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Government; was; negotiating with
the Beichstag with a view of ob-
lwmns' .' . owl-l "males ,0! tll
peace resolution adopted last [OJ
user by the Reidlstag. The die-
toms sddedihst it was the one;
piety that it was inadvisable for
Beiehstsg to take a definite atti-
tude. The minimalism ap-
proved by' the Majority 'part‘y" iii
the Reichstag declared against an-
nidxtions‘snd indemnities.
c
the enemy appnrently is not
prepared for his next blown.
Allied "forces are*mskia ‘
their defences‘and it'is
“hi
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believed
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, cumulus U thchmns will-at 4.1.,» pg. _PARlS,.Aprii Emilifl..
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.. ...u...:‘.2;"'.‘;°:..2239;... Ll- A 193' an! V . A :19. Ll! . J fiflm‘l'mhlhn‘rl: 5333' fflfillfii‘f" mew;
“mule y," .m me... my,” t -‘ M'GALE—llm‘ amount ~‘vo Lev-m 5 noon Arsnr- fifemimio“ éffigfifloré a“: m ”h- G°vemmem "
set»: .
New Tori. a tew' days ago, - furniture. costly tapestrlas, carpet; ments at 12 'North lain street. neat r‘tll , .. . . . .- _ .. ,
. —. .c - .. . . » , - . -. , . . bilge . allot-mans hold 01 their scant David E.Putnlall,ofBrook- .- .
_ mu?“ riflrfibiioc’ihzwt' 813. "M" ‘t 0““ GM' ' ' new ilfack, the heavier it h likely llllé.‘ Mass", Jiheiubei'i of French L z ‘ r , {ml “ I’m 2'
no to" . fl .. ,, ,. ., ,. l, h. ... .
"at.“ .. Inlay. April 21. st in at. the Tour—rive stools cord-son, t” b" “nun“ ”1 “m" thmdflm M' 156’ “Hm” A' ‘ 1"" ‘ reef.“ .9
wa'N'vso —f7rosiTIONI "bll'a'fiF hm" °‘ "3"" "5 ”m“,
*3 out his. a- lessa Court. rent tlz;'slso‘ t
awarded the 'War cross to
Germans are massing largo bodies
. Millions, of Cambridge, Mass., of
o! troops on the northern is; oral;
“drills No: 87,‘Ittd Phelps (Bill.
tear 30% “é.” . _Mm' .mwe'l Wall street ”tlbrtsel’bianiec De Pillow lsnail’roblas,‘No.hil Disesa Court. rent
— 'sus'West Norwalk. ‘sz: 3! ; , , 7 . 1 macho: Central Hotel.
. W" “" ‘ - .. - ~ -. » ., +bad room. sets remediation”, buss: . - ~
‘ a2: at
. . -' ~ . ~ .. salieht‘probablyiil {stipulation for lion-oh Betmit.~ruember oi the
_ Lockwood homestead) on Mill Hill,;37- All”! £0 1001”! Discus, 121 Ill! '-" - - “ " . i ' .
_Aneflcan man. Address muis Kar Nona”! “m or “I” Am We” further attempts to overcome the .Lafaycitelscadrille. Collins ll
Mont Kemtncl positions "and out-
heds, Teakwooa stands. lusttrlesses.l
ilallk' Yprell. ‘ They have carried
, WANTED ~ YOU-VG MAN T0 . . . l 7° L‘T—“Ws” “T" "l” out small mus ln'tlle"vicinit' of altars-mm cm: 'April ell .. - ' _ -. .,.. ' A .. . ‘ ' '
.. ..... mmmsd mum aircrew We m the-- W ”W "4 s. “l u m «na tympani... n... on... om u... .. .mi- - Al‘flusbdnd‘s Advtce
business. Experienced preferred. AP, white enamel furniture. five-piece Ja-land cold water. steam heat and all willie southern leg 91m, “limit jOina session yesterday Mind the“ Rc- . . , -. u
’1, Linen-Biker lineman ' dru‘roby set period. Also extra mattress-aproveutents. 127 South Main m'lthe'old'battle “a"..- Ill-180‘. cénter public of Guatemala to occupy ihcl . ,imijR HUBBANDS
store. 1233i.” "M, "mu“ mem- 3 “Mfg“ Norwalk. ““1“” "7 South the British‘hamilurtller’inpmvea hue position toward the Euro- . . t . - .-
_ ' lmktlzs‘es. is?“ walnut b3: easel. I “(in street. - si: at their“ Mfllmjlfbund Robecq. . W" belligerents'as‘doesthc Ullll- T" "SI”‘YOIII'WIIC Work This Way
”"WAN‘reo—nov. 0' 8' ”Row“ u " ‘l' ‘ ‘ run. ~ ‘ ‘ “O" the Funk battlefield mé‘ cd‘fltalea. : . - - ~ .- . - ' ' - ' Th h th ' o.t l rc absent from brine and little .
1’5”" 9°" ”9 W'mm‘m "'0"- ' - -- ”us-“9" WM?!" “a!!!” millili- 3336179 “1355““? l3HED.:,l}°?§"Ell}¢mm ’b‘gow incressed activity ;' .1")me All?" 23-“'h”’,l"“.'tl " killifi'tl;‘l):§ malivdcl‘iltfl militias... must attend to.’ Housework"
‘ 123‘ 3" rill! quillgcfflmi‘hmluent. o: logmgly in“! {2:31:25}??? 0! ,9” film"? l0 _Albert..l°,"', B’oiur 1“" mf’l’d'm"? "l? at the best is hard—stud kitchen Work the hardest 0! all. '
fives-A MAN who is usnn dining room crockery. some of rsreistluth this street. s‘iz ‘ m m at the hm 0‘ fl" M‘W‘FM‘“ lathe-House “'(imm‘m‘ ' Bl" "M “1'0" 3‘0" “"8 "it “00th ( 81)!"le In .Vt’llrilthen: *
value. Kitchen utensils aii'd tshienre.’
to llakinz or onewilllng to learn. Ap-l
1 “ Bum, my . 5 Mon”, mm 9pc oi the Israeli and most attractive
. p y . . m - ~ .23 it public aslss'in years. 'l‘errss cash. W.
‘ ‘ ill. Guthrie. Auctioneer. '
- TO LET - S ROOMS.
WANTED—BRIGHT 01an iron on, — line. .22 3.
. l
. lice: (i _ ypenmanahlpl necessary; aw; 17:3); 8::Egé‘8MALl. FALL PIG.
moment stood)? and sood opportunlw - e g -
ll" "- 3300b} son-.J‘Bélden avenue.
Narcotic. .
l‘ ron’uLI—qviox auvnit can!
.23 3t '
, . . . , .‘aiul himwc are selfish
‘wauvco—A My 1'9, . Dmvzland lot, misundesir‘sslo for factorrlslr, south Norwalk. 7 ‘ szo “nine mmhofhlbcrt-has'tmht out
laundry automobile. A'pply Nomlk’m" °P° ”be" "m“ South N‘m’m‘g’ . “lutlmerous mwmchm the
Steam Laundry, 43 Day street. a22 ”fun”; price $3,500, immediate M T0 LET--DIBIRABLE ‘ “Whit; Wkgl fit.“ Wietmva.
~ lssusioil. Albert Giaolfi. no musmloa rooms. some for llsht h awlfientlv‘gdufi 9y '
WANTED—MARRIEDMAN WANTStH'mM’ Bm“,""' 5" Y' ‘23 3‘ "‘5" AFN-8'1““? ”hum“. 3 "MlGermun artillery lire continues hin's burde
position on gentleman’s estate as} sea-i m9"- 3031-" Norwalk. ’20 3“strong: on the Mouldidier-Noyon
L oral man, in Norwallt r. vlclnity.7 7°" “ALE-‘25 ACRE POULTRY ‘ sector. -' .
State all particulars. Address “0-."lnnd mm "m" or "I" trade a” "a To LIT"3‘ COVE nVEN’UE. FIVE: Allin-French airmen are harass- / The gross national debt at the
care mating Sentinel. a22 3t‘ "9m“ in or around Norwslk. Phone rooms “d bath. Adm" only. l"ll“"efllig' the enemy by dropping litany.
on premises.
l 1252-13. ‘
wau'rso -— MAN EXPERIENCED
in‘tlieing out. pieces on block. Loom». l l j
bury Mathewson & Co. . “22 3t car, 1917 model. .b‘lrst cass mud tlon.‘localiiy, with .n modern improve-
' t'Eiectric lights. sell starter. Many ex- ;mrn13.nevlr papered throughout. Pos-
WAN-"3.01.315 TO WORK ultras. One .ertrn tire complete, withlwgglon May 1... Also two furnished
fittrtcty'fgpply 50 my street." a20 33 ”m slid HIM inquire Central l“li'tl‘rooms with bath to rent, light bosse-
' ' .. ' 3mm”- drooping if derired. inquire 22 Taylor
wauvsmnnmnr YOUNG MAN, ‘ 'avenue. all at
17 to la ydhrs of age. lilgh school edji 70" SALE—TOWER 39‘7' 13" é ‘ _ '
.. "oration for assistant shipping lcleric.l":t 3 1'3 n. 9- Filmer came. 10 foot. 1'0 Lav—2 iACTOthS o.\ my
‘milnco for advancethent.‘ Apply Mni‘m‘” “d covvred delivery wagon. ln'Istreet. Otllces corner of wt- hizlcton
. ' . - ' ulro oeor e E. Shriver, Jr., 59 Mes-l. Place. For further
Adams. American . Ls Dentelle lnc., q , 5 8.trcet and R. R.
'Enst Norwalk, a20 3t dow street. 82?- 31' particulars apply Old Well Cigar Co.
.._._._____._....
. waureo—nours MAN. :23 me ros oALE—A nannav mvm! -
W“
wr-ck guaranteed. with oommlsglon,§ son motorcycle, single cylinder and in; LOST
Address z care of Sentinel. {first class shape. Inquire at T. G. Roi»I ' ‘ '
2 W . - ; lchaud, it Chestnut street. n22 3t, L M. BET“ em 81'.
ss—
- ‘ ' lJoseph'a Church and Seaside Place, a
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD FALSE‘ .
teeth Don't matter it broken. 1 pay FOR SALE—CHICKEN hiANU'RE.lPrcpe pin with diamond in centre.
:2 to 315 per set also cash tor old . 23 Elm Grow street. 20 3tll-‘Indcr rewarded. rein... or m m. i:
(old, silver; platinum. dentalzsolllland , “~-/ , _ ' . lBi'OWflt’J? Seaside Put... -.- .nu
old gold Jewelry. Will send’c'aa‘h Mi '0' 83“”HAM) ELEV “'0va
return niail and will hold goods 10 formerly in the Central F00“ store. A“!
.. ..
days for sender’s approval of my: ply at othce oi the Old' Well Cigar Col “GAI- fifii u:
4..
price. Mail NHL. blazer 2007 S. 5th t
' so Im' Fort sALc—on TO LET, THE:
. . [Ferris property at 198 Flax Hill Road.{
'WA'NTED—JATONCE 6 OR 8 MR'ST’consistil-lg of large house of 15 rooms;
CLASS WOMEN AT illAND- HEM',.nd an acre of ground DVeflooklng Register Your Dogs
3']!chan LINEN AND FINE TOW'E Souih' Not-walk and L. 1. Sound, ls of-é A penalty of 31 provided by law in
ELINO. AEPLY M. N. MA’YmTOFFSfet-ed for rent or sale at an attractive addition to the rczular fee will be
CO. MERWIN STREET. NORWAw-ltigure. An ideal house and locationjcml'fld 10" "9‘7 “05. “0‘ "9““er
:‘i‘ ’ ’ - a20 Si‘ for city boarders. am“ for twolon'm' before, May 1, 1918. Don may
learn. A business opportunity for the: ‘19 feglfileml ll! the To" 00““ T00“:
,‘rlght party. J. Irving Dibble. 14!) Wall street, in the first Ward. begin-
‘Waahlngton street, ninfi April 24th, from 10 a. m. to 12:30
' lp. m. and from 2 to 5 p. m.
ron sALs - ranmv Honest Nomflkv April 20. 1918-
, with one-half acre of'ltind on Westi HERBERT 8- BMW“.
f, iiomn'would like position 2):; Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-i Town Clerk-
'Wfif'l‘llli‘llblllelieepl‘f- 445"” W- - pike. Must be sold at once to class _ ...- ., - ._ -w -'..,__ .
Monro sentinel. ‘ . a20 seem“, gm“ mount “a“, m15”}'m° m mealcyuaur mums
, ' ("“' ' g A ‘ ‘ ed. balance on tutor-tease. mqmreluod‘2l’0gli‘9fn1‘l’arel". ll": (bullshit, ll!
. - .1 . .' -. . .7 A. . -l a. on 8199.. npecltl enro '
.. ' Fi "emen 3:52,: mtg?“ ”um." Mk; ins agent to: the u, s. Shippinc Board.
. charm for ad. wages and sde’
waucdrnent for men between tire ages
lin the last weekhas signed up the tol-
filowinit Young men for training an ap-.
of eighteen and forty-Me years In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
sircet, Philadelphia, Pa.
NOTICE
a v
WA 'soehnhloron GENER-
al hou 6ft. Apply evenings, Miss
Fitch. “179 Fl;x lull noun. s20 3t
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‘. wAQrEDdEEHNED. " MIDDLE-
Afllyou AN ECONOMIS'”
Get the “amt. “Economize.” Buy. prontices in the Merchant Marine:
lWar Savings Stamps and liberty, "”9911 Paul ““9““ 27 Knapp
lBoudsnowand when thebattlelsover,""°°‘“ 3“” “d“ 27 Windsor
You will hay-s money to purchase I Pm“: Wm. Joseph Callahan, 1 Ely
v -. ' ' Those. applicants are now waltlnil
Ask John T. . Hayes
[Applicants-:zcccpted are sent to Bos-
= ,/ armors ,
“ months, at. $30 a month, before belnz
applicants. Private houses, hotels, the term or the war, and are exempted
flee. 24 may street, south Norwsllr.
NEW HAVEN. April 23.—Wltll less
dalmatian. painter ‘ supplies: wall Guards. yesterday observed thsvanuiw
.. Raven coloneis upon the selection»!
home {or your family in a free coun—y avenue: "l-rmcst Washington Johnson.
lnmice of their acceptance by the
'10. Titania Hamil:
ton, and placed on a training ship
. EMPLOYMENT hustlers. is‘hipped in regular merchant crews at
boarding houses, restauranta‘aud far: from the draft;
Conn. Tel. 5434. .
4 " fl. displsy and formality than custtuusry
”bebop-twin styles. lowest pricsb.
' = . , ‘tdmssusitsa rumor; , .
. mymaltami-tmsima ‘WW'MW it”
u
unauum . .
M. D. MILbER, Sup't., Waterbury.
_ ‘o. as MITCHELL. sup'c. Hartford.
f1“; Vi-*;‘*Wfi§3\ dud? Ul’»f*"
_' WANT
’wauvso - SHIRTMAKBRS. PAY
' while" learnlns.
~—
wsuvcoltlns-slcns. snnrr E11
‘ l
snipers.
73"
s
i
In factory.
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try, [1/ ' Darlen', ('onn.
I
[training service at the Shipping Board.
“EAL, ISIAH—m0!
, there, tor special training of two
Situations secured for all classes of high wages. They stroll to serve for
tot-loo. Apply Wilson's Employbrsnt ot- ,,
FOOT GUARDS ANNIVERSARY.
.- .— c—l:—‘=.;‘V ’ ’
wanna—rumours 'ro Wosafi "”7"“ " ”museum the Second company. covet-sort. root
Estimatss cheerfully m. Trial of-
W is li‘mvlfl
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sncozvn'
floor at a Cross street. Rent 813, ml
quire F. D. Lawton,“ to Ba'yvlaw ave-'
’ro Lev-si‘aoou honor, anit
water and trolley, set range, be; and!
cold water, wonderful shade an 'irllfi'
secure an exceptional bargain. Houseftrees'f acre land. Ada Tbotnas, 1&0ther ӣ10,,fbr..am
mum of the mass mods by serum: 3,1,1;
in . MM
Vii-w “Mgr '
'l’wliohe‘aper is theidheturo of the
'l/ tame and Allure rii'crs, almost
directly east of Amieu'.’
It iii’not probalilctlist the ‘Ge _
insult ‘ntay attack ‘simultaiieéasl;
the British ’lines in, Flanders slid
Ithose directly north of the Sam
a
iArms
' , positional. Field Marshal
Hus
has held'sttibbornly to the
0
(tons of bombs on his military eatab.
illi aerial lighting 37 (Lerman air-
planes have been liccollutct
:Allietl aviators.
:th
‘mt or St. inhid. General PershJ
‘iug is understood to have reported; M“ “m“ Chicken" died "8‘
to Washington that the American
casualties iil‘Saturdny's brisk fight
cxccetlcd’ two bluidrt-d, and that
ithnso 07 t5? enemy \vcrc between.
illlltl’llnd 400. I
; Fighting ’perutions in Macedonia‘
‘althougll evidently not on a large
.sculc. are quite active. British.
'Scrliiall; French and ltalian‘troops
,hllvc bcollzrcngancd with the on-
;clny on th’d front bctwacn Mona-
‘ttir‘and Doirnil. . At Vetrenik the
position from the Billlzariansnud
Serbians captured an important
held it! against ll counter attackf
lTlle Allied artillery has been fighbl
6m“ heavilyoil the on y 1msitions..
l Relations between nlland until
Germany are again reported near'
Ithc breaking point, and the situa-
i-lion is said to be looked upon'witll
anxiety in ofl‘iciul circles ill Lon-
don. Rumors nrccurreut in the
British capital that Holland has
liccn‘isyi‘ed by Germany with a dc-
?innm approaching 9n ultimatum.
g'l‘ht- Dutch press is becoming un-
teasy rcua rdinc Germany '5 attitude
gtowartl the smaller coun‘ry.
l LONDON, April 23.—-The lind-
mot introduced in the House of]
xCommons yesterday by Andrew
'Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, the Daily Mail says. will
be popular, but it docs not no for
enough. ’ The heaviest taxes. it
adds, are placed min ycry small
class, who willlloi complain. and
the newaph'nerronfldent that the
mess of wage earners would not re-
sent it graduated tax; on wcekly
wages. '
“The practical
.Bndgct seems justify Mr. Bonar
Law's opti sm concerning our ul-
timatesolvency." says the Daily
Chronicle. -
The income tax, the Daily News
believes, could have been increased
more largely. and adds:
/ “it is a wonderful testimony to
the resources of the nation that wcl
still are able to finance ourselves
after financing the/Allies for three'
yum.” . ' I.‘
l The Times believes the estimated
'reservc .tvil prove to be consider-
'ablj' \vithi tllc umrk. l
‘ Ii‘itsrauosit. April 23,1»!
nisls,thst negotiations are proceed,
in; Eighteen the government and
v
I
workman-liki- i
l
lotions: {he July peace resolution.
made by the" ' semi a?“ liar.
'ln an eilort to billion: lhe'iltrsng'
“Stumps theiadopted would lessen .Great Brit-
1
_ , 'lisllmonts lit-hind bo’thl t j' irrai l. lie ‘rolosl'l'tl lieu" t'llxiltit'u i
ran sate—ommxo rouanvu' vo LET—nous; m nusmsaucl ’8 ”Limit?“ ‘ P I I
l for byi
- l
The Germans have not repeated‘
clr attack on the American lineal
l-fl'g looking to the repus,
killed on March 17 in an aerial
,coinbui.
”mating?! whip! in thzfilast g3?
0m t. _ 'tsiii fallv' cetl .,.
000,000“potuldsto' its'tillies’, and .
that thg'Uo'ltrdhtstse .llatl scl-
iVfified 950, "pounds to'the
Emmanuel 4 7 ; -~
' ”it ill “only hm for-us,"
lie-1M ’M‘IW'THF‘VHM
matchingtlle amount, the other
allies lemon W in' bfllt‘r whrtls.
running",
The ('hanellor saitl'llellsd mad
measuring and mixing.
"cost.
“ “strength. It prevents: fall
hilt-“health?
.. prices lil‘t' low. Onlyjifllltl to
Pillllplllt'lll.
, l
'cortain suggestions. regarding __at -
vances to the‘”Allies". which.
n considerably ,with-
out in any-way increasing the‘lotlll‘
obligations of the United States.
end of the last year was 5.850,-
000.00ll pounds, the Chancellor (El-a
, . , 7".7'rrni-h""'¢d'!‘ "
running well over sixty pcr' ct‘iit.l nitric. _
of llll‘ pro-war taxable revenue. nnmulnoox m ‘m
burns arm rmasas. '
' Marla L. Chiohsstcr.
"new
184 names it.
terday morning .at the house of her _ ‘ ‘
nevbew..8amtml Griffin. 598 connecti-
cut avenue. She was 83 years'old and
leaves to‘mourn her loss; two nieces .
- mci-‘lloan some say.
3.285 Saloous [Go Out of Business
Mrs. Sehier Waterbury of this.clty; All?" 302
and Mrs; George Bell of Hartford, andl DETROIT, Mich. April 23.—\\'hen,
her nephew. The funeral will take Michiganrsoes dry at midnight on April;
place at 2 o'clock'Thursday attemoonlso. a total of 3,285 saloons in the state'
at the mortuary chapel of Ausust G.:must so out ot business andloz brew-1
Baker, 1297‘ Stratford avenue. Rev.'erles'arc prohibited from manufacture.
Charles SlmPtlon and Rev William'ing beer or any intoxicating liquor. At
Oakley will officiate. The body willvthe election in November, lillti. the
be sent to Norwallt for Interment iniamendment providing for “bone dry"
in the family plot in Union cometary. Hittite prohibition was adopted by a ma-
—llrlditeport Telegram. "‘ Joriyt of nearly 70,000.
—-— Manulacturers and dealers in liouor
Ralph veriin ,‘in Michigan have 'had eighteen
Ralph. the little son of Mr. and Mrs.7nlonths to dispose of their stock and
Ralph C. Vcriin,’ died at their home,'vviud up their business affairs. Mich-
46 Knicht street, last evening after ailsan breweries employed 2,060 men.
chort illness. at the age of one year,while saloons had a total of 6,387 men.
and eleven month. The funeral sen-'1'??? several “€81“ “100“ men have
vices will he held froni the home when taking up other trades, but the
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Roulmovement of labor from tho breweries
James Benton Werner omcisting. The has not been pronounced. . ;
burlalwill be in the Not-walk cents Some of the breweries willvmanU-
tery. The host of friends of_ Mr. and‘facture "soft" drinks and others, it
i
,lth.’ t’erlin extend the most heal'tfeit;Is understood, will turn out distilled
sympathy. at. this time of their lie-'products not. prohibited by lavv.- A
renvement. tew beer plants will be converted into
-— ice factories.
Joust Plstansky Accord'ug to claims made by the
Joszef Pistansky, a resident of NW Anti-Saloon League organization in
Canaan, died at the Norwaik Hosplo Michim.‘ approximately . 2,338,000
tai, yesterday morning. The tunmllmgnels of grain have been used in
son-tors will be held from the home or, the yearly output of ’lllichlsan brew.
his sister Mrs. Julia bulbs. 36 Osbom’eries. ‘
avenue. East Norwalk tomorrow mornvl ' The internal revenue report for the,
in! at 8:30 a- m. and at St. Joseph‘s year ended June 13, 1917, showed that
(‘hurch at 9 o'clock. The burial will 2333 521 barrels of beer were brewed;
be in St. Mary's cemetery. fin Michigan that year. Each barrel
‘ ' ‘contalned thirty-one gallons and it
* Edward C. Bowers "Elias been estimated that a bushel of
Edward C. Bowers died at the Nore- mm leased to make 1‘ barrel 0'
ton Soldiers Home yesterday, aged 76 beer.
years. He was lst Heat. and alter-- The mes; figures “on the census
"I’d” Captnlnrof 00- A' First New department concerning ’the liquor in-
! 'oril Marin: Artillery, and also dew-"dust”. in Michigan ‘1", the follow.
9‘ 0“ "'9 (U/S- 5h“! “We“ “l “mils; details: Capital Invested. 812.384.-
tlago. Cuba; 1 ~ '1'0002‘shlarios paid.v8558,000: wages paid
f""" . 31,073,000; cost at materials, $2,421,000;
""9"" °' ""~ “V" value or products, $9,840,000: valus'sddg
‘ Funeral services for the late Mrs. ed by manufacturer. $7,419.000. ;
Annie F. Boyd, filo died it the NOT-l 0“ either AntiSsIoon League 37“”
walk hospitalzsarly Saturday mornlnl manta mum the liquor industry in
from a dislocatsd neck alter she had .mcm u” been the amount or
hornbtruck by an automobile whllo'co.) Warned. Last winter when
returning trons work were held'thh'p'mlm industries were operated
afternoon atm from the late 3030‘de t:‘,‘ t' coal conservation
on 'l'sylor Place. Rev. FLA. Coleman rules, m' throughout ,tlle
oi Trinity church oucistiu. inter-lusts asset close. “
men! was in Riverside ““‘l‘n'J'mK lt'ghss been claimed that Michigan
bars of loosebesrt Mon alien firm used more thaa a quarter
‘ths tuneral. ' ' . lo! a milliomtons oi coal during the
- h.- ‘ _ last yin!“ covered by the internal rev-
' . . caso Of-J'HANKO .
. ‘WW .TM‘3YME“.Z*” w
“ ..., “ “tor-harm, ‘,
' all” 9“
“a statement credited (to a.
. .‘FW'*'*€“ M.
. mm» w W
~ * vzlelsso'sina »
‘ it lets a woman sit (lowtllc'tlmfr'lrt'ably to prepare th'e meals. It». ,
saves her miles of steps and hours of toil. It saves food by keep.
, il'lgv, flour. sugar, etc. in protected placcs’anrl avoiding waste in'
in countless ways the Hoosier pays its .
Yet most of till. the Hoosier .‘ilth'si
. sue. and what is-‘moropreeioWsn ,
All tilis,'rt'~raetuller, ior only 31's week. ‘Hdbhier '
'our money all back if you are not tilt-lighted.
is telling Euruiturcl’lfio. 1:
‘ liltntx’ivlsmmfsl.
not) or mwork-‘Aomlstbslll
mass-Mum“;
. ,. The White’ Electric Co. :
_ woman
ll’omlll of. coal to Dr
sane ropes-t. 'i'itis slttmsts ls partly,
your wife's looks and;
$52.00, according to style and ’
fl
ew a pint “of bear
it it is' correct. Michigan brew
would have consumed about '2».
tons of coal to turn out 561,245,
pints of beer in the year Nib-17. '
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HIGHWAY CONTRACT I”
psoeosALs ascslvso
Proposals for contract work on an“
highways and bridge ' construe“)!
were received by Highway Com ,
sloner C. J. Bennett as follows;
wicll and Lisbon, construction Ill
beam superstructure for a five ”at
bridge, over the Shetucltet river on “IO
'orwich-Jewett City road; town of
Mansfield, on the Staflord-Willinian
road, urst section about 13.252 lineup:
feet of crushed gravel, or native std”:
macadllm or both: low: of HIM
town, construction of a two-span c0-
cretet T. beam bridge over the W
River on Washington street.
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BUY BONDS OR FIGHT FOR TH
~ KAISER. SAYG EMPEY. "
Scrgt. Arthur Guy Empey, author
and lequrer. who went "over the. H
with the British forces in Flanders...
says:
"Refuse to buy Liberty Bonds!
50 to that baby killer. Wilhelm of
many. and receive a German ... ‘3. N»
a rifle and abayouet. and tight; . n “3;;
your flag andzcountry. He will %.
you." V
consults an oven woo.
NEW HAVEN. April 21—well
ors working probably Saturday,
demolished a sale in the cities 01%.
H. 11.1!“er company. and ". , ‘ '
8500 Worth of Liberty Bonds and ~
in cash. and left a quantity ;ot
lest and securities. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler