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"BEING SENTINEL TELE-l
" PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
holiness Mice—93.
orwallt Branch Gilles—1388.
tor's Residence—2183.
WEditor’s Residence—14924.
Mess Manager’s Residence——
MILITARY UNITY
‘ If the Get-titanS‘Sti‘ike in Flanders,
Vey face. Gen. Foch. If they strike in;
.“France, they tare uen. Foch. if they,
Strike in Italy, as they threaten to do,i
,‘ they face Gen. Foch. “
f1: lhority now (orerine that war thea-
m—
He has new att-
Anywhere on that great western
from stretching' from
flhhnnel to the Adriatic Sea they are.
met by the keen strategy and steady
nerves of the. one allied commander,
for whom they have most respect an
And executing his plans
3 matching his calm courage are the ar-
mies of Great Britain, France. Ameri-
ca, Belgium, Italy and Portugal, united
in Spirit and organization, fighting as
One man with
“guns and many million hayonets.
ermany's big‘ sucresses . POPP-
ltlvo been due to her eneinies' lac
tlulty. Now the Allieshave the or
the man to handle it.
Le Hindenburg hit where and
I lit; likes-Foch is readyitor liim.
' ..——-—~—-—O---'—
0'01: new ...
When it's warm,.we dontt need each,
9 can‘t get it.‘ Where: t
k OgIthemselves. (fan “noble blood" reallyI
x When it‘s cold: w
7 or; every householder who doepn'
want to repeatiascwlnter‘s fr
nce next winter had better set
15”“ ex- . sinner. and the doctors aleflso impi'esii-'
firs possiblei‘in most localities. ‘
' e the coal now.
V the bin this, month is
. y in the bank.
tithere ‘3 fa“ morelnvolveduthtm'{fer from “bends," but any pulmonary Grand Guardian
”9.“? of mind regarding the (“e-l i or bronchial troubles were benetlited.
5°, 01‘9" 9‘1“ family: Tm fuel despitb‘the darkness and dampneos.
V “55 “pull-00h“ every ion 0". The "sand hogs" attribute the whole- ..
... 3, .. ‘0 mm.“ the ”.‘l‘mw‘ln' I"some result to the :air pressure, under
Th“ t9 haul a‘ ton or food or war which they are obliged to work. This
.“la- .5150 ".859” ”we“ and, “'1 conditionwlll be duplicated in- th‘ec‘it‘y .
Erie's willtnqule the dealers iota."i ' ' ‘
' “7033.97“ him“ “"9"" “mm mltight room into which air is pumped ..
““el'gende“ “8“. until the pressure is about 15 pounds .nouncedvthe _ y
' . J ‘ ' her husband, mess sergeant of what‘
wastho Bradford Battery overseas.
and who probably.- is the iirst man.
from here to;dle in. this war. Ser-
geant Corcoran first enlisted in the
t“ :lmforestieable
Vrastinnt'lort‘ls astraitor. Call yupi ' One theoryv-lsfthat {1,838,313 of tu-
. .‘CHlljDPS-‘ALEBMEN
in? the sale of Thrift stamps by
flvylpnlbelnr;~ overdone? ,' It's doubt-
-.'all light for .Boy Scouts and Girl
6, nndlot‘hér children of their
. .130 undertake this patriouc work
at organized 'way. But in many
och stamps are being peddleddnom
” door in a clitiotlclifashiod'ffine
Was called :to. her. doorsix
noon by small child-
wanted ; 'icseii her thrift
s. -It wgs-i cripple . at. valuable
gruff-and the children were he-
‘ ' Ibrnged to becomeenighborhood
er, with every bank. every
nice, almost every drug store
re of everyfkind selling thrift
"y the hands or responsible
is, why. should children She drawn
thematter. with its temptation to
”re minds of petty'thett?
yenwith the Sign.“'l‘ake part
hange in Thrift Stamps“ star-
ery housewifeinthe face at cv- ‘
.0 nter where she buys, when she
ridged in the. work or buy
‘ money in her hand,
for her to be interrupted when
at work at other necessary
' hildrenio save theirown mon-
earn money ‘ to buy stamps
its is a nsetul part of their
ggjusl now.' But for children
""0000: bohyhood to be making
,some'ior busy adults, '
“lble babes to be handling
isgsurely.. not-u- -
r Undo. Sam
CENT POLYGAMY~ -\
edrtBeriin publication called
pologlcai Monthly
ext:
«any: 4».x~...‘—.~,=A7r‘,:.-,~u—-v~=—;-g:«.. : .. ‘5 an 7:7 -, {.5. , .. ~ , ,
SECOND RED CROSS WAR FUND
May 20-27
In June. 1917,, the Red (irons..WarGouncil asked the people
oitthis con ntrya to-contribute $100,000,000 to the Red-Gross. Such
an ampunt hind nevertbeenasltcdcf any people for purely relief
purposes. .
‘ The response of the people was proof that the scope of the
Red Cross would never find its limitation in the willingness of
America'to give.
’4
for war today. it was apparent that it would be many months
before our army could play its full part in the war. During that
period“ was important that America’s help be evident. to our
“Allies, who. for so long had carried the burden. -
It has fallen to the lot: of the American Red Cross to fill
this gap, to bring comfort and relief to those nations, and in do-
lingr soto begin to play this country’s part in the war.
Itshould be in the mind and heart of every American that
Red Gross help is strengthening that spirit of out Allies which
is so essential to final success.
I its vital that this work go on, and because it must go on
the Re Gross War Council must. again ask the American people
to respond to an appeal. .
Although the demands upon our people are so great and so
that this is the time of sacrifice, that. continued giving is the
spirit ofthe day, that nothing matters but. the winning of the
part in bringing this war to a successful conclusion.
great work.
Norwalk, May 18. 1918.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
fANNI
The grand wind-up of the greatest of all sales—Tomorrow w ' ' I ‘ '
Sale in awhiriwindof Real Bargains. Wonderful stocks. “£03333? 3330:}; up our. 30th Anniversary
it All brand new; stylish, snappy. up-to-the-minute alt edge merchandise.
eds
Becausoof the scale on which nations must be organized '
continuous the War Council approaches the people for another
$100.000,_000 with no feeling of apology, but in the knowledge
war. and that its rceord of achievementiis its justification for
feeling that-the. American Red Cross is playing a substantial
In order that there Shall be no interruption to its tasks from
lackof funds, the week of May 20—27 hasboen set aside to give
the American people another opportunity-to contribute to this
1—
“... - ‘V-. 1
to have several wives must be conslil- STATE ODD FELLOWS OFFICERS.
ered very set iously. as it is the only-
reniedy for the shortage of German fir; WATERBURY \iuv
ling the birth-rate reduction."
Considering Germany's close zilli-
'ance with the Turks, the. adoption of. ‘ -
polygamy may appear not altogetheri there being no opposition.
‘ unnatural, no matter for what ptir-i
But certain iiiiiiculties sugaest‘
uty Grand Master.
\be restored, by the harem system? Ol‘
tcnn any "decent form" he found for,wa”f°“'
”on--.” ~— 1
- COMPRESSED AlR FOR "1'. a." '
r The city of Cleveland leading to em.
whom with'éomuressed air as a tu-f Grand Representative.
Grand Treasurer.
erculbslscure. This, odd remedy hitsl George M. Chapman. interbury,
‘ l’
t~lictiuptimestoilby the water commit Juntor Grand Representative.
Herbert J.‘ .Phillipo,
'ed-ihai they lire willing to try it. lG'rsnd Marshal.
to. It has been noticed in the dissing 0f, Charleen: Hathaway. Bouth Mun rl
deep tunnels under the lake. for the cheglor'timnd Conductor
Every ton dumpedicity water supply system. that work-. ‘ V V '
better than ei-S suaerlpgutrom tuberculosis seemed Grand Clittplttin. ~
Charles J. .iFowler, Thompsonville,
to improve markedly. They might out,
MONIAi
capital by keepinzpi'itients in annihi-
per’ sq‘uareinch aboio normalu
bercmlosis, althm0,. etc, cannot live .
under‘inore than the normal ' atmos-
pheric pressure.- Another lethal. the.
patient is benefitted because. ‘owlns battery in 1907.
to .tlie.greater density .0: the air, he .
itwr- Thi- i- . i“ ti ‘1 t‘ “ NWHW’V
h' h ‘ " pt: ”.0 L "H" 1,“. Hirsch of New London was elected
many has lost a considerable portion 1
. _ . (ii-and Master of the Grand Lodge of
of its noblest blood. A decent form
_ Connecticut, l. O. 0. F‘., at the after-
, must be found for the introduction of . ‘
: noon session of the orders conven'
‘polyganty. as the only way of combat-
stlon here yesterday. Mr. Hursch was
telected unanimously, as were the rest
‘of the elective candidates for office.
Oiilcers were installed as follows:
' William '1‘. Meyer, Bridgeport. Dep-
F‘rank W. Whlton. Mumford. (ii-anti
‘ . _ ‘ Willem S. Hutchinson New Haven
. ? . ' '
when poliglm.v (ii-and Secretary.
Sidney W. Challenger, Bridgeport. '1 ' 'r
..W-hite Poplin
Philip Pond. New Haven. Senior
Waterbury,
l Tomorrow . . . . i69c
Rev. Charles H. Smith. Barre, Mam.
.. l Limithd. number
1 men's Value 39c.
James Cooper. Myatlc. Grand Herald.
*Plilldi‘andfltripeiSilks .,
MESS BERGEANT DlES OF-PNEU-
sandman. May i7.—-ii- telegram
to Mrs. J. diporcorau here today. an;
. {Tomorrow -. . . . 101,79 yard, ... ,
" , iwo'iiiéics BliotSill: dose
jgeatii im'm pneumonia or .
abfiorbswfireoxnefl with each tnha . ‘ “ ’ “
atlon. Possibly there is something in < - ' .
both of these suggestions, * MOREBUYERS
The‘condltions. it will be.observed. THAN CARS
are the opposite of those found in the;
mountainous regions where so many:
Sanitariums are established. in the,
latter the airfthe patient breathes ls:
rarer than usual. Cures are affected
thermos everyhory knows.
It will be interesting to see whether,
condensed air is as curaitve as rare-y
fled air, or more so. If it is, sufferers
from the “white plague" can be treat-
ed anywhere, by Simply putting them
for eight or ten hours a day in com-
pressed-air compartments. i
“(...-”-
Try a Sentinel Want Ad. l
I
and very (aware to be had.
‘ step lively.
Broadway and 50th St,
New York
»wammm
' FURS -
Moderate Rate;
Storage Vaults Located on “the Premises
' CUSTOMERS may SENlTTEEIB runs
or EXPRESS. cannons ‘ oonnno'r.
Wei-Are Now? Displaying a Great Variety of _.
' Attractive Model; or
f; stmuomsuum'ms‘
actuation «York
Unprecedented conditions pron.
rail in the automobile ileld. Cur-
tailment, ot new our production has
caused a big demand for used cars.
We have just placed on sale in
our Used Car Department. cars .
which are “right.". .We are still
asking old prices and they'll so
quick. It you hnva any idea of own-
ing a car this season. you'll have to
Willys-Overland. Inc.
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FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918'
ERSARY SALE
A WHIRLWIND OFV _
Come tomorrow—Cone early—We promise unusual savings.
. . Beautiful. Showing of
'lflandsomc Dresses
Here is a smart and comprehensive assortment of new DESIR
models that should interest every woman and miss who wants a l ABLE COATS
stylish dress at a little price. Practically all of the wanted col-
ors and materials are represented.
Silk Poplin Dresses f - iii-.50
.1‘Talieia:Silii. Poplin and .
some Dresses $8.95 0312.50.-
‘Crepe Meteor, Taffeta, Serge.
‘Wool. Jersey, Satin, Georgette.
Crepe 8: Crepe-de-Chine Dreses
$15.95 to $30.00
values at
DESIRABLE SHADES
DESIRABLE MATERIALS
Coats for all occasions in all Sizes-a remarkable varied assert.
. merit of models in the season’s leading fabrics.
$12295; to. $35.00 ‘
Women’s and; Misses? Suits
Ararietycf. models and fabrics. You can-make bigisavtngg
by buying your suit here. Theprocf-ris here in these big
Hondreds of Coats
Real Bargains
' DESIRABLE STYLES
DESIRABLE WEIGHTS
DESIRABLE PRICES
this. itch. $19.95
'Yartl {wide memorized finish.
value 600.
is“ Price .. . . .. accrual: M
!
yard At .. .
.Fizurei‘i- Dress lichens
Olidéaim; all
Tomorrow . . . . . . 25c yard
‘ 'Yard‘wide. attrnotlre'deslxns and
colorings. especially ,pulapted for
”* separates‘kirtti'. Rdgiil’ar price 32.00
\‘
Splicednieels and ' toes, black.
‘. gray and white. '
‘lSfllG‘lh'iW'Mirf 5. 1. . . 35c
Womenls Fibre ”Silk Hose.
;; ‘ tisfactlon. black. white and all fa-
ivored colors.
ILCfihildren’s Summer:
; Weinht Underwear.
Short sleeve vests,‘ and knee
”length pants. regular :25 cents. ‘
Sale Price .....2. .. 21c
.,_'
‘ New. and 'eiclitsiyc m
tiful eiubi-oitleries. it
wanted. colors. .
At . . . . . . .
» MIHDYI‘BWUSWND SMOCst
The iicewst and most twahteil sty
in pliiiri or trimmed-modeler r
ed. Shirred. and "plain, models,
and plain colorli. ' ,
Snort Hats... . . ,
Worm-fitnio $1.00
WOMEN’S h1NGERl‘ vtiAISTs
A line showing of Yours and Noveltyfihbrlcs ll‘lllllltt'tldvllll
lovemjciuhroiilerics and tucks; newest polities; and 521%".9’én ,
a... .
tvoMEivisyomE AND ammo: .WAtsrs, -1a1,205im ,. 1
Many iluintily trimmed models. in allfilmoion'est. styles.
muss _ WMS'I‘S‘
i"".“““l"l'"_'"‘
.. W‘Blomeatdk. .
. , T on Beautiful Smock. at $2.98
:. . WONDERFII
13.5mm SPECIALS
2:
starts $12.50 1??-
'\ The hose for style? I'e‘t‘vtce and REAUTIFUHNEWSATIN‘QRESSSKIRTS:
legaiit appeardiici- and richfittdtenal"with ii .lustroueiitt- * - .; . ~ -
ish in the most‘chu‘rming colors. : Y . . ”magi! 600W“: "is e;
.. sacs-instinct; ,; g
MILLINERY CLEARANCE;-
linrhnmedHntsiat-Halfihi '
.......... 'nog‘.-D.'--v,c,
‘ Odds o goodyquali‘tyfirepeuie chine
fllltl tleoraettecrepe, becomingstyles;.somu‘~~ilniiihcd Whirlwind. S :v. :_
thet's smartly set bmwithvbeadingq all the. . M‘
. . ... . . . -. 32,9840 $5,981 7- Four' illutt size, with cove-$5- >
has : alldesirublc .inaterials,
Hm -.
........... “fps imp“ Eamon Clout.
.CleatanceRrice ..........
Coryloiilsisil'nlcumflowdflr
Regular:17c . ‘ “ ‘
Baku». ..
'9':va
‘GenuinitlaStile Soap
it:
a
7, '8
tel-3...... 21g.
Glaréhwamel
Cooking-Kettle
I
10 .
.Alu‘mntumt'l‘eaulfiettle» 3
.3 Finestouality. No. Statue. Woe
$3.509» :3 ‘~ “ A ' '
g Luge til”- Yalue $2.00.. ,
I. h' Mani v -‘-V. ...: . L} 51%
_..im~‘
alt;
MurmSmsmw ‘
Wfiurncr Size 616:60
-e.-I--.- , _; .
it:
‘ Plainovtlilte land. fancy designs."
-Wlue.35&i ‘ '
... 30o. Sate... -. ;. 29c min:
- REGULAR $2.00 BED SHEETS .
Full size. 81 x 00 inches, made of the
well—known lll'illltl, Fruit 'of the Loom
Sheeting.
REGULAR 59c rILLow-CASES
1.500 Muslin Pillow Cases. This brand
is one of the very best manufactured: size
I 45 x ‘36 inches.
- Very Special tomorrow. each . 44c
' REGULAR $1.391BED SHEETS
500 Dwight Anchor 5-1 x 90 “Sheets; sin-
2" " REobDAn-Siiaisnncmsn
" ‘ 7 LONG'DDOTH-
he‘s wide, ~12tyord mic-res.
pec‘ial—itomrrowl piece ..
v acne ”-
”Very Special tomorrow. each $1.09,
gle boil size, for sturdy wearing. This
_iiltality is uut‘xccllcd. ‘ ' ‘
C { I“ “
..Tomorrow’s.price.-. . . . . . r. .. 98cc
lOt).pieces fine quality cliamtiis finish, 38'
,. 12. _ Remarkable" Bargaiiis in; CaonGoDd‘s
Representing the Greatest? Values. We Have. Ever (filtered A
10.000 Y ards: of
EXTRA: FINE- PERCALE ‘
All new perfect goods, no seconds. full
36 inches wide. very. best designs, whole—
sale priceytoday. 27c yard.
0ur.Sale.Pn'iceryat‘dtz. . .‘ . .. 21c.
REGULAR 64.00 JAPANESE
NAINSOOK .
75 pieces high, quality fine texture
combed yawn-40 inches wide,
For, Saturday only. piece . $2.98
. REGULAR 29c WHITE :VOILE.
1,000 yards. all) inches wide, smooth,
:even weave. the wholesale price today is
25': yard. ‘
t... , » . .
Smeltiluyardw..............
45 .juchcs wide. fine- finish 'nud texture.
.iiiiittctisely, popular . i'or‘ cmifirmution and
graduation 011968935. ‘ ' "
.. "‘ lice; '
. . 62.28% Mews
necialatr. yard . 2 F
(1110490 yard. , .
Yard . ..... . . .
;
. .190.
REGULAncec FRENGHNOILE:
i'atiéoit'“ rice.
. p ,
1.000 .YARllSFRENCH- '
NAINSOOK ' ‘
lFlllP Doeskiu finiSh, 38 inches wide; va- 1
‘.. .......... 25¢.
REGULAR. $3.00 BED SPREADS
1 Anpccial purcluisoof 500 heavy, full size
'Sprcadsi n Vill‘t‘ll‘ljlftlf choice designs. ‘
For-Saturday only ......... $1.98
.REGULAR 25c.UNBLEACHED'
. MUSLIN
li’ 2,000ynrtlu. lilliitilics wide, substantial,‘
ieilcy. serviceable giving quality, excellent
_ litigslmcts null pillow. cases. .
. 19c
Tomorrowonlyi. .. . . . . . . . . . . .
1' on momma and SIDEEDAED" . 0..
SONS}: slightly rolled,- on sale Saturday
special”; . . .- ........ sacs} if .f '
Buildsomcsu'leit pf—hitth.gt‘adc ' Suppl-ate Skirts, pleat? 1"”“7 ‘:- ‘ ‘ ‘ .
"till tlig;,-uawest edccts, in stripes Monomfllothes Bammls . ‘
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