nificantl3 oi the fine comradership that
is springing up between our troops and
those of cm allics. For the first time
in our national history, large numbers
of Americans of all. classes are really,
111401111112 acquz-iintcd with the French
people and the British people. And to'
to become
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EVENING SENTINEL
W
i. In. 8 A. In. GOLDEN, Props.
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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
our 11 other means
he Frcnth and British haw;
11 now
“anth
alrcad3 formed their i‘tiendshi11.'1‘hc
italians.111c lzelgians, the 11011119111 «1'
easil3 and read-
TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1918.
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TUBE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
Hightidel 4:19.. 111.; 2:13p. m.
Sun rises 52 24, sets 8: 16.
and 011101 alllcs conice
il3 into the new international llmler- 1
standing. '
The extension of our own zit-1111111111
ante and f1il'ndship is greatly 11101111
ed 113' 1111' brihading of our troops “ithi
Fremh and British un'its. 11 such 111:111- 1
J
Momber of the Assomated Press
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
‘11 news dispatches 0: edited to it Ct
not otherwise in this paper and also
the local news published herein.
All rights of republication of spa-
chi dcspalches herein are also 1'e-'
served.
cs all the men one in spirit as in 111'-:
"anization, and through them 11 match-
cs the people back home.
There's no doubt about it—thc war is
the (110.11 Knittc1',l\1111.4 331111 thc rod;
“mulgfiogggifin‘g‘ TELE inccdles. is krillinihuman unit3.
Elm-'0'“! Rooms—~92. LIFE AND FORTUNE
3118111858 Dame—93' \\'0 arc ut'ttustcmcd to hcaring and
Norwalk Branch Office-1388. 5mm W
Editor’s Residence—2182.
City Editor’s Residence—14924.
Sadness Manager’ 3 .Residence—'
1113 12.
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OUR WORLD MISSION
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1
'1 repeating that
lliics and foilunts on this war ‘ Mos-t
ofus 11011030 it, in a general 33 113', with I
1..
"we have
iout .L'oing into partitultlrs But 1 11111 1".
w... l 11111155011 of Way,nc \‘ch. took it 11101.11
_ .. . .4
.13'.
. ' When 111111
“The alool'ncss of thc l‘nitcd States! ”'0 war was a good W111,
from world responsibility has "an's'l'lhc proceeded to act into it He did a:
ed for all timc," write-:4 l‘l'ol'. Manna":complete job, First 111' sold 1.111111 and'
ney of Columbia University “Memorial .111 his othc1 piopcih. Then he look;
Day atldrt's~('s Fourth 0' July " 0'01)” the moncy and bought $5 £100 worth 01
tions, all these things have lost for- WW”, Bonds. and «or $3.000 to the
ever their 1110111“ 'J' and lt‘slll(led' 111111 (“toss and lllt‘ l‘csl, $1. (IOU to his}
meaning in "“5 “Hm" 11103 will typify lthut'ch ’l‘hcn he enlisted in the 2mm
1 the beginnings of thc l)l‘,’"£‘l and grcat—- it “as >111 11 :1 line big thing 10 dol
er world spirit 0" liberty. 31111111 "helthat I‘rcsidcnt Wilson, hcariug about
United 'Statcs 111‘ America. “'1“ help mv'it, wrotc 11111151111 11 lcttc't' expressing;
inipmo upon cvcn unwilling Germany. "his admiration of the Spirit “.11“... ‘
in his for.
l
1
13011 made up his mind that;
and his war. '
That is u11<111cstionahly thc higgcr't promptcd 111111 0 “throw
" "fact of the “"111, ”0m the Amcl‘ifnn‘mnes cutircly and 11111'1'151'1'3'1'1113"with
stand—point.\\‘ch'.1vccn11-rcd 1hr arcna‘nw 21'1'111 country we all lovc and “wk
of the world as a power with an inte'f- 1111 serve."
We can‘t all 111- llansons. And it 151113
Most
eat and a voice in plaid-affairs second;
. ‘1
to nonc. Vt c know that 11 we kccp out dcsiralilc that “(I should all be.
\
clear vision and do our full duty we of us lial‘c to stuv m homo and do out
may emerge thc natural, it'cognizcd ii'cgular 3vo1 1.. to keep thc war 111a
leader of 1111- nations.
'Simply doing 0"" obvious duty 14in of 11.41 who couldn‘t thr'ovl 11.111010
"“"car1'ying note this pinnacle of supremo of our life and fortune than wc‘n yet
'W"11111101,\ lunning llut thcleurc mighty
leadership. Wemay ticswcpt therc 13y done.
the pressure of events, whcthcr wc (lo-i
liberatl3 will if 01 not.
And we cannot hclp feeling 111.11 iti
is only 1110 1101111111 realization of our lt'cmark that ho ‘intcnds to stand by
destiny 'Hln, fathom who 11111110 us 11‘ Russia as 33'1'11 as France." an ironical
nation b01103 (‘11 that tho piinciplt sthcy 111'1111"1'.11311c1 asks 111151410. to “11101198
'wrotc 11110 0111 Der 1.11.1t1on of lndcpcnd- stand up so that she can he stood 111}
ence and 0111 Constitution 33"010 of uni-1 We uccd 11:111'113 expcct that torn and
‘ voraal application surc in time to con- 1.1"10stialcdcotuili,3 to stand 011 hcl‘ own
qucttlie31'01ld.\nd perhaps it was not fcct 101 some time ‘0 comc A1111 vlc ‘
accidental that the famous bell haul? lin spite of Russia's 111131111113 to on
log in Indcpcndcncc 111111.33111111 rang lopciate 331111 us 01 to take full Mm”
out the message of the first Fourth ot' litige of 11113 assistance “0 may reader
——-0
HELPING RUSSIA
(‘omuit'utiug on l’t‘u‘ildcnt “ilson'n
July.l10re thc inscription. “I’1oclaini thcro is a “ .13 of hclping 1101.
Liberty throughout the curth, and to The way to do it is to goahcad with
all thrinhahltants thereof. , exactly what we are doinfi‘ and pro
We have been proclaiming American’wed to smash Germany. Russia will
liberty more cffectivcly in "'0 p“Sttnovcr be able to rise up until aux-111.1111
year than over hcforc. We are now al- 1 goes down, Russia cannot be strength-
most ready to make it fully and final-iened until (lcrmuny is beaten anti
'13' effective by routing its enemies. Thelmade powerless for fuithcr 11111111.
greater part of mankind has already; thn that great consummation
oacceptcd “2 The m" must yield. “Grcolnes, the sane, rational. wholesome
are “mm-'5 “0' only to “make the: element of tlt‘bilussian population will
world safe for democracy," but to make,have a chance to assert itself, and
the world dmnocratlc, to Americanizei Russia can piocccd without foreign
" the world~—not for 0111 aggrandlzemcnt' hindutnge t0 3v01k out hci own sulv-a
or glory but for the world s 141113111101). 11011. .
This exalted missionary spirit, which;
iseeks’ conquest only in the realm 01‘
(193131 foregoing 11181911111 ad\‘antage, ‘ situation, Ireland is ag‘in Germany, but
a something that Germany cannot un-' wants to see England licked.
derstand. And that. is one of the rea~ W
‘ . . 1 \
sons why Germany must go under. Farmers dont cheer the army trucks
. _________.._____ en route across the country so enthus-
THE GREAT KNITTER iastically as they used to, since
u ,' , , .thcy‘ve learned what those trucks d0
I am convmced, ’ says P1'es1dent."
othe roads.
Wilson, “that not a hundred years 011' . _
‘p'aace could have knitted this nation to Every summer there‘s a new crop
gather as this single year of war haslof youngsters who don‘t. care how
_...__._——.-—-————
As near as we can fathom the hish
"3111111.; drawn together with a new sense
.omnmnlnterest, a. new community
fjnurnoscnuncw pprccptlonof. the 1111'
:11 of‘lium‘i'tn 111.3.
s a self-eyident lacuna: the more
filightcncd'haiions are drawing clos.
1'.,togcther 'hun ever before. And. 111111
1'10 .53 is naturally 911911811»th ef,
lye and impressive where they min-
battle must be given ”time to mature."
But isn’t. it over-ripe now?
any: particular creditrfor.g0.lng dry.
Wm,‘
to “our; alllos,.has 11‘:'.110tbean,3trltten:
'on 135th strcet.
' tcason 101 its entry.
. Status flags and
413' 1110 .\'o1'th1ncn to our shores in the
'Cai'lie'i'. Hudson. or of 1.11 88110?
' 111911 at the battle of Concord: of John
Lfor purely
knitted it together; and better eVell‘many million germs there are in ice
1111111111111, 11 possible, it is running the cream, _
orld together." ~ _———O—-~_~
He'speaksof the inspiring spectacle ,' Wars are won by doing what “Cant
13 allied nations, representing the be done. " "
greater parlor the world‘s population. ——-———O—-———'-—' ' '
Hindenburg explains that his his 1
Watertown, N. 1‘., doesnlt deserve
Speaking of savingmzlhsat to ship
“Cast your bread upon the waters.
LlEUT MINTON’S FLAG
EXHIBIT IN NEW YORK
The following appeared in the Bronx
Home news of 111113 21.
Lieut. Teliuir M Minton is exhibi. l
ing all tho 33' cek his collection of 1.1111 1
cas of historic colonial and r93 olul1on 1
an flags of our country all} 1.211 111,25
oftbc Entente Allies 1n 11.0 presen: l
33312211 11.0.17. Koch & 1.. l
\v0‘:11d
Lieutenant 111111011 will dcst'ribcl
t-Mli flag on cxhibition and it‘ll you ”1131
part it play ed in our history. He will
also tell the $1013 of th‘e piest'nt wai
113'4110331ng the flag of each one of 111‘:
Allitd nations in the or-‘del in whith
that nation intercd the win and the
.’lx5 feet and arc an:
correct in
'l‘hc 11.1.2.9 art'-
thentic and historically
every detail.
Lieutenant Minion will show 115 col
onial, i'cvolutionary and early United
30 forci'gn flags. He
will talk ouch day at 10:30 a. 111., and
2:30 and 4 11.111.
liavc you evcr soon the flag: carried
Cabot.
Do
you know 1110 flag that 1ch from the
11331113111'131'hi1'11 brought thc Pilgrims
to ‘311' -w l‘ngl zltnd or thc flag of Wash-
ington'.4 N1133. ’ 11:13.x 3ou «yer been
told of the flag of the lltdford Minute
ycar idilo—or of Columbus.
Paul Jones; the New England Com
intimation; thc (‘ onncctlcul Troops;o
of PaJ'tlitlf Henry: of Perry” .4 11:11; .11
31119 battle with 15 stripes and 171.4111“.
lieutenant Mimon will show them all.
'I‘hc story of thc cvolution of our
flag. as told 113' Lieutenant .\llnton.
commences with the 11.11: of the North
men, then the flags of the Spanish.
French, English, Dutch and chdt'= 11
cxplotct's and colonists in Amtrica
lfi 0111 1197 to 1679'1110 flags as used by
the English colonists in Amcricn from
the scttlomcnt 00.111111114103311, Va, in
1007 to 1110 Revolutionary war: the val
rious flags as used on the vcs'scls of
the Continental Navy and carried by
the colonial 1111111111 and 1111'- (‘ontincn-
.
88. 32 Bridgeport leads the larger
cities of Connecticut with a mark of
$3.58. Saturday’s sales in thc state
amounted to $3434.43. Bridgeport
1 r'vii':111 .111: lied Cross campaign
031+. 111011111“ dropped behind on
' " sales with a mark of $1.
11;.
President of Skin Feiu
Arrested for German Plot
Professor Edward dc Valera. pres-
101 Army during the Re3olutiona13‘
33 .11 and the various dosiuns of 1110
3.11.11; from that of 1777 11101.4; 1104::1
to the one today.
1311'. Minion is a 111 1c11d.1ut of onc
of tho nun who founded the nation and
who camc to our shores away back 111
11130. 110 1.4 a mcmbcr of 11 family
which has 'scn active .4c1'3'icc in evcry
war 01.11112 colonlcs in America and the
United States of Amcrit‘u from the
P11111101 lndinn War in 1113': to and In-
cluding thc prcsnt World's “‘ar.
ills grout-grandfather scrvctl at Run-
kcr 11111. snrlttogu. and Yorktown; his
grandfathcr 111 Ncw ()rh'ana under
Gcncral Jackson in the War of 1812:
his fathcr in the Mexican War at Rc'
snca do In l'alma and llucnu Vista
and in thc (‘1111 War at Antietam and
Gettysburg.
He hintsclf scrvcd during 1110 Spun-
ish American Win at Santiago 110 Cuba
undcr Roar Admiral 8111111151111, and he
has two sons now with the American
forces under General Pcrshing in
Franco. one. being rcccntly under fire
in thc Tout section. Three generations
of Illinlons served in thc colonial
wars of King William. Quccn Ann and
King George from 1689 to 17113. and
saw scrvicc at Acadia. Port Royal.
Nova Scotia. the capture of Louisburg
and the battle on the Heights-of Abra-
ham. National Minion. the. great-
Minton saw service in
in 1075.
Lieutenant Mlnton gives these talks
patriotic ' and,cducalional
purposes and to incrcas a love and re-
spcct for the nation's iltlag.
ANSONIA LEADS
IN W. S. S.,SALES
Ansonla now leads the. state in. the.
per capita 511101.01 War Savings and
Thrift Stampsglwilh a mark of $8.93,
accordingto figures issued Saturday
fromHartford. Manchester,‘ which
headed the. state in, April is second
and “lawn—hundred. pf thounnd- in I
[Inner-u. W0. villi
utter-nouns or, evening.
equipment.
We do not teach flying. but every aviator
and to nuke: him most :fidcnt.
Our school approved by the Auto Club of
out and mail this com 0111,11: whet;
l'. idcnl of thc Slim F0111,“
great-greatgrundfather of Dietitenant.
the (110111.‘
Swamp tight during King Philip‘s war'
Aviators .
Aimlimn Mechanics.
AJF "FE NTI‘QN
The Government and the airplane manufacturer: Ire «lilo: for airplane mm
Our pol-1091 train- you in five to ten weal“. Goo-u monk“.
Ninety hours. of 111.911ng god theoretical h Cutlets '
Huddachooll-u'pnctiullyerundmechanlc.‘ 7011..
Government Ind manufacturer- continually call for our graduates. Inventing“ m1
i 5011 Irish lcndci's aricsted by the 11111
11511 1101 crnmcnt on tho 1l1nrgc thl
thoy had cm. aged in a Column plot
lie was taken to london. ,
$8 38. and New London is third with
as among 1119-1
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101111511111,
May 27. 1918.
To 1111' Editor of Thc Seullnelw~
'l'he liltlc peasant girl Joan d'
Arc on the lhirllcth of May. 1411],
gavc her Young 1111' 10 the cause
101 humanity in Franco.
,1. Since 1housands of 1111-11 and wo-
mcn 111 this 133'cnticth ccntury arc
1131111: for world salcty 11nd thclr
sacrifices arc da113 coming b1 1111c
£115 101' 13 memoiual it would 411cm
fitting that thc annivmsary of 1110
death of Joan 11’ Arc bc obscrvcd
in 0111' churchcs. June 2nd, 113'
1111191 addresses on- her 111111'3'clous
decds and pitiful d'alh by fire.
The limited l'rccdoiu 11nd 1110
boundcd liberty 3vc posscss, are
not the offspring of rcccnl ccn-
.‘vlurlcs cutircly. Rather arc thcy
,1th flowers of the 111-11111 pangs of
-men and women. even lronf thc
'11113' when the Son of Man canicd
'lhc. sins of the world to the dump
111g ground of (1013011111 and
there cast ills. noxious burden 111-
to outer darkness. The fault is
not His that monsoon,pcnctratcd
’the gloom and dragged back to
the light tho. sins 1110.111”) died
to bury The condemnation is
moon us yet. We are. counting tl'1c
days to that time when 1110 world
will be safe for humanity. when
tits limited frccdom will be 1111-
limitcd and its bounded libcrtv
will bc boundless, when the evil
that men do can be done no more.
The 11casant girl martyr gave
her life to bring those conditions
310 pass as truly as men arc now
giving thclr all to the sump pur-
pose.
As we try. to honor-the present
day martyr. may we also rcmemv
bar the girl martyr of the fifth-
teculh century.
She also died for humanity.
Respectfully,
HARRY E. SCOFIELD.
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MEMRIAL DAY NEEDS
Special 01111111111. 1111' T11 marrow 111 Wom-
en’ 3 and Misses’ Wearing Apparel. etc.
Each department 15 alive with the new thing 5.
of the season. .
WM. Hit-Y 20,7 1913.
”:” o” 0” “W3”. ”rm '?I'MOM00:99:99:«:«'
Wonderful values are found
throughout. the store.
Tomorrow WcF
.1110 SMART l‘J'EWSSES FASthIONABLE
.\ sup. 1' 11 .11111 t-'-ou1pltltcnsi3Sc dis
.'l‘l"lllil 11111111111111 cxtcnt 111111 supc
1111: values 1111’1'1'1'11. lllgli class l'nb
lotulblc colors.
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600 NEW BLOUSES
liltlllsvs 111' all "‘111 ' . ' '
“1,. ~ I . ”I - ,_ 111 typos~~tl.tl>1.1ratc. smi-
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11'1'111111111 331'111 tlltlcrcnt sorts 111 smart tucking:
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1'1111'11111113' in
rics and fash-
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SILK norLIN. DRESSES
A wlcction ot' vct'3' attract 1w styles.
At $6.29.
li1'i}.rlit.l'rc.411 and stylish.
At $8.95
1
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lllt‘tll‘lN.
At $14.95
CREPE MIETEOR JERS
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lllg'lt 111‘11111' 111alct'ials 111111 all
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At $16.50
lll ll Vil
REN’S FAS
l".11'3'our Holiday 33 c111 and l
1111' 3'1'11'
'l‘lic3 3'1'1'3' 11cwcsl stylus arc .4
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WOMEN'S MISSES’ AND HILD-
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1
111 li'olttcictl lit-1114111141111. 11111.11'11 and lace trilli-
11ml: all sorts of 111-33' collars
var1cly ol' colorings.
98c 19 $7.00.
: 111 a 111agnificcnt
WOMEN’S DRESS SKIRTS
1\c3v llltitlt‘ls'~:\'t‘\\' itlcas. llcrc's a rc-
markalilc array of lllt‘ season's choicest style
.. .1 ‘. C '
13.111111. 1.111111% and coloruigs, .11 a 541': illinc sul—
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1111!.
rlcty
$4.951 $ .. .
EY TAF o 1500
SERGE
thc prt'l‘crrcd
Thor-:- Is a Call For
SHOCKS
\‘3'1111111-1'1'111 favoritcs at this time.
3'1'11 will lllltl ll spot'illl‘slloll‘lllg‘
and misses.
l'lt'l\‘
Hero
for women
Atll‘at'llvl' stylcs. valucs 111111 \'ti~
'l‘hcv arc Illillll‘ 111' 1111'
\‘oilc4. Mct‘.1'-ciizcd
tilicst 1111111113
‘atclns l lllt‘lls‘ and l’ougf‘c.
$2.50. $2.98 and $3.50
or .111 11113.»; 111
hown in puru-
Exu'Ra SPECIALS FORTOMORROW
Sl.11’-I)NSmSlccvclcss, in nl
chatting 1131' popular l’ckiu lllllt‘, purple and mac.
A123 .49‘
‘ 1111: 1111.11. l’lllll'l 1.11) at
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CHILDREN’S .DAINTY
DRESSES
' ln sllccr lawns and orgundics.
dcltglillul 3'111'11'13' 111‘ quuisitc liltitll‘lh‘. in slzc.
U 111 ltl )‘t‘lll'fi
HOLIDAY NEEDS
Kayser’s Make Women’s
Silk Gloves
Two Clasps, White and Black.
worth a Dollar 0 pair. All sizes
for tomorrow
75c pair
Women’ s Washable
Chamoisette Gloves
'l‘wo clasps. The well-known
“lreland” brand.
Dollar quality, Tomorrow
85c pair
Women’s Flesh Color
amisoles
V1 ash satin and Clone do Chino
lace and ribbon trimmed.
3.Snecial . $1.19
A Snec' 1D 1
WOMHNSINISGRf
WEAR
-..-.-..o
11-
50ca d.§100
Including 1111a snilk. eorgctte and
Washable Saline
LATEST- MODEL
CORSETS'
To be well corseted metln‘s comfort.
correct poise,,health and proper style.
The Famous “La Camille”
Front Lace Corset,
Combines all that's good and proper.
Prices $2.001") to. $6.00.
All other good makes including
R. & G. the B011 Ton. Royal
Worcester andtNemo
Extra Special
Women's corsets. all models in the
Hygenlc mould, super elastic, low, me:
dium and high bust.
HS. in apricot. bloc, mac and gray.
Special at $10.49.
.,,_ Ext 1'11 Spccial 'l‘oniorrow
$3.49. $4.95 and $6.
Women s .1111 Pure Silk
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Patent Leather and Kid, black
. Remarkabl Values In
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1 colors, in-
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Satisfaction 111111 qu'alily'ai’e knit
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Re‘gulaf 75c value.
1‘
Brooches. Bar Pins,
Beauty Pins.
lot-mat for Tomorrow
{50 and 490
Taffeta.Mo e and
Fancy. Pia s
AILSilk Ribb.
Tomo1r0w39c \alue at
25c ya_1‘_d
"4.
650 pair
“Onyx Brand Hose
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