‘ ' {IKE SOUTH NORWALE
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‘ ESTABLISHED BY
31 runs GOLDEN
'wnbinsnn'v, runs: 5, 1918 '
”2.. I- __ .
mums ammo ron
romonnow
covered that 34.000.000.000 of that sum!
in: a duplication. andhad been pmvid-l
a: for in another bill. That casual dis-l
covery lops off just 'so much from the} ,
sum the nation must dig out of its pay! Attemhm is being called by James-
envelope or bank account; or go in} E- McGann‘pf New. Haven, United—
. . : States explomves inspector, to the pro-
debt for, the coming year. ! visions of the federal law regulating
Congress has been talking loosely of‘ the manufacture and sale of explo‘
appropriating the inCODCelVab‘C; sires, and in a statement just issued
amount of 531000000000 for the com-1 by him, attention is called to the fore».
public naturally won-l wordof a booklet upon. the subject,
05‘ just issied. which says:
, "‘The operation of
and how much Is
‘ THE EXPLOSIVES LAW.
Chioflogardus is Official Lioenurrln
This City.
W...- m... ..._.
ing year. The
ders how much of that is made up; _ .
' this law wdl
Where U-Boats Sank American Vessels;
’ mrbors Closed by Orders From Washington
WEDMDAY. 3m 5. 101.
.lv .
High tide 59 2510“ 11:51:20? 13- m. duplicated items, . doubtless cause inconvenience. to per- ,‘1.
8111! uses ‘ ’ Be ' ' really needed. . sons engaged in legitimate business; It I “’J“
W Last year, it will be recalled. 6011- may embarrass worthy citizens in the? Table Cloths
,. umber of the AuoeiIud‘Pnu 1gressgussed35.000.000.000100 much in pursuit of their livelihood: it may . ‘, 1 . ‘ .
The Associated Press is exclusively. ; th .. d' f - b . l .000 ”mm ”me “0”" full
entitled to the use far publication of making up its annual appropriations. ‘necessltate e spen mg 3 money. y , . mm“, ‘ ' bleached. Hemmed ready to put
Ill news dispatches credited to it. or It all comes from the lack ‘of a 59“,. brlnglng about changes In: opelatingl . . I“ I . It on the table. \alue $1.00.
‘0‘ otherwise in this paper and also . _ ‘ . it methods, but to all loyal cltlzens these! , ; "'r L : Smial 84¢ each
the local news published herein. S‘ble' busmessllke budget ”Sign?" _ hardships will be slight and temporary? Iii/6‘4””; \ I .,
All rights of republication .of one isn’t so much the fault of the lnleld'E and if we all cry—Operate in making it i . 4L9" 55, ”high '1 ill Tray Cloths
'fihlvxspatches herein are also re- ual congressman involved as of the an efficient law disloyalty will suffer} ‘ " ’ 5" l l? 1000 “M, clot! ood qu lt'
. . . ~ ,. , l . 15.3 aly
,; chaotic arrangement under which they; tllelpenalt) It defaer‘ves. u . 1 l ‘ {if ‘ a: ram!!- 3 -.3:;: and neat designs. “’0th 39c each.
.' work. There are ten independent .19.: you manu ac ure or se exp 0-: s. . . .
WI§§OE€13NELISL mm Perimental estimates of expense and‘ Siws‘ see to it that ”my ”a” from youl V , ‘SDeClal ‘ ' ‘ . ..... 19c cam
‘ ‘ V ‘ ‘ i only to those who have lawful needlofl "0 '
. . ., . . . . - . mus ' -
lditortal‘ltooms . 92. We“? 3“ ~39 5‘ “late and Independent; then). if you use them makevthem pro- : k . Lmen TOWCIIHE
- committees pawing them over. No ducp coal of copper or wheat or cornl * 5,000 yards bleached or brown
3mm Olflce——93. wonder there are some weird results; ‘and protect them well from their. ini ‘ ' linen crash twelmg' sturdy qual-
lot-walk Branch DEW—1388. . E order that they may not be used for] i ity. Wholesale price today 250
Editor's Residence—2183. '1‘ would he worth: clean Wufinni: destructive purposes. I .mmaoflo ’2 Special price . . . . 19cyard
city Editor’s Residence—14924; ‘trottl’tme country ll) aggrosjguo d; “Our enemies are nol‘allgn Europa! . _.._ _ .__. _ .. . .u. ,, p ._ .__. ....-'.
- I. sragien on Is 00 cent an .. ‘ , _ , g '.
”3‘33 1%“. 8 magma”- ado t a' shit ”a centralized method 01“ and. 1t “7‘“ “'3 ’“ 9‘9"” 1° W turned, MOSLOE the vessels shelled or torpedoed by German submarines wore Turkish TQWCIS
,4 - . P ~ 1 . . . 1 against those of them who are lurking emu” New Jersey coast at the time. One attack was seventy miles 'solltil- l l'lll'l’teogizehflfi‘tl); ”Turlglsl‘; atauvfils,
M...“ _ ”MW “DDIODUMWK 0‘" “10“)“ ' “9"" in 0““ own sell that “”3 law yas cast from Atlantic Highlands. which is on the south side of New York ban '4. dtlcgeach . I ) be or er... a "t
PLAYING IN THE FAR EAST ! “(3“‘1- They “'9‘" “0 uniformxand bor. and the other~was loonmlles southeast of the same pomt. Early reports
The umpire. wol‘enlong, flowing
'bulai‘y was strictly limited to to such
‘ bularly was strickly limited
out" and other well known lnlscllali
terms. Nevertheless this Japanese
umpire was thoroughly competent, and '
the crowd of “unclnoliolull and pas-g
rive" oricnluls on the sidelines cheetw‘
ed and rooted and tossed their bills ail
a home run with an enthusiastic «ban-J
don that would do credit to any throng?
of American fans. ‘
'All this is simply one indication of:
the great hold tllzlt athletics has lukcni
China, Japan, the3
Philippines, cvcll Siam, Java and parts:
playing games 1 ‘
o- ‘
football, volley ball»
upon tllc Far East.
of Malaysia are
gather—baseball
tennis. They are holding truck luccts:
and swimming contcsts.
in the l’llillppincs. it is reported, the.
percentage of the populaltion cngflgcdl
in athletics is away ahead of that ill the:
United States. They now want u train-i
ed director of» physical Hint-lull» fin}
.
the Islands. .
There are more than 30,000 Philip,
pine girls playing rc‘h'lllill'll‘ Ol'lzlmizf’d.s
games of "indoor" baseball—played:
outdoors, by the way. And there are}
splendid bl; playgrounds ulrczldv builti
and others to come. ‘
in China, cducnttors and statesmen
look upon atlllrtics as u sure means of:
nationalizing the country. The pres-i
tdent of the llnlversity of l‘ientsln said,“
"i "To think that we should live to see.
Chinese from North and from South.
‘ China applauding each other when an
award is announced for ‘Chinu'V'
l ‘Japanese business men are backing
the movement in their country. Japanl
too. is a member of the Far Eastern
Athletic Association. Great internu-
. ttional contests were held in 1915 and:
Sin 1912’. And the results are marvel-
Naiive athletes sleep with their
Foul air is more
ous.‘
fwindmvs open now!
i dreaded today than the night devils off
their ancestors.
i The “play-for-all" plan that develops
health and cooperation and a sense of
”lair play and so many [other valuable
things, has made more than a good be
ginning in the Far East. And through
those. games the Eastern peoples are
They are
learning to kitow us better.
glztone state to meet the sllor‘l'age of' those of 0.". allies. I
lino farm work and bow to handle the
.‘ sheep: planting.
Iwork first went up it was sitid llllll. the'
lPennsylvania has set an example that
{is likely
Between ‘1th and 400 boy-farmers.
Plattsburgll."
'35 over.
arming our own fighting forces and;
-
THE BOYS. “FARM PLATTSBURGH" do "0‘ light "5 in the open; but they! indicated the. submarines had not operated in the Atlantic lane to Europe.
. ' i- . F 1. l . i ate “9”" plotting m “”0“"; .ways ‘0; which was considerably north of their scene of destruction. The map shows
Iobe.and sands s. [11> .II... Isl loco- trained at Pennsylvania's “l“arm, Went the products of- our mines amid the. llal'hors of “03mm Provincetown on Cape Cod, and Newport and New
are going- every two 2"” lacftories and "u" rows“ ”“10“"! York. which were ordered closed byorders from Washington till the ‘l'-boat
. . ; < Imus mm c ct ling and i‘oediu‘ andi
to suth . weeks to the rural districts of the l(ey-‘ g ‘ menace
; Special ......... 29c each
. \
Nalnsook
1 case of 2.000 yard 38 inch naln-
suitable for night robes alld fine
farm labor. After two weeks of ln-i To each of us is given the duty of :‘CLOSED CARS COMING
{0115in instruction they are prepared producing his or her share of those: POPULAR. CHEVROLET
to be of valuable assistllnce to the far-j "“‘Vdsmi‘fi’lmd on 030111)? 115 falls 31' DEALER. GIVES REASONS
They know how to do the root? portion of the responsibility of counter-l
, acting the attempts of those who are; Thv 0108M Win“ or motor 01"“ is
| working behind our backs to make our? coming into» favor rapidly," says W.
lcf'forts ineffectual: and so to each of: it. Austin, local (‘llevrolet dealer.
The training school is located at 1110: us comes the chance of parliciputingi "P900“? “1‘0 001111118 10 more and more
Pennsylvania State College ncltr Th‘!l". in the war. The part we can play may ' appreciate the wide range of utility it
topic, The, entire agricultural equip ‘ be all incnnspicuouo one, but it will be. affords. . I
! no 1083 important because of that. and; "MUCH more is demanded Of a motor
.Ilm lblmzs we will be fighting for mu” car today than cycr before It must
; be the things our boys are dying for: 110. first of all, 8 utility “Mill for anyl
'l‘llc bill’s I‘ib't‘ Hi dawn “"d “Gland when success comes to our country kind of service. It. must be able to!
lilrnuch scllins‘ un exercise-s. Thcn‘ the end ‘thal will have been gained will furnish. at all times. economical tram-
follows it day of caring for, harnessing. be worth to the world all flint it will {DTOlMlOH- H must afford comfort and
and driving “my“; feeding and milk- . havc cost." ‘ convenience at all seasons of the your.
in: cows; caring for pigs, chickens until “ii” a serlous offense against ”‘9 If it in“ so 00W“ purpose like the
plowing using the: federal laws to produce. sell. or have C011" I‘ll '1‘)”. all "“3 better
' in one u possession without the rcqulr- “Natursily; In seeking the ideal DUI"
it sounds “WWW-“v! ed license, any explosives or men- in- lty car. the merits of the sedan or
But thc boys are standing up under it. gredients. coupe assume II new significance. Here
dy b“... lumen; Tile following is the list of licensors is a machine which is really two cars
The in Fult‘flcld‘muniy: I to one. it is till exceedingly comfort-
Fulrfield county~Pcler llocllorlo, ab‘e and enjoyable car to li‘llvvl in, if
.chicf of fire eparlment. Dnnbury; E. S. the weather is wintry or frontal ill
I Beardsley. selectman. stcpnoy; 'r. J. summer, it is an open. ctlsy riding tolll-
Of lilo work they line H) enuugc ll'l. bill.i C8l'l‘0”, chief 01-er cdpartmenl, Fair- mg cm." in Wlnlt‘l‘. a warm. roomy
bronzcd and physically fit' to carry it field; Elmer Jackson. chief of tire e- closed ’ car as comfortable as a co7y
m (‘1‘.
farm machinery”
mom and faculty of that institution are
utilized.
scythe, ctr.
Two squads have ulrca
out since the camp was opened.
graduates go to the farms Whore they
are nccdcd not only with u good iodo
sleeping cars only. At Portland con-
. parlment, Bridgeport; H W. Parker, don. The up-todste model of this type
When ”In cryior boy “mm. for furmi chief of fire department, Stamford; J. “41“ be converted “‘0‘“ a closed W 3“
' L. Nichols, chief of fire department, open‘cur in H moment‘s notice without
. ‘ ' l Bethe-l: H; S. Osborn. selectman; Cbflnglng the body. Special l‘f‘f‘t‘pltl':
‘ffll‘mf‘l's <31le “'3‘“ ("‘3' boy“ Trumbull: Thomas 0, Ward. clue} of ties are provided into which the win‘;
ing around ,ipcir farms. And it wns‘flrc department, Shelton: George M. V. (lows and 1‘03‘5 are deposited. '17P“
thought that the boys themselves; SCh'lChllnfl. scléctmnn; Darlen: W. B. roof ‘5 permanent.
wouldn’t take kindly to, the worklm’o' selectmun, lirookficld; Oscar "We areoften prone to-regard any
Both ml” are now recognized as 1,001.: Pllzschlcr, notary public. Newloym; llt‘portantjlinnovation as a luxury. . it.
was so at first with the closed can.
_ iGeorge W. Bogardus chief of fir d
Am ' ~ . . . .l ' e e- ‘
crlcan b0” 3110\01 the coil“ partmeni, Norwalk: Waweman B. But now it is possible to secure thisll
try have welcomed the opponlntlty f0. “1.913,; fire marshal. Eastonfi G. p. style at a modest figure and on so!
help in this way to win the war. Andi. Smith, lire marshal. New Canaan. count of the double purpose it rendersfl
they have elltirely overcome the-fat“ ’ i'. is becoming a very popular type.
Incrs' prejudices by their quick re-
sponse to training, their ready grasp
mas-
isll.
WHALE as FOOD. I
ill the fifteenth cenlury the whale
.. ) , . ..
and servedit upon the spit, or boiled 5m”) chassts.
it and sent if in with peas: the tongue.-1
lmd the tail were favorite parts
to be widely followed with
"FarntPlattsburgh" in
other state next year.
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’A disptach from Moscow says that
the Russians are becoming “exaspen
ated at the continued advance of the
Germans." If the Huns keep it up long
slich‘oi'
”E“ -..._...4... ..
nunterouns
enough, those Russians—or
them as happen to escape starvation ‘
: developing also a friendliness and res-
pect, for each other that they never
tuiure inlernattional relations.
________.._.__._.
BILLIONAOOLLAR ERRORS
we may begin to form some rough no-
tion or it by thinking orllle Third Lib.
burly Loan all the effort put forth in
, every community in the Unitedltitstes
to enlist subscriptions. and all the ef-
o‘lt required for 17.000.000 people to
’r‘nfbeithc money subscribed. it's quite
.i chore. either collecting or earning
. 'fl.ofiil.°9tl,to0.
Well. couches. just as no little ilk
slants! detall of its mum Im-
item mu ”ml. error shut
m In many. all a mu
had before and that'promises much for'
How much is four billion dollars'i.
and assassination—will be really an‘
noyed.
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In passing rou‘n'd compliments for
the Red Cross drive, don‘t over‘lqok
the fact that South Dakota led the
navy abroad.
.‘_* r _ l
JF‘ Eat-.2 El
“in all there are three tYpes of close roomninnthe grout 'l‘er'npls oHCnmakl ”-55” young *1’3‘4’19 to get ”gm
ed car mounted on Chevrolet chassis—- . 8t THEME EEYlii-‘Il represents film!!!"-
German submarines which sank ships off the New Jersey coast, had to
lra'vel nearly 5,000 miles around the north or Great Britainl to reach their
destination. The map shoWs their route‘frmn. Willl'elmshaven. for it is not
believed they have been able to leave Zeelbrugge or Ostend since the British
raid which closed those harbors onvthe Belgian coast, and the English Channel
is crossed with nets. The line in theeust ‘Atlantic showing the supposed
route of American transports to France is believed to be the area from
which these submarines have been driven. by the activity of the American
W
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE
TO MAINE AND WHITE
MOUNTAIN POINTS, 191B
'Smoia125cvard
Bed Sheets
__.~.._ ‘ ‘ 500 full plcllollcd 5:29 81x90
The New York-Bur Harmmes‘i. :turdy quality cotton value today
1.75.
northbound, will be operated June 17 V
i 800k. soft combed yarn, especially ‘
to October 4, inclusive, leaving New .Very speclal . . . $1.29 each
York (Grand Central Terminalsl at ‘ Three July 1° 3 customer.
7 p.111. .duily. except Sundays, for
points in Maine including 0m 01'-
IBeach Cloth
5,000 yards, best quality Beach '
Cloth, ll reliable. durable and
beautiful fabric. in white and all
the popular colors. Value today
otlc yard. ‘1‘
Special ......... 29c yard
Dress Glnzhams '
2,000 yards, standard quality a
splendid collection 01‘ new designs
In handsome plaids and creeks.
Value 39c yard.
Special 25c.de
Shirting Prints ‘
, 3,000 yards shirting prints in
neat stripes and figures that will ‘
launder perfectly. Value toduv 25c .
yard. I
Special 15cyard'
English Lonlrclothe "
500 piece: 36 inches Wide, ex-
cellent quality with fine soft [in
ish. Value today $3.00.
Special $1.98 niece
Japanese Nainsook
100 boxes of genuine Japanese
nalnsook, 40 inches wide. mercer—.
wed in the yarn before weaving. "
Value $4.50.
Special ..... . . $2.98-Diece, 2
a:
g.
Glass Towels
200 all linen check glass tow-
els. llenlnled ready for doc. Value
?5c each.
1 Special .. ....... . 15c each
chard, Portland. Poland Springs. Rang.
icy, Belgrade.‘ Kinco, Bangor, Mt.
Desert Ferry and Bar Harbor..
..N. .4Tvel-..la.-
The State of Maine Express. now in
operation, leaving New York (Grand ,
Central Terminal) daily at 7:30 p 111,, above Rockwell field North Island,
will. beginning Juno 16 consist of and fell spinning to the ground.
‘ i Both machines were nearing the
, 1 , ilnnding place when the accident on-
necilons cdn be made for State Ofcurred. (‘oyle‘s airplane crashed to
Maine resorts as well as points in [heiihe earth. while the Other, driven by;
White Mountains. n lieutenant. lmanuged to glide
safety. Chapman suffered
‘ . .. , fracture!-
The Day WW" Mountain» Express?“ both legs. his left arm and thel
Will lPHVP NQ‘W Yol'k._(Gl‘and Centralijaw. He was taken to the hOSDllllH
Terminal) northbound, daily, excepa‘ut Fort Rosecrans.
Sundays, at 9:00 a. m., June 20 to 00-: H§€§T§Nu¥n 53”" Km”: !
, . , ex.. une 5.~—P-ivaie
to'ber ii. inclusive, for points In melJohn Earner of philadelpbia, was
“We Moumfllnfiu lkllled and Lieut. Elmer N. May;
The night White Mountains Expressflllghtly injured yesterday at Elllnig-
“'“l “save New York_ (Grand Centra‘rton Held. “Vile“ lheil‘ airplane becanlej
Terminal) northbound Friday only at ! unmanageable in the air and crushed
. ' " ate the ground. .
8:0» p m.. June 28 to October 11 ln-‘
Lieut. .l. J.‘ o'Mallev ‘
elusive. Southbound.'this train will SAN'ANTONIO, Tex. June 5,
run Sundays only, June 29 to October? Llcut. Joseph John O'Mul'ny. aged 20 I.
12 inclusive. leaving Bretton Woods nilof Albany, M“ was Instantly km?“
8'30 pm . yesterday when his airplane went Iu';
' ' sto a tail spin. A companion whose
These. "3‘08 will be made up With name. was not disclosed by the nu;
the usual parlor and sleeping car.thorlties escaped unhurt. ._
equipment. ~ l
BETTER GO ON HIGHER
. Within the next few Weeks, a num-
BOTAN'CAL WONDER ber of the 'young people oi Nor-walk
The oldest DON“!!! work in the nu- luxiinlallschool' here an: cls‘c-
T'HRELE- KILLED ON 3
FLYING FIELDS‘
(Continued From Page One) .
l
lot.
lwuk. There are plenty of cponlbgsl
lat good pay. But those that do‘ go:
. .. .-.‘-l.'lantsb ‘ .. . i
of farm necds and methods, and their was frequently’broughl into requisl- too sedans and a coupe Fill. pump ,9 rousht home by an Egyptian .0 work prematurely m...“ 30,3}:
. ltion for gastronomic purposes. it Was gu' scan types of bodies are ntoutltedgsm'el‘eizn. Thothmes "l. on«his remmllarge future chances for some llghti
enthusmsm, found on the English royal table as on the “FA" and Fotlr-Nlneit: chassis.'“‘°m' a campaign in- Arabia. says the temporary adi’dfllage- Thu" (“'v'll‘l
‘ Most states are helping in some way ; Well as on that of the lord mayor of and two passenger coupo‘on Four. Family Herald. The sculptures show plating. grammal grades have
to train boys fer farm wm-k. but' I’Ondon‘ ”‘9 “0"“ “the" TORSlEd it not only the plant or tree, but the.
l iness.
l . , . .
the higher poslilout‘, they need
Those who are completing courses
of lllgll school elude have t. mtly int»
proved‘tllcir pros,-ct-'..-: But i? reach
in
~lud_v in technical ..l' l'ocdl’onul
schools or colleges. The cultures
li'lVG become less and less for line
rartly trained persct. Don‘t Lire-v
"away the big slum-ms of 10 years
from now; for tilt" HM": bit of success
you might win Iodll.
to O’BRIEN PROMOTED
IN U. s. SERVICE
Announcement has been made that.
Private William 1). O'Brien, private
in the United States Marine (‘orps at
Paris island. S. C.. a former re-
port of the Sentinel. and son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ill. J. O'Brien, of 12
Hamilton nvcnne has been elevated
to the post of insiruotor-in-rifles for
the camp. He will be“ assigned to the
school for the training of expert rifle-
Inen. with the prespect‘ef early ser-
vice in France. -
instructor O‘Brien enlisted ilt the
Marine Corps in January of this ymr.
while an enlploye of the Bridgeport.
Telegram. find-lifter ll few weeks at
camp; made excellent murksas a ri-
fleman. During his first experience:
on the range, be qualified- as a fit-st-
class sharpshooter, and. was just one
point shoot. of attaining: the honor
of expert riflom'sn. Ho has since:
‘world'ls sculptured on the-walls of n. where. The temptation is strong forflllalifié‘d fOF this DORiticn.
MISSION DOlNG' GOOD" WORK
Experimentnl- gardens and orchanis‘
only are conducted as part of thePresby—
jus‘. begun to fit themselves for bus- terian mission work at Mete‘t, West
. . 0 Unless they have. exceptional Africa. Cocoa, corn. cassava, palm oil,
leave... fruit and seed pods separately” ability, they can’t ’expccr to achieve. coffee. nuts and hats are some at
“Sentinel Want , Ads Are Wonders.lane" the fashion til moderntreatlseswany considerable success.
M
0 German Submarines Came Nearly 5,000 MilestoSinls Ships Oil Jersey. Goasb
. the products marketed.
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FARO! IS.
4
SHEILANO IS.
. by”;
a R. l tr 5 u» ,‘
,
icountry by subscribing '70 per cent
more than/her quota the first day of
he drive, And they used to say the
West didn't know there was a war!
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"Yawn, and the world s‘a‘wns with
‘3'!)qu remarks a philosopher. But if
this anti-looting legislation keeps up.
lbete'll soon be a fine for every
It'll.
. ——-—-—O|-—--—-
? There‘s talk 01 mm uppmnfial'
in “MOMMWM this soulful. You
amid W til! W‘m hf
m >:." "W
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