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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLPEN
MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1918
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NINE TENTH RECOVER
One or the best plows of war news
Wellave had 5ince 110 untried the war
comes from the Amctlcan hospitals inE That explains present day Gellndnyl
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been filled to (11 e1 tlow mg with wound
cti, :Yanltoes from the heaty fighting at
(‘anti guy and the Marne
[plot-5's and txubctunt optimism of the
w oundctl tncn 11.119 :tlrcadt brcn nott‘d
with apprccl lotion by the
public.
soul pt1iul.\\‘t\ now ham added to
171111 sou'rn W
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Those 110511111115 hilt-1y hate‘
The chccr-l
.Amerlcan'.
T111”. “01"01‘912 iS I101 11W 111‘0' in Texas have been scntenccdto twenE t
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PAGANISM
it isn t only the Kaiser who clain:5
the special farm of the Almighty in
furtherance of German imperial an E
bitlons, The same spirit has foundl
striking expression among German 18- E
Secretary of State
quoted
llgious lead 315.
Lansing, in a recent address,
the words of a well known Getman
pastm to his congregation: ‘The GPl~
man soul is God‘s soul and it shall
and will rule over mankind,” and thc
Eother words of another Doctol of D1-
t'inity:
"'t‘erily. the Bible is our book. It was
given and a55igned to us, and in it we
read the otiginal text of our destiny.
which proclaims to mankind salvation.
or disaster .\.3 we will it.”
Commenting on the spirit of these
utterances. Secretary Lansing saw:
Paganism, tinctured with modern
materialism and a dcgcnctate l\'pe of
Christianity, bloods today 01"el Ger-
many. Christian ministers hale pro-
claimcd Jcbotah to be the national 119- E
ity of the empire, a monopolized Ger-
man God who relics on the p111 slcal
might of his people to destloy those
who oppose his will as that will 15' in-'
terpleted by 1115 chosen race. 'E’Thus
the Prussian leadcts would halmonize
modern thought with their ancient rc~E
Union or physical strength through bru-
talizlng Chr’lstianity.’
plotty well—a religious nation indeed, 1
Eliot a nation whose religion is still a;
brutal paganism,
llebrew words and Christian forms.
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UNCDNSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORSE
Forty-five 'Iconscientions obioctt1t's“E
that t-'.c:tsstulu: full. the glad néWS jug to wear tit-my uniforms.
that W per crut. ol the men will 10-;
. 1y heu1y pcuztlty.
cover. 1 't
T1115 is apparently an tlnpurallclrtl
pet'cclltttau oi Lt'COVel‘lt‘S. l is dut-
partly to thc continued impl‘m'cmcnt tltcil' ot‘lcnsc.
of stitgicttl ltlctltt1tls,pu1"tl) to the
promptncss with which the woubflf‘d
soldit'ls “cl 1 curd tor and 1131‘!“ to
the new 51,1111 or Iichtinu.
factor is one that mav bc countcd on
plotty stcudiiy ltclcttftcr.
The War has been 1'e1cl'tinn' to thc’
old-fashioned, open lighting. «Thero
T1“ 1“" was war work, to be sure, but what
lnclltul per- '
versity of those consullptcd mcn
This may be regarded as an cxttc | c l
11 is not 01 id: 111
tllttt it is heavier than the Ol‘fflltlt‘ls.
deserved, considering the gravity of
They wore not asketl’
to fight, contrary to tltcir religious
pt'inciplcs, but merely to engage
somc totm of noncombatttnt wolk
in
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110111 today i.~'n".’t The
up-
penis, molcovcr. to_hzt\'c bccn ngnra-
vated by deliberate. anti-war propttgun
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Disproving “Shirt Sleeves
camouflaged w ith .
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NIEATIES“ “ll.““E
HARTFORD June 17. ——How many.
Connecticut women will go without
wheat products from now until the'
harvest. ’ Miss M. Estella Spraguc Ill-
rector of Home Economics for the
Food Administration in Connecticut
wants to know. She is issuing
tblough the new'spapei's ot ConnectizE
cut this speciahappcalz
"'Recently a request “as made by
the Food Administration to ”.11 V10- 7,1
men of Connecticut 'through 1th
County Farm Bureau offices and 110‘
IN EAST N“BNALN
Another explosion occurred at the
East Norwalk Elect to light plant on
Bayview place this morning under
practically the same conditions 115' the
one on last Wednesday As before the
cause is said to be a leaky pipe on the
gas genelatiug tank which is the same
lcne which was damaged last week
Considetable mole damage was caused
bv today‘s ' explosion which raised the,
roof on the northside of the plant"
about six or seven inches, took the top
oil; the storage tank and smashed
every window in the plant.
It happened at about 9: ~15 this morn
ing and the report could be heard all
5.51 .1111... it 1.: very lortunate that
there were no employees in the vicin-
l'._1 ot the gas generator or they 11otlldi
have been 51 10.1511. injuld by the cou-'
cussion and by the escaping fumes A5
it was no one was injured
It is expelled that. the lights will
by burning as usual tonight and tbr:
necessary tepaits made within a short
time.
‘3‘“.
$6.50
mcus organizations asking those .1'111 1,
possibly could to go without usng x"
any wheat product for forty 1111,15.
' "The reasons for the appeal at':c ;
“First many women, who can do ""
so perfectly well me not even keep.
ting to the rule of using 1 1-2 pound5 t
1of Wheat. per petson per weck.
“Second. there is great need 0i.
wheat sating so that the supply 111-;
lottcd to the Amet'lmn people maybe '1,
used by the industrial worklts: the Q
Epoor who depend largely upon btead
for their main dict. and the women ‘,' ' 58-95
. , who have not the time, fuel and mate- 9'":
to Shirt Sleeves” Theory rials to bake at home. '1“
I "‘Thlrd, women ha1e explessed a ‘1 '
EWlllingness to do whatever tilt-,1 can
and have and it is much caster to
$12. 98
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have. some definitc pro.\'cn1:ht‘1icc
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this request to play the game for
l forty days ‘ Value $19.50
1 ”To go without wheat in homes, he “5‘15 50
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lmembers of which are financiallt and
Stylish {Dresses
Poplin~Dresses—'-—Value $10.00
Sillr Taficta Dresses—Value $12.50
Silk and Poplin Dresses—~Value $16
Handsome Silk Dresses
"‘Tifiig Clearance Sale
0111mm 5;. millillisse’s’ Suits: Dresses, Skirts;
Wants, etc.
Poplinand
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Women’ s Voile Dresses—Value $5 "
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$3.49
Voile and Glnltham Dresses
Value 36.50
' $4.98 '
Voile Dresses-Value $9
$7.50
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Epllysically able to do so. is not a
. hatdship, and for many housewives it
is not only a mark of palliatism, but
interesting study.
“I know that very m'any Connecti-
Ecut housewives have. used no wheat
ttor months: that manv others are
‘caretully measuring out 1 1-2 pounds
pct week pct person and are thus
keeping strictly to tho regulations.
Some llouscwites by definitely meas-
tiling their wheat flour 11w flcqucnt-
1y using Llr lc5s titan the allotted
«mount
“This is 11 lequtst and not an obli-
gation. and womcu who are unwilling
to Cd-ODOlltlt‘ to llllll extent lllll\ s: 111
, pli- 191111111 flout doing so.
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Value $2.50: Special .
‘ Value 33.50. Special ..
7.5 1 .45. 550/;
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QUALITY
TUB SKIRTS
Value $4.49. Special
Value $6.95. Special
prices.
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A VerySpecial Offering of All Linen
' llemstiched, Pillow Cases
At $1.25. $1.50. $1.75. $2.00, $2.50 Ea.
An extraordinary purchase by our buy-
er, who secured a quantity of All Linen
Imported Pillow Gases, at unusually low
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..... ' $2.50
. $3.49
.. $5.98
"Rye may be used now and. al-
though it is not sold as a wheat 'stlll-
stltute, if used, it saws whom." i,
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«COUNTRY CLUB
BEATS FOLEY TEAM
Tho Country (‘lub tennis team do '1.
{ctttctl tho Foley Tennis Club in n I
number of matches which were plav
Ecd at the Country (‘1th Saturday at»
Etcrnoon. Llnxwoilrr, in the doubles
with Suttbve played a wonderful game
111111 doloatcd Baldwin and 13:11.1 of the.
(‘ouutly Club. by tho scorc 64.1. 6 4.
Moottfi' and Brunstrttp, o! the Foley
Club, lost a heart-breaking name to
Fish and l‘enncll. by 6-—2 and 11-9.
I! Tho scores were as lollowr.
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$11.50
$12.95
.Wool Suits—Value
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WOMEN’S
, SMART .surrs
Poplin Suits-Value $15.00
Silk- Suits-w-Value $16.50
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has been less sltclltng, loss 111mg lltlll d" on their mm Thus more passive Singles. . 317:95
lcssl)’ in trcnchcs. Me“ 7‘1“" met resistance becnmt active. and intolcm- Eilngcvinc (NFL, ................. 3 5 ‘ ‘
“DOV" ground “5 ”I ”m and to.“ at blc interference with the national pur- Ehl(l:::rN1‘)( ‘) ----------- .”.: N
W“ "in“ ""‘y‘me‘s “M ‘mcm'w‘ 11080. Van nut-en tt'i‘c haw...» W 5--. '~
guns. Most oi the wounds are sttitl‘ The nntlllul conclusion is that tho E30011“ (=(lt‘1............2,..6 3 2l ’ HOSPITAL NOTE:
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‘0 111111 been “119‘ “0““ “11'2“ d offenders were in reality uncon8cttn1 Rcv. Oolctnan (F) ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ”.1 6 Discharged Saturday-sBodwdl
11111111 clcarnct' and more cos 1 core tious" objectots—that it was not pl'in l Bctttty ((5) ................ ....6 7 lips, 81‘ Scaview avenuc
1111' than 5111111 wounds. iciplp but the lack of plincip‘e, that . Doubles. .thllztitled Sunday-John thdinih:
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A“ ”10"“ favorable conditions mnyllnh‘pllt‘d thcut, Their tato will write gr t- 1:111 suntmc innddcrblll. J12, Baldwin Ea” (é) ''''''' 2......3 4 strect -
11c cx ected to continuo Our boyfi‘ ‘ in deterring othexfl 9“ -g n son 0 01111110 ore C0111? _ . . 2 9 “-r—M’”
p 1“ “WM purpose llus vanderbllt founder of the New'mggrggggiutg) (M6 11 Female alien enemies must register
“”1 “meme 0‘0“ ““9“ bearing (-1 from following theit examnlt‘ as Shh“ York Central railroad system. has lust
mm" be 5“” "‘"n “n" “001’“ “W ms in a time of are!“ “99“ “M V“ Eileen elected president 01 the company
this your. Mon: 1015 to a noble cause
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been heretofore in ‘
or them will be able to return to theE
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t‘tont and mute will come back 1101111
\1 hen the 11.11 is ovet.
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MAY LAUNCHlNGS
The United Statcs is building ships, ,E
and making lcc01d5 in the w'.otk Since
countrv“d1y"
1courage to enact an ‘express ‘pto‘nlbi- and the grandson, 1n pOVcrty
tion lttw, instead of trying to Moon) gin again in shirt sleeves The pres-
game end by indirpction em Vanderbilt family has
plislt thc
thlougb an upproptialion bill "rider 1
i Thereby. he has disproved in so far at“
ptesent records ate destined to be bro-
kctl and excelled right along. more 151
no need to stop wotk
them.
Severtltelests it is interesting to read
that launchiuzs in Mar lacked onlyE
57,886 tons of equally the Amelwlctn
dreamed of.
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the lamlly is concerned the theory N at the First “6““)le
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about. American mllllonnlre families Church yesterday and a very
1 a ts to main thé
" countess real 3 w n 1-. that the grandfather earns the fortune “V8 program
" ought to hate enougt in his shirt sleeves the son spends it had been ptepared by the committee
must 1,15 and each numbel
more the e
.. ‘ttealth than the old ooulmotlotc ever and recitatlons
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Children's Day was llttingly observ-
Episcopal
attracs
presented. Everything
on the program
'went on without a hitch included in
xerciscs wow. 11 number of songs
and an address by
at the City 111111 some time during this
week. This was the announcement
made by Chlef'Wllllam R. Pennington.
who is in charge of the registration in
this city. The city court room hat:
'been fitted up with the necessary ap-
paratus and everything is ready to be-
gin recording the alien temple enemies.
Any female who is bottnd to register
and does not will upon being caught
be sentenced to prison or interned ln
' ton streets and gave to the people
Rev. J J Suavely, pastor. At the can this country tor the remainder of the
to cclcbratcE
‘are set down as "captured."
-tltut puts it up to the president,
. Out of 6,418 American casualtl’es,h
Which
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‘11ny (lo a tittle less worrying about the
ltttc of Amclican war prisoncts Sum-
launcbin 5 for the entire 193.1 of 11101.
2 :my isnt much given to surrendcl'in...
01' course it tiocsnt spcak vely welll
for 1901, but. that was out banuot year
in shipbiuldin; before the. war.
Our May launchings in May 39,
the highest monthlv as crhgc of the:
United Kingdom, made in 191.. ’ with a
record of 102,931 tons.
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or the .1 5111115 launched in 1 . Don t judge the Germans too harshlyj H
.on account of the use they're 1111111ng
Eof that big gun.
Incidentally it is a cheering fact that! intend to blow 1
were steeland 32 wood. fl‘hcit' total
capac'ity was 31, 450 deadwcight tons
ships are being llnlshed and put into
service in shorter periods altel
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1111115 go nto the waist than ever 116- E Of course you need cash to
fore. ,
The United States may be slow get-
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ti-.u:.l acltiet ement once we re oil.
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3.715 ttt't»'.\"s efforts to have. capturotlE
(Tcxmtuv t'StllM‘lKC‘Ll (or her own ml-
and ltnllan prisoners
1 1'11 1- 1'1 tor. for the good and TWIN” death.
fish. 1- 11 n: it
won
auftirlmt mutt-n that none of the At
1195 can 1111.81 :1 paroled comp to choice. And “mm M ““9 against
Imus his word ttntl slat‘o out o! 1115:1311. 1 m. l I M! )3le MW
Inn bomber. Them may be 0ro about: all ll
unions tum». boom W m dill
, macaw
Ion his birthday.
started, but tltcr’e 5 no limit to ME
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Our old friend, Carranza, sent Kaiser
“1111131111 11 message. of congratulation
if there's another
prcsidcnt of a lopublic anywhele in
the world wh 0's glad the ‘KfliSEl was
Eborn, he hasn't been- lteatd front
Maybe they didn't
in that Paris church
on Good Friday 'Maybe they were
the aiming at a hospital
pay your
income tax this month.
sport -Pay
and give other people 9.
their income tax.
chance to pa)
aster are almost as much exaggerated"
Ens was the celebrated report ot Mark. ‘
Fight, work or pay—tulle your
. :Dlrcctorchnerai McAdoo. and he now,
Esepms to sugl, est that we might protit- has authority of unity miles of several
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But be aE
your bills just the aame,E
These Benin moons of rtllled dis-E
luslon of the. services the Stars and war,
Stripes were slowly raised while the
tiered appropriate music.
Alfred H. Smith, former president of C
the railroad company. has become
regional drlector of railroads under choir ren
Try a Sentinel Want All.
West Point Cadets
great systems. including the New
York Central.
FLYING MACHINE COMMAND.
ERS
PARIS. Juno 1? —-.Captaln David Mt-
tKuy Petermn of lioncsdalc. Pa, and
.Captuln lxcnneth M ttr of San Fran-
ci'.,=co have just been appointed to the
rank of commander of it squadron of
Amelictttt filing machines.
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Are Your. '
Securities
Working?
Send for copy of our circular 1
explaining .‘how to use your stock E
certificates to purchase addi-E ,
tiomtl shares of the some, or any E
other listed stock.
You can lmy under this method
lative stocks or stocks of
substantial industrial. minln or .
oilcompanies payingdividen sto‘ ‘
mo 3% To 25%
«upon-1.1.1519
G. W. 1‘13}!le & 00.
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Frontdace
$25.00
,mmm Ls“: Mmm& m5®,...&mgm 'mi'? mg, m2
. A traillc ocer was stationed at the
corner of North Main and Washing»
a
protection that “1119 long been wanted
The traffic was unusually heavv thcre
Sttluidny night and if it was not for
'thc efficient direction of it there would
have been many narrow (3501111014 11‘ not
serious accidents. Before 'the 111th
cop was asalgned to this corner it was
a matter of taking your life in your
band to cross this place on a Saturday
night with all sorts of vehicles com~
lug from Washington. South Main.
Railroad ‘ and West ' Washington
streets. -
'Rev. J. llagnan has purchased
through the local agent, W. R. Austin,
a Chevrolet roadster.
E Sentinel Want Ads Work: Wonders.
From-lace "(301st
Are growing Anzpopularity—wand lit-
tle wonder. when one weighs -thc
winning features of
.-LaCamille
of fit, beauty of line and fineness of ma-
~ terials, is unequalled at its price.
the Ventilo back. an ,,improvameut . that
makes possiblc more comfort-than any cor.
set over before gave. La Camille'Corsets
in many styles-—
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22.5;5
Corsets. which for accuracy
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It has
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2.50 to $6.50
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Ophir (‘httptctn No. 52, O. E. S, will
hold a special meeting on \l'edncsdal‘ .
evcnlng. June 19. The Worthy Grand
Matron of Connecticut will make her
official visit accompanied by several of
hcr associate grand officers. All mélu~
bot-.5 urc- rcqucstcd to be present.
James Burns. of 25 East Washington
street, reported to the police that his
bicycle, which he had left standing in
front of Rogers & Stevens had been
stolen Saturday night.
A number of local commuters were
some what surprised when they found
that the train they usually take has
gone or is not running or is nbw due
a couple of hours earlier. The reason
for this is the new summer schedule
lithe New Haven Road. which went
into effect yesterday.
GraduateaNcar 1n 11111111155; Honor: Man: of Class
Norwalk Chronicler