.‘M.—-
,III In NORW A1
I\t.\'I: SENTINEL
def—unass-
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
.K Little Bunkies Did as Much
the Buns as He
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.t A. L GOLDEN PropI.I
MARCH 28,1919 'i
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BONE CALLS i
' 'nrial rRooms—92. i
quasi Office—93. .
'srwalk Branch Oifice— —1388. i
. n'tor's Residence—2182. '
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Damage to
Did, SI9ys Giant Doughboy.
Jttt Editor’s Residence—14923:
"1m 53 Manager's Residence——
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MASON}: NOTICE.
I ' t- 'l co'III'I:.iIiIntion of (JFII \VI-Il
II: No l“\. i-' and .\ .\l.. will lr‘
livid Ill its rooms, ’I‘II.-~II:I} 6'\'¢'lllll'.:.
\nt'il tut. 19w :II 'n I. “fork I" .. . . . -
,,,,._.H.,.I ll: 3:. 4. ,II. N, A” “.19-. John i‘ltlle)’ oi Birmingham, Ala.. the tail FOlIllf‘l‘ sccu In this photo
~r ‘III-ons IoI'II nil; .tIlIl ii':.l¢'l’lillll.i gt;tplt.~€ti_\ ~' ht'ing big doesn‘t. make a doughboy any more dangerous to the
""""l I‘ I Hun or may other enemy. Intact he says that his two little bunkies
loll;VI\'IMI‘~'.\\1'\.‘I’IW{V \t JIiId just :I~- much damage to the Germans as he did. They are Corporal
.5", ‘ ‘ ' ' ' Patrick (‘olungclo of 413') Federal street. Youngstown, 0.. Ion the right) and
:Iinizm' .\l. \\’II.I‘(I.\'. st-I't'I-Iztrv. John Gerthoi‘fcr 01' Hill Meadow street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Finley measures six
‘ a ’ t'r-m three inches; (‘olantzelo fifty-nine inches. and Gerthofl'er fit‘tyeight :Ind
MAKE WILHELM WORK.
om “lllllf inches.
They are members of the
Company 3i,147th Infantry.
"h” ""2““ ”‘1“ “W “"1”“ “mp“ h” that wcnt through all the fighting in France and Flanders with the Thirty"
. Jilll‘ llll' "housI tit's‘l" of (‘ouut von smooth Division.
wot: ch in Holland. has ('llUIlp"hl down
'l-I sawed Into “)2: time thousand RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
throws ACTION AN AID TO
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
w-Ac is most ll‘.L(‘l‘I'.~llllL’. ll
Iew light on the Hublt-t't oi" a fitting
Iimishment. for him.
”i' 3. 'I: . . , 1‘ l)
(‘u chop «town and >ilW up one llltitl' ( . “I” h “d“ _ he d Itlp pit “0
I wont ‘ cause of their innhtlit;.' in get
.In.1 tun-s Q‘Vln sum l ... cs .Irguc‘i the , 'n-r'vtion of the railroads '0 ”II.
onsitlcrable physical fitlclliill. NI “up,” “1‘ tuning their sum... ot" n“.
construction costs will be illicit-sled in
knowing that Circular So. 44. issut-d
Weaklint. could do it. Sinus this is
:1), and his crimes nuitiust humanity are ~
- , . ' ' 7" .‘ 1.' 'ti' t Al llll
III [com the abuse ot II..~- IIIv-ntul and b" ”2f Inn"! “at“ I“ lmal I".
l I I II I lstt'tttioii, »llll\' 2ft. I‘JIN, under which
H'm )m'n IOV‘PI‘, \\ i'. .\.llll: t II" III)! . . .
l ‘ A lltt' I‘uilroztds I'cl't'uInt-Il from coopern.
lllALut‘ “ll"! II p.It.It ..II llt‘ I.III lI} (lit m: Ill 10“” llllpl'lHl‘Tllt'llIs "HIM. ”m"
‘ """l“" "i 41" I'IIVW " INHW'I' Which those of itnpcrativc necessity. has
‘II- N - 'l‘l'. Ins H's-s? llI"t‘Il l‘I'SI‘lnIlf'Il. This lll'lli'l' nus Nil
-' i . - " t ' . . -. ' .
it. .-.; _.. . I-II .,. t , ”Wk mm”, ustdc Decciuhti ..It, Luis. and tin I..Itl
.' , , roztd Administration is now nnIieavoI'~
IIII'II. 2” III .'.I.ml it! Il‘lt-‘ll(l|[‘; sump . . . .
in: to liaittll~ tho- matte-r oi _ll)inll"L'
I» ~.'I‘ l"-! '..-'n ' , .. '
U ' ‘ ‘1 N H“ ' m I") H l r” \vtth I-ItII-s on local Improvement pro-
“' m"""' h“ “""l" Wit-I” \"lm' jccts :Is. in normal times.
t '10 ~-\"stutiou 7.1' .In :lIl'l :Is tht- SI- -I\c I'ul lllillllt ipnl ttuthoi'itics l\‘('('l’ll-
. . a r ,
i . ”one“... .IHH. ”Hm”: hm}. l_v lutic “Iii: In the Division of luhlit
- s 'Iud "onstruciion licvelo Imcn.,
imilti L'O" 50“". ”In” ‘If “ lltlt ltfi‘ is V‘Ulli i l
Nuiug low) municipal pi'ojI-t'ts were
w u n ' . i . .- r‘ ‘. I .
.un Ihl it. o hnnmnktnrl Ihts llt twin}! held up because u", rullroatls “L
" il noI’II horn in .lll\ Hillt'l' way “IN-it to :)>>“.llllt' their propoilion of
tar thw lust ”III" in hi ll’t' hv tho costs. if llll‘l"’ has llt‘t'll sIII'II W
‘vi ”'5“ In' “Uilull; tiltinys'iil‘ “I fusztl sinr-c t‘cccvulwr fit). tZIIN'. lllt' ac‘
- ':' ot III-c l‘lkl"ll In line with
\Il common soitltms, :t I‘l:t>.~' of Hon h‘“ n n .K. ' s I -
I Il‘i: [IOlll‘Y or Illt: l'nltetl Status tout
.xfm I:It sut't‘v-tml i’oi um: I’Ioni . . . . '
\ road .\tllllln!.~l.l“dtllln. .\l.llll‘l‘.- ot Illl.»
"""‘~""‘" 11”“ :I'HI‘V 0f it"“t'l' 1‘ kind arc now linndlcd hv the local
.11 "w .'I Lloi‘tous Inuiiit'I-s-LItion I-t municipal authorities “llll Ill" rail-
. ' s ' ' i v” 'u.'t :Is‘ in 'll‘f‘-\\"ll' IT‘H("
. to iil‘lli" liiin >lllllt' Ill. 1“... II... '9‘“! m‘” 'l J ‘ . ' l
tit-es.
..lli upon IIII-m. ’ _ . .
CLAIMS HUSBAND FAILED
1..) In .In UM. soilt'tl IIIIII‘oI'iII
.t twinfnt innit-ml of .'t Il'l". ll“ To SUPPORT FAM'LY
. .. It.v- sti'cngzh lo- now \ItIstc-s. Edith E. Finch Files Su‘t for $5303
“‘m'i’H'm 1“ kind.‘ “rm‘lh Agamst Husband and Brother.
wl' II-puz'uttoti lllill Ionic.“ in-Law.
. _ . »_ .
”7053 ROAD GUARDIANS I That her husband. Gilbert “3 Finch.
...-,III .It “hut soiIII- Imo- “M “f ’)fi()lia III it,” failml to support her
and III-r min-II c -hil?l. and that he trail“-
i‘c-i'tttl without valuable consideiation
propcrtv it; Greenwich to his htothet
moss roads of tho worIII.‘
- I‘:III.'II Zonc, Is .'I mun who
“"'"“‘" “M” ““"""' “"“ in law. Alfred Ic, AuItI'I‘I-tu ot' [lid’xc-
‘t' '1‘“ It" 4“" “f nt'x'v and mm. .\'. 1, wih intent to pm it In»-
1\i4.~ o; 'IIsM't life into yond ll‘i'l' roach. is the claim of Mrs.
tit-a lidith E. Finch of Greenwich, who Yos-
. tordav filed it suit for $5,000 again!I
.Ips how. '.I. port III to» st-‘(I‘ll ' . - -
llt'l‘ husband and hts brother—Inelnw In
5..., 'IHHHEI‘ Mum m “"4” the Civil ’Sllpt'l'llil' court.
Th” '1" l"‘l"“ “’l‘h ”VHS" UH" .\lt's. Finch claims that she is enti—
Irz'n it'l'l thw I‘m-t that undesimhh- III-d to suppo't hvherhusband and that
m: cum-rs lliuv Imnq “a”, .shc has not i'ecelve-d it, and also that
slic had good grounds for dit'orce Dc-
ltll‘t‘ the ti'eInHt‘er of property was mud»
and intcndml to act zli'alnh'l her procur-
in: alimony in tho IA'cnI that siw oh-
tuined a divorce;
armour n to NH} body constItItII-s
'IL’t'I‘ no? to he despised.
..iIIIs-I nit oi the insect pests whit Ii
'ntI-t'tI-Ii our crops :l'wl lll't'tl (lil
I.i\ v' tuitio-
H)
to its from other coun- - ._ . .
' LIGHT KEEPER TO RETIRE
ow :. tiu- rcmonr."
lIUlti'.‘
,- I:nv Ii lln'll‘ foothold :Ind III-gun I Judson Has Been 39 Years at Stratford
.rosti. \Ioi'k III-fore we learned Shoals Beacon.
:rou'hiu and how nervesury self—‘
. BRIDGEPORT. .\lar. 2s.»1'hmdnre‘
Judson, who has kept the Stratford
Shoals light in Long Island Sound for;
I .- l.\
C
.III Ilt‘lldl'llll' III of
tile is it more
'!~;II th- nunte of pievvntion far 09 yearsdmitlg which period he nevcri
_ III» pound oi not than in had a real vutation. will r'etiie April I.
wings mind of insect intrupinn. Intll nine years ago. when an titssiI-r-5
u r, .. I", 20... his way with his tant keeper was appointed. 'Capt .lud-
, . son was assisted an the lizht bv hi.u
mm“ MI h" mspm “Mm m“ wife. a son and two daughters
III'IIt-I who finds it more easy
I‘Itui In IztttlI-, and the individ- \1 ’illiam Petzolg who has been in
. .. l IIJIIVS the blessing of a coun- charge of_(}overnor's'lsland light. ;
I
w ulmrtt free from most pestil- ._.____._.———_._.._._
Your cai- should be in unopehy April-
'diseas -s all owe their thanks to ‘
rum-titans at places like the “cm
and the pom.
‘l 'l.‘
= ”w ith'Illle side
I tics (ailing me to anothtr ll“) Ill toil
‘ jitney,
i creasing perils of “auto‘ M-ocracy.
' I would that something of the beauti-
I' erbury whiskey'tlieft cases were sen-
:Judge Thomas in United States Die-
TIIP newly appoint“ light keePPt' itutrict Court here today. The name and
t; SENTINEI
i READERS’ :
if VIEWS
WEST AVENUE QUIET NO LONGER‘
'l‘o 'West Avenue : "
Lite on the buck s'rw-t has some
compensations. You good people on
seem to behaving
your onn troubles. Sonic at
cvcn covet a cabin in the woods
Once. upon
at Sunday
llll‘ weck.‘
times. I
fancy.
“iII-II- _\'tItl may find quiet.
old
Icigncd
in
‘.\'e.s't avcntlo'.
through all
|ll't‘-lll:~"l)l'l(‘
III-tow Iliv jiln(‘_V. and a
minor ici'i'ois hogan to mnkc his?
tor}. .‘.l} tl:lll}' morning walk down,
from the hills evcn in tnid-wintI-r had
for \vintt-r could not
livutitit'ul
unI-t
'l‘itut
lli‘ :III
was
:IIIttI,
lt‘“
its pleasant sidc:
roh tlII- tine old :u‘cnue I)!’ all beauty.
I not find the gate of hean'n
me as securely as
all the quiet
wait. I was full ofI
for l was homeless.
llut may
nutiinst
doors ot’
locked
SI‘I‘IIIV‘II thc
homes alum: the
our) and longing.
Just .'I “houi'tlur.” my littlt- lumh must
in box or paper ttIckIIl undet my arm
following ”to cIIIh bells and whis-
i
That was in the long, long ago.‘ It
out still toiltntz Stilt houIciI 5-; and still
Inv.otis. But It grout change is surelyI
cot IlllgIRnd I give you all wurninz: l3
\Vhen Bellamy‘s dream comes true. ‘
i shall have a lino home on some ave-
nue. too:
For each worker‘s income shall he ith
same.
And one man’s 'licst Ilit‘fnr riom another;
not even in name.
There shall be neither
noi' cycle to disturb Ill} heav-l
enly quiet: for all such evil things!
that vex the spirit and weary the fleshI
of mortal man. shall go under ground.
or at‘l‘nSs the lots. or some other way
round. r
We have heard much about “ridding:
the world of au‘ocracy.” Hasten the:
time when we shall be able to fintl'
some way of escape from the daily in l
Andi
trolley. auto
t'ul quiet of our old—time West Avenue
might be restored to us.
BACK STREET.
CONVICTED OF
WHIBKEY THEFTS
’
NEW HAVEN. March 28,—Tom'
you. I ,
I!
more of the men convicted in the “731- . ,
tenced to Cheshire Relormatory by
sentences follow: William Defroster.
two and one-half y‘enns; Benjamin
Whitaker. one and await non; Col;
Vin mint-d, two as: W M
'- Tomorrow
BOSTON STORE -
The Great Spring- Sale
’ S TAR TS TOMORROW
Thousands of Sprint: Needs you’ll have to buy—Buy them tomorrow and save Dom one-quarter toa
Note the prices.
There’s
third. thousands of Gilt Edge Savings.
10,000 Yards Of
New Figured Bras; Voile:
Full :15 inches wide: a broad and
exquisite rant!" of patterns and rich
color combinations; values un-
matched unywhere. 49: yard
Black Dress Satin
'l‘hI- {unto-Is pink edge mukc that
At
is known for its service-giving
quality; worth $2.00 yard. Tomor-
I’OW .................. $1.49 yard
Fine All Wool Serge
54 inches wide: shrunk and spong-
cd; all colors. including navy.
Iaupc, black. Copen and tan: were
$3.30 yard. Tomorrow . $1.99 yard
English Longcloth ‘
Supci'toi' quality. fine texture and
soft chamois finish: our rcgular
pricc Stun piece. Sale price,
82.69 piece
, High Quality Nainsook
35 inches wide: strong weave. soft
texture and durable quality; 10
yards to the piece; value $3.50.
Tomorrow .......... $2.29 piece
Tabla Damn-k
l-‘uII l)ll'RChEd_ excellent
and serviceable quality;
lar [Il‘lt'n 50c. Tomorrow
designa
our rogu-
. 39c yard
Hammad '1':le Inpkim
Linieel finish. They wash launder
and wear like real linen. Choice as-
sortment oi patterns; value $2.50
dozen. Tomorrow 8|.34 dozen
Hammad Table Tops
It; iIII-hcs square, mercerized lin-
ish; trxt‘ellt’nl designs: value $1.75.
900 each
Heavy Quality Bod Sheets
An extmcrdiI try offering. 200
sheets of the highest grade mun-q
lin next to linen; full size 81 x 90; ‘
Scalloped Pillow Cues
lit-st quality muslin, made the right
wry of the cloth, our regular pl'll'“
39c. Tomorrow 39¢ each“
500 Bed Spreads
Soft finish free from dressing: as-
:'ortud designs; hcmtuetl ends; va-
un $2.00. Tomorrow $1.44 each
White Chillon Voile
H inches wldc: liuI- quality; out-
o! the best fabrics for drtsscs.
waists. etc: vaIuI- 9th- yurd. To-
morrow ................ 49: yard
Best Quality Percale
2,000 yards of 36 inch l‘ercalc: a
selection of new and nttructive
patterns. iti all the nest colot'lngs.
The price of [bet-w were 391- yard.
Tomorrow ............ 24c yard
Turln'sh Towels
G
A big purchase of full llll'lll‘llt-‘l
iirm quality. practical Towels:
worth 20c. each. TontorrowI
12 1-2c each
Heavy Weight Bed Ticking
Durable quality with a fine even
twill weave: worth 59c yard To-
morrow ............... 39c yard
Dress Gingham
27 Inches wide; a selection of at-
tractive patterns in plaids checks
and stripe eflects. This qualitv
agingham has been setting up to
one week ago for 39¢ yard Our
price tomorrow ......... 29: yard
Fruit. of the Loom Muslin
3,000 yards; slightly spotted: the
same quality that you paid 85c for
a month ago. Tomorrow 19: yard
Limit 10 yards to a customer.
3,000 Yards at
White Dress
Fabrics . .
Featuring Dnlnty Figured Voile:
in. fancy stripes and novelty
checks: also floral Jacquard
weaves; values up to $1.50. To-
morrow's price We to 98¢ yard
'
mxuvnmnngr
Variety of attractive deligns and
artistic colon-lugs: value $5.00. 1'6.
marrow . . . a ”
mel'eotpnumnm
bl, mum
Bantam
i
Value $223 Tomorrow 81.74 ouch'
Choice Selection of Styles ..
Capt-3.9 and Dolman Wraps
which art
cxct-ptionnl III vnlut'.
«nits.
l)cli;zlitt'ul new fashions. thc
lI‘lll'\l \‘ogtua
smart garments.
bwuggcr III eii'ect ; very
$12.98 to $25.00
New Tailored Suits
I-xtctisivc I'ullt't'IioII I 1' utitlII-IIIII- models for women and
trim
‘9 $18.50, $25.00, $30.00
.‘lilllt‘ of all ”m favorite malt-rials in tlic
sprint: colors.
.\Ii
misscc.
most desirable
The Most Surprising 'Vaiues Ever Offered ln
Serge Dresses
100 .\'I-\\' and Beautiful Dresses. made to sell for $18.00
Tomorrow price $11.50
lailela Silk and satin Dresses
Filly Nttlcs at least. 'l‘lic. lfllt'Sl features of fashion.
llrI-ssI-s ut‘ hI-uut) and loveliness In rich colors. ‘ ’
$16.50 To $24.50
1'
Georgette Dresses .
THE SMRTEST FASHION 0F TOD! V:
1" llPllllllfllll‘: llt‘lltlt‘tl tllltl I'iulIi'iIitlvn-d “(‘Urifl‘lll‘ [Frocks ill ‘1-‘9 I“ ------------------- ’
till the accepted new models. No onI- dim possibly" be~ disap- ‘ mg m .
pointed l‘l-l the stv'les and “lines. w‘fi Cut ”I‘ul‘l'hrizh “Mk prctis" mdea _
l with tucked yoke». Regular 81 ".
$24. 50 AM) ”$30. 00“ ' .. .......................... n
An Important Sale Of
75 NEW SPRING colts
\Vut Ill up to $201M,
$9.98
Tilt". Illalt‘l'inls of IlII' llllI'Nl qtltllit)’. ill
'l‘oIII ort'ow
The styles are new.
:Ill Ilit‘ host colors.
CREPE DE CHINE AND G EORGE'I‘TE BLOUSES
The most charming: and fetching models of thc Spring sca-
sou. in variety. in stylc. in quality and in vnluc. tlu- Boston
Store showing: of [Houses stands supreme.
“"TP‘F’P!
.9. ”‘ $4 98 T0 $7 50
‘3. ‘- ~ r' :- I I
-Special Showing and Sale of Very Newest and
Smartest ln
NecItwear and Marabous
P‘t-uttli'int.’ qutlisite creations in Vcstces and (‘ollurs and
I
Servicnhi: and wasn'thlr: two
buttons: :zZ‘I si'm'e: in zr'as'. black
‘z'ntl \vhi'I‘; regular $1.00. Tomor-
row ............ 1 ....... 39:: pair
Genuine Chamoisette Gloves
A Special Showing Of Bounti-
ful New and Dainty Patterns in
Swiss Embroidery Edgmg
TWo to SI\ incite-s \Vld“.
10c to 25¢ yard j
Women‘s Union Suits V
Pine ribbed sprin;r weight; low ~
neck, sleeveless. knee Icngths and
lace trimmed. Tomorrow ...... 096 ~
Women’s Bumn Hone
-Knit to fit without p seam. “Zack,
with white. soles. Regular and um
sizes. Value 50c. Tomorrow 3’: pr.
Fibre 311k Hose
Double thick soles and high spliced .
heels. superior durable texture.
Black. w'.hitc gray and brown Sp!» I
cial ..................... 5!: pair
Ken’s Worlnng' 3mm
Strong. sturdy. khaki cloth. cut fall
and roomy with :Iltathed «mam
Special ..................... 31.”
Boy!‘ Blouses
Striped. fast color pert-ales, Slight-‘1
ly soiled. Regular $1.00 at . ”c
Gliildren'rUnion Bulk
Spring weight. sleeveletm and knoc’ .
length. Special ............... lie -'
Women's Muslin Drawer:
Good quality. material. cut lull with
embroidery ruil'lns. Regular 08c
» II ....................
Women‘s Bloomers T
of extra size III pink crepe. Raging:
Sateen or Heather-bloom
Petticoats
landsomc Horn! patterns with deep
unit‘s Illa-l p‘vnts. Special at ”c.
.49 and 51.98
’\
Bungalow Aprons
\"I ll made. dark. median!
t’xl‘eumt quali-
”o
Full sizc.
and light patterns.
t_\' percale. Regular $1.49. at . . .
Infants” Wool Sweaters
Vaticty oi stylcts and colors to.
t'hooee {tom llcgulnt SI 98 at $3.”
Gian Condemned Milk Jun
Regular price 25c. 19¢ each ‘
Household Ammonia
Pint. size. regular Jim. at ...... 10:
Ill
New Shapes.
——Iluntlrcds to select. from. and each one so dainty quI
prettv.
All M-Ii'ked at. \' cry Special Prices
"
{if} Spring’s New Millinery
For present wear: new in stvlc: new in colors matciiuls
and tritumitms Special for tomorrow. \alues up to $5. Ill). At
52.77 AND $3.77
Children’s Wash Dresses
A comprehensive showing of the newest and prettiest
stvles; models in plaid and snipe-I ginghamn or chambrav; nov-
elty shaped collars, pockets and belts. Regular $3. 49 and $2.98.
Size 6 to 14 vears At *~.Wu
$2.39 \
women’ I trench till a”
A splendid duality, well made npd
We‘ll»-
tlle pat.
. Kolyncs Tooth Paste
Regular 25c. at ............. .
Peheco Tooth Puts .
chuhu' 5th. at ....... . ..... “450
» Palmolive Soup 1
Three calms for .............. Inf
Kennen’s Tolcuni Powda' .
Regular 29c. at, . ............. 24¢
Woodbury Facial Seep
llegulzu 25c. at ..............
Out Glass Water Set
Seven pieces. consisting of 1 two- .
qnzu-t pitcher. and nix plane! to.
match. Value 32.56.1‘0W
...................... 81.” out
Seven Piece Glass Kitchen
8d.
Consisting of coffee canister. m
canister, salt and pepper m.
and three spice jars. Regular price .
$1.50. Tomorrow ........ $1.1! lulu
MM cloth" 1’01“
Eight feet long. Regular price 351:;
Special ................. 1.: “fl
. Wire Carpet Benton
urge Isize. Regalia price 250. 8D..-
clad 19¢
Dustin» Bumping. On...
prepontlnluI .1 ‘
Size 22 1‘2 X 36 inches. mm. thd me n m
”n“- "u‘ 9"“7 border ”elm bind! an and my; regular $2.50
3M“ ------ - --------- ° and $2.225 Tomorrow .. 81.” pm
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Norwalk Chronicler