l NORWALK lmpOMd once.
t G SENTINEL I \llihis is stillbe‘tnz worked out But
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I: :IAI BY . .
NAnIuitan" Eastei llly show will not. . Continued from pain; IWO cenUy stated ‘Whateyer be the “1.
only justify the attempt but also will: ' .ture military policy or the United MINERAL “’ELLS. Texas April 16:.
I - dietloae a his. new field for Amerit-ah' ___..._. 323:5 :e :5 ggfilhuogss‘ggsy m2; ~Addreestng ”10 setenth annual
.. -n0m.IIIIIII.9_ It l(lltllncit;,m1:\:t)nn‘1:méd matron: IFOImK men having the fundamentaifl Roads association here yoeterday, Sen 2‘
19 :_____ . 1 Sum ‘ ‘ ‘ 4401'01‘ a military education and have ator Bankhead of Alabama. retirinaI
.‘ ' technically trained men who are in‘ chairman of the Senate poetoflice com-
: -m-a» -—- F RBI 6 lliach man recommended “in .»
_ A” F 0 6” LANGUAGE PATR'OT I “TM”. commutation m- Iformed as ‘0 the mihtary apphcation mlttee. urged furthet improvement ot
m J onI The other day there gathered in the5 subsistenc tw . - ~ 0' the finer“ sciences. Th3? 0b '
HORROW . '90 d : e 00 )eats. .01 M jects the R 0 T. C. is designed N American roads. extenston of tlte
.1 23 p.111 I.‘«i'“' \oI-k HIppodrmIIII .1000 people -ancll "I“J‘n‘ 3:8: fe§;:.ed“:om_ “6'00 I'soll‘t" and]. trust that mp s‘udpnts ilaukitead .\ational hitzhway from lil‘
‘13,“5 7 '33. ”“03"“ “0|“ -9 Fadl‘?‘ "101195 and 4-: mutation of'subsistence in 20' unit ersttics and f‘nllegen w‘" c.0- Plano, Texas. "3 the Racine coast, so P“
'nniionalities repreqented in the New kind (“0‘ paid in ”Wh) Ioperate in “8 support.‘ It is h”- ‘0 form :1 transcontinental highw‘”
,_ .«.__... . . ~ I three summers. 135 days Ilieved that this problem of haHng in . dth i t' f higl '
. In ”an“, pm..- York banking district. TheI met notI at 40,. per day ‘ 54.00 time of national emergency a sutl‘t- an 9 mu“ '0“ ° ”"5 9"“
‘- .4 tell Press is exitluslt ely to ask ttnythinz from the United State‘x 'Besides the items mentioned ctent number of educated mennttlllr "mars by the colleges in cm” m pm
no no for puumttmd l a.bove equipment issued ed in military 90‘9“" and tacttcs. to ride capable construction nII-n.
' JV” Vii-latches credited to it 0,.lmt to pledge their suppm‘t '0 ”l“; f0r each student amounts 0‘5“? find ll11d lend intelligently the ~, _ _
. . t to at least 50 00 units of the large armies on which
‘ the safety of the country may again TOLD WIFE CANNOT L'VE'
forthcoming Victory Loan.
”it" did it Irav he seen from the fol-
m this paper and also
. we published herein.
: emu of republication of. l-ve-I
matches herein are Clio I‘llowing fiance:
At the conclusion of the meetintz it
_.._.._.-
WT nu:-
rm om
.. faction-92.
“as .InIIounc:
IIIcn thete :tqsemhled had pledged stIlIN
«criptions amounting
\Iith smmai radical glotllle still to be
These pledges “ete n3?
ln
. .J once-1m
‘ I Residence—14m
W’e Residence-
218—2.
heard from.
mere airy promises oI estimates.
most cases they were based on actual
canvasses or inquiries conducted
among the people represented.
The Rugsian diylsion pied: ed $1.1.-
'(lllOthll, Iepri-sentinz 18 000 indiVidual
the German div iaion
'~momc Ito-non.
--Wol?,Lodge.No 108, F. andA. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South'
in Suki. lst and 3rd Tuesday 0!
-ch town—July and August except
,. .et 8 o‘clock. All Music-I Masons
Irdlall: “piled. John K. Finch, W.
Robert I. Wilcox. secretary.
w—W—VW’ ~-—— --
‘ wring! Lieu ts NOT murmur:
‘ Will the tide of now
:weeping. over eastern and central nu-
. ope and! America in the Old'.’ It is!
zI-Islblq. but it. is not likelfi’. '
I The main bulwark or the
Hates against Bolshevlsm lies In the! it
subacri hers;
the Hungarian division
.3 "(to
.vuhscribers:
315000.000
scrim-rs.
the long list of immigrant nationalit'
rt presenting Sill)
And no it went all through
m:
1.000. 000 for the Poles and $200 000
for the Finns and $400,000 for the LIlh-.
“anions and something for all the re.“
They called it and Ametitans A'll'
l'llllNln-nllv. That was a felicitous name for
Such people are good Atnet it one no
radicalism
I
lure of our politiacl institutions matter wha' countty they (”10“ out-d:
l
. ey have weathered the storm: 0! allegiance. Their meeting was a rc- I l" for Y W Home
«early a century and a half. This lF:‘lllnilt"l‘ of the bit: and loyal :pari th: I i
-... ., W snap A1 stratum ran
'
It has resisted politiaci disintegration played throughout the war. and on: _
till my be expeclétl likt'Wisv l0 rt‘ chalk-nae in nttiit‘e Americans to do as:
in economic disintegration—both fotIWell as IlI.-y in the new loan that in Furniture, Rugs, Rm, LinOIeIum’ Oi, cook
:Ie same realton. because of the fll‘l'xn9f1lt'll to clean up the war. I
_ h . _- _ .__.- I
.3 :Im and flexibility of ottt politital. so I St R f .Wfl my C 29 etc
~ o
T at and economic life aid the ability 200 TREES TO A MILE I ave, e r' a} m e,
.. any discontented class to find lull New Betti-ml. Muse. is said to hold: . '. Ml. onlym m we “a W“. m youin every my.
' reesion in government. the record for New mgland in tlIoI
‘3' ‘e application orithese facts. to tlu- number of Ira-s planted by its citizen». w PER 6110K, .' H D v .
eaent peril no“ loonlinu up in Eu in the last t‘tw years. That city hast ll: IE Ln“! [1" II‘Ul! 1“ 5K
'-..- was well exptessen 5hr OlllPl (l'l) planted Hum shade trees alum: 'J'III Oil Cook Stove
-I' a Jewish Rabbi atltll‘P‘SlnL an ut miles of streets slut-c1912. in a hit. I
in this line We have them from
-- 'nce made up mostly of III II c itizI n- ll till i<~4ucd a. _\ the Massathust Its l-ot
Assot-ittion it is estimated that
.. llo had not yet got thi- it pIIlitital “'“T‘
.. rings, IItlIose trees will be worth our a mile;
"When the stream of life is llillllllll“l lion dollars ‘" ”l“ ('i'." in 331 .l'l‘lil"
The money value is not all that Nev.
it. was in Russia in litl i." llt' saiti.'
lttt To a land such
America. Where lIIIntctliateiv or tilti-
stand to force.
inszs.
atelv you always hum. [ho 912m “I tifttl for those lri‘l'S than IheI rouirl “-
[hl‘ Quite contrary to :I in-
without them.
lief that
New
press your sentiments. wh‘et't-
{ointment is i'le.\'IlIlt and Inn "‘(lit
Willing“ you Choose. Silill a hut"
., lfled. and stupid.
More this war l (lid itelio-ve to a
- that the working" man had no
a city is no place for
Redford citizens
ll'9l‘5,
lwlonc. Trees-z will th’iVI-
with a reasonable amount of (‘lll't~.
But when i saw those men
I knew differently
':'-ntry.
. hting in FraEEe
Ind if any country
5“ otism,
.V unblemished, with a halo over it
“Democracy is fort-e lllLult: rational
to the people living or working there.
There aft-
is worthy oi" pa
it
it is America. stands to-
.l‘XulllDlO and plant lllm'l
Song: birds and chi!-
lietil'ot'tl's
:' till this is the truest deIImrral'I' in ”Nb: f‘l‘t't') Ivar.
I istance.‘
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GROWING OUR OWN BULBS
find they are happier for the lteaut,"
MENT
1, have want an aYt-I’flgt- or szgmn,
seem only
) year on iIIIIIOIted bulbs. Nearly It
a, too. bulbs .Ite (llhtlllllt'll aftI-I man KUiltY Of all
lll\ to Kaiser “'ilhelm should lli‘ hanged
would pmpI-r that a
etlng only once. Because of
--ence on foteign products.f
fit this country Were greatly hum
N m the war.
Que Department of Agriculture.
. , ', eating with a view to nmk _
1“ heavy importations unneces
. The experts ate atoning a
«i. fiber of aster lilv bulbs death penalty should be inflicted upon
been discarded by flmists “01.88 that might tend to ma'ke a
growing them outdoors at martyr or‘ him After the trial has
placed on hint the responsibilitI (m:
, ~ Va. Ithe w.at and attet some of his subordi-
i always depended on Japan nates haye been severelv punished l
summing for these Eastethtnk he should be exiled to a small
”to! there is no reason say : 91500 and siren ““10 NUlcltY-" :
authorities, why they: Could there in W vanish-nut fol-I
he raised here. or why “Ithe grandi\se and egotietlc Wilhelm
in
flor-
world. Still, there my be even more
effective penalty.
Said James \V. Gerard. who has gum!
appreciate
reason to know and
character of \Vilhelm as Well as the ex-
tent ot‘ his crime: "1 do not think the
.II. em experimental farms aI
' tor, they should not-be more exquisite than tut? Let him bo'
"exiled to a. small place and given no
I STANDARIZED
I that before ion: an “all- l
How well :
i that l‘lO men and no-
to 3 till) 000, titttlI
'wItII ssofloooooo {or the. lltllianfl and?
t
. !
lledi’ortl will get from its many plant”
ll»: street will he far mort- lll'illl'I
shade '
realize.
f that the city is where they partiI-ulaily .
:Invnltert‘ .
and 2
in :t thickly settled district they are a ,
snill‘N- of constant joy and inspiration:
many (:illcn and town.“ in:
the country that nce'd to follow New"
dren love the treexa and grown-ups will
and shade-tho' trm s will offer in a few I
I. It has always been customary for Muir.“ Qin‘p
-_1 erican florists to import most of -—--—~~O- -
" ll' bulbs from foreign i-IIIIntI-Ios. CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNlSH-I
l the lllllllll‘IS char: ctl
on a high gallows in sight of all tlsc:
tl'-‘-:
ity of our students in this
Icould not afford to attend the
lsummer camps
lgolng figures Is this true?
81813810
WCTION
l 18. The Secretary of War has
i
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The privilege of buying extra uni-
i‘otm at the above mentioned prices
illolll the Quartetmastet Department
’uhich will have an additional saying
IIaltIe to those \Iho take advantage:
of it.
The pritilege
,"ttiining in various
any tuition charges.
An opportunity to obtain a commis-
sion as second lieutenant of the Reg-
ular Atmy for a period not exceed-
ling six months with allowances for”
Ithat grade. and with paya at the rate
of $100 per month.
Te members of the Junior Ulvi~
sion are on the some basis in. re-
Ispect to the above items as the Sen
ior DiIlaion. except that no commu-
into at subsistence. other than alt
Isunimer camps uill be granted. (See: he“ 0'" an“: um“ mdmd
paragraph 13)
17. A number of school heads have
the establishment of R. 0.1‘.
ever be our tuture military
technical
without
ot- special
fields important and permanent place
.our national life by becoming
fttonal institutions.
I". v.
Mai. Inf. l'. S.
IOOTO WATERPROOF.
To make boots want-proof
it
I
lty of the students depend. either'
I \"\holl) or in part. on their aummer'
! earnings to assist them through
ischool. This condition has given
itise to the assumption Ihnt a major
them perfectly waterproof.
*ry a Sentinel Want Ad.
-_. ._ .__..._- ._v<.- ..
district
In view of the mva
depend. can be ultimately solved by
units in our educational institutions
19. It is also believed that what-
I policy.
the R. 0. T. C. will soon establish an
’meona of helping in the fuller dev el-
opment of our young men at educa
SCHNEIDER.
A. District inspector. I
equal parts of mutton tat, beeswax . (- (Io
and sweet oil together in a small pan.
Iattor the mixture has could a little ’-
I apply it to the boots plentlhlly pat»
3150000000 tepresentinu about 500000 stated that in this District a Nor “can”, about the seams nod edge
,of poles and that will reolly render
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Senator Bonkhold Would Hove Cot-
re .
leg” Train Highway Engineer...
C.
Colon Suicide, After Doctor’s
Verna.
CHICAGO. April 16. —-P.t‘ooding 0\"‘l
the verdict of a physician who h:‘.'u
in'
9
,.to live. \Villiam Mamitz
Ipoitlmaater of Hinedale. a suburb Vt'o—
terday shot and killed his wire. lzllc'llhI
a wounded his" - your old son and 0. w or
mix old daughter and then committed sui-
The children died in a hospi-
tal.
hen .
GOOD FRlOAV SENTINEL.
Tho Sentinel will be issued as a
morning purer on Good Friday April
18. Adamo. items of new».
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NJQV IS TEE TIME
To Buy YourSpring amlSummer Needs
These are the very best
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Detroit Va
Oil Stov
THE STERLIN
Fully Guaranteed
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any style or size.
$6. 95 to $58.00
2 Burner Oil or Gas Stove Ovens
$3.95
Refrigerator
Keeps your food sweet, clean and at. the very lowest cost.
Door at
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BABY'S WANTS—CARRIAGES, STROLLIEB. CRIBS. KID:
DIE KOOPS, BABY YARDS. WALmS—ln fact everything
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Round Reed Full Size
Baby Carriage
16.95
\ltfl inonynninh. Other-Whom.“
”aim mmmowonmmaocms.
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HE KILLS HER AND SELF
Father Fatally Woundo 1wo Children
told him that his wife had but Ml «lays'
aeni‘stani'
etc..ete._ elould reach the main ofltce‘
on “lured” afternoon. next.
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Em Showing oi Women’ s and Kisses
iEaster Suits. Dresses, Coats.
Romans, Blouses, etc.
IIAn Immense Assortment of Distinctive and 0
Styles
EASTER SUITS
II : I'ltIItI-I- .“':l‘u".' of the seawm‘a leading IIItHiviS.
'IIS season will he found in our showing: lux NH“
Suth anti \ mtee Suits. .
$18.50 to $35.00
EASTER DRESSES
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\li I l: m ””‘d‘ '.\ . braid .Ittd billion trIIIImctl. lll tiIi- vault-fix h.“
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$12.50 to $25.00
w w W'OMEN’S AND MISSES' 'l"
g .. SILK AND GEOWETTE DRESSES
..' lhr- .xtyicx represent the latest Word in Easter fuhittulls; all
: ' ”WIN ."H ""hr"; “‘"i‘l’." garment priced at its lOW'twf
$16.00 up to $37.00
FOR'SPBING AND EASTER
CAPES AND DOLMANS
\l‘mt fashionable modcls recently designed;
\“illl”i\ of beautiful stiles and rare values.
$12.98 up to $35.00
SPRING AND EASTER [HOUSES
Made of Plain and Vin-city \‘oiltx Silk.‘ '
I: . . _ . i re . De (ll-nee
(unrcette Lrepe. Mutt} HP“ and t'lltlllnlll" ult’tgdels' nil-:2: L
“llll lat-e. fanm I-Iuhroiden and headiuu; plain IIth and all
ltt‘\\ shades . illt' ltulituz lll\_\' and black.
98c to $8.00 .-
EASTER NECElVE
: Springr licuttltex III the MIMI-Wen r
ttoII.. Tailored Vests. ilattttv Venn-m
Five 'l‘housond
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\t‘t'llibll of every d
l‘uw‘llli‘lllll‘; (70".?! Ulla
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Ccntemeri Kid G“
(8! ‘IS ’l‘\\'tIt'lil-\ll French I' K-. [‘8 I
Em point and heavy 0mm
inn-ax. \lIIHl'il in ltltuk, black
\\ Irtit up I" liu- vat-it. SIM-rial and white. rim and all “in.
Xv“ \ nrk city price $350 "in
l_\ priI-mi at
(luv Pr“...
5ceach
‘15.---OOth
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DAHER & SIMON
Corner Railroad Ave. and Clay St.
SHRAFT’S CANDIES
FRESH WEEKLY. 'Pricee Reasonable.
A very nice line of Soda Water.
QEKLYN '5 ICE CREAM
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~ MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
i! SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
JELLY EGGS ORANGE CREAMS
Pound box 33c Pound box “C
We also have a full line of EASTER EG ‘
NIES made with itigltgrade milk chocolate. Ga and BU"
Tr} our HOME MADE ICE CREAM-«Vanilla
I} and Strawberry made withi resh strawberries.
l THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
.Chocolate
I; was one CANDY KITCHEN , 24 scum um sr.
‘ ""1. ”O O ".6 ‘371‘7‘f’iw' 3.3: '.£. 3. 3.521.
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BEST GRADE 0? 0A AL PAPER . ..... " ‘13 5°C .3
no out): or DAMAL urea . . 331: 30c 5‘
m m ............................. 18c double
’ mean. DISCOUNT OI ”Lamar”-
A. COHEN. 141 Washington Street.
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WIS KKK“ ominous it!” Illlll which eeekr III IIIIII
0“ “mo AMEEMENT or(ll‘l‘ “fil‘ct-want ll"
agteenent.
Mr Cronun was count-cl [m it
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Cronon Ion Ho Woo to Have Third
0' him Mr Preventing on. Keith tram 1398 to 1908. III III. inn
inheriting of Poul. complaint he alleges that in thin
_ “OSTON. April 16 -—Allegations: well Ill ”0" and “I ihnl ‘31!
that A. Paul Keith and Edward F. AI-S r. Keith '35 am“ to vorlopo ‘Llllitl-
”60 agreed in Wr.1910 to giveI property at M van. nuI'
’l-Jolm Mont-yer. WotI 'tpormlm tW‘u-flb In»
:1 modem“:- sculpt-opium. oth In N no“ It.- portiw
th e “3.000.000 est-It: or a r. Keith. abound.- manure-iv
.tbe vaudeville mutt-tool prone-Iota. it monetntod with in HM and us I
In!“ cue-om [I’m Ir. natural-calm.
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