NORWALKIWIGMORE DEFENDS
SENTINEL q.
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uiuusnn BY 3 (Continued from Pane One)
I 60 EN ’dent of law in civil life. but the most
defender of the present sys-
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GOIDEN Pro laCil'uo ‘
" 1" 6 A I" ' p“item in the absence of Maj.(.eneral
*‘ . tfmwdt-t‘. judgr- advocate general.
I "rmKYTAPRIL~2571919- t "'i‘hc totirtiimrtiail system does not
mun-mun ALMANAG ran.
nncd more low;
\‘.'igtitt-i1- ltr‘b‘E'l’lDd. urging that
iiiiientltiit-nt of the present system to
‘ TOMORROW 'insuru "pt-ricctly fearless counsel for
‘ High tide 8203 a. m.; 8:35 p. m. :iit- accused" to bring out the {acts
- . . . [would go far toward remedying such
Sun ms 5’59’ sats 7'43' :(iPFPCIS its had been disclosed.
____‘__ i “Then! let a feeling
Member of the Aisocmted Press. [ting lll more technical law we will
The Associated Press is exclusively ; get more justice.“ he added.
untied to the use for publication of: nm believe that." .
I. on news dispatches credited to it or Col. Anselly resuming his argu-
ast otherwise in this paper and a‘so‘ lllf‘nl Which Will not bt- concluded for
no local news published herein. illlOllll'!‘ day. (lt'flllt‘tl the real issue
All rights or republication or spot P.“ the question:——
III! dispatcheg herein are also re-' "Whether military justice is goinc
to he conducted by hard and fast
mod.
,..___, __” lilillliii'}‘ ruins. or it is going to takc
ma summon . runs. on .m is...“ of mu justice."
"it we had had legal control front
PEG“ GAL” the beginning of the DrOCPPdeS."iade approached.
W MOW-92' ho- asserted after displaying chartsl
W Una—~93. showing' the extensive machinery set
Bunch Oflce .1388, ug’ in tthe Judgte advocate generai's
. - esid use 492 o or o correc errors.
“I Emmfl'lemtmt: have had no need for this great re-
W. 1 .
vianry machinery at the top.“
(‘oi. “'igmore took direct issue
lditor’s Residence—2183. with statements made by Senator
___! Chamberlain and Col. Ansell. He
=5“ "" ” ,quoted a. speech made by Mr. Cham-
MASON-I‘D NOTICE. lhcriain on the floor of the Senate
- which declared that the army court-
Old “um-I'M?" N?‘ 10815 and A M" martial system represented neither
Meets in Masonit- Budding. South at. swam of justice nor- “ ant“ of
Mala street, lst and 3rd Ttinsday at law.
each month—July and .tuzust except- :1! any man. after rational inquiry
: _ W ' ,
. ed, at s ot'loCIi. All inf-.m- Mason? ““2317: declared. “he ‘8 W...
cordially invited. John I\. Finch, “. Similarly be challenged Col. An-
“. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary. Hell's Muently repeated charge that
the miitary system is “mimic." On
the contrary. Col. ngmore declared.
there am elements in the army sys.
THE DEFICIT OF HOUSEQ
'” Many people wonder why it is that rem so advanced and modem that
1,; the housing: problem has become so idenmindzivil Kmi'tfe can only dream
_ o .
{1 new». They know that our national in ct?” ems?“ ey 'm be applied
5 population has not been swelled by im- m—
:nigration for several years. and that CHAMMR‘IJAIN
l. nearly 2.000.000 are still absent from TELIS 0F EXPWT
home in military service. Why. then.
31: 32:13:?8’?“ am “mun“ m me“ (Continued from Page On»).
One obvious answer is that the- lac-it”
of homes is felt in the cities. especially
the industrial centers . and that it has
been made scrious in the influx 01
workers to thcse cities in greater num-
bers than before. But this is only :1
partial and supcri’iclai answer There
is an actual shortaue nearly «Wary-
where, even in most of the smaller
towns when: on» might, expcct to find
empty house-4. ‘
1 The big reason is that during the
’ war. building has almost stopped. “'t-
used to build 300.000 to 400.000 houses.
Va year to replace old structures and‘
take care of tho incl-enscd population.
‘ There was already a deficit of housing
57 In 1916. Sin'w- tilt-n u't- have l‘cr'n
‘ buildinl: only about 2.3.000 homes rt
year. The result is an actual deficit of
nearly l.00tl,0(IU lttllllt‘s. and the nation
cannot be ttl'opetly ltoulu-d until they
and came down between the. lines.
when he captured one Germ sol-
dier and succeeded in bringing in a
wounded French omcer.
any room in the house.
. f. m built.
‘ These fact." slit-W plainly (-nough the
duty of tho fcdoritl, Mute ztnd munici-
pal governments in do all in their pow-
er to rcmcdy ill" situation, and the
patriotic duty of builders and building
trade uions. to get IOEttlllt'r ovary-
where in u spirit of mutual accommo‘
‘ 3 nation.
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WAR GARDEN HISTORY
. "The “331‘ Garden Kit-lotions," by
" l‘ . Charles Lathrop Pat-k. l'rt-sitiontvcl' the
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ARMY COURT SYSTEM l commanding the Mn.
.the first thing that he could see. ;
that by put-.
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iing numbers as the hour of the pan.
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‘ we would ,
‘of {our specials from Providence ar-,
holds to that. View," Col.t
Sterling Furniture Co.
For. Furniture, Rugs, Ranges and linoleum
Special for this month to all Linoleum purchasers—learned. laid and set free of chord! 3°"
Linoleum can be had here in any design for any room.
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He made his report of "1° “18‘“
Victory columnsof Maud surrounded. Al by
British onlcer 300 stands rs. out
at m. Mum o, the he said,!b0t.h sides of the avenue stretched
. " vermin up He said the 0mm
:33:- izked him for the report as hailed deep Neath hunt“ and ninth
was liable to court-martial for per-tale“ “V011 thousands of Amer can
!ruining the American aviator to fly § files in the hands of spectators.
3m 3 British machine. Captain Chain-l Perhaps 200.000 spectators round
5 berlain gave a vivid description of the 88318 in the mad atlnds. at win-
'battle in the air and of how the cap- . 4W3 and 011 roofs. and perm five
’ ’ 'times that numbor did not. Sornc
‘ wi h a com ass-
! lured the German I pge. titty grand stands for omcial use or
: en a' lane.
torn front his brok "1’ rt by private speculation strong along for
‘ -, ' tr." COLA ' thod in can
out mom lac s demonstrated his me table thm and I. in" mm. "re aupposctl
picking up a compass (mm a _
. le cnem _;to provide for 150,000 guests or for
and threatening an intisib y mm who Md from ‘3 to 310 “Ch
ll said he had no idea at the time, _
thit the compass resembled a hand ‘ for ”10 privilege of sitting: on a. two-
grenadc, but merely desired to throw 3 inc“ “fink
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Hemmons hzm-
lelt for Seafo‘rd. Delaware whore Mrs
lKemmonu was called on account at th-
lticath of her mother.
26TH DIVISION i
MEN 0N PARADE t 7—- —
Sm ill m
m ll H WE
Chamberlain told his story calmly.‘
and it appeared to make a deep lin-
pit-salon. l
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OVER BOSTON
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Ti ti ts ial traintoroachthe ..
to 1‘ pee Don‘t my Gray! Horo'a an Olcuimcg? -
city came into thc South Station at;
5:0. bringing about 700 persons from-
New Haven. An hour later the first i
Mp. that Anybody can Apply
——h
”"d' “M from that time on trains ‘stoflnu faded. my hair to its natural
from New Bedtoni. “'orcoater.
Springfield and from Brtdseport. Wa— collar dates back to grandmother's time
terbury and Wallingtond. Conn. drovs~ She used it to keep her hair beautiful
“'hen-
in at mutant intervals. all loaded 1, dark, glossy and attratit'e.
to capacity.
Similar activity was apparent at
the North Station. Early trains no
with many extra cars attached and feet.
gtlhan“m?hn:lfl3€cwi:lvsgdwlclr But Brewing at home is must-y and
ing into the city t1. mm “cantor-date. Nowadays, 5" asking at
theiaut of the Yafiees _
Devens also was under way. Hallo! me and Sulphur Compound" you
s i l
a: gfing‘mfim “i ’will get this famous old preparation.
' improved by the addition 0! other in-
today ten more tramloads were
' land-nu vhlch can be depended upon
brought in.
Everywhere N0" the “I. 01 .'to restore natural odor and beauty to
march the Stars arm Stripes and th‘m hair. . .
2:17;: ¥fl$°wmniufl um" "I'". A tell-known downtown (intuit-t
At the entrance to Command!” It W 150 1-1? '0 naturally
avmgihslon: which an dividon‘and m M ably can tell it has
mart: . an molecular-chad. was been mp,
a “Court of Victory." in the center or- "was $32; do :
which stood a. "M victory." a War “‘
woman in shining grid.
At the other and of the mnstrand at a time. By morning
troopa'c‘ swinging in tor the met” my dime!!! aadafter another
3?.“ Army "unit’s!” dean’s: “’m'u‘m 0' two “ h I beam!
a "Court or m Voter-Is." runs-a at “I“? M M ”-
lunbroken lines of grand ataxia bur- '
M
t'
The use of Sate and Sulphur {or re- 2
'evsr hor hair took on that dull ended; ;
m or streaked appearance this simple mlr;
Maine and New Hun-titre can. in turn was applied with wonderful e!-‘ '
tro- Canp ' any drac'love tor a bottle of "Wycth's 1,
lb.
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Bally Carriages
You must. see our $16.95 Round Reed Fibre Carriage to appre-
ciate the wonderful bargain. Other carriages from :‘
$16.95 to $65
“alumni War Garden (‘t'itvinilssion is n
“.5091! in which almost any one can find
interest. whether he bt-lonavd to the
'linnlgamated order of war gardenovui
—7 His a faithful record of war grit-don
‘ Notary. and probably few of the gut-
islets realized as they spaded, lint-(l
-'G.Id‘1wedetl. that history they worn
nuns.
But, as Mr. Pack sols tortli. it is. not
“3'-
only that the War gardens actually fed
‘ America and Europe in their season
' "mistress: with production running into
' millions of bushels. but also ‘Yhal
,‘ through those gardens, scattcrcd far
.K‘,’ 'lnd ride, over city lot, tiirm aCrPilflt‘
mlud camp contonmt-nt. man. woman
lid children were brought into a
.lldlmtlful fellowship. A host millions
"strong gained in health and spirit.
The lesson was lcamcd. never to he
Man. of utilizing every avaiia'llc
" of soil. and considering as gar-
‘apsce ground tornieriy lctt waste
fflven over to unsightly accumula-
”W or rubbish. .
' ”0 last Mere of the book. deal-
’51: plans 9! organization and cam-
’ the canduct of publicity and the
homo: the press, should be a
to some of renerence (or any
ed community or national
$9.50
Reirigcrators
Of quality and very line construction, absolutely guaranteed. You
need not, worry about another. Your first coat is the only cost.
Refrigerators From:
Tanks are going to sell food to
Was along the Rhine. All
go'laz as they don't tai'e any'
tor it.
-- muting M that-Aha
rm “uncommon“ at:
p m J
vacuum; mne'h giant 1! m1
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Bowton Store ,_
“TREMENDOUS DRIVE TOMORROW.
A RECORD BREAKING SALE
Wonderful Values—Prices Cut to the Quick
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Suits, Dresses, Coats, Capes, etc-t
some“ stylus shown
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in that most attrat-tiw styles of season; vc~
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lrinunod. draped and belted models with nov-
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. the new shades.
Tailor Made Coats
A collection of the mm and smartest mod.
«is; dozens of styles: all the best colors and
tour. serous Ind mixtures:
finest tutorials.
$14.50 "P TO $35.00“
anywhere—Prices lowest in the country—Tm“ i. ;
mam. .
A [1081' OF BEAUTIFUL ‘
”DRESSES 3.
8m, Poplin. M‘s, ”in and Georgette 3
Dr.
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Every model in NW and stunning. surm- am
crnbr'oids-red and braided: a hundred lmautétu
stylus in claboratct or more quiet designs.
“.9! TO $20.00
slur AND SATIN messes
Beautiful, serviceable, practical Ih'esm‘s, a
wonderful assortment in the season ’5 most {lb
tinctivo models; in all sisesand all calm
$16.50 1‘” $25.00 3
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SPRINGSUITS
w tor hill W for Minn:
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Nowhere is the display of Suits so large-—
m remarkably adapted to meet the require.
Our styles are
best—quality is best—and always prices are
merits of every stylish woman.
lowest .
$17
merits; embroidered or headed cm; in a
variety of charming coloring. and black. .
323.951.1413”
Dress Shirts
“in arc showing many new. clever. smart.
H klyllsh wool plaids. serge. poplin. novelty. silk
in smart and becoming styles, delightful gar h
and nation; practical and lmnutiful Skirts for
women and m-e' is.
$4.75 7" $17.50
'81:.» 65x90.
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to $60
. NEW PERFECTION
OIL COOK STOVES
ThetamousStandsrdOilmske. Gubshadha'e,l,2,30r4
bur-non, from .................................. $4.95 up
xenonnnmnoon OVEN—Special u ...... 3336
canon moons—a couplets line. Bugs in page min
$12 to $35
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Great Bedding
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. Sale ' “i
Steels. Pillow Cases
andledSpreads
SINGLE BED SHEETS
Made of fine soft cotton. Size
“‘90. Value 81.59. Sale $1.10 each
3-4 BED SIZE SHEETS
Value 81.69.
Salo ................. $1.19 each
FULL BED SIZE 8HEETS
Sizo 81x90. Value 81.79.
Sale ................. $1.29 each
oua SPECIAL PIONEER
SHEETS
Made of genuine Dwight Anchor
sheeting. Tho‘ strongest and
most durable manufactured
Siu- 81:90. Full bod size. Value
82.50. Sale ............ $1.09 each
' Size. 90x99. extra large bed size.
Value 32.59. Sale ..... St.” each
Size 90x108. extra wide and long.
Value 82.79. Sale . ..... $2.19 each
PILLOW CASES
lheellent. quality. soft. firmly Im-
ven muslin. Size (5336. Value 39c.
Sale . . . ...............
45x35 PlLLOW CASES
Made the right. way of the cloth.
Value 49c. Sale . ..... ... 39¢ each
45x38, PTLLow cases
Made the right way of the cloth
with scalloped ends. Value 59c.
Snlt- ................. .. 49¢ each
BED SPREADS
Special worth-yourwrhlle 08m
Full oil. spread. Sou (inland.
raised designs. Value 82.00. Spe-
cial ............. . . . . . 31.” east-
DOUBLE BED SIZE‘SPREADS
Extra quality. excellent designs.
Hemmed ends. Value 32.75. Spo-
cial ................. . $2.2. oath
SUPERIOR QUAL‘TY SPREADI
teed to wear well. Value 83.50.
Special ....... -. .. ...... m and-
T his ls Gingham Week
Agoodtimotobnyain‘hallsisnow. Our-Wad“
Department odors an infinitsvuiayofstripaaphidnohaah
and plainoolorodGinzhann. The ma who m the
prettiest dresses or dream the childranin the most anti-active
manner makes her selection now when moments are at their
best
27 INCH GING HAMS
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“1V ANHOE"
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Fifi) pat: rtis iti hill,“ s. GH‘GHAMS
checks. plaids and plum t'tll-
MN. Selle tomorrow 3: ”“1le wide. choice a.
soncnt of bountiful plaids,
st ripcs; checks and plain col-
ors. 'l‘hcsc ginghams are
equal in wcar 21ml appear—
lliit't‘ to lllt- l‘h]lt‘ll\l\'r Scotch
zittcltiims. Tomorrow
49c VAR]!
YARD - .
, 29¢ rRENCH GINGHAMS
3‘2 lllt‘lit‘\ widc. fifty new ex-
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
quisitc path-run and beauti-
32 inches wide. newest, and .
prettiest pattcrne. The qttiil- f”! "'*']"Y_‘“‘?‘¥ smooth fine
itv is exccptionallv fine. “1””- rf’SF-‘lm'el' texture and
' ' umw lintsh. Tomorrow
Spot-it’ll tomorrow
sec in»
19° YARD
27 INCH GINGHAMS
An excellent quality in an
endless varicty of Hi" most
desirable patterns and t‘lllllr
combinations. Tomorrmt
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39c YARD
Women’s New
Neckwcar
The most charming novelties of
the season. 'fln m “I! 0‘
styles. and the lowest prison
. 25c tum
FIGURED VOILES
In a really stupendous a5-
snrtment; tho dainticst fab-
rics that ever gave ohsrmhgi
settings to the summer girl.
Beautiful patterns and color it
combinations, 'representing
the highest, type in weanrw'
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ed. War-prisons TM
10‘" .. . ..... .. ...
and m in designing. canrenaat m no 3
10c, 49c 69° "0- “W" i
, ’ Ernst quality. P. K. awn. snow J
at shades. m “or! “
non. Worn. $3.50. 0.- special T’I
ALL WOOL SERGE rice ....... ow... 8.73 pm:
44 inches vale. shrunk and spouc- MOGHA “I. g
(has clasp m nun, at: and
solely finish. Om and sand.
“I .......i.......... ”.5. pair
IILAI“ “K OWE.
61.44 yard
at NC“ ALL m anon
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M. M upped. embroider-
dbckaAllthebostcolorl.
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WON EN'I M HOSE
‘. “O 30‘. Black only. Tomor-
".................... 31.80 poor
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