6" “m can aun‘cnnmsn i
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%, there’s hut in
one cannons
tomorrow:
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main themoet'importsnt mm opus and
immnvmxmmmatoam. '
unmannbonfl’to Salmon: how to as.
muuum_m~my gut stair
m .' 1 . .
Pleueksepinmindtlnt‘ourbsstdortamatyouroom-
mud and that we shall oeuntitaprlv‘ihgetebeotm-vios
toyou. _.
The Hatch e Bailey Co.
shat-earshot.
"I had hoped to appear; ae’tore
com‘nuttee ,".the m M '
tinned-“with a that Meditation.
as to a. building program. .
Senate has not. yet acted- upon the
peace treaty there are uncertainties in
the situatioil. 1f the covenant had
been ratified our duty would have‘
beclbplain.‘ With the‘League in open-
'atlon. composed at first of all the “P
tions allied or associated in the World
W and with provision for admit-
ten of all other nations opposed to
conq t and militarism, it would not,
beqecessaryfto impose upon the tax-
payers of America the assessments
necessary for building more capital
ships.” , A. .7
The romm which the Secretary
recommgndod be authorized in event
ous'
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"'1' U. DO YOUR CAI-L8 WITH
A ' chow) CABS
00.0311“ 0!" GOLD
' DAYS
“was. as 00-
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. “rented.
repaired. Rentals, 35
‘ ,29th Anniversary sale
March 3rd to 10th
Always an event in the Grocery Trade. This
year bigger and better .‘than ever. '
SEE YESTERDAY’S SENTINEL FOR LARGE
ADVERTISEMENT ‘ e
Watch for on‘é of our circulars to be delivered at
‘
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your home.
Beckmann Grocery
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
the treat is not ratified, agreed with
.the Gemini Board's proposal as to
capittil ships—two battleships and one
battle cruiser—but added to that pro- .
posal 20 light cruisers and 14 flotilla
leaders or superdestroyers. No light: 3
cnlisers and only sixusuperdestroyers ,
were recommended by the board. ,
It. had been his intention. it the
peace treaty were ratified "with the
possibility of armaments being curtail-
ed and regulated" the Secretary de- \
c‘lared. “to recommend definitely only i;
such a ‘moderate' building program:
necessary to round out the fleet. No
capital ships would have been includ-
ed in his program, he added. but in
the "unsettled condition of the world
today." he declared. "the American
/
the Secretary told the committee. “is ternoon.
whether the United States _in futurel
building shall undertake simply to
round out its navy by building units
of types in which we are now short or
-—_.-
addition."
Secretary Daniels 'cmnhasizcd tbs fine, teacher and is greatly respected
fleet‘s deficiency in light cruise rs an .
other, secondary craft as demonstrat-‘by hcr pupils.
ed by war lessons. The present- bait:
tlesliip strength. he pointed out. would ,
_
The senior class will tender a re-
per month. Machines
sold at$10perrnonth i
PL‘UMBER. !
wrewm'ren EXCHANGE, l
- Poll-Held Ave, Bridgeport Goon i
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SPECIAL
LADIES’ SHOES
Newest Last
At $5.00
Value $7.60
See Them in the Window
MAX LEVY’S
31 South Main 815.,
South Not-walk.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
moans, clonal-ms
mas and rename.
namv likes
lip-tomato Cigar Store
NEW LAID EGGS , 61c. Doz.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter .............. 69c lb.
American Cheese ......................... 30c lg,
Pure Lard ................................ 28c] .
Compound Lard ..... . ........ , . ....... . . 25c] .
First Prize Nut Butter . . . . ............. . . . 35c l .
Jersey Maid Oleo ............... .. . . . ..... 35c l_ .
Tuna Fish ._... ............ i ........ 1*.... Zoe can
Columbia River Salmon 25cm“
RedAlaskaSalmon.tallcan........_....... can
Pink Alaska Salmon. tall can . . . . . . . . . . . . _ can
Pmk Alaska Salmon. 1-2 can .............. Inc can
Del Monte Sardines. tomato sauce ......... 25c an
Coffee. best Santos ....... ' ....... . . . ....... 35c l .
Very Best Muted Tea ..................... 39c l, .
Hebe Evan. Milk . . ;' ............ : ..... . . . . 10c can
WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR—2 lb. carton for
everybody.
Standard Butler .8: Egg Co.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOLITh 21'0me ‘
53 MAIN 8'15, NORWALK ‘
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soon be increased hyaggréegoggggi (option to the‘new principal next
iiixhiiimgafi‘i‘esfli utioat,’ in addi- WWW-“day night. A social program
tion to the six battle cruisers underrhas been arranged and music 1u". b0
construction, necessitating more ‘aux Jurnirhed by Sterling's “‘1”,th or-
illnr' craft. : z . .
, Dgstroyers and other anti-submarine31‘9““-
craft construction. during ilielwar. Mr. .
Daniels said. hadgtaxcd facilities and
prevented balanced additions to the
fleet. while Great Britain had been
able to carry out a well-balanced pro-
gram. He pointed out that the British
Navy had increased its light cruisers
to seventy-six, against which the Am-
erican Navy has only three, all of
doubtful value. '
in addition to capital ships. the Sec-
retary's contingent. program included
six scout cruisers. eight mine laying
cruisers. six fleet submarines, four air:
plane carriers. and other auxiliary
craft.
Miss Louise Smith, Latin tout-her.
returned to school yesterday
short time. Not feeling altogether re-
cuperatcd, Miss Smith \vcnt home be-
iore the close of the session. and
him Bessie Kess substituted for
I
her in the sixth period in room 23.
, Music: will be rendered for‘ the
senior social by the following musi—
cians: Pianist“, Leo Stull and Albert
Brewer; violinist. Miss Julia Sacks.
-~ _ “Franklin Cleverly. Ralph Arnold. and
GARDEN SEEDS ARRIVE FOR .B-‘iliiam‘ Young: banjo-mandolin.
SCHOOL CHILDREN. W
Mr. Leonard Johnson, of the Connec- H
tit-,ut State Farm Bureau. arrived at .
the Over River school yesterday WWI
o
arford.
frlle first assembly sin‘ce Br. Blake
Mr. Hodgson. supervisor of School Buchanan acted in the mincipal’s
-Gardens, will distribute through the place. and save a short talk to the
aprincipals of the various ‘schqols. pupils. He told them sent Illing
My, Hoduson has worked hard ito about ”I“ new principal, Mr. Howard,
keep the school garden idea alive and and of what he expected ‘01”.
before the people. and these seeds ar-
riving at. this time will greatly ns~n A a?“ important meeting of the
.
museum Block, So. Norm]!
- Tel. 1581 . - J
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‘ . RESTAURANT
2w“! Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, .40:
:I'ooial Supper including Soup 55c
My Full Course Dinner, 85c
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
Call 499
JAFFE dz ASH
We are in the market for all
fl‘htls of junk, second-hand fur-
niture-and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
Soecialsln i
Schultze’s Saturday NightSpecials. :
SHOULDER STEAK 16c lb
tSHOULDERPOTROAST......‘................... 1501b
PORK ROASTS 32clb
SALT PORK 25c lb
Bannnaaurranporn'oasrs................2sc1b
SOLIDLEANPOTROASTSJIO .............24c1b
“BEEF LIVER. 10ch
SMALLLEGSLAMB34c1b
removes-runs LAME 250 lb
raasnsnoumsas.... .‘...............25c1b
SchultZe’s Sanitary Markets
sist the boys and girls to have 33.“!an 'senior (“inns was held yesterday at-
’as they are giwn ‘0 them W-‘hout ternoon. The matter pertaining to
charge. the reception to be. given “'ctine-sday
___._.__.-—-———~-—-’- 3. ’ in honor of the new principal was lak-
CONNECTICUT PATENT 0 :9“ up. The members also discussed
3 The following “01'" issued ”3er ' .the senior social to be given next
9l20. f ‘ 1Friday the senior play. to be given in
; List comp'lt’d by ”10 °mc° ° ‘ ‘ ‘ ,' Mayxthe dance in April, amifli‘e Com-
\Voater. solicitor of patents, 31 lo
,mencement Exercises
Main street. Bridgcpofi. Conn. .
Hobbs. \l’illis F.. Bridgeport:
metal pliers. ’
lilaisdcll, Frank ll.. Bridgeport. 56>
‘justahle shade roller bracket.
Both. Tonjos .35.. Brhlzeport,
thrcevpole entrance-switch base. i
' Both, Tonies A., Bridgeport,Dse.
two-wire doublebranch panel swttch
phase.
mBotll, Tonjes A, Bridgeport. Des.
three to two wire doubleebranch pan
el switch base. ' ‘
. Davis, Edwin P.,
“he“ i COMPENSATION AGREEMENTs
The following’compensation agree
ime‘nts were approved yesterday by
Commisioner E. . Buckingham.
John Lovasy. . o. 405 Spruce street;
Remington Typewriter 80.. Bridge
port, ligament: in right arm sprained.
February 17. 310.60 a week. ,
i James Larido Stamford: William
llotli‘, Stamford. muscles of Aonck
sprained, January 13, $12. '
Joseph Gavino, N9. 274 Grand.
....-. . .. . 5.2.2:.- seuss‘ memes:
Poirier, Alfred .. O New-liaven Tin- ' "j“ ~ .
' - ture left th 8 t 2 ,
" ing device for explosive-engines: Joseph Hsrvath epVimll’E: {£3225
. Porter. Wilson E.. New Haven. ‘ - ‘ - 0"”
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Bridgeport. threat '
: . AUTOMOBILE ”IIOXWALI. ~ 7‘ 450m NORWALI.
’ SUPPLIES Z - i 2;
Elana shut-”off tor nickel alarm’clock. are“; commbm Graph°ph°n°
f. You will save money if you
‘\ new as we are closing out
felowing lines: Ajax, Pin-
. Pennsylvania.
5;" Very good value in Racine
- . guaranteed 5,000 miles,
1815.00. Size 30 x 3 1-2.
i Pearce, Hudson and Victor
' - on weekly payments.
A. MODNE
'9 Era-‘3: this it
a
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Greer, 23, who was killed while flying fox-chord Lieutenant French
at Watkins. Texas on Wednesday, was lin Castle stolen.
live at Milivrtcn N. Y. ,
brothers in the United States Air Ser-:
.vice. Charles, who is in Honolulu and
Martin.
sisters.
the Central New England main-earl. .
Last summer Lieutenant Greer made large attendance in spite of the m.
a number‘ of flights frent’ Miscolu to weather, and [our candidates were hit.
Canaan. tiated.’ There were seven more'pnopo—
MUCH mum-71"}? A33 - ’
AVIATOR LlVED 1N CANAAN.
'of‘every house in the. district
CANAAN. '
March 5.———Lieut. John the mail cart was be
native of this town and his parentahag been found.
He has two
meoLN course". Horse. ~
in the Phillipines He also
His father is an engineer on
sitiona acted upon for the class
._ -' April. 'nnd it iazitoped the cldssrw
,otscovgneo "*EJWL‘" lid—greatly saw hetero Ma
DUBLIN. ‘ " ' ' ‘
...fi
where needing apparatus.
it] up and letters. ' Wilkinson, ' Com
4 and Dubv'ti'closumji’asiener. . ,
no trace of the. mail“ Danie, Harold P., Morltlcn, Variable contusion of tight toe, right foot, Feb-
The regular weekly meeting of Lino:
leaves a widow, and a cfild and two coin Council,‘No. 4, O. U. A. M., was.
held last evening in their rooms, 100 (in
’VV‘ashingtcn, street. ~ There was “a
One ‘9: the newly-wedded members
. . . ‘ ’ Bridgeport; infected wound right mid?
PM“ 1‘8” I‘m "mm“ 3“” die. anger! February 20414.
. 1 Mayor Reich, No 148 Geo)“ '
' ‘ B" it a. . . ge street.
3L . “r or Crane C0,, Bridgeport, laceration and
. ruary 6, 315.15. _
EHoward Wilson, No. 1152 Hancock”
ayenue; Cornwall & Patterson gami-
inductance.
Davis, Charla» W., . Tori-instant
,vacuuln carpet swooper. ' ’
Begum. Frank. 13.. wagon i'old- “mm“! “a;
struction. ' 4 . gg'azigh': W smelled. January 5.
COOh)’. Henry 13., Ktnainglon. foid- Elmer l “’ ’
8 lunchtime. " _‘ ' .. , ‘ V ,y
nan. Hubert c., Unienfllh. in an. “m °‘ ‘7‘!“ “M Fatima 3.311,".
- ”Julius fiecnnllonits, Scum;
Mal-MU; Bait?!» moi
tide of cutlery.
. Hm,’ Hubert c.,‘Unionvllle, handle ’6“ “‘ Pmo' ’ WW. j
construction. . ‘ ' ”thumb fight hand; ‘
reactant-tent: ., Pasquale; ' Bum? E
wrench. ‘ _ “ . "
M,‘P¢!§f “id 03
s .
1.7mm.
issue-ten “ "
. he”
cu...
lieutenant nun
NaVy must be prepared for any 8m9r8-‘ The musical organizations
' enighe question for you ‘0 decide." meet with Miss McCarthy Monday at-
aJip'
Since Mr. Blake resigned from his
position, . iss Hat-y Weinstocx. a was foreign, one per cent negro and;
ohhll embark on further expansion in ,commercial pupil. has been set-ring In jthirty per cent ml"?- In thirteen. out.
his stead as teacher.‘ Mary makes a. of flfteen.'8l‘d8
tor a .
ard Maikin.and drummer, David,
an auto load of garden seeds. Vikki" left was held yesterday morning. Mr.1
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NEW HAVEN FORElA’NERS.
itsiian Population Alene Numbers
50000 People. _ ‘
By the census of 1910 Rewiiaven.‘
will had some 23,000 [aliens alone; it let
believed now there is 50,000. Counting
in: "foreign" those born abroad or
born of parents one or both born!
tabmd, out or 133,000 total pulatlonq
(census of 1910) sixty-nine cent ,
the foreigners out-5
number the natives—in some wards.
'89 per cent of every 100. in the two;
Wards (tenth and fourteenth) where;
hhc natives outnumber the foreign,‘
:the margin is small. 3
‘ Our foreign born are of a rather in- !
tielligent type, the experts say, and
not difficult to assimilate. “literacy
is not acute among us. this per cent;
age being but 6.9 r cent for the en-
.tire population over ten years or age.
~{0f course. there are many; who can
,pass the tests, but confesscdly are
not very familiar with our language. ‘
1 These foreigners are of good stock, ;
zphysicaliy, mentally and morally, they
gall have splendid traditions of their
’own. which when given American en-
’vironment can be productiVe of much
good to our country. ,The, races con-
tributing most numerically are irish,
‘2? per cent! iltalian, 23 per cent: Rus
sian. 13 per cent. and German. 1: ,
icent. Thus. seventy-live per cent of
-'our foreigners of the above four ra cos
.and eachr-l'h'cluding the German-— has
'its contribution which it can make to
:our benefit. Gcrmans taken away
from militarism and the environment
of the Iron Cross_ brought interdemo-
cratic atmosphere imve the makings:
{of good citizens. This, was true oi"
,many a Connecticut boy in the war—e.
their lives. I
:aturalilaiion process has not
kept p ce with the inflow of foreign-
ers. Only forty-five per cent or for-
Piin born, white males of voting age
.wcre naturalized (1910). Most of the
' remaining 'iiftvfive .
i . - Der ceu w .
come Americans t m b0
.some proved it with
1 Our
if a sympathetic in-
rcst is shown. The cure for radi-
icaiism is» more A '
_ meticaniirm.——N
Haven Journos-Courier. 9w
‘sramrono cunt—3:?
{ . ‘SUDDENLY m NEWTOWN
, naiv'rown, March‘s—Stricken by
Shoat-t failure, Miss Charlotte White of
.Stamfond died suddenly ‘Wedneeday
’cvening at The home of Mrs. Mary Hum
gin Sandy Hook. Miss White came to
1 Sandy Hook ten days ago for a visit.
;She complained of feeling ill, IVednes—
day morning. but her condition was
not considered serious until she grew
worse towards evening. Miss White
was 28 years or age and leaves her
itather. Thomas “mite of Danhury. and
two brothers. Edits} and William
\Wtite of- Stamford. The be y fins to-
ken to Dunbury. '
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Milliners.
We are now showinu' ,4
wonderful selection of co
elusive Millinerv. Fifth
Avenue and Broad“ a}
styles for just half th:
price charged in the My.
York stores.
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r Special for the Week
sacrum“ r‘LOUR-
‘ Special. a bag
mBY’s._OONDENSED
m—aoan 15c
awn-rs rams WASH-
mo rowan-R.— ._
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,. Slit-J
Largesixepkg.1’:
FANCY MI} E CORN——
Small and tender, 3. can if :
24 Cottage Street
A. STULL
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CONTEST
OPEN TO All
For SUGGESTION of a UM
QUE WINDOW ISPLAY
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks -..:
Optical wGoods that we carry.
eCOntest lasts during 01:. ~v .
enth Anniversary and iii: .
Sale. ‘
At least try—ave “-iil
you. if necessary.
Your suggestion inns: in »
ten and skt‘tched. ll ».‘..‘
and carried out by us, 12* 'i 1
offer a prize of fiw
Worth of our goods, at 3
choice.
- now to WIN
Study our window at
and see about goods timid}. :
today. Read poster .m. .v
and goods xvn my.
which is 908194 outside m “Hr
dew.
Either you may be a t‘mih d
or; or, last but not loss! A i
Buyer. ,
“YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO‘
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"Charles Brand
EXPERT WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
. ,' “mm. a Specialty.
{£078 NORWALK, CONN.
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2.1.
*lm Milne! more road if
W when he tells n <ufi~-;i.zz
' W19. net wt. J. x. Tull-i"
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