Evening sentinel, Friday, June 5, 1914 · page 6

 

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‘ FRIDAY, JUNE 5. 1914

 

“INIATURE ALHANAC F OR.

 

of highways spmvod of the brick-
maliing experiment, mutt-u that un-
der present trailie conditions brick is

 

The New Yoit State commissioner

‘ MES GOLDEN.
" ”...—2.1: .....-L, ._ , __ the 0“! moterid the highway depart-
E. L, AND A. L. GOLDEN, meat feels “to in not".
PROPHETORS' One of the several reason why the:

Sing Sing Prisca was not runov:ed
years ago, to Rochlsad County, wheref‘
an inexhaustible supply 11 traprocki

TOMORROW was at hand to be broken by the (1011- ’

. High tide 9 0.3 i. m.‘ 9 .2, P- m_ victs, was the fact that atone i'oads‘I
Sun rises 22 lg; sets 7 2:3 did not promise to meet modern trade I

1' . . iresuirements. 3
IVENING SENTINEL TELE- There are two important phases to?
PHONE CALLS. the experiment. First, the quantity,
go-a—Ncwa Department. quality and cost 0! bricks made by con-

ga-3-Bosiness Delimi- viets and. second. the wearing quali-
-'B"m°h Office N°mm lles of the bricks when peed in build-

—-Editor’ s Residence.

"If“ City Editor's We. ing country roads Bricks thoroughly
i; 7? 3 r burned and properly laid in the cities

make smooth. clean. durable pave-
ments, withstanding faifly well the tre—
mendous t'radic they attract. One
'3‘“ BMW“ N°' 33 R- A. M'. will I” got the chief objections to them is the
noise. in the country the rumbling
isoand caused by heavy vehicles would
be less or an annoyance than in the3
city, and as country trailic is neither-3
so heavy or so abundant as that in
the cities. well-made brick roads onsllt
to last for a long time and require but
ilittle repair. Automobile trsflc would
Former President Taft foresees the not be so destructive of them as I is
35:3!“ dimcultleswhen one of thewsrrins liar-I 01' the WW DEMO WI. AN,
." ties (the constitutionalistsi refuse to "I“ 0' "-8011 ll 30 III" 00°85'30““ 3

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2 . socmrv NOTICES

 

A Stated Convocation of Butler

 

held at Masonic Temple South Main.

" street. Tuesday evening June 9,1914;

, uno'cIOck. Work, Mark Deal-es. All
3 3" loyal Areil Masons are cordially ill-

‘jud to be present.
CHAS. A, TUCK H, P.

I; Afloat—Rd“. M. Wilcox. sec'y
.3 3. slsolimou morn: mouse: 3
*‘3 DOCTRINE.

 

 

join in the mediation and the other;
y"; (Huerta and the federals) may be de-

tested At the same time, the former duty to interfere with convict brick-
3 President, in common with nearly all making and convict rosdunaking and
Americans. is hopeful that the media- the labor unions may also take an in-
Itsrest‘ in the proposition; but it is to

”3"." tion will accomplish much good.
Even if the A. B. C powers should
be unable to effect. a satisfactory set-
tlement in Mexico their effort, which
; the United States is supporting. ought
1 to be potent in removing prejudice
axiinst us on the part of Latin Amer~
3 loan countries, which have been dis-
‘3” 3. posed to think our motives selfish
._ Our willingness to leave the question
. to Argentina, Brasil and Chile most'
also» of South American republics lea
‘3 Strong evidence of our disinterested,

 

ness.
'3 .3. Certainly there are few Americans
"wwho would like the United States to
desire and geleru Mexican territory.
33What the United States desires is
. stability. in a neighbor nation, instead
of incessant revolution,
The effect of A, B. C. meditation on

the Monroe doctrine is being discussed
.iwidely. This doctrine has been crit-
icised a good deal of late in ‘South
American because it implies a certain
uperiority on the part of the United
States. However small a nation is,
it does not like to feel that it is an ob- .
ect of special solicitude, for that im-:
plies inferiority. It offends 'natlonal

do. When Col. Roosevelt was in
Chile a few weeks ago the Monroe doc-
trlne was a subject of cohtrorerb)’.
Found the dispatches indicated that lead-
' gChileans were very critical of it.
t is not likely that the representative
Chile in the mediation of Mexican
ubles entertains opinions of the'
urea doctrine not in accord with
rioan ideas
'l'aft does not agree with those
think A. B. o. mediation will end

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'Ia'that it may be strengthened for
especially if mediation is out.~
'that outcome would demon-
s mutuality or interests anions
1.111118- of the Western hemis-
.-‘wlilch ,would be a power for
and against any oppressive in-
by European powers. Mr.
Ideas. 100. that. the mediation may
I 0' his ill will and misunderstand-
our motives entertained by
Alliances countries.

part of President Wilson when he
lunged the principal republics or
at moi-innit,» use their erlotth to-
' ” sediment other“ Mexican

 
 
 

 
 

Inuit-holiday. tile reasons for which are
‘very apparent. but the merchants have
felt that so long as the New England!
habit is to devote Saturday to shop-[I

hands)“. and in exchanggnot be ob-

'earlier every other afternoon during

onfoe doctrine. Rather. he~

» figure; but which‘could not be moved
as . clever diplomatic move 0.. except at a price titty per cent, less
' Yet they have been taxed on the first
price. Property or any kind is worth
only what it will bring‘r-"Bridssbort

 

incidentally. the great private brick-
making companies may deem it their

be hoped that both may be conciliatsd
without detriment to he plan. because
of the potential good there is in it.
Two of the most important questions‘

 

are at work which will maintain them
and their families and relieve the
burden on the working public. with
out interfering with honest labor.
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WITH OTHER EDITORG.

in one Hartford store, at least, an
innovation is to be tried this year with
reference to the summer halt holiday.
which Will. be keenly watched by other
merchants. Hartford stores have unl-
formly been closed on Friday after-
noon during July and August. The
clerks have alwvs desired a Saturday

in this State are: how to keep prison-i

 
 
 

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ping, it would be unwise to close the-
stores on Saturday. Sage. Allen it
Company have devised a plan of get
ting around the difficulty whereby the
clerks will abandon the Friday hair

ligsd to work after ll Saturday after-
noons, and will leave the store an hour

the week. Ninety-live per cent. of the

clerks of the store are said to have

Iapnroved of this plan.~"~Hartford Post
' ~0—

The safe and sane Fourth. of
which we heard so r'nuch a few years
ago, has been so far attained that
the decline in the killings and maim-
ings hps been very large it is not
certain that the noise- makers and
'flre producers are pleased with what
has been done, but fathers and
mothers of young children take very
kindly to the change. Even those
who still sneer at the idea of saving
life on the national holiday as maw~
kish sentimentality have to admit
that the saving of property is worth
something to the country. ’——Hartford
Times. - .

There seems to be no reason why

automobiles should be assessed at a
higher rate than real estate. That is
why should an automobile be assessed
at, a higher figure. than it will bring-

amples of where antombbiles have
been advertised tor sets at In certain

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in the market. We know several or. .

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11111111111151.1111“ ALL ”Hanan“
3: Boston StOre STAR Bargain Sale 1

Sensational Merchandise Values in Reliable

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Dresses ,Waists, Skirts,Wash Fabrics, Cations, Linens, :

Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Rugs, Trunks, etc. 3
At World Record-Breaking Low Prices ‘v

 

Read everyiteminthiaad‘ vertisement carefully, for values such asvveare ofieriag are rare. and we question whedier we
‘ will be able to duplimte them again for some time ‘ *

27lNCH FLourlcmais -, .3 3 M man's uwlou cum ' '

39°33'33“ its Tub S 11' 333 33-
and slfectlve designs. for chil- and Mn?!“ 0:313“? 31::
;;:""P"“':‘ “‘1'“ “9 ‘° ; 1N courts-rs assonrusilrs. sleeves, lace trimmed pants; 3*

' 9' " ‘ 1'11. delightful oun... and attractiveness of these 'l'iib shirt- makes the wearer doubly a- VM also each—-
Special ,,,,,,,, , _____ 47¢ tractlve in the house or on the strost;1asterlsls are crepe sponge, cordelise, Rspp and various lin-

Ported fabrics. priced as follows;

 

Special . .i ........... 25¢

 

"W “”33”“ 985.” 331.98 32. 98 $3. 98 $4. 98 to $7. 98 woman-s 1.1.1 1001...... :.

Made of gingham percales.
madras. etc, in s greatssristy Digits. 1A1"

olnrsttymu’rlec: dinette Isa-momentum
3 "m; value. 7“ ““1; wide flouu pearl button trimmed: alsi in

' - dang-noun”; value ”fiasco.
Special ....... 5W Smw

 

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Tomorrow, Special Showing of
Exclusive BLOUSES In White

Our Wash Department has never shown prettier styles than right now—-
as dainty as any woman can wish. Orxaadle, crops, lingerie. wash alike and

yous. l l' 3:18“

82.911690111213' 98c.

Handle!“ Blouses, beautifully Tn?“ Yoile £31093“, 0'10 0‘ the

embroidered and lace trimmed; all. mo 9" hand-embroidered. 1““ trim- .

the newest models. med. another model combined with
'Cblored‘ Voiles in light shades. '

35281393151249. ‘3. 8198

 

DRESS 8.0th

Made of French diagonal urges; also plain, toes: ”Mk1 tan and white; ~ j '

...”...I... ..1... ...... . ..... - 22m

Ioderately Priced

 

 

Lisle top, double heels and

in bush Cad bins very latest models; values Special——
opmfljtesoh. special... ........ 32.25 Pet‘Pall‘....~ ........ 25¢ *

 

SUMMER DRESSES *

much the largest,
worthlest display
at pretty morning
and afternoon.
warm weather
DRESSES shown
hereabouts. Fab.
rice include lai-
ported . cotton
cm. embroid
erod voiles and
batistes, the new
linens. eponges,
printed marqui-
settes and organ-
dics. Quaintly
flaring collars,
the newest cou-
ceits in tunlcs .
and sleeves, cbio

sashes and bows, vestees and embroidered waistcoats cordings dangling
ornaments laces nets and fancy buttons all add to their quota of smart-
ness to these lovely new Dresses tor summer wear

 

lWash Silk Blouses.- white'ground Iliaandsomo Voile, embroidered and .33 3
3333 333 «- 3 ~33 333-33 .1 $2.98 » 84.98 86 98 88. 98 812 98
ii. ‘ ~ I " ““73““ "~ “-"3‘3‘.,._._.'iZ.:Z‘.;T.IL.‘I_.._.."‘"' ...: ’ ' ‘
. (This is our first Jane Clearance and is a Drastic denc- .. WA“ “HM “*— ...
1 760 oases hmsze Women' s 315 to $20 if: 0' 100 80“! that cum to cause a sensation amongst B
' I PM.
“110 quality “0““ 3°" cm “its 138.8%“ insoluble in every way and represent the . ASEMENT
gium Dress Users. 57' inches t most 0 vs a o.‘ the season
wide (non-wrinkahle): all colors 1181131131312“qu 3" ”'9 most "HIM and thoroughly “3:: gm‘“ 1'0“ F9:
and white. Per Nd}: ----- €99 stellar JAtOKET cryons that are not too extreme to be 31.25 Croquet eliciting}...
$1.00 more Goons. 'Y “3 rm malleta painted and anishod
THBSKmTSmeEIO dwl-lii ’ '
Dainty White Crepes and Man . 9‘ 6m“ “‘3 ' "“m' mm “d “m“ Special ................... also

qulsettos. 45 inches wide. in all-
“ «...—......”

over designs. Per yard.... 6

 

Fine quality. 36 inches wide.
' silk finish. Per yard ....... 16c

Former prices up to 814. 98.

25c FRENCH sarisrr. 98 manger, Fancy Ch cks. Crepes Sex-gen and Mixtures in 3 81-75
~ ‘ ' the season's most pipular styles. Prices below cost in 19.; Tea and Coffee Cups, Ger.
many instances. "

 

at. White )(ountaln. Special..'

man china. gold traced. Spe-

 

 

75e’ FRENCH MARQUISETTE
48 inches wide. dain’ty, fine
quality. specially for Women‘s
'snd Misses’ Waists and Dress-
. es. Per yard .......... .. 39c
39c COLORED PiQUEs ,
. -All the wanted colors; extra
values. Per yard .......... We

25: CREPE RATINE.

A nice cloth for Waists. Skirts
’and 'musu. Per yard . . . .19:

 

 

 

 

 

HAND AND WMST BA“ rollers; value, 59¢: each. Spe~

Made of walrus leather and moire I
silk. leather or fancy silk lining, titted 9x12 I'I'APES'DRV HUGS
with purse and mirror; value. $1.25 Beautiful new 50”“ and 0P-
to $1.75. "Special ........... 95o

 

 

SHEETS! SHEETS! ' ~ 34 m, TRUNKS
59¢ Sheets—r72x90 . ... . .. . . .49: . Thump/5y Mg wood, linen cover.
69C Sheets—81x90 . . . ..... . . 59: 3 "“‘ed' extra navy brm trimmings,
82o Sheets-41:90. 69a. .3, heavily hound round. cover lined.
95c Sheets-81x90, ........ 70¢ . three compartment trays; value.
‘ I'sicoo ............ ., ...... .- elm

cisl ..................... 10c

“.25 Aluminum Coffee Perco-
lator, 6 cups also, two glass cov-
ersi Special ............ $2.25

 

lNLAlD LINOLEUM 3'
in tile effects: value $1.25
per square yard. Special. .891:

OLD OPAQUE WINDOW
SHADES
In all colors; Harthorn spring

cisl . ...... .... .............. 42o

dental-designs; value, 817 each.
Special ................. $11.4!

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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" slot! or the Sikh. as follows: ' “0m 9 is not “new"? known.
“Jack 90m ‘3 reported to be there were a number or serious riots‘

quietly traintns. for his bout with in 1““ 1011011111: noon the defeat at
the rain, and the Jim 393110! at, Reno. and the lndia

~ ‘ , . department here are determined that
TH; CAME 95.0 Biol)" ' , , , W John ‘3 3311 in’ may nothing of the sort shall occur in Eng-

ly come within their prohibition, nev-
‘ ortheless Ian: 11th certain that
estrous veto would b3 but sees the dleweight. thereby having a slight Hartford at My Haven.
We“ 1! it Wm “WM 10? advantage over an» and lid has Plttsusld at wmrllm'y.

’ this»; country And you can mild My, way“ W toward the Bridgeport at New Brush.

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it appears that in the Gibbons farm for Tommy. The latter is also under
"I. Of St. Paul, there are two really the management of Eddie 38M)". 80
high class battlers. IMlko Gibbons that Eddie can claims record in hay.
has gain a wonderful reputation as in; two brothers who are considered
a clever boxer, the past two or three contenders 101' the middleweight
years, but when his brother Tommy championship.

was. mentioned as beingsnywhore "war-"‘- -~

laughed at the l'erlillrli.~ However, ““9 7°“ “"5 WEEK
Tommy has been-raking good'wltha . “-—

vengeance. He is a full-fledged said- Friday.

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not “this M sun rank 158 ponders. New Madonat Sprinzqold.
£001! During the nest year a, has defest- in naturally.
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“’9“ 11° hing. Knockout Brennan, Knockout ‘ Weller! at Waterbury. '
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