PAGE SIX 7 . .
m SOUTH nonwwidreadnought north tour such cratt.
. ials
E‘rE INEL lAnd nearly ev ery other Ameritan was “w
Esglggssflfigg‘ BY Isimilarly delighted. , ‘ "'
JAMES GOLDEN. I
ll he did so thoughtfull3 and
I (ar:_ he would not make any
:Sllv'Vh statements as he did the other
day at \\'oodstock Academy. when he
.said that the D(‘\'.:p3p€r5 of- toda3‘ are
“struggling tor H‘Ol'ps, and startling
,lteadliocs with 111111: beneath them,
concot‘ting and publishing, rumors to-
day, to be denied tomorrow." The
For years we have seen money
poured into the navy 113' tens and
...—..-, .v 4-1-
E. L ANDA. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
glIundreds of millions. and have seen
our costly wt‘trships alter a brief per-
iod of peaceful or embattled glory;
i
FRIDAY, JUNE 26,1914
-::
relagated to Neptune's junk heap All
est standing Leed not defend thenl‘
selves against any such accusation,
even when it is n11.111- hy the govern-
MINV ATURE ALMANAC FORV at nine We turn a couple of accruing
j TOMOI‘RO‘N liabilities into a magnificent asset.
l'ncie Sam is 1 utting his business 93e-
High tide I307 3- m.: I3317 P - teeth :or of the state. 1:1 cry issue that the!
Sun rises 4:21; “IS 7:30. i ' 1publi~sh is a minted refutation of tile
1 _ ,_. N_.,_‘___,___-,,.- .. ...—- 0111‘ 19191151”9 15 111”" “(‘0 by we ya”? “-(1 [Inscltss charge. which it
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- fact that the ldaho and Mississippi qua”. “my-urlh', 0, the man who is,
PHONE CALLS ‘aie going to a plutky little nation its author. And considering the im—
partiality and kindness with which
i with a great past and perhaps a great
Vl‘ulure. at a time when she is sorely
‘ There has V
palaver over
92- -2—~News Department.
92- -3-—-Busincss Department.
1388 —Br.1nch Olticc Norwalk.
890 —Ed tor’ 5 Residence. ‘ Wm some
It", 12—(i‘y Editor 8 Residence the possibility that by this sale
--_-, and there
the governor has been treated by most
1" 1199‘1 Of armament. ,ors considerabh of ingratitude
11e11.———Ansonia Sentinel.
”...—.—
as
perfunctory
we
The members of Old Well Lor'ne
No. 108. F. and A. M., are requested
to meet at the lodge room On Sunday,
June 281b, at 7 o‘clockp. m.. to at-
tdnd div-inc services at the South warfare.
Nor-walk M. E. Church.
might offend Turkey, has
been grave assurance that Greece in
buying the ships was not contemplat-i
ing their use for purposes of specific
As it
. meant for 3113 other pllrpose than 13 ar,
when the nation acquir-
. Warships were ever 3
It is hoptd
that every member will make an effort
to be present. All Master Masons are
cordially invited to attend.
D. B. BEACH w. M.
Angst—R M. wiLCOX Sec’.y
partit ularly
ing them was being bulldozed by a
idungerous neighbor. And as it Greece
Vwouldn't b10111 Turkey oil the map
13 1111 gusto at the earliest opportunity,
As for Turkey's reputed sorrow over. I
THE COLOMBIA TREATY MUDDLE.
The controversy over senatorial 311- a permissible business deal between ,V
MRS. MERRILL APPRECIATIVE.
Mrs. M. A. Merrill,
proval of the (‘oinmbia treaty is be- L'ncle Sam and his y01111gl‘riend.lxiod~
coming almost as hot as was the. row el'n (1reppe._we should worry!
over the repeal ol’ the Panama free: _ _~.._-_.’____._ and principal of the Merrill Colleges,
tolls 1111, And it Isn't altogether be- HONEST NEWS AND HONEST AD. i,“ 50““ sorwalk, étamlqrd and P0“
11 l . "l t n 1" “0m R iSiN l‘bcstcr. sends the tollowmg letter to:
1 ~11 . p. 1: ...... . ‘ . , .
calm 1e h( 11 1 1‘: 13s .1 VE T G The Sentinel:
over—work and hot weather. as the The honesty of newspapers in gen-. Stamford, Conn” June 25’ 19“_
‘ New York World suggested the other‘eml is seldom impugned nowada3‘s. Editor “iivcnlng Sentinel,"
South Not‘tv'alk. Conn,
My Dear Sir:
Permit me. In those few lines. to
any.
VpV', est dill‘ercncc
' I , . . '
'lhet'c Is ptcnly of room for 11011; \thlevcr may have been the journal-
0‘ opinion “I’m" the istic sins of commission or omission
mam-1.; 1111.1 11.11111 the prosent mud in the old (1111s the standard has been acknowledge 3our many klndnerses
tile 01' charges. countercburlzcs and risinu so stcudih 111.11 it is now the and courtesles extended to me during
it. “‘ib’illl'w‘tuulion ('icui's 11 little. tile exceptional Paper which 1213's itsv It my 1011;: period of business relation-
. . , t .
country w111 probably agree that 3113- open, to serious criticism in either 51111) 111th you.1 cannot hcrc express
. “(.9 “95 about m” w.” bclw een tho _ , d t to 3011 how much i have and do appIc
V V .1“; 9111113.!“ or business con 11c ciutc 1111 you have done for Inc, and the
two extremes—:11»; usual. Senor before have otiitoru and pub. lI-ttorest you In“; taken in my schools,?
To an impartial olusIIrvcr, it looks
as ‘11 the administration :11, \\'Itsbing- ‘ Thunk 3ou_," is nasntall exprcspion.
I'.esponsibilitlos
but In thi~1 insutncc means much.
1 3
ton. in :1 laudable effort to stand up. The standard of current newspaper
i
pertmiiy “might in our international practice is plainly indicated in the cinttl of the lienlil Schools will Provo.
action taken by the. Associated 1'11th every way,
\‘ertlslng clubs of the world in theit 'thlch the public has bestowed upon
convention at Toronto. The dele.‘ me, and (‘3'er courtesy you may ex~
gates adopted this set of principles “bend to 111111 will be considered a per
«sonai toy or to the. writer.
as expressing the duties of daily 1111- With best “ishcs. 1 remain,
Very sincerely yours.
relations, is in dunner ol' t‘nllini.r over
backwards. \\'c miuht behave with
fairness and decency townrd (‘olom‘oia
w thout going so for as President \1‘11- ‘
on and Secretary -]lr3'a11 ask us to in
the treaty negotiated by them and 111 pcrs:
V. ‘ Iready ttpprmcri by tho. l‘olombiun sen To print all news that is worth? MRS.IM. A. MERRILL.
ate. f “-1an . i ....
The extreme “""1095’ ‘0 0‘” sister To print it without bias and with a
republic whiab bus written into the
1‘ Itreaty an “apology” for this nation's
‘- action in aiding and abetting the Pan- V and the gmoml roader from decoy;
V - hma revolution isn‘t 11 now thing. The Vm-e or wrong-ire advertising, i
V‘Vrj "present administration it
from the Dubois 1111’111101‘11111111111, a WORKERS
' rough draft of 11 treaty with Columbia i
{prepared under the Taft mlnIlniutra-lite statement 0% a future ideal. ARE BUSY
* , tlon. Inerciy'an expression of the present policy of- .
”strengthened a little and indorsod ot- the typical American newspaper. i l . ‘
flclallr. V ' O——-—-- icoxxncrtctrr SUFFRAGE .vaas.
our own condutt in the case. how-‘ WITH OTHER EDITORS. The second week of “10 9mm“
, vet; seems to have been at least as! it is respectfully suZSested to Rep- Campaign in Windham County “ms
honorable as Colombia‘s. Perhaps . reaetttntlve Reilly that the best 911- this evening with meeting in \looslw-
‘ 3 Col Roosevelt 111 his heated defense deuce. as to the condition (R the clock The "390"“ from the campaigners tell
, business in Connecticut under the re ’of an e3er increasing interest in the
of his own record, . over-emphasizes vised tariu’ should come from the question as the antlragists move from
our virtuous behavior at the time Pan-V1 clock manufacturers. not the congress. \ to“ 11 to town From the “'5‘ day or
{and was "taken; " but careful exam- men It 11193 are not saying as much last “99k “he“ ““3 campaign opened
nation of the records shows that 001- “5 they ““51“- probably it is because in Thompson much more intereSt hIas
their experience at Washington while been 51‘0““ by the people genera ll".
outbid, through its usurplng prestdentn
“3" agreeing ‘0 accept ten million; Inaccurage them as to the gamma” Association anticipated when the caul-
dollars for the exclusive right of this of making any protest now—New “annular: was planned. More help and
try, to build the canal, tried tolv'au Register. isympathy ““3 3130 been 109311" "mi“
V us 1111.th more money- that 1111- +
' ' 1 that the campaigners would bore the
. thfl circumstances whatev er mon-‘I George F. Edmunds, who rendered
.eminent service to the country as a; V sympathy #“d cooperation 0' the Put-
paid ““1“ probably “m member 0! the United States senate 1mm Equal “3mm“? League.nnd ”I“
corrupt officials as “Doodle." ,110m 1866 to 1891, and who is nowihaa been fully and '11.er given But
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sense of responsibility. 3 STATE
To protect the honest advertiser} , , “
borrowed Above all. to be sincere alike. with .
renders and advertisers. ;
O 1
It Is to he observed that this is not
Ilut .
The expression is
otnervday by a. New York newspapergers and sympathisers, even in WV“
man what he thought of President where it. “'33 130‘ previously “0"“
"Wilson's “psychologléa '1 definition 0! that there was any suffrage sentiment-
1119' other hand, the Panama 4'er .the mm“; mm”, depression Mr. i The campaigners attribute this local
a 1m planned and financed 1n Edmunds neatly used for his ”my helpfullness largely to the fact that;I
Tortuous}; 1m amcasstul became Cleveland's famous Nunez. .‘tvgm are ”I” “1 ngm‘gawh": 3:33;: '
, facing a condition; not a theory "-— P35“ ”99° 93 0° 5
. in mm" with :V‘mick °‘"' 57°“? .- fan and aim-Erie 111111111111.htm om-
‘ _ v time of the coup! Hurtflfrd ___.__ ily to their asslstance. Mr. Johnlou' 15
re the rebels military protect more or dry goods at. the port or a wellhnowu- and litany imam
VV 1110mm the ltepultltc or New York continue to show a atesd)‘ lawyer- In Putnam. 11111 his coat in-
' “m. or 'nmm The latest figures indicate Queues is great. He was the outer
Merit to the new republic of Pau~
was a sort of natural retribution.
2311211110; solely to the yellow journ-i
_ _, w newspapers of Connecticut ot' the high,
of the (‘onnccticut newspapers, it sav-'
late proprietor IV
i.“
“SHOTS lifld BO high a sense of their all of 33111111 has meant so much to 111e.1
1 1ch assured that the present prin-
worthy the confidence1 .
ithe etnrtff was in the making does not than the Connecticut Woman Suitcase .
Icamlng than anticipated. in was kuowt'n.’ -
:that the loss or this sum, and its etgutwtx years 0111.“! asked the i there have “15° be“ “my “h" “’1in
VrnV/n n nlnrntp'fi a ‘-
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‘ an advance over last year or more“ speaker ht them in East .Woods
6“ w W16!!! 5"“ to w than $580,009 per week, and the rstaiaboc ,_ mo.
is gaining». That is, at the " , .
(News; Yorkulonge, solids 6t rot-slap pro mach mills wove
FRIDAY, your: as. 1914
A Sensational Bargain Day.
Last Saturday for Shopping, before Fourth
of July.
July 4th only a week cfif and so as to anticipate your holiday needs and set the pace for early buying. we will offer tomor- .
row in every department extraordinary values.
AV-I-r I‘V'alnrp ’- '
\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\-
hair. in black and blue, trimmed
with bands of silk; value, $4.00
cache—-
Special ......... . . . .. $2.98
ROYAL WORCESTER
CORSETS
Very 1011' bust. very long
skirt. tree hip bone, non-rusta-
blc; value, $2.1m pan-w
Special .............. $1.00
SATIN BROCHE PETTICOATS
Light and durable, all the new
«popular shades, wide platted
flouuco: value, 81.2.3 each»—
\.‘\ C \‘y‘ _‘ \
C 5 d '1’,
WOMEN'S LISLE UNION
SUITE
trimmed, unibrt-llu pants; value.
1111c euchw
Spetlal ................ 39¢
WOMEN'S BLACK LISLE
HOSE
Ii
lixtra :~i:l.1-. double heels and
toes, value. L’Bc per pair—
Spaciul .... . . 19¢
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
ANo DRAWERS . 3"
Short alcoves, ankle. lengths,
aizeu :13 to ‘6: value, 251‘ each--
Special . ............ ... 19¢
EMBROIDERED AND LACE
ORGANDIE VESTEES
' With Gladstone or 11111 collars;
valul‘, Gllc each—-
Special ........ . ...... . 39¢
ORGANDIE GUIMPES
With rolling Gladstone
lure; value. lilac each——
Special .......... . . . . . . 19¢
LOT CHILDREN'S PATENT
LEATHER BELTS
value, 25¢ each"
‘iMPORTED PURE ALUMINUM
PERCOLATORS
4-...,.-..
col-
ln 'colors;
Special ‘. . .
'SIcup size, saves one-halt ot
the cottee; value, $1. 00 cuch-
Special ..$1 98
. PURE ALUMINUM DOUBLE
ROASTERS
Belt-basting, guaranteed for
20 years; value, $4.50 each—s
. B-QT. WATERINGV CANS
‘45ceaclt—_V.. . '
Special ,............... 35¢
\-H\‘ ‘\.\- ‘\Oi- ‘ ‘Vs‘
Spoclul ............ .... 89‘3‘
1.013 neck and slIIevcloss, luto'
.Speclal ......r....... $2.98
Heavy Salvanlzed iron; value,‘
1- u" on, -...W
't.\‘\‘ ‘ ‘1'“
$2.50 to $3.00
TUB DRESSES
FOR
Tissue \'oiles_
Striped .Ulng—
hams,
Checked Ging-
hams.
Plain (.‘hamhray,
1.111011.
34.50 to $6.00
SUMMER
DRESSES FOR
French Linen,
Striped Voile,
Flowered Voile,
Striped Voile,
Plaid Crepe,
White Voile.
$1.98
stripes, mossaline and satin girdles, leather belts, dresses with Ham-
burg lace and button trimmings:
$3.91
200 CHILDREN’S ‘HOLIDAY DRESSES:
1512.93 4 to H; valno $1111.) ..
t
t Every item interesting, every item guides you to unusual economies without sacrificing good quality or style.
a! '
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‘ , A GREAT SKIRT BARGAIN. WAISTs
U 1 11‘ 'I - '11' 1 Daintv
!' , ‘3 1:1.“ it‘d.“ “111‘: ”135112? A large assortment of while
u pique. linen, nee c o 1 an ns- _ . .. . .
i’VI lish Repp, latest models, all summer J 301119311111: batistes. trimmed
. ’ . . witi Ian some lace and em-
[I Elf“), Mlle w rem“ “-79 I0 EXTRAORDINARY VALUES, IN THE LATEST, CLEVEREST 11101111 \ m w the new 1
n ‘..I . -‘ ., . z . .1 , ..
[VI $ 11 Spetla] bdlllldl) $1.19 MODELS. ‘ _ _ b
V . lines. all sues; value, $1.30 and
U WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS Long tunic dresses, short tunic dresses, ruffle tunics, plalted tunlcs, $301) each—
" " AOIIepiet-e Suits made of nIo- flowered tunics. dresses with organdle collars, cuffs and vests, Roman U
sizes ll to lo, 311 to 36.
$3.50 to $4.50
TUB DRESSES
FOR
Flowered Crepes,
Chambrayi,
Striped Tissue,
(linghums,
Polka l'Iot
2.98
\‘oile.
$7.00 to $8.50
so-M'MER
causes r011
Ramte Linen,
Katine,
Plain Crepe.
limb Voile,
$5.98
59 cents
$.iue.ug. shr
Flowered Crepe,
Lingerie.
Special .............. $1.49
WHITE ENGLISH SATEEN
PETTICOATS
Light weight, non-transpa-
rent; value. $1.23 each-
Special ................ 98¢
ENVELOPE CHEMISE.
The new garment. made of
nalnsook. prettily trimmed with
lace; value, $1.1m each—
Special ................. 98¢
WOMEN'S DRAWERS
Made of nuinsook and muslin,
wide umbrella rull'le, of lace and
embroidery, ribbon trimmed;
value, $1.00 and $1,311 pain——
Special ................ 69¢
CORSET COVERS
_- ‘.- \
I-('l- ~/~;
Made of line cumbric. round
square and \' neck. lace and em-
“,““.“.“-\-‘ .1
broiticry ”111111.111; value. 25c to
Sue euch~~ ‘
Spcciul ................. 15¢
24 iNCH MATTING SUIT
CASES
Leather corners. brass locks
and latches; value, $1.25 each——
5 pocktl 98¢
..I-.....--....-
18 INCH WHITE SHADOW
ALL-OVER LACE ‘
,I Pretty. new
75c per yard—
Special 49¢
WOVEN HAMMOCKS
designs; value,
l2-lnch.
value.
colors,
pillow ;
Variety of
llouuca, large
$2.00 each——
Special ............. $1'49
54x90 CR EX PORCH
‘RUGS
Value. $3.50 each-—
. Special .............. $2.79
32-IN. TRUNKS
’ Canvas covered,
bound, leather straps.
tray; value, $7.00 each—-
special
heavily
3-part
CHINA MATTINGS
Carpet patterns, 40 yards in a
roll; value, $10.00 per roll——
Special ..... ..... . . . . $8.29
; $5.98
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'VM ‘\‘\:K‘\‘_ I}
brlcs and staple weaves.
mics—l
75c—43 in. French Marquisctte .....
39c~—:hi in. White Ratine ...........
31.00—45 in. French ltntiue ........
39c~French Crepe ..... :..... .....
tic—~36 in. White 'Batlste .....
81.50~4~l in. (‘rcpe Linen ..........
3ttc~VlO in. Lingerie Batiste ........
White Cotton Fabrics.
AT RADICAL REDUCTIONS.
The greatest values o‘l the season in both fashionable novelty
Thousands oi yards of imported and domes
tic White Goods. 1111 sharply reduced
............................. 25c
........... 98c
... .......... . ...............
o
to-
they uiford remarkable econo-
69c
‘\‘\‘\‘\-'~ . \ ‘ x. ‘3. \.I\_. \_‘ \‘ ‘.‘ ‘ \
129/2c
25c
Sheets
390 Sheets,
72x90 ..... .............. 49c
72c Sheets, 81190 ........ . . . .V .. ............... 59c
85c Sheets, 81x90 .. ....... . ........... . .. .. 69c
92c Slice-13.811190 ......... . ............. .791:
Sheets
Vtoo'r. WATER FAILS
Solid steel. white
value, The each——
Special ................ . . 45¢
ALL-OVER HAIR NET
With elastic drawn string, 3
Via a package— .
Special ............. 6¢
enamel;
45-IN. TABLE OIL CLOTH
White and fancy colorsrvai-
. ue, 200 per yard-—
Special ................ 14¢
TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS
‘2.-.“
~ as-
1’- \
1Fine decorations, floral de<
signs, to close—
Cup and Saucer .......... 5¢
PIE, BREAD AND BUTTER
PLATES
Nicely
each——
Special . .
decorated: value, So i
'10:- -I- ' C“ ’4- c -1- a.
V‘.
1
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more 0! Italian extraction. Many of the Mord and Warrenv
civilised Just up soon as they have been
long enough in its country. It is there-1
fore Important for the Suttraglsts to
win .them ever to a belle: in Votes ton Q“
' congress
11111. White Saturday ally admitted represent very mm the
men .0: both these races become nor; the Fourth or July will be devoted to intelligence the education and the pro-
lopon air speeches in all places with4
111' reach at Brooklyn where the people
to for the holiday The head. hood and their action in endorsing. al-' .
more 01 the 01111198133811 tor next: most unanimousl)» woman suffrage.
Wanton farther; than will help to de-lweek Will be fit 3100111?!» and t1lei was to the suffraglsts generally as»
cilia when the. papilla referendum to Putnam House there is making ready
grasslve spirit of American woman-
116111. "Mb“? Amman “mm“ are to‘tto receive. them with “an“ mm“ the addition of a new suffrage statei
“1111.15,. apnn'omviit 11.11191-
lipid/pineal mum
“ * ironing. The cum- “OR “I“
he fourth
be illowgmo have a 91min their own 11°.“ “V“ 5'“ a“ WWW- T The expectation um President wu-
i on Two other towns were wéek in Windham County will meme m Wm We
Chaplin. Hampton. Scotland and Willi
mantle; and with the beginning of the;
more favorable as-
lower than he did us the‘two previous
delegations that went to 111m in behalf;
““3 on “13““ 13 the w in: woman suffrage. is founded on his
I fits into two bod-9318119” will <30” W" m” TM“. «1111 in departing from the platform
to but! County
of the Democratic party in rep-rd to ‘
, m Nutrient Wilson for Jun. 80th. It lei-can no longer. plead that in to not:
'9 mm that this «pump: 1.111 1111' free to moment my mm to
- tours! Connecticut women. Councils
not»: M «humid ‘
mhmmm
VII-411W
Inna-dud lie-ctr hat. the
LADY WASHINGTON LODGE
OFFICERS.
M
,_
The members of Lady Wuhlnaton
Lodge, "\'0 21. Shepherds ot Bethle-
hem met last evening in Red Men’s
Hall, Main street. and elected the 101- ‘
great and as important a victory asilowing officers:
commandewChat-los Otname.
VlaeCommdmtou Boyd.
Post Commander-owe Buttery.
on: plain—Annie mhame.__
Scribe-Dir! W
Matthew—Retry Othfllle.
111le. Guard-Janos Gordon.
Outside Guard-Ina Flatt.
Mistress of
pockwoo‘d.
. Musician-Ethelvlioyd.
Commenter-Hattie
For the good or "the ordering ’Plattt
mm a" vocal solo, utter which
this Ind lemonade Vere served. «Every
member is urged to attend the no“.
mom, July 9th, when the MI
mum mulled and the 191141.119an
te- doom and cake trill 1160 iii nerves
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