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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
EVENING SENTINEL
£STABLISHED BY
1* JAMES GOLDEN.
THE SOUTH NORWALK THE LATEST AVIATION WONDERS'
It is only the and a half years sime
Wilbur Wright hrld the “orld's avia-
tiunrrccord tor altitude at 3111 111-1. .\ 1
few day: ago Heinrich (lelcrith, net-1r,
E L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
Leipsic, Germany. rose in his biplanv'
to a height of 14.000 feet, These t'eu‘
FRIDAY, jULY 31, 1914
_1'1-ars. therefore. may be said to spani
the 1"hol e c“101utio11ai1 period of high 3 ‘
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TOMORROW
Hightide6:36a. m 7:200p m.
Sun rises 42492-sets 7:09.
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NINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
101 it is improbable that man'
11'ille1cr is able 11 rise ninth be1onli
(leltrith' s math
Few men can retain command o'.'
their faculties in the rat. uttno pherc'
EVENING SENTINEL TELE—
PHONE CALLS.
. ”'O-TNCWS DCpartment.
git—Business Department.
8388 --Brunch Office Norwalk.
mEditor’ 5 Residence.
Isss-Iz—City Editor' 5 Residence.
WHAT THE WAR MAY MEAN TO
,3 ‘US.
Never has the natural position of
the United States appcarod more for.
Innate than at the present moment,
when there is danger 01' every Enro-t
the
pearl power boinl.’ drawn into
Whirlpool of war.
trod to wrcck our judgment.
7. stand alone,
and rather apprchcnsho oi
' ability to remain a neutral spectator
and weather such worldwide storms
as the conflict may engender.
Yet so great an uphcmul in the old
' world cannot fail to 11111 e pioiound con-
sequences here; and the question up-
' permost in the mind of every thinking
' American as he rcads the war bullo¥
tins is this: “How will the struggle
afiect us. now and hclcatter?‘
The immediate effect seems certain
to be advantageous. We hale bumper
chips; the gianurics of Europe need
,, lillinsas ne1er before; the crops thcrc
" are short, and the calling of peasants
to arms at harvest time leaves grain
to'rot in the 11.11.11.119; shall get rec
and prices for our record agricultural
0011101; that alone means a wave of
' parity, and perh..ps the rcturn or
gold we limo shipped abroad to
' the war chests.
,,'ll‘urthorniore, with the strength or
the nations drawn trorn productive oc-
pations, and the rapid exhaustion
ind destruction of supplies and equip-
.9001, we shall have an unprecedent-
m'il market for our manufactured pro-
011011. America will become a hive of
mushy, exporting a vast volume at
' s, particularly clothing, steel,
0.9110 ammunition, at great profit.
“will 'be busy and wages will
' 1111...... too. will offer a rare
{the investment of our free
at high rates, for those who
take the risk;
#1110011 for the credit side of the
' 0n the other-hand, the cost oi
0111 go up at home simultan-
ly With the" increased demand.
let our food and rectory pro-
lrh'e rise iii prices will come
“the rise of wages, and the
by not catch up until near the
he twar. That may take a
two. And with the coining or
ill lilmb’tless come retrench-
road .1.” the impoverished
"e“,cOllspse of the foreign
inch or money to buy, and
00011110011000: 0111 'W
611110951011“. «We might then
__ d or depression" so long
nous as to ennui the bone-
Wo have no direct
Interest at stake no question of honor
' Involved, no perilous friendship or 1111 .
,' no al-
: Iluwe to pull us into participation. We
secure in our isolation,
unearned for reasons of humanity
commcr-‘
cisl disturbances, but confident of our
0! those upper regions, 11 here an 111111-
tor needs all his powers. Even the' II
biids [all there. T'heie is but one
lbird, the condor of the Andes. that (1111.
'ltlalt'h this bold German's flight t'ar-'
‘rier pigtons at 20, 000 teet flutter down};
homily into denser air. NO 1111111 husi
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ever reached 20.000 toet in mountain,
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Frederick A. l
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Cook, of North Pole i’amc,
,climbing. though l)r.
aspires to,
,achieve that teat by ascending Mountl
Everet, the sovereign ot‘ the Himalaya; -
as' '1 II
A little over four years ago the'; ' ,
world was applauding the first tiight'
across the. historic English Channel,
Since then channell II
Just the‘g
by Louis llleriot.
nights have become common.
other day Walter L. Brock, an Amen-5 ,
entire distanco'
"’1' II
Parts and back, in seven hours and}
soot "
miles between the two great capitals; ‘i
can aviator, tiow the
over sea and land from London
three minutes. lie covered thc
at an metage speed oi 7111’, miles uni
hour, hall the time of the fastest pus' U
sage by boat and train.
\ow comes a font which tar sur-
passes these in historic importance: :II
and in its appeal to the imagination: II
it is the proposed (rousing of the .it-' I
'lsntic by Lieut. l’orte, ot the ltodman SI
[Wanamaker expedition. The Curtiss'. II
[lying boat on which his hopes are
based has met all expectations since , ,
the designer equipped her with "sea; ,
sleds," under the whale-shaped body“
to bring her to the surface of tho: '
l'wntor easily in starting flight. Her; ,
canted and carrying p011 er, once she is‘ 2
'in the air. seem equal to the great'
undertaking. The craft is to be shlp- '
lpod to. Newfoundland noon. and tn 0'1 «.
month from 11011' may be on her way, .
carrying the new Columbus 01‘ the air, , -.
front America to Europe. '
' If she succeeds, what subsequent
aviation teat can interest a 11 orld ind
ed with wonders? I
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SWITZERLAND’S NAVY.
Switzerland, it appears. will not‘
send any warships to attend the top:
~1nul opening of the Panama Canslnext:
'yoar, as requested by the United States "
Government. 'Her refusal is notl.
prompted by ill will toward America.
She is modest and apologetic about
the matter. Switzerland realizes that:
she ought to have a fleet of dread- I
noughts, even though navigation in the II
Alps isn’t particularly good, and she; II
might have trouble jumping. her battle-3 II
ships over the surrounding countries' II
to get; them into the Atlantic or that II
Mediterranean. '.
0! course the American Government ,,
might have ssved.,Swltzerland 11110.3,
humiliation by asking some, Norwalkt .
schoolgirl 1111911101» Switzerland 11110-
any navy.
lost her respect for thegovermncnt, , ,
but 0110 13011111 have given the 1111010111, .' , '
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that we learn. Hereafter the 01051010
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UMMER CLEARING SA
One Long Continued Story of Economy Growing
in Interest Daily
THIS IS A PHENOMENAL DEMONSTRATION OF VALUE-GIVING MADE POSSIBLE ONLY THROUGH OUR CLEARING SALE.
SATURDAY’S OFFERINGS ARE STARTLING IN THE EXTREME
New Purchases—All Surplus Stock—Broken Assortments and Scores of Seasonable
Specials are Brought Forward to be Disposed of Quicklv-Prices
are All to Your Advantage.
Come and Mingle wilh the Crowds. .
. 15"? Clearing Sale Of
0.1.11? Summer DRESSES
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BARGAINS THAT SURPASS OUR
GREATEST RECORD FOR
VALUE GIVING.
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Summer DRESSES
VALUESAUP TO $8.00.
Lingerios, Voiles. llalinori, Flowered (‘repcs and Mullins, beauti-
fully made in the long tunic skirt. edect, handsome Hmono blouse,
with wide silk or sell girdles, dainty embroidered rests and col-
lars: sizes 14 to “-
Cleuring Sale Price .......... . ........................ $2.98
Wash Dresses
VALUES UP To'uoo.
About 50 in the lot. comprising voile in white. with black
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50 HIGH GRADE MESSA-
LINE PETTICOATS
Black and colors wide
plaited rattles latest models;
value, $2.50 each—
Cleariug sale Print) $1.95
I LOT CORSETS
Made of good coutit, well
boned. new models; sizes, 24
to 30; value. 59c per pair—
Clearing Sale Price .. 39¢
BRASSIERES.
Made of all-over embroi-
dery, trimmed with ribbon;
value, 591? each—
(‘leuriug Sale Price ..
36¢
CHJ LDREN’S WASH
DRESSES
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Made of ginzhetns. cham-
brays and percsles,‘1'uriety
It will be Like Finding Dollars
W
h
Clearing
Sale of
Summer
Blouses
Money gating specials through which every woman can make
profitable purchases. _ 1,
ATTRACTIVE BLOUSES
Made of Lawns and Volles. short sleeves, yoke backs; others
with embroidered collars; raglan sleeves; all new models: all
sizes; values up to $1.50~
Clearin'g'Sale Price ................ 98¢
WOMEN'S BLOUSES ‘ I
in all good styles to select from; made with high and low cut-
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stripes. lawns, dimities. You will llud in the lot the tunic eti'ect, 01' 0010” and We"? 9styles; larg, long and short sleeves; prettily embroidered; all-over lace
the organdie collars and cuffs; also, the rest effects “111195 up ‘0 3130— and embroidery trimmed; all sizes; values up to 82.00—
Clearing Sale Prlcc . .................................... 98¢ Clearing Sale Price .. 39¢ Clearing Sale Price ...... ............................ $1 49
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HOSIERV AND
UNDERWEAR.
You will instantly appro-
ciatc the value at these when
you see them.
WOMEN'S 171le COTTON
HOSE
Black and tan. extra. 5119,
double heels and toes. garter
tops; value, 290 per pairw-
COMBINATIONS
01' line muslin, finished with
torchon lace and bending; val-
Clearlng Sale Price . 19¢ no, 790 each—-
WOMEN'S UNI'ON sun's Clem“ sale Price 47¢
Lisle thread, 10" 11,601! 3nd COMBINATIONS
sleeveless. lace trimmed. uni-
brella punts; value. 59c-— a emiigéirfargzms“ELISE“:
Clearing Sale Price .. 39¢ 7 waist; value. $1.00’jeucb-—
MEN’S BALBRIMAN
8HIRT8 AND DRAWERS
Fine quality summer
weight Shirt} short sloeves;
Drawers ankle length; sizes
32 to 66' regular price. 250
Clearing Sale Price
PET‘IZICOATS
Heavy white cloth, embroi-
dery flounce and insert. some
finished with ribbon; value, 790
Full, roomy and pertect tit.-
0109. made of pretty sins-
hems and percales, high and
long neck, long and short
sleeves—
59c value. $0.10 Price
290 value. Sale price 19¢
01 line muslin. graduated top,
wide iiounce of embroidery and
ban; value, $1.50 and $1.75
each—-
Clearing Sale Price .
79¢.
each— '- en'ch-— . -
Clearing Sale Price .. 19¢ Clearing ule Price . - 49¢
0141sz019 Roll“its unantcOATs
lace insertion. with drawn rlb- '
-98¢‘
CORSET COVERS
3 French shape, made of tine
soil materials, trimmed wltn
dainty embroidertes; value, 750
eaci1~ ' .
Clearing Sale Price 47¢
GOWNS
0f nalnsook, muslin, cumbrlc
or crepe—OVer 20 new and ex-
quisitely pretty styles, trimmed '
with line Vslenciennes laces,
embroiderles, insertions, bead-
ings and ribbons; value, $1.00 to
$1.75 each—
Cleartu's Sale Price '.... 79¢
GdWNs . N
Full size, good length, with
yoke and kimono sleeves. lace
trimmed; value, 790 each—
Clesrinx Sale Price 59¢-
Muslin UnderWear ‘ ~~
There's great values in those surplus lots of msnutscturers. who wished their stock-rooms cleaned up
before inventory. A great purchase. at grout savings, of which our customers get the benefit-—
DRAWERS
embroidery ruffle; value. 390 Floral and Oriental de-
per puir— signs. an excellent quality;
Clearing Sale Price . . . . 24¢ regular price. $16.00 each—
DRAWERS
or embroidery trimmed; value.
750 per pair-
Clearing Sale Price .... 46¢
conssT OOVERs
neck, with lace and embroidery;
value, 390 each—
Clearing Sale Price . 24¢
“CORSET COVERQ
ied from displays; values up to
50¢ each--
Clearing Sale Price. .12/¢
MONEYOAVING 0PPORTU~
NITIES THAT APPEAL
ON THE
Third Floor
9x12 BRUSSELS BUGS
{the soft msulin, with wide
Clearing Sale Price
" $11.98
CHINA MATTINGB
Best quality, all colors, this
season's goods; value, 29¢
per yard-
Clearing Sale Price . . 18¢
WOVEN HAM'MOCKB
Loy back pillow, wide val-
ance, double stretcher; val-
ue, 83.00 each—
Clearlng-Salo Price $2.19
WINDOW SHADES
Water opaque, all colors.
good spring rollers; value,
250 each-—
19¢-
Clearlng Sale Price ..
Flat or full cut models, lace
Good materials; high or round
In several styles, slightly soil-
rrho 110110013111 would bnvo‘l "V '
' r saving specials in this 001
Wash Goods
These stirring 111111111. represent but 0 1101111111 or the money-
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RICE VOILE m0 LINEN
' and dresses: value. 590 yard-
9,600 mm 1.1mm: AND cmmca
'90 grandmxodsthotbonaoldsllm 00111100008010 100 per
10,000 m
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110111111 has duality. tor waists colors and weight. tor 2-piece
.1119; value, 590 per yard- ,
Gianni-380.10 Price ....39¢ ,Olsmns'Sale Price.... 34¢
”Slicer tobri'es, In new ind «tactic. 0111111111; in. white and color- .
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100100111 Jaw. 01m roller 0nd 0 variety 0: 011101- fabrics.
' " ' 3' good doshslble patterns and colors;
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SILK AND COTTON -
DRESS'GOODB '
All new, staple colors; for-
merly priced up to 500 per
’_ yard—s
. Clearing Sale Price 12%41
' TOtL‘éT 111110.111;
DR. HERMAN'S VALIANT
TAL'CIJ MPOWDER.
lur- price 150 per .1111.
Regular price 500. .'
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'WOOOIURY'S FACIAL
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11W price 100 a cake
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Solid steal, grey enameled. holds 6% quarts; regular price, 550
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1101 wow CLOTHES sultan
Medium sizes, strong and durable. value 890 each—-
Clearing Sale Price ... 55¢
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Family size, zinc on both sides; “100,190 900h- 1
01mg Sale Price 00";‘0-routs-0.0:I0...-0.10-1001000-01-0110- 25¢
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