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PROPRIETORS. i ‘lltcrc i> little l‘ttl tntn- 1111:1151» ti 1...-
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IIINIATURE ALMANAC ron
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. v-High tide 10:48 :1. 111.:
*._ Sun ris°s 4:53; scs 7:04.
4. 1914
Elite bunks only twopt-r cent 11 yt-nt.
us to site. the borrowing 111111111 1:.
l)t‘llt‘1'ii ot‘ a low rutc. A: rtsturitj: ii.
tact-opts l'. S.
10:58 p.m.. .. p
:and state, municipal. railroad and 11:11-
AM" bonds and sound comint rti'al IJtilltl
T; pcr
EVENING SENTINFL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
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' . 92-3—aniness Department.
IflwBranch Oifice, Norwallz.
ho -—Editor’s Residence
, .l385-12—City Editor‘s Residence
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DUBLIN VS. BELFAST.
Dublin has had its ‘
_ are," and thanks to the stupidity or
i ' the British troops thcrc. 119 in ourowu
”patience. home rub) is 11111111: more
30118111 than ever, though powibly at
the cost oi much luv and ”vanilla.
. The killing,
fictional Volume -1
“kooitish Bordcrers hits
:flwngthened the dctcrmiintlion
'Q'htliolic lrelnnd to nntlie sure of its
at cent. 02' their murlttt \dltu
ed by a local LUUlltllll&( LippUilllld
tht tit-tiling house,
11;:1111- oi the treasury dcpnitnttnt.
intt that oi the itinds similarly loutnd
to the bunhs by the (internment lust
7.
,yctit',cle1ydoilur was paid ltucA'
"Boston Itittssa- promptly.
it is in complete opcrntion,
sumuhly do {may
tor such omcrgcncy measures.
there is much satisfaction in
and wounding oi“ lrith
.5 m, U... King‘.» \\'u.\ to when: tt-inpomr) and
- 111 int—y . r11 “encv A.
inculcnlably ‘ - .1 I” - 1
ot‘
is hard to understand why it was not
l'mfiey from America is pouring into
“.9 Volunteers' treasury by hundreds
‘ hf thousands of dollars. There is now
omdiuu"ni‘1iiy' oi iii-Woo mun, sclt‘vI
porting. pretty well armed. repro-
.mting three- iourlhs oi lrclund and
patented to the purpose of ‘sccuriug
1‘ maintaining tht1 rights and liber-
' common to all the ptoplc of itc-
hfll" Many Protestants are found
Wit ranks. Alttcilunus
I hat themat'ciustit culminating
‘ permanent. defensive force hus
‘lreland'a cause titty years.
. all Nhtioual \‘oluntcers, long
”in the taco of excited Ulster now
hot passion added to their sut-
. baritone. But they also have logic
flu ununswerahlc, it t lstt‘l‘ may
111cn hour it.
Who wins the glory?
ills.
Who do the work of htittlc‘.’
mom of the common people.
111911 ot the common people.
The work and pay without any help
of glory of fighting glow, ot‘ hope oi:
reward? The women.
\l'omcn have tirst harm the sol-
diers giltn the best part oi their lives
to rearing them to no an honor to
their country. Women then 3116 up
to war their husbands, brothcrs. fath-
‘crs, and tltcir sons. it takes a bravo
heart to telbone’s son to come back
“With your shield or on it!" All glory
to the women who can rise to that
command. But it takes a braver wow
man to hear without iiiuclilng the day
by day stt'ugglo with hoartuche which
Settinas
GIISUES. t
l ’ t t re'i't home rulc wli _' - .
. .ilsel 0 sh ‘ 3; And it is not only heartache she
' “0t Leinster, and lunster all must bettr. Not only has she sent her!
lght arm theinseltos in dctense dearest love, but she has sent. the
page-earners of her people. Grie-
vous toil mustibe’lhc portion of the
may not lrish volunteers wtnnen of Europe for many a your.
lily on it the war ends swiftly. as etery
‘Mm’ into Dublin? it the im- woman prays. the cost in money for
W and “1‘3 local police per-ta single day's stats of nor is heavier
rmer to carry guns openly, than any country should be forced to
13. (itch troops tire on the lnt- bear. Women must bear it 1‘
k1 ' newl land-
.” .ey are to ”L ) i’l‘he harvest of Arretium
‘9 thair homes to use on some. This year, old men shall reap;
Shall plunge the struggling sheep;
lAnd in the vats of him
This year the must shnll foam
, Round the white feet of laughing girls
of Sir ’1:ng Garcons, Whose sires have marched. to Rome.
do and Wat-like prepara-
. It is tlio' natural rc-l women temporarily deprived of.
the unconcealed sympathy their mos mnc‘t earn the living in
their shame. Women wido ed. son.
With the UM“ rayon Mess, tstherless, must earn i}: painful-
ring 0‘ 8’ Liberal governu 1y thereafter. Not. only their own liv-
011‘3 the 11111 courage 0‘ “3 ing. But the taxes. the cost of war
The government has tcm- - spread over many women’ s lifetimes.
am Irish situation until Children arc loll. dependant-run»
"ding to take matters
And there may
" d. bstore a: parliument
yr Protestant lrehtnd and an
tantalum situation is the nut-
When a. father on small salary dies.
leaving children to he supported by
their mother, who like as not knows
jow 111151111. wholesome and swaet by
love and chsfétul service, every one
excisions upon the pity of the thing.
But when u whole nation, my not.
Lions no". wives and mothers and
hilt-grOwn girls to carry on tho bun
item of industry to ones any are
i". m SOUTH NOR‘" ALK11 11: ch 1- Btt ltd 1. tl't 111-11111 in 1:1:
EVENING SENTINEL «lint. .vl: l ..11t1 at 11 tall to1 tlUlvl-llltl
land :tllt~.-i purposcs. in li‘ptlh>\' to
1‘" ESTABLISHED BY :llitil‘ l'llU‘mailUll ' d tid i t "
.' . A . I . ll“ L' ‘ct. 1: w i' n'l
JAMES GOLDEN' l“ $.-it,tttttl.utto in sectinm \vlitit it .m-
511'
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bonds lli ttw 111:1 out.
'111 collateral ottercd has to ht upptoiW
1)
niltl b) u rt‘rcnti»:
11.9
clinttt \' oi this llitllitld is shown ht tilt
’i‘nc ncu rcglonul bank :3 :flt‘lll. \1 hr 1 .
will prc 1
\\llll lllc llt‘Ct‘B>li) '
lint
the .
lknowledge that so easy and natural .1;
local .
ulna): tnnllnlile,
.\‘ow that the thing has been donc, it'l
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calamity at an lltl'L'll‘db' 1t ll‘ls utltl- ”M 11.....- agt’v “he“ ”I“ “W“ ““5
ad lest and immune to lllc touutiy s “fut“
WW preparations. 'llie slain 111011 ”V " . “"‘
[f9 added to the lou.2 roll of liriu's' WOMEN AND WA“-
“3211-11111. There is 11 rush or enh..t-’ 1‘ W ”'11-; ‘
wt and a fever 111' drilling nll’ 1" ’ i L ‘L‘l’
central anl southcrn lrclttntl.‘ .
through I , \lho bcars the brttnt of war? \Vo-j
A to 11‘ gciicr-
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Who pity for it? The 11112-11 and 110-1
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ttwhom? Upon the women oi! the us-
no trade. oxcept 11ml of keeping her
, ‘ Supreme Court will be the Democra-
' tic standard incur. .
“ been simmer of this State, and was
31113 SOLTH NORWALK EVEN
"_"-L.F.C‘r".5 WHO "AttE up THE TR1PLE ALLIANCE.
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KAIGEE.
WiLHELM
Kaism' Wilhelm is the dominant fig-
llll‘e in the Triple Alliance tucrmany.
Austria and Italy). llc has innin-
taitttzi tho iuhcritnntt- of liismarck.
nho tiigtttilzcd illt 'lriplo Alliance for
tho par; mun ot' ptottcting the integtity
of tie (urn .111 speaking peoplos of
Gertminy an Ausu'in, chiefly against
icprlsals of France after. her (Intent
in 1x70 ttud the possible aggressions
ni‘ mighty llussltt in the future. The
Triple Allianco has maintained the
pl-nt'c of littrnpo for more than a
‘llllil‘il’l‘ of it century. The crisis
brought about by the Knisci"1~t
treadmill without hope.
What then of the woman whose rich-
est fruit of labor is her children?
Let a woman lnbor twcnty years to
bring up her sons to strong and right-
eous manhood; let hundreds, thou-
sands. millions of women do this
thing And at the word of a tow leni-
ous decadents. doddoring upon ancient
thrones they see their labor wasted.
cast uside.‘ The issue of their bodies.
borne in patience and in pain, the long
responsibilities or their minds 11nd
souls. the results of twenty years or
work. and hope and 'love are thrown
out upon the hills and fields as food
1 for cannon!
lWll iilllllllllii
lll llllllill’illl—l
him 6. w. wmmis Discus-
etl as Democrutlc.,81md
- Bearer—Godfreyslllay-» .
Head Bopubllcans 1... .
According to some of the Hartford
papers Bridgeport is to have two cau-
dtdstes for Govprnor at the State elec-
tions __ this run. Jonsthsn‘ oodzrey
11111 new the republican ticket. and
Justice George W Wheeler of the-
s
No resideiiLcr! Bridgeport has a
tic-«statosmunshlp to make him '11 power
mantis lit the Agldir iticldcut was an ml individnni upturn in Europe.
.70 years. the other justices of the Sufi
lpreme Court. oil of whom are senior;
tto Justice Wheeler. will have readied;
.LsotsLA'rono 10
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have served It: Ramon} since the sets
club at Swift’s Hotel. at Homausuimp
on. Wished“ tll‘tsmoo'n. August 1,
st 12:80." Tint mound on it most ‘0’!
cm have hood soon in 0116 round-upj
bét
9.. by special tickets.
$14.00 each. sale price ..........
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3‘ materials, in the most popular styles.
that have sold all the season up to
‘4' a/a/a . 1"- a.” a
‘\-\‘ -\.\‘\-\.\.\= ‘
1.11.8.3. he. 4.x". firms;
BED SPREADS
selves, Leads to Exceptional Values.
llete are a few of the many Persuaders ‘—-c\ery one uxtiaordinart~eter1 onc no.
n uteri one something you need—every one priced far less than usual.
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l: ten these do not tell all-there are dozens and dozens equally as good 11 troughum the
3b” handsome satin Spreads. llt'llllllt d,
scalloped and fringed,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 3914
loll Siltl'r'
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store indicatcti
WWW
slightly soiled
MESSALINE PETTICOATS
line quality,
tho popular shades;
Shir pl‘lt'c ..
wide platted ruffle, all
rains, $2.2m ouch.
...... ..............
2 98 from handling: Value, 83.111.) to 3'1””
$ . teach. Sale price .................... 2-98
SHEETS
_ 1,001.1 round thread Sili't‘l:.1\l.\l”l.
$1 93 hemmed. scalloped and lit,'lii.\illcllttli 69C
a Value, sic. ettLll. Sale price ........ .
NURSERY CLOTH
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‘" WOMEN'S DRAWER. . Quilted. yard \tidc. tor cribs. :lllglt:
' Made of line muslin. \iide ombroid- buds. etc; value, 311- Ilt'l' pnrd. Shit
I.- cry turtle; value, 29c per pair. Sale 190 time ------- _ -------------------------
price .. ........ . ....................
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1;; PEQUOT SHEETING
' ‘ .-- 1’; ENGLISH LONG CLOTH ." l 1 yard wide l c'tltt' mi: value. 330
.. 3“"- l’ listrn spcclitl value—half uninsook per )ntd. SM' ”i“: """""""""
$55.32;; 1:”: and half lung cloth; value. $2.00 per $1 49
r- plow. Sale price ..... °
‘ :9 ‘ TURKISH TOWELS
l ‘ . llxi’ra size ‘1 111111in Bath Towels.
‘ 1 BED SPREADS lieaty weight; value, 50c each. Sale
9 ' Full size t‘rochet lied Spreads; val. price .................. . ...... .
‘Tfi.’ 1 no. “.25 each. Sale price ...... . 75C
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occusiou in which the Triple i l: flIlCt’_
might. hate been used acuttst mute-
Non' has (onto another occasion. Aus-
trin would not hun- llltl‘t"l to attack
St'l‘Vlli did she not let-l >llt‘ would be
{incited bi (lcruntny and lt.t!y lll case
of muslin; rcgulni piito. 19¢: each.
licmstitchod. 45x36. made right way,
COLLAPSIBLE COT BED
Hardwood frame.
1 ing automatically adjustablc, guaran-
5‘10 lz/ZC teed to sustain :wo lbs: t'uluc, $3.511
'-'- catch. dale price ....................
unity duck cover-
of gcucrul wsr throughout “ltrope.
Franz .losci is not cun-ttiorcd a
great strut-smith, but in the many
years of his reign he has won every
tritit at Envision diploma” t1111 by
Its: linen ttlle to steer his coutll'ry'
. for waists. dresses and ltimbuos;
- lite. 10cm mu. Silo price. .
5.000 yards of tine Figured Lawns,
MARQUISETTE CURTAINS
“‘1'; loco edge;
43/21:
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in white, hematitched border with
mine, 81." .5 per pair.
price .......... ....... .
Sale
through it sole course. 'iho King or
itsly has hover displayed qualities 01'
~ REMNANTS OF TABLE L
1.000 lengths of Table
. REGULAR PRICE.
efftct that he will be :1 strong can
didutc. -
Would Satisfy Both.
It is said regarding the possittlo
candidacy of Justice Wheeler that he
would satisfy both the Hindus. and
the Cotustock factions of tin: party;
but it is a question as to whether or
not Justice Wheeler will u‘t't‘cpl the
nomination it it is altered him.
it is said that he is at Dl‘t‘s‘ellt in
line for the allies of chief justice or
the state. this being the highest
honor available to a Connecticut nt-
torney, When Chief Justice Samuel
0. Prentice reaches the age linilt oi
the age limit sud retired. 1
This would make Justice “wheeler
eligible for the chief Justiceship: and Britain‘s Edwin H limit- 5min!”-
"5 is a Question. as to whether be John L. Purcell Hartford! Frank E.
“0“” be ""1“"! ‘0 Mesa that tumor floaty, Windsor Locks; William E.
gtunity and take a change at being Thorns, Waterbury; Hurry Elgsrt. Col-
elected to the office 01 Governor on'
the Democratic ticket. cheater; Charles D. Lockwood, Stum-
Charles N. Hall, New Millard.- Hons:
ton Landon. Old Submit; Jun
"°‘-° A “WNW" Johnson. Tollun‘d; mm P. Hayes,
Bothlchcm; acct-em. Ariel Bltclml-
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M lit-mum Sim. 1901 invited To sou. swam; treasurer, Kenneth
Wynne, New Haven; executive com
mtttee. Barry W. Reynolds. East.
Haddcm: Archibald Mchii, J12,
Bridi‘sphrt; Mayor Rooney. Seniors;
dh‘arlés 3 Mary, Norwich: Harman
.Khnlemann. Eudora; Arthur w.
Mai-salon, nudism; Joseph W. Chess-
bro?“ nonunion; William 0. We.
Ila authoring st Momsuguln. i
All the Connecticut legislators who
also or 1901 have Nan invited to at:-
und :1 his reunion or the iegislatlw
them'oouie more Quinn-lent lswms-
hers will sit devils to the dinner than
Suit; “Wolf! S. Boyd. M511”? :0-
fem ting tho?“
sturdy values. all lengths—1.3 BELOW
10rd: Archibald month}. Putnam; .
Greenwich: Thom-s 'I. Kelley. “Windy
1219: not: later thsn Saturdam. Aug. 8. meats.
lNENS
ldnen. all
iul colorings:
price
9x12 BRUSSELS RUGS
Floral and Oriental designs, beauti-
t'slue, iii-.1111 each.
‘Demonstration‘and Sale of
Hall Borchert Adjustible Dress Forms
Commencing Thursday
Stile
$9.79
North Haven.
dent.
secretary, Sabin S. Russell. Killingly:
treasurer. Frank C. Woodrul'f. Orange.
Club of 1911:
SHERIFF RUSSELL'S CASE
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Deputy Sheriff Daniel J. Russell.
under bonds to appear. in the‘ justice
court. or Strutford, to answer charges
of extortion pntemd against him by
George 5'. tDumraesso. of Milford. and
Ma. Mary McCormick. 0: Bridgeport.
wcs not arraigned Saturday. 'Shsritt
hunch-t" communicated with the au-
fitoritiss and maimed them that his
Myer was It present upon in vac».
latter part at next. week
which is the date a! continuance re-
d m the uppers in Justice
11-inch A. mum court.
onwcoucsim H'AS LARGEST
. . m in TOWN.
Ono! this w m in this-5m:
W OI the fence running
of the Non-
Prest- NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
Frederick A Scott. Plyntouthzl
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Estimating Residence Changes.
Contractors are estimating the plans
CONTINUED FOR WEEK of Architect Joseph \V..\'ortl1rop, of
Bridgeport for the extensive changes
to be made to the oresidence of H. S
Lockwood. The house is to be enlarg«
ed 11nd remodeled, with new plumbing
and heating systems, electric lights,
etc.
Rowayton Houses.
St. John & Keyser have taken the
contract. for building two houses in Ro-
tlon which will not he ended until tho wayton for Stanton Hart. They will
be arranged for one family each. con-
; It is believed that the case will be tuning six moms, with all unprote-
Contractor F. 0. Johnson has under
way two houses on Taylor avenue for
Raymond E Epstein. One will have
six- rooms. mangled for one family,
and the other 11 rooms, arranged for
two Mules. All the improvements
11111 I)! provided with furnace heat. C.
11.1mm 11111 do the plumbing and
in. hosting; cud Smith Bros. the mason
NEW PROGRIBOWI MIAMI.-
‘A. N. Thorium It” mined u
‘~Qlfltut. mutual-summon
» mommthwyoflu
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