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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 13, 1914 · page 6

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ran scorn 1101111111111 EVENING SENTINEL THURSDAY AUG. 13 1914
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‘ ’ ' We expresses his mm?” “‘3‘. “ NAMUR, THE NEXT BELGIAN CITY GERMANS WILL ASSAIL
m SOUTH NORWALK this notion is destined to long lite be» . I
' “ ; WING SENTINEL cause: ’
1' ESTABLISHED BY We have universal education; I
JAHES GOLDEN. i We are tolerant in religion; 1
. . . ~__.___n_._,_i We hate 'better family lite than in our
‘- L. AND A- L- GOLDEN Ihad any of the historic republics that
. PROPRIETORS. perished I
~ . - FRIDAY SPECIALS
”Twila“? 13W; i D;:!:!Il‘-'" . ' I ..
‘ mmrURE ALMANAC FOR “'9 “W adequate 11111-111111 11 3“» Tho-items we advertise scarcely more than 111111 or the
, ' TOMORROW. 13qu activitieS; l possibilities of this CLEARING SALE.
3% tide 4 '22 a m.; 4‘ 50 p m. Our large industrial otganizations; There are’hundreds 0f WHITE AND BLUE SIGNS
“Inset 5 :02; sets 6: 52 afford 1.4 new discipline for thousands} in every part of this busy store that indicate something
1 Err—u .. —~—— _,,_. Jot managing or directing people;" . good and Mon-able Whlch are UNDERPRICED but,
I “WING SENTINEL TELE— And we have universal euflraEe—l NOT ADVERTISE!)-
. PHONE CALLS' or will have as soon as all our women ;
rfltgeggegegaerpmcme‘nt. {gain the tl'anc‘iiseasui‘l’rage which: WOMEN'S WAISTS. 40 INCH WHITE VOILE.
u an!“ .. . - - 1. _1 71,1 5 ' 1 s" 1‘ F- V l " l "(1'
pr long: the chem oi unnersai edu I i r tout 110111111. -izts 46 111 , rount UH! tirta .
‘m’anCh Office, Norwaik. U to so. made of fine lawns and value 35C PCT .Vartl- 51116

 

—-Editors Residence. it-ation; for it stimulates all cltizeusI
’. 1; Syn—City Editors Residence. throughout their ii\€s to reflect onI

—"-" ‘_ _, “ ""'**“’ lpt'obleins outside the narrow circle;

TIN .
THE PROGRESSWES MEE G Iot‘ their pri1ate interests and occupa- I

last nights Bridgeport l’ost print- I
_0d the following editorial: Itions to read about public questions,I

tin the hurry of manv polilital as to discuss public characters and to;
biin s and with war so promi- .1 h d re .
'6? “fine flout pages the cominul 101d mam" es Rafi in some deg e and grav mixtures; value ORGANDIES.
n 0 to give account or their political . . ‘ I .: ._: ._ _ . “lift. '0 ' :l S l P .- Prettv floral (it‘slUtlS I-IIII
Progressive meeting ill llartlord on i'aiti1.'l ' ' ' I ~ 3 “it 1-8 9 “CC I . (p. . ~ 7‘ ,. C
filturday has been rather 01' erlookedJIIé ‘ . ------------ $11-19 “3:31"th \fIhle 1‘) 1'2“ It“.
To: reason for this fall so far “ti J. P. 1 d I \“1111111r. one of the 111ml bcullli—lStOiit resistance of the ilcl giansI into Brussels the capital. But SASH' CURTAINS. TIOilSiEaiD n“ 6 “(’3
””8690". is conc erned, is the killilOStl, people' \ organ use 10 tel i 1 1 .- - RESSES
. 11] titits of l3c.lgi11111 a fortiticl at Litgt. lliat is diTt‘Cll) on the t“ liclg 13““ ““1 hkd.‘ ”‘U‘Hhe‘r All i' ‘
1 1 ve ll 1111111 behalr ~ . . malt, ready to use, \ d o
tot-Ill luck 0 mo trier Ibis Desslllliblic \\' all street friends it . '11 l I l I I t I f I f . gm“) 011 to the fortified toun and wide 11cm, full Sire' valtic ill e f ginghams and
1h this city. ‘Dr. E.liot though lacking the 1111111 «11111 111 )t. tit ntx o tject 0 inc 0 march into France. It is there i I I . q l P ; - 1 percalcs. 11ell trimmed all
. . . r )U‘lills 11iti 'ciair. e'c r‘x.. 1 .
The small band oi eatnest l’rogrcs we” picturesque bluutnesa, is bull- tittittk of the soldiers of German}. believed if the) take Liege they the lrtlnch inakc tlltirlthit‘s‘i’isltariii ‘ ' 35 I 3 I“ 24¢ good SWI‘MQ‘TI‘II‘ES.“D to
' WOVEN HAMMOCKS. 1'25 eaci. 1 *3 c “C9

\‘nilt‘s, latest .stylcs, lieauti— Price -- ----------- 121‘3é
fully trnnmetl; value $2.50 LINEN TOWELS.

each. 5211: Price .. $1.98 Full size. liemstitchcd.
blue. and red borders: value
25c cacll. Sale Price 12‘Ié¢
Strictlv all \vool. brown LAWNS AND

PRIESTLY CRAVEN-
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. - gave 24677 and .\c1v Hanan 3,-
25: Almost one foulth of the vote or

aphernalia or the criminal profession!

There were the burglars skeleton Ithe interest earned stencil enough The Triple Alliance was originally n

ing as 1111 almost hopeless took. with

; Bismarck at once mined 1011mm 'Ymmthetic to France than to either

of the Germanic powers.

elves who still keep the party name. l I l I ll ll I I I I ,
. in; the patriotism market just the if t1t1 succm in ”\Mrtulllill 1e 11'1 lave lit c troillilc niartliinglt'or their lilierh.
alive in Bridgeport no doubt have it: I____ . . n .. _ . I .. I . .. . IIIIIIIIII 47
A h mind and will send a delegnton to some. I l A . . Large 13111011. \tltie 1:1 ¢
1 l t (it. q t d . B 1 . l TALKS 0N THRIFT. uetrla, which could face the rest disproportionate to any advantage gm ». lance; strong and durable; TALCUM POWDER.
filo (IllnpktnI inIneIxt eaIurIIayI u: A MUSEUM OF CRIME In! Europe. After some apparent en. has gained. from the alliance snort .. value $160 each. Sale Price All Odors; value we per
411." 00 i in 111111 or 11111111 W0. 2 ' Th° 3°“ “H.011 1'" “Vin“- leouragemem' however. ““551“ failed ‘0 from its general usefulness in main can. Sale Price ...... 5¢
Alert 0 those many representhu i ‘lluring hard times we are torcetircmue into the alliance. the rumor be- tuining her position in Europe. Italy
n citizens whodmade ”I“ (1 rIO “5 The 'Museum of Crime' opened ill to be prudent and thriftyI and in con- ing that her attitude 11 as due to the in- has generally supported her allies
in party “I1 BI“ 5; 1m” TI] 1.1' limeI Paris 11 month ago is clot-t1] 11011 for sequence get rich faster than we do ““9““ 0‘ WWM‘IM "Ml will“? eMcimtly, although she has View:
021.12: ICI) dttll: tailgitliv ‘1 lit-st ”9‘31 lath of patronage in what he (all prosperous times. -._.I;11:Inlster, who wanted Russian future in niny. ways inconsistent with A113.
11 e a r epo 10 l . . n ependont of Germany. trio's, and .
654 votes for Rooxvvelt. while itlurt'l That museum contained all the par- ntuncednt Fish ; i’ . during the Algeciris con
i The man who has looked uptin snv- The Trial! Alli-non. "“103 ~th showed herself more

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' at 1111 to tilt arty on the‘
it’lonitlyticfiei. 111 liiirtllzird' the IoIeIkeis and master keys, and instrll- 1e11ard for his efforts. ought to change Dual Alliance. the contracting parties It; should be carefully noted that
A“ b t 1 1 ii (i 1 \' nicntsI 101- picking safety locks; there 11111119111. because 01‘ the great oppor- ”9‘” Gem“? “MAW“- Tlmml! the Alliance is ostensibly detenalve; - ., . 'f .5 ‘ . . ’ :(:(:\={:(:(:(
. a on out M1111 i 1111 11 on I I between these powers was sinned in and that th obi t l i-
veil between one ‘sixth and one— -se1'- [“818 jimnileIs and slingshot; billlos .tunitits now presented to those who 6 muons 0 Lie 3;
lI and newborn; there Were daggers have cared, '18:?‘l‘dnd “6’8“” later "Eh became natorles refer to “tttlck” on the
1 1 In 111' '.
. { Pick up almost any newspaper and H p that part 0‘ another NW"-
.. ntwo short years the extremel) 11nd clasp knives and sword canes- you will see unusual real estate oppor . The text or the agreement as be- The Trlplg Entonto.
' ’ It’lfoliiilii‘ii has Idls11:;chi‘ateIti filmy} 11nd cones ingeniously (onstl‘ucted to Ituntties ”emu” owners 11 e I, d theimm Germany and Austria remained L’Ille Dual Alliance between France
on size no a c 1 ' n c «
S rill open human stomachs; there were ironev and ‘tvlll sell at a sacrifice se ret until 1858’ when the (Eamon and ‘3““3‘3 13' “990‘“ ‘0 have been

111 any criteron. And there are not 1 got eminent with the consent at Ann we ' 1
- tcltcd in 18115, but t wa not ' '
My indications 0‘ an "10’9““? 1“ counterfeiting dam“ and bombs and That is “ here the thriit1 man comes "in publiubed it as a warning (bluff 111.111 ’ ' 1m» ‘ 1 A 3' ' ' - war Bullehns
.3“ since that vote was cast in brass knuckles and poisons and uhaes- Hi“ lie 100k“ "”0" ratings as {‘9‘ sin. 1 mm“: “H A! 1897. . A“ ‘
1 ‘ital. which if in1ested cpmnclyI 111D agreement has not: thiln once ~ ‘ 1

 

 

ltlictlcs and bags emitting odors cal- 11 ill )leld many times the usual rate’ IIBriotiy stated. the treaty plpvidod ”99‘? modified.‘ but its terms specify .
it is whatev'Br may be the Pro cumted to kill or silence ferocious .Of interest , t M 1‘ TAM Hie two “mum. ‘(ltfl 'li'ronce shall be entitled to the .1 -
man 11 .— 4. .. 1 .
. prospects in other communi I'11ntcl1. do“ '1 . ‘1 FOI. teammate DIM, If“. we “I“ l ‘ our '1 “adult-M W mm 0! Room in n Franco—Geo LONDON, Aug. 13. 11:40 a. b.—-The British Forcian
“1“! writing so I“ as BrIdgeIt 1 tlis hill d1ertlse out in th “Cln- Russia: the confirming Mice were non war. provided that France is O'fic 111 . d h f ll ,' I , a
. concerned they seem extremclrl The tourists who flocked ‘03 the ‘ , e-a m e boundio assist one another “mm‘ml‘lhé “SKNBEOE This 9'9““ 15' I A t e tor issue t c O 011mg statement:
m I museum are no“ scarripering from :sitled‘ station of a Ilebspaper- 1 whol- mflnary power 01111911911111"... "Diplomatic relations between France and Austria-
tle interest in the gntllcr l “This place must be sold at once. so worded as to leave some doubt . .
«1111110111 next Saturdav is re- Paris. and the native patrons lime A111 reasonable otter considered as 31‘0““ 03° N “19'3““ he "lacked 111111111» what circumstances‘ supportl' Hungary bemg broken ofi‘. the French government re-
, minimum . IIgone to light the Germans. The no I need the money.’ Iby another NW“. “16 other “”3 1111s might be extended or withheld. quested his niajcsty's government to communicate to the
shall not attempt to linear tor not to intervene. but to preserve an . . .
‘ Imen are left, but women have ne1erl Such an advertisers extremity ls‘ , “*9 'Trlph Mien“ if an atom Austro—Hungurianambassador in ‘London the followinrr
rot or the State but it the}! “WM" °‘ mend” “mam” " “°“‘ ‘0 fill 11 t 0 1111111 b it > b
. . shown much interest in crime. Ithe sav‘erc opportunity. because he ever. the “we.” should be assist- at no 0 entene o e. rougi declaration: . .
; the some condition as BridgetI 'Cnn use his swings to buy a piece 1! b R l i l t ttbnut between Great Britain and . _ I 1
Stile gathering in Hartford des- 11' the curators of this museum “out 0: real estate at a price which will :wo 1111:” “1:“th rape or tIiIrem. the France in 19111. At this time France . . Having dcclnrctl war on Sci-Via and thus taken the
figgmggnoe of Colonel 300591 to attract patrons now they must not him a nod rout who this tem'l “0“ u once "‘3 com agreed to leave England with a tree liiitiatn'c 111 hostilities in Europe, the Austro—Hungarian
it” t at l i 8 P 11 mon cause. . . _ . . .
1 1110 be as mum mpom change the exhibits. Let them till m°Ipcrary depression “Id "period all The terms or the treaties betueen hand in hunt, while England made government has placed itself without any provocation
' T“ “ first "WM“ place with saber-s. swords and baron- _liquldatlon' is over which will be' Austria and “a!” and heme“ “81y 9' 5mm“ enmemont ‘0 France 111- from France in a state of war with France. and after

gnrdlng Morocco. The position or

are“ Britain in the event of :1 Eu- Germany liad successwely declared war against Russia and

' r o
I“ o commented store will“. with 111.15 Hammond to hill at“??? 3°03» unless all 313“ WI- 'and Germany. have never been made

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be fit:::: 1:] fwzuzggsultwo miles and steel bullets that will tilfi'eghialpshditeerttllilizd ‘oeTyBuziigrgg public, but the general dril’tr“f “39m ropean conflagranon was clearly France, Austria-Hungary has interfered iii the conflict by
w are other conditions for. hole through the flesh and bones otIl-ponunlty" which appeals to you a Idi'11m‘3IEIIGEI‘I’IXE- «ii- I2?“ 1111:1111]: stated by 3.1;, Asquith in the House I declaring war on Russia, who already was fighting on
Which will emphasize the three men 111 a line, with modern which Io“ inlght take mum or Inn er powers y“. pledged to not of Commons on March 24» 1914 in the side. of France. According to information worthy of
shrapne strolls and dynamite bombs it you had some extra money Invalid-I393,“ her; it Rum“ attacks 9mm rep” ‘0 “with“ a“ to h" 1‘“ belief, Austro-Hungary has sent troops over the German
and rocket shaped torpedoes to be me 10" the BMW” ~ "IlGermany or Austria. both are to Sgfizzfigzghmmwaiszfigf :zIdtIreiiI’; frontier in such a manner as to constitute a direct menace
3 “90 VOTE. » ‘ dropped by aviators on the heads 01,10: llisisgscz;mu:flles°ubixgg wake :32. “:2: suit; 111:1: i: if war arise; between Europeiin pow- to France. ~In face of these facts the French governiiient
III“. ‘is probably the the enemy, with iyddlte shells, one or :and deposit in the built. I2; 2;! the ”I'm” sings. thgtsahure 11’; etc \there are no unpublished ogree‘ “1.545 ‘finds itself obliged to declare to the AuIstro-Htungnrian
n5 voter in the -United WM“ would ““10““ a media 31' To most money earners the dues-km the combined armies a: oil the merits ““011 will restrict 0" 1k? government that it will take all measures permitted to it-

Itlle freedom 0 tthe government or or

 

' ‘ rot 11d no i toredoes that tinota 111111 c it ' i-' . . -‘
‘ lives on the Isthmus on r ressba h vIa 11) 1'51?” into flirninggusarliiuzlh213‘xszh1: three: ‘ Bl k d R l .s parliament to decide whether or not to "le t0 flies aICts Iand menaces.
ma. Off the coast 0f Calla“Bk 9‘ “we“. in “‘9 at ”g "8 “513ml“ the earnings into a permanent in- H vln 12:: Iliad 2:93“ bar- Great IBrltolu should participate in _ In communicating 1115 declaration according to the
s twelve miles framing IImines t3“ I120; efiregdpraghéeh? vestment tuna tier: ing the we; or Russian aggres‘ a w"ar. , _ AustrO—Hungarian ambassador in London, his B‘ritannic
‘ e o - ' . I, ' - . -
«1in town on thohilarittirlsmt 3:“ no 11111 F I that Build up a lam-11188 account in come 111011, Biamprck, however, made con- majesty/’3 government has declared to his excellency that
rotor in his precinct ma“ 3" ". w T“ ‘ sun good book with the ltlImOIe of heinsIsiderablo axiom to placate Inussla. “8: “LL “out stops ‘ the rupture with France barging been brought about in“
. ice are approaching. m” down fl‘m’m °f toot or cam "my “1'4”“? ODDOWIDRY ‘When it With this object on ezroemobt wa‘! 1’ this way, it“ feels itself obliged to announce that a state
mi” “the right to vote.’ I my and grout cannon whose dis; 3233111230“. as it surely wllh soonf contrnozgdaxmxt 11:12:11 IIIIItIIlIic $1; Manager Bill Perley oi the Bronte I of war exists between Great Britain and AustriaJ-Iungary
going to Iaccommodatq charge knocks men lint. . . - perors Y» ‘ feds has a Bduod‘of 3} players on the from midniglitK’I

I in littll viola. to be examined un-I . ‘T‘ .D MAGGREQOR'» momnfifit um;em: 3:5“ £1? present Western trip He is very anx-
_. “3““ "0"! Avalon *0 the‘ 3:” the 1111:1031», M11 “‘e‘“ :1: 11on ALLIANCES weer-roman. reinsurance treaty 111111 Russia, stipu— my; Sting: mt “ 3“” “ I . .
1th Wilson they will t 9 gem“ ° c can an 3‘95“," ‘ -.---1-* rating for neittnllty in cm either ‘ PARIS Aug I3 2.33 a ‘m—Afn official com . 11-
u‘nuton W m “,4. But Phenol Kontlohner' and Outflelder- . . . 1 - 1 - - . - . munic
dim“ board. iml typhoid that may doe “A“ at 0M“ Mr “W Treat. powérvos “tooled by a tilted. Eddie Monitor, 0'! the Pittsburgh Na- ' » hon issued at Brussels contradicts the reports that the

 

 

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~ 11 1; a 1' f let one 03me Which Solub- the min-y betwéen Austris and Rus-
Vote; and the board- will %;u£$36;?3::ut::edo 1:; m“ “I.“ . , . . 5m in the Bflkm prevented any par. tionul club, are Said to be allotted to; . Germans are strongly re—ontrenching their positions in
and I?“ the ”T m (Vow York‘Eren‘lns 'Post). manent accord between these two “1" “mul- Knurlehner. started ° the vicinity of Liege“ It adds' that the cavalry is un—

bmvely this sprint, but weakened both

.I and 111.111.3111» ind bodies emaciusb The on or the mm I, was rot-bed to
at M” p 6 0‘ powers. and Ge litany Ily. Mouser has 'lo'llsu away to notle

doubtedly falling back and that only a part of the City

' ' cost no 1111 can: “.5 51 We? “‘1 11111111111111 “‘1 "m“ Europe and ravafdlrtomuo history decide whether the Austrian or the
Wmfiw 1211111311; 1113 in min. ' _ '- underline the. urination-cube two Russian numerous the more value-1 in; in 11.“ hutM . ' . ." I 0f Lieg: 12.1)?” fortified by the Germans. The bombard.
film would ho a Human of great alliances are» matters of vital bio. tsho docld in lover or Austria. Hurry McCormiCk, who has . been ment 0 t e ”its “’35 resumed yesterday, but they Stlll

Any 3&9 in the " Mportanéel’ in understanding 111-6111 min the 11am ear that the terms leading the batsinon or the éoutbern hold out, ‘. 1. > 5 . . I 1

 

 

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mm W 3““ mil?” 'I’I‘Pm ”3“"? out much 11111-0311. mommy 111 View were 11111111311111 eunuch again en- League {or 111v 1' wooin- 1111111111911

wad not the: the pontoon or moi! deitvorod to "romaine" Russia. and a slump and h I . y -
‘ llcy 1“” “NI““mm_M°thfimmmmug IT' ' LONDON, Aug 13.41 is officially announced that
‘ “ ' a state of war hos eihted between Qeot Britain and
IAustsrrn-Hmry since midnight . '
‘ . , _ 3 “' A's noon as the fact became public 'a large number of
£1111. mrnpleto harm admin“

' ni mace and ”aim We. Aug 10‘ with 1 Via“ and Hungarian: resident. 111' London and who

ion or o more numerical and to tie ’ WP“?- Wk ‘0 be celled lit) f0? military senice applied to
mwmlesgue. tom. hide} ‘ . Robert P Skin“? ““5 Améi’i‘btln' consul-general, for en-

remnant. The dorky of tile consulate-general at once be-
gan stumping the [’11 mfiim hooks, 11nd this will be
regarded by the Will: tibial-fitted as evidence that the
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