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Iine 11-. a British cruiser the other day
THE SOUTH NORWALKWtas it particularly thrilling lest.
EVENING SENTINEL 1
this who were wasting shat from
(‘eIl<(1lll’lYlelllt—ili grow strong and
“- 5“”113‘4mW “W113“ “'35 discoicretl health) ill the helds. And they pro-
ESTABLISHED BY near ”16 B'lll511 Hi l in the NON-1 tiut‘e trainloads oi food products, re-
]AMES GOLDEN. Sea. i‘he queer little \essk‘l.‘ were timing the cost of their keep. They: ~
--—»~—— surface. are better behaved: They regain a;
l
..., Icrii‘ising about beneath the
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, 'li
paoemsrons. 13
he monster carp. trat‘ea'tle by sight wholesome
ripples where their pells‘i‘opt: (‘ut the lily develop one, it they never had it.
wales t periscupe is the eye cl a lien 111
TRIDAY, VAUGIUST 14, 19.4
it.-- -_.. lew
situhi urine it rises out of the water u< superintendents auusc
'IN}ATURE ALMANAC FOR1a dutk's head would. if the out were trtetlom last tent Etut 4 per cent oil
TOMORROW
Sun risIes 5:03; sets 6:51. 15am puwosa
High tide 5:15 a. 111.; 5:44 p. m.: Sudden”
‘ "inched touarti the truiser Hirilllllr-
WENING SENTINEL TELE' |.hain gunner titcred it and waited
.suhtuerpeti And it series about the those out on holttll' without guards.
run awa)
one of the stianuo cral’t. Base-tall seems to be the ultimate
expression or this new. rational pen-
al Illl‘lJUtI.
the
,Aearer and neaier tame 111 rut: l‘tItlYil’i-vaild thercloie in per-
g—s—News Department.
yea—Business Department. I
1388 -—Branch Office, Norwalk I‘d
I90 -Editor’s Residence. shot the sulilllal‘ine's eye out.
IaBs-xz—City Editor‘ 5 Residence lll.llld£'d “.3. forced
cTHE FOOD CONSPIRACY
In Austiia. (lerinany and F1 time the
the
d it was calculated lot that \er; pur—
lduflk' s‘udtleuly a gun boomed. lollow- iuanem protection to society—than
The marksman pad has been done in all the ccuturies ol 3
And when you.
come to think or it, did you ever know
by a cheer.
brutal punishment.
The craft.
to i‘lSt to the surface lest it rush aim-
now
a llasclJall player who “as \‘ery had‘.’
4
WHEN TRADE IS SLOW.
An English Plan to Increase the Sale
ltsslt to destruction, and thertin la\ ,
l
the sportsmanship of the lirst shot.
— government is 211‘1ilrztiilj. liiing
price of food to lttwp speculators an
. iose The moment the cratts tuned
unscrupulous dealers lroni taking ad- 3
hulk shouldered up otit oi the protect- 0' Hats.
the
base of the conning tower and ripped
vantage of the war to rob the poor.
The following is from the cu
It is absurd that in the l'iiitcd Stat- "out is
sue of the American Butler:
11‘ the. hat trade is slow write a let»
ter to hie paper, asking the people to
buy more hats to keep the men busy.
That is the device hit upon in the fol-
lowing letter published in the Man.
chestcr (Englandl Guardian:
Sir: it is quite true.
noted, that in the felt hut '
there is an unprecedented depression,
and whether or not it is the result of
fashion, as suggested by some. it is
certain that never before
been such a general slump all through
the disirict.I It is poor consolation to
know that the Continent and the Unit-
id Stiles, which are the non largest
his water. another shot struck
05, SAN” milt-s from the war zone,
‘out the whole upper structure. and
with no po~si11c military complication.
the submarine sank like a stone.
with the art-altst trop‘. in oui hist-
ory and with tlu1 t xport ma. ket closed in “3")
I
the pubic is lalillfl the apparent need plunged 30 the “033°!" the Brits“ sail
brief moment Ibelore it
of similar measures- to prohibit the iin- 03“ ””1: 3‘3 a glimpse 03 the 3931” and
1‘iiuber by which such nameless units
of a modern navy are designated. it
position of war prit (11 "
We ncctl not lnlllfilllt til it there is
a vast in this countri to was 1‘43. And as tor IllL‘ crew—who
1. . . . (-
make millions 1y ldlSlllL’ the price of
conspirtit-i” .
ares? it was superb marksmanship.
IEIGHT HOURS AND AGRICULTURE
it is doubtless highly desirable that
protisions. A low t1‘1ntieiitlitd monopo
isis may possibly :1t1 sthcming to ex-
ploit the tuition The meal packers nre“
open to “110:1!le human
gamblers and told storage speculators tl out eight hours.
1uud the being should wort. more
suspicion;
It the curse ot
in quite its bad condition as we are
. . .‘. . new
. Al in can le reduced to seven hours, . I lure, regular slccies, all .
“lieneter struple to prey on the 119- I 1‘dI 1 . . litre . . . . new models value $1.50 chic little white “.5!th In“. 15¢ per pair—
cossltlcs ol‘ the poor. iii-t1. at their old or six. or five, till the butter. llieie lint. 11111110101 the cause. lot 1110 tor each ' ' . trimmings and sen coloring BARGAIN TABLE Sale Price 9¢
tricks But in 0mm” the situation refurp plenty 01‘ “a” ‘0 ”SI. the surplus the suite ot the work people uskwl‘our . . 1. . girdles and buildings. In fact .
3 F . . readers to buy a next hat. There is g 5311' I “CC -------- 98¢ 501") iards oi percales, .
quires no explanation of conspiracy iime. looks. liettlthtul sport. soctal such infinite variety in men‘s head- .1 ...—_____.‘—... ti score of uotelh trimmings chambmys. figured lawns WOMENS UNION SUITS
. to make it intelligible. ' idiversions, and ii considerable incan- near nowadays that 9er man ought. 59 SHIRT WAISTs £023”, 0:35;)“ Drltusesuot ”:8 fancy white goods, etc.— Lisle threud low neck and
‘ ' - ' ' et1r1us titties o . , 1. .
The pressure suddenly felt in tlie’urc oi” plain looting enter “110 “115’ to have two or three huts always In st. High and 10“. neck long 1‘1“?” p Sale 1 l‘lc‘c3_ Vds‘. lot 19¢ ifeelIfezsnnlfije [zliixgw’ 133;;
1 l '1 . ' I ' ' . ‘ " —_ W I ' y 0
. living expenses »ol tlit1 frugal and lhoMallcnal scheme oi lil’e. “LEI". 0“ Ill-“Nil“i 1 might KO ll 5‘90 and short shoots. ill‘k’llili‘ em- . . __
needy is the result of niiol‘xauized3 It may also be agreed that when lurther “d 5“" that he W313“ to “I .1 bi'uldercd; all slim} nine. M :SLofNiLai'zHElM :aIthI l’
. . .. ‘ lcttst have its many as his wife. For $2.00 de_ WASH SKIRTS ...1 c rlct ........ 39¢
greed that is 110! contiiicd to the park . one man works for another. it is 111*!“ there is nothing that makes or more a \‘(IIU “if“ $1 49 Another case 01' these iti~
era, the wholesale grocers anti hutch- Inissiblo for the employee to insist. man's appearance “9 much as the but ‘ ‘ ' ““118 0f 8V“) desirable pious Blankets. lull. big size. WOMEN'S SILK GLOVES I
era. or even the rot tailors. it is it mean 3 that the employer shall not make him he wears. . . 3 . CORSET COGERS :25; “gtfrfii itllithjeat‘tjh" in blue, tan. gray and white—- 2 Clasps. double tip lingers; 9!
, 1 . e e 1 . s. . i , . .. .. — .. .
unpatrlotlc selfishness which a sudden Iwork so many home or the day thati . Yours; &c;l’0ll.\'8'i‘0.\'. 1 Good material, high and all manufacturer's samples; “It 113“ III)” .lmgl 98 3:1”:‘30’51 ‘41“91 0'“ P” Q
wave or appielicnslon has spread lie lls no time left for recreation and il’residcnt or the ling-lb Felt Hut \iun- low neck “it“ ”on! gust-Id. ifo ”I,” nuke; value. SLIM to .. , . 531“ price 29¢ "
. through all (lanes of 5001911 More snipiiiiproveinent. “WWW“:- Federation. 1 derIi trimmed “m“- be $3.00 each— lle/zc SHEETING " """ a;
» » .. . (*li‘L- - ‘ ‘. ‘ ..
I little and there a little, larmers and? But the working people of (‘nlitor-‘ If this appeal smwgdfi it will open \I "I I'll 21¢ bale l‘ritp ........ 98¢ ill-Inch Lockwood brown ROLL COLLARS ii
“ '3 I 3 'L' """ ”-— ‘ . . _ . . .
gardeners and ranthtrs dild pouimI Ima sepm disposed to earn this prin- a new field for retuil udtertlseis For ‘ 5 ‘ ASH IRTS Shcttings - r- , Made 01 line organie mom ‘I
.- 11 . ..- W R; 1 "'n .‘ ..1- 111. .-._.
miners and jobht-rs and wholesalers Itiple pretty far. in an ellort to stile-19"“ml’3‘ 30“” 5" (0 “ 0““ ”“53' SIS. . lIt lrlu. . .. . . .. 414;? edcc, value. -.1t (dLIl ,.
_ l . ti . r eel ness in 'l“!owii —Sce1 our under tea CORSET ICDVERS Made of English ratlne. . Sale Price .. 19¢ [I
and commission men and retailers and guard their O\\il rigits, 1e) a c s 1 family before going elsewhflefl—dt Mutio or uainsoolt, lurgevn- deep Russian tunic-s, trimmed 15c WHITE OUTING "
their dollar or nickel or penny of pro-I drastic that it may cripple ,Calilornln' ' --
evidential profit, or holding their goods 'Ilndttstrles and possible react to their 1 18!“ FRENCH TEMPS
[or a. speculative rise. or busing inIhtvn disadvantage, .
needless quantity to anticipate an an 3 The proposed law, to be voted on in!
Vance in wires. ' In referendum this fall, would make? .
. The trouble with the country at this Ellie elglit- hour provision unlv ersal and: i.O\'DO.\', Au" 9: H a. in.-—-The
moment is not. scarcity. but the. ironclad The only exceptions to its ’Illjfllls correspondent or the Exchange
’Wless tear of scarcity. We are :operalion are cases of “extraordinary;II(:3:r:tl:I3:e:I:’:tmI::u:-I:195:31:11: it“:
Wiring ourselves in the midst of emergency caused by fire, flood. orftcr of War at the French capital 3‘1
1, because we have Iall yieldedIdanger to life or property." There ares midnight. Referring to the light on?
hg first flurry 6i ecdnomic disturb. penalties of fine and imprisonment for? the ridge of the. Voagea Mountains. he
'economis violation Overtime work is absolute- 315“" ”The French troops held their
. , lv prohibited even for tarmlng. fruit‘ positions on the mountains for live
. .. +‘ , 1 .. . ~ . din-s despite vigorous attacks of that
This well eno h tor the federal gov. I gathering and domestic service. Germans, who were superior in “ml“;
White start inquiries, and tori The exigencies of the harvest SBE‘Iber. At one Mt
_Iw ork Chicago and other cities son have often been made an excuse
is the processor which make for unneCessarlly long hours and ex-
titties» of food staples. Powerful ln- hausting toll on the part. of farm attach and were obliged to lay dovtn‘
is that 9.35qu to control mark- hands and fruit pickers. But under1m8h. arms. The entire division 3m”.
Mi themselves be controlsd. existing agricultural conditions it. is
his: as important lo the need at diflicult to see how occasibnniIIoveF
‘siiaratlon of calmness, sanity and time can 1.119 avoided. Maybe the pen-g
thin to the buying public. pistol California cm'be‘persit‘aded to
hig to the corner grocery and enact a. law ordering Providence to
:ln 3 big stock ol- provision stop ripening the grain and fruit itiiI
h fear of a jump in prices ls atonce.
filliestway in the world to ‘make
“jump. And likewise the most
method of holding: prices down
‘ their noun-m ieVel is to: consumers
my, ass. rather than more. at the"
kin of a' general advance, and.
to buy products for which
ask a. price obviously was
1 consumers are all reaching out, for hip to enact an eight-hour law comm“ work. I
1
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l
no in disregard of1 real
some formations of reserves. but that
latter were unable to resist the French
valley oi! the Bruciie."
LONDON. Aux. 14.—-The German
the lighting qualities of the Belgians
and «paid a terrible‘ penalty for their
da‘rin‘g, in the opinion of Victor H.
Din-as. American Vice-Consul aIt
‘ Liege, Ian quoted by. the Brussels co:—
M—
respondent of the Times. ,
BASEBALL FOR CRIMINALs I.
Pontilogislas have never given moat
thought to linseball as a reformat'iiq days Of the siege, which he describes.
agency. But the Ohio penitentiary;
seems to have proved; its eflescy inf
that direction. The prison has a
i‘dttiing good amateur team-so good
. ., I , that it has played if professional:
‘ 2 mix to the Mm the: lesson team without humiliation.
‘ and even to ute- iwiittiem'er. Tile penitentiary reputation has on
3 ‘ 3 ' 3 " I Ibusob‘ail layer. And the men don’III ‘ 3'
get all their enjoyment by proxy; .
:either. Inner the manner or the can! 1
General von
and then attacked in the rear tromthc
fortsond on their front with infantry;
He estimated the German curiosities u
tram live to mantel. '1: great so thud
“enamel." ms
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING sen'rmsL ‘
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, .914
‘ at a aria/av a/ar JIM-Zn, -I
x:\.\“\.\u\‘.unu -‘101.x- Z.
' " The Great
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outlook on lite. or possi-_1
‘or lite act as loremeu and,
their .
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\lllit‘h attuillpllsllt‘s more‘
PHONE CALLS. .....- .. . . 1
,I-Ijn'n 1.1!- ’- l‘. l .1 a .<
‘\“\-~‘~‘\ 0‘ “\"~‘\-\‘\-\-'1 .
Ias you have ., .
industry
\
has there 1
I hut manufacturing countries. are both ‘
HELD POSITIBIIBI '
..., the .. Germans
brought. beside their weakened troops, I '
rendered: The French troops hold “1833
The correspondent says that Mr. 1211- 3 .
res was an eyewitness oi the than“ 1
The Belgians permitted on mean oz .
to actually puss, ’ i
the forts in their march on the am
1-5:-
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-‘Q‘K -R ‘ . . {‘ix‘h— \“
army investing Liege; underestimated
outta «cream ‘1‘
arg’etin
Final Clean-Up Sale
Positiuely the Biggest Revolution
“No goods carried Over from one season to another,”
store.
Tornado
in Prices.
This is NO'Time to Hedge or Hesitate.
AIM FOR A RECORD BREAKING DAY TOMORROW.
Keen shoppers will find this a most Opportune time in which to buy high- -firadc merchandise at tremendously low prices.
Money- -saving here tomoriow is limited only by your purchases.
WWW
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LINEN COATS
Balmacaan styles, storm
collar. belted back, trimmed
with buttons; value. $6.95
each——
Sale I’l‘lt‘t’ ...... 33,49
SHIRT WAISTS
Mode of lawn rind voile.
short sleeves and yoke beck;
others with embroidery'cpl-
ricty of styles. beautifully
trimmed \\ itli embroidery and
SUMMER DRESSES
Made of striped and flow-
ered voiles, crepes and the
popular block and white
striped materials- . all the iti-
test models; values up to
Show—
. ale Pi‘itt cacli $2 98
SUMMER DRESSES
The styles include all the
length tunic models,
with large pearl buttons; val-
ue, 83.50 each-
19c PILLOW CASES
1,000 Pillow Cases,
hem. hemstitched and
loped ; all made the wrong
“av of the muslin; 45 x35 111——
Sale Price .123‘ 2¢
85c SHEETS
.500 scalloped hemstitched
and plain hem Sheets, 80x
90..
Sale Price ..... ... 69¢
plain
scal-
' FLAN NIL
, A Big Bargain: '3 Full yard
is something more than our motto—ii is the immutable law in this
So down go the prices to the point where camplete clearance MUST result—and ruult QUICKLY.
A BARGARN FEAST THAT HAS NO EQUAL CASTING ASIDE ALL THOUGHTS OF PROFITS IN OUR
WOMEN’S SILK LISLE
HOSE
All colors, 4-thread heels
and toes. garter tops; value,
291: per pair——
Sale Price .... . . . . 21c
WOMEN'S HEAVY
COTTON HOSE
Fast black, double
and toes; value.
heels
121,120 and
SILK JAPANESE FANS
lace; value. We to The each—I Sale Price ‘ $1 49 1 wide, soft and neecy— ioAssorted Patterns; value.
. . ... . . . . . . , ‘ . . _
bulc l‘rlCc . ...... 46¢ bull: 15“ch I)“. yd. 10¢ ‘L eucliII .
w PETTICOATS m— balc PHLC . ,,,,,,,, 5c
GOWNS
Flue Oriental designs, ex.
tn quality; $15.00
each—-
.Sztle Psicc . . . . ..
value, .
$9.98
336x72 MATTING RUGS
”Large assortment of fig-
ures; value. 69c each——
Sale Price . . . . .. 3941}
‘m
I36~INGH alumnus. '
White and colored' grounds;
.mlue. 12%0 per yard-
Sale PFICe ........ 9¢
asm. swms curt-mm ‘1‘
muscm
. ”Variety d1 lightest
100 per yard-
Sale Price 7/2¢
M
inuncn soxss
I‘Bue‘s. thoroughly water-
. 1111002. the best pocketluncn
'box tilde-t mite. 25¢ each-
_~.§NRIP§9$ . .... . 15¢
Pretty ..new designs“ 'on "
value. . ‘
‘ The Gilmnn Folding Lunch.
Oi tine muslin, wide tiouitce -
rent—
53193' Price
i
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
01 31113111111118.
11nd percaies; all this sew
son styles: balance at our
7321. and $1. 00 Dresses-
IFOOT ‘ru es
Solid steel. gray enameled;
value, 502 “Eh-z. ' 1 .
‘Sale Price ........ 25¢
. $1.25 and $1.50 j
chambrars »
Sale Price ...:‘II... 37¢!| 3
WOMENLS
HANDKERCHIEFS
WIDE ROMAN GIRDLES
Sale Price ..... . . . 17¢
DR. LYONS' TOOTI'I
POWDER
Value, 250-—
Salc Price . .
..... . 17¢
NO. 8 WASH BOILERS
Heavy tln' sides. copper
bottom; value.'$2.00 etch-
Sale Price 31-59
RUFFLING V .
Dainty floral eflycts; volue,
260 yard—-
. '0
Sale Price
16¢ ‘
i or line muslin 11nd mun. ot lace edge and insertion Hemstltclied; value. So to Large assortment of Mt-
; sooIk. 31:31:30‘2 51,1:sz elabor~- :3): Elfriizdegimgii 127:: 7c men... terns; value. 5.90 each-—
‘I‘ ate y tr me w H ace em- . . t ,1‘. 1. ., ‘-. S )r' . .. .
‘I broltiery and ribbon; value. $1.50 and :230 ench— malt [TILL . . , . . . . . . 3" ale 1. KC . . . . . w“
.. 81.00 to $1.50 each~ Sale Pl'lCc . , , , . , , _ 98¢ WOODBURY'S FACIAL COLLAR SUPPORTERS
9 Sale Price ..... 79¢ SOAP . .
'5 “ EXTRA SIZEIPETTICOATS . Best for skin. scalp and 5231!: (3133ch flagsgfg't
3 ' .91112 BRUSSELS noes “We 0‘ WM fume .‘and complexion; value, 25¢ a _.
, scalloped edge, non-transpa- cake—
25c SCARFS, sHAMS AND
TRAY CLOTHS
Plain linen, hemstitclied‘
Sale Price, each . 121/“?
39c FRENCH VOILE
46 inches wide, pure white,
for waists. curtains and
dresses—
Sale Price, per yd, 19¢.
11.25 35b spasms
100 full size grochet Bed
Spreads—
Sale Price, each 79¢- 3
i125 LINEN TABLE
GLOTH S
Bum-in. all-linen.
stitched—-
Sale Price, each 79¢
hen-
GALVANIZED IRON ’
WASH TUBS
Loin size. extra. heavy, lit-
Imeni; value. 73¢ each-
Sale Price ........ 55¢
tel with wringer attach- 1
r EWBWWWS
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The Ilmotilit of Inflerlng on b!“
,‘ ' e- owlns to sit inability to «at nits: quiet... of tin wow Bei- heI
Wmmmm marrow." »
‘3 3/ tall: «om an. 14.9
9:15! a. 13,—;
mwmmmmmmm. thermal: Museum.
listens-t mad-marker
1mm mm of an “a.“ cunt
meanness mum who,
grommet-mm to eta m mainstream-um . .
Mme-.mmnom 51:13:} may. it. resins-om
‘ sumo-gm.“ patchtotheCeninlNr ‘ ..
mic-n
NEW HAVEN.
Oil,
alvsfi scio mt moron OIL.
A113. 14 .---Ooroner
Mix begun today an inundation into
the death of John‘Xiléy. ma four-
tau min-n. m m at 1.. imi not.
pltel Wedmdia um. d. u...‘
sult.‘ it is saucer W than an
acid.“ drink h M" til cantor
TO‘
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Norwalk Chronicler