Evening sentinel, Monday, August 24, 1914 · page 9

llONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1914

 

THE SOUTH HORIWAILIKI EVENING SENTIAEL

 

 

 

 

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Stern Brothers

43nd and 43rd Streets, W es! of F 1M1 Avenue, New York.

 

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Advance exhibition of our

Imported Autumn Hats

in the new shapes and shades in our
Third Floor French Section, where we
are exhibning tor the first time these
imported models and adaptations, at

$15.00, 25.00 and 35.00

Evelyn Varon Silk Velvet 'lurhan, as
I illustrated, in black and all the new

Ifshades. at

$15.00

 

Mond:1y,'0n the Main Floor, Special Tables,

'Infants’ & Children’s Garments, at 390

1 0MPRlSlNG Dresses oi Nuinsook and Crossbar Dimity;

sizes 6 months to 2,4 years. Fr eneh Waist D1 ease of La“ :1,
Rompers of Seersu kil‘ Crossbar Muslin,(‘.nmnb1uy. sures 1/1 to
6 years; Night Gowns, Drovers and Skirts oi Nainsook and

Monday, on the Main Floor, Another Special Sale of

Imported Dress Goods and Coatings, at 95c yd.

Regular wine-$1.50 to 3.50 a yard

OVELTIES and plain Weaves in silk and wool and all wool
, Failles, Cheviots, Hopsacking, Piaids and Mixed
Tailor Sailings in :1 large assortment of Fall colors and black; also

“so... Suit and Dress Lengths. 45c and 75C 1111

Regular Value $1.% to 2.50 a yard

0f Silk and wool Crepes and all wool Poplins, Arniures,
Chm-lots, Scrges, Plaids, (lhecks and Fancy Suitings.

 

Monday on the Fourth Floor, an important 'oti'ering of

French Lace Curtains and Panels
$6.75 to 14.50 French Lace Panels, $4.75, 6.25, 8.50

Combinations of Arabian and Marie Antoinette designs.
$14.50 to 35.00 Italian Filet Lace Panels, $9.75 to 22.50
$5.50 to 11.50 French Handmade Lace Curtains
at $3 .90 to $7. 50

ALSi) a general clearance of (‘rcionnes, ( urtain Nets, Utility
Cabinets, Draught Screens and Couch Hammocks at fullv

one-third less than former prices.

 

On the Main Floor, Monday,

$5.50 Basque Waists
at $3.95

(As Illustrated),

01' satin. superior quality. in white,
sizes 31 lo 4i incl)

navy and black;
bust; and in addition.

Lingerie Waists at $1. 85

111111 season '11 models;
Formerly up to $9.95

Monday. on the Second Floor, 11 Clearance of “'omen’s

$4.00 and $5.00 White Shoes at $2.45

NLLUDED are Nu-buck and Canvas Colonial Ties, also white,
canvas button boots with leather Guban heels and waited soles;

sixes incomplete; also

Women’s $4. 00 to 6.00 Low Shoes, at $1. 95

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.- (I ,, . _ in ion a11dBiack Russian Caii‘skiii, Pattnt Leather, Suede and l

At One'Half 11683 “an P‘om’ltfl' Prlces San“; inconmple‘c sizes. lI

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1 J; soj- f ,-:- '7'- r:- rzr “fit . E;- -:- - is $— '.
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the Corps oi Engineers 1}th "Bibi-email; STATE CONVEN. 11 1: proposed to secure 1.000 new A FACT.

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lIlVAISfiINGTON, Aug.22.~—Frlei1dsor

the ltlvm- and Harbor Appropriation

., bill, which has been inwardly. alde-

: ,I tracked in the Senate for anti-tract

.1. , legislation, have agreed to make a su-

* ‘ porhumcn short to pass the bill at this

Jessica of Congress, rather than icsv'o

it to the mercy oi the short session

~which convenes the first Monday in
December.

, contemplate.

ed States Army are hear ly in favor
of thus honoring a. very distinguished
colleague

Th? Congress 11on
heal: the ‘talkiest” Congress in all!
luxury, according to an examination
or the statistics as to the compara-
live volubllity ot the members oi
this and preceding Congresses. The
Congressional Record, up to this
date. contains about H.000 pages

1tor the present section, which be-
lson the ilrst Monday in December.
lThe Ingest Record achieved in a
. singlé session prior to this time Was
‘ in the regular session ot the titty--

ninth Congress. it met in . Decem-
ber. 1889, and continued to the
first of the out October. 304 days.
It tilled 11 Record of 10. 800 pages. it
is generally thought that the preaent
Congress will last at least six or

in session has

eight weeks longer, which will addI

just that much more Ito a Record
that is already perfectly awful to

There used to be a line old in

The supporters oi the bill rcdiixli‘tion that a new senator “should he

that it is going to be 11 herculon

task to keep a quorum of either
Home in Washington utter the 111111-
‘ trust bills are out or the way, but
II they are going to try to puts the
wutoro'ay hill while the contoréncos
no the trust liloaaurcs no being
11911111111 Senate 1111an a. numhcr oi:
radical changes in these measures
since they left the House“ it is
anticipated that these conierences

 

 

 
 

“7;“4fi whence coimon no
beginning to recs alumna train

will continue for It least two weeks. comics

seen but not heard" during the first
Congress, but that has been relegat-
ed to the scrap heap. tor the new
1-11-1111 does as much, and some-
times more. touring than his older,
colleague, which necessarily adds
largely to the sire oi the Record.
dormer motlette save the Record
this session a big boost, when he
had inserted a mass of hatter: .111
other matter not to the Interstate

 
 
 
 

cum
I_ into: ‘ Record cloud

“in, Act: flinch
m can may mo. in the
oil Stout. Int it showed by

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TlON.

To the Democratic Electors or the
Slots of Donnccllcut; ,
Pursuant to u call lsoud by. the

Democratic Suith Central cornmltteom

state convention of tho delegated rop~

incantatim of the Democratic party
trom ouch town wil beheld at the Foot
on High-street. in the

City of Hartford, on Thursday and Fri

doy..8eptembcr 17th and 18111. 1914,

$1- the purpose of nominating a con-

didnto tor United Stucco senator. com
dldltcs for the following stoic oflicos:

Governor, lloutensnt-govcruor,

trollcr, treasurer, secretory of cute

and attorney-general, and to the pur-
pose oi electing In new State Central
committee to represent. the

Senatorial districts, and tor the trans.

action oi any other business proper

to conic bcioro ouch convention.
in accordance with the rules of the
party. the convention will be called to

order on Scpicmber 17111.

(1". o’clock in the evening, for the purpose

‘ot effecting 11 temporary organization.
cm. town shall be entitled on a.

.town to the. as many delegates as it

has representatives in the Logtsluture,

and all towns in which the vote cast

‘ot the last presidential election ex-

coeds 1..000 sheaths entitled to one ‘
additional delegate tor each additional

5$1,361) votes than out. cud also ouch
exceeding donut?-

In accorded“ with the sold this. all

towns entitled to more thin four dole- Isotomoblie

jute; will: the number to which each evening He was driving writh‘ his

locum no a lotions: manic. 6.; ,Idau‘g‘hter in his electric 211111110111 .

ll mum IO‘W 511W 8: only a few blocks from the Mocoll
.; 1M Hui‘tford. 5; mm. d.- um: Hotel. where they no hero. who

lord so; Munch-dict. It; 11111111». ‘10; our ran up on 11111 sidewall: “ll

Imddleioirn. 6; hemlock. 6:411“ 311- into a. tree. in. Donovan was slain):

min. 9 ‘ Nay London. 7; New than. in the left eye and injured on 11111 When he tries to advertise

~' H15 So tell wot-id that s.‘ is who.
Brittle. left melamine-~11» fiddly the notice of

Guard Armory,

F6; W3mold‘.‘
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annotation

with the \vnterwals'
he invited to speak.

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members 111 30 days. All commercial
bodies in the state will be strongly
appealed to or 10- opuutlun, munici-
. pangs. win; no he urea in 111111 the

At who \W‘to call 11 ‘meetlti‘g oi‘
the 113anth 111 New Hmen. 001:
:9 at : p.111. 1'1 which cumin-s"
"11161111 iirmnlneneg and l‘ahilttdrtL
lmnoruent will

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A rel-oiuiion w 1111 1111113011 which 111'.-
secretun was instructed to forward
to the senators and reprenaentatlves
in Congrats from Connecticut
lug upon «them the vital importance
at the passage of the riilnpui hur-
hors bill now pending hellfire Con-
gress. All the present members of the
summation, nearly 100 were appaolm
ed delegates to the Atlantic Deeper
conv
to he held in New York Sept 22 to

- Mon 0! every sort and kind.
And they settle every problem that

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Congressman Escapes smut;
him.“ but Sam; M . 1 .

WASHINGTON. A118. 21 «Rem-em.
totivo Donovan. of Connecticut, nor»
rowb' escaped ‘rcriouc hour! in an
accident here Saturday

Noumea. it in eluted. Hill Donovan dud he seeks to get

The concussion was using“ by By the volume at his clatter.
IM a policeman 11111111: mugw.m§
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you not badly minted. 11111 no hopes
broken or interns! model.

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Winn Imn 111111. «ruins his mom. wan

Press).
i out not I 11::- or soot.
There are and}; problems here
“rail I 'o'oilldri‘t 5,101" correctly 111

What :26?“ 11411: win
I: a not i recognize. ,
. And _it’c.Ioometuing that i do not
try to hide. I _
But in riding to nod fro.
I have noticed as i go
Men engaged in. wordy conflicts,
loud arid 1611‘s;
And a dollar or a dime
i will wager every time

is, 11130118.

011 the trolley car modified

is known. ’ ,
They will quickly put to rout
Every questionable doubt.
And they mock at every answer but
their own.
['11 admit that i don't know _
Half tho things they any are so.

that are strolls;
at l'in sure it'sbsate to iii.
If s wucr yod‘l“ can get

shriek.
When he works with lung and law
dull he tries to mature

 

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what the subject doesn't matter,

 
 
 
 

 

 

the min which

Who makes her way in life by

' The Ted Commandments are her

(Edgar A. Guest. in Detroit Free

.tl'ho follow ,with the loudest voice.

. 11'; net the kind of work the

That I’ve doubts on many questions

That the tulle with the loudest
‘ :-
Yam is‘ w . her spotless holiness.
When a man begins to shout "
And wove his arms about, —R. D. Morgan.

When he voices hll‘ opinions in a. .

Ilia brothers who are 111111! .1111»

It is 111m: cold to wager that he‘s" i"

in;
Women in eliminated with i” deit-
cute iii-mutant on in nine cubes out
dot tut mental concocted moy be 111-.
tributes! to an abnormal condition at
their in

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THE FAIREST AND THE
BRAVEST.

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The fairest and the bravest. in
this busy world of strife

11 not the melee soldier on the
battlefield of life,

But the noble working girl, with
a purpose high as heaven,

the help that God has given.

rules. and they must not be
hmkcn,
For every word in all the ten
Iiniovetohcrwuspoken;
Upon than: cure foundation
stones she's building every
day‘
Her mansion fair, for earth and
sky, that never shall decay.

That high and holy purpose Iprc-
par: for her a place 6

upon some 11on paltfonn with
the noblest of the race;

does-.1101- the fiber of her
dross, ”
But the beauty, of her soul, in

 

 

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' Times at The Ha

All classes in the city are
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THE RACE

 

odden‘t‘hiié to search for
the good points in

Ralston

Thcysundoatinphlo

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‘ . ,
In the olden times our tors.
fathers depended upon very prim»
1111;: means for their household
conveniences; especially in the!
matter of heating.
First the Open fire-places which
warmed one side of a m
white the other side was shim
ing; then wood stoves in one or
two rooms, giving an intermittent .
heat. Later co‘al stoves with t 5
necessity for carrying coal in and:
ashes out replaced the earlier »
methods. ,
Nowadays the whole house i
heated from one point, in the
lar, a STAMFORD FURN
which sends an abunds I ,
fresh warm air to all ports 6“
house. * 7 .,
FOR SKLI II

Horace R. Nash,

Rococo R. Nash. coc. North m
and West Streets.
.— .M

“Ml BULLETIN

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

LONDON, Aug. 21 3:1
«-A telegram from 05:13:
giant, to the Daily Mai
last night, Said the main
the German army aroun
selmi camped for the hi

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

hind been formally occupi
small advance lguard. .
mainder of the troops will
the Belgian capital coda

LONDON, Aug. 21

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

,étélc’ ,
i today, says: ‘ rep
11g tone of £11

 

‘ tions for the (it
. extend over an enormous

 

Q there is no sign of panic or Din

 

‘ ‘Thc gates driven through
walls by I peace-loving Wt:

 

 

" are closed while this work of
' tprcpmtion goes d

 

 

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