'mn SIX THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
lcould do worse than lisit this mnd'lI III ”V “UHF-f" “Mimi“ “a” "H
:m SOUTH NORWALK'» 1. ltll..u:t i‘l'tlssld. it ha> a popula-
1. of about 75,011“ 'l'r-Iups mar-1'11
FRIDAY, AUG. 2.8, 1914
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Last Saturday of Our
F. 8. LYON.
Acting Secretary.
'Xorthweh still smoke a little occa-HML 11. 11mm “f ,1“ “mm 11111111
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7'99. Mlin direct Tuesday evening, canoes in the Aleutian islands. and ill ' \"'T'(.".. f'..""', .","' " "'m' 1 ' .
-m h 1 1914 1 'Cl ck All 11111111.l~,1 \1.1_ 1. L\l..1.~.t.1llt. ,
mm er ' ' a 8 ° .° ' llau'nii Kilauea and Manna Lon are' H1~~1l1.'1‘l11- 1111111111 ..1' 17.111,,,,‘
flute:- Masons are cordially and 1 .~ . . j 3 ..t 1-. . , -
In! It . . Viola—spouters that (an hold their own “““‘ "1 ““‘ 1‘ ”M“ "f “"11“:
cm: y mvnted, . I11111m1':1'.m raillnuds i: has 111.1n' ;'
D. B. BEACH. W. fol-"‘1'“ any in “‘8 w.0rld Elen Mouallhrlum'iea and disilll cries. l' i: 1'1—1 5
fine“: 'llood and. Mount Rank-r, in our own:'l‘“ r‘“ l“ “Wt“ “1111911111111 “'1' ' L t S tu d for u Cl
lIvl‘llil'll of tllI. tiny of lllt‘ Asmunp-1 as a r a' mmer earanceo
;
Those who have not Bought. and Those who have not Bought
Enough, are reminded that
Tomorrow will be the Last Saturday, and the Last
Day, but One“
" iVENING SENTINEL TELE "9w cause '0' 11.1.1.
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PHONE CALLS lcrtlpte in 1843 and Tres Virgines. in|
pro—News Department.
93-3—Business Department.
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lsoutlleru t‘alit‘orllia, in 1557,\1lllth
l0
Jam, but common gentle.
man wants to “unto his time arguing
".fll". No business man wants to run
7 Hi0 risk of antagonizing friends and
"litter harbor full of floating bombs.
‘_ There might be a considerable sav
'Ins ill time, good name and business
deny it a similar notice were Woost-
q! generally around Norwulk
NATIONAL SELF-SUFFICIENCY.
Whitman, pointed out that one of ill?
Idaho! the American people realize the
”in! of eheir natural resources.
(No sooner had we discovered, with
of the world in its food supply
, Hon. Our steel mills were threat-.
by a lack of term-manganese, of
our supply has conic chiefly from
'slik mdustry, then. found itself
' "'inlpo‘rted. In many other loans;
'5“ thorn were similar experiences.
' early all these cases it is possi-
' to upply the needed material here;
“Enteritis. if an effort is made. .No
nation has natural resources.
' "and otherwise, of such wide
and great extent. Our manu-
“ ‘ too, are' the most. resource-
; world. and can make nearly
hooded by the public or by
talus. it they once turn
throwing our commerce
- put of gear, rm canto
' din-selves, semantically indo-
level-"again 11111511111.“ be
.1111. Wu have it in our
Secretary bane, of the interior De-'
k. the unsuspected interdependvl
re came a more surprising “9'1
y the lack 0f cert'alll d'yes, like-,1
me the most unnum-
thlung 0”! all, 1111. hi)-
' (out scout-om ton
. (‘ov. llalduin predicts his claim to
N° business the Connecticut senatorship largely on““““l"’“‘ mm“-
his knowledge of international law."
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.fiO infinitely debatable points "1' the “1th a“ due respect to the orudltion' the most populous city of continental ‘ "‘3 BuLLETlll'sl
of the governor, it might be pointed
out that just at the present moment
this special qualification of his is
1bcell no painstakingly storing his mind
during a long life seems to be in 1110' The ire-11y of \chtllll: 111:1 tinned 11w ,0" ”“915“,.
'cess of revision by a strenuous coll
vcntlon held along the valleys of the
Mouse and the “cache.
lllllnbols of dclolmtea actively enraged
iin ripping mm always tenuous gub— llvl: an to grow again, but was almost fortlliallilll” ill “‘1, llOllr~
lstance into many and minute frag-l
'ments.—l\'ew London Day.
1 *— .—
'for congressman from the Fourth dis-‘
'trict, Ebenezer 1.11111 states clearly
land' forcibly the two main issue of the
fall campaign These issues. accord-
ing to Mr Hill, are. first, the giving
every man a fair chance to earn a liv~
lug, and. second the actual represent-
1ing by senators and members of Con-
l gross of the interests of the communi-
ties which send them to Washington,
instead of following blindly the man-
’ dates of the. White House group. Con-
necticut. in common with every indus-
4 trial district of the country, is able tul-
1y to appreciate the vital importance
,of these two issues. .Tarii! tinkering
'and meddling with the fabric of trade
and industry have failed to produce
any advantages which can counteract
Ithe resulting hardships. The great
manufacturing and trading centers or
«he East and Middle West cannot at.
ford to sit idly by while White House
dictatorship forces through measure!
in which their interests are 111111111111.
noted to tho supposed interests and
strongholds or the South and Soot!»
west. The evént that will do most to
ad industrial revival will be the aloo-
ltionnf a Ropubhoul House a! 'Itopro-
aenta‘tlves in November.—-Brtdso‘pofl
Stoddard.
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11. was, 151111 ' 3.1.1.115 his" not.»
eglc poof 111111 111.11 oned ‘ll ‘
- Wimpy
“I
"003 by embarking l“ a discussion 1something or 11 discount. The internm.
M is loaded with dynamite With the tlonul law with which the governor has ,5" 1:21:11. 110 ,,
actual plaudits: of the Democratic
bring about the noeded and long-delay:
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1.1m flamingos our lama-1m,
,nlld deep SlIlll-ldo ll\‘-'11 Rives it 1111
its population is 11L
‘mosl Ellt'll'tl) llcnllsll.
loror CilarlcsV it is said to llm'o boon
Europa At the middle of the six-
tct'lltll century it had :1 population (>3-
timntcd at i“.'1,00il. The great {atila
held lllt~ll attracted the merchants of:
1tho clllllzed world Illder the Span-
dccllncd and ill 20
mars. fell ,to a population of 5.51100
..olm: vessels and it
French.
.‘c-hlldc to F0“
111'. 1.: not loom-mt] until the
did so in 1794.
with "“39 1.. rovill‘ry lllt“l'll), but it u. 111 au1.10lllt't’ 10\\ll
rcI'ndlltll to tho T-‘llullsll in hit. lt‘
'llllnde in tho rnllitnrl operations of
1330 and therenttsr \‘qtherlallds re-
tnlned the right to IPV)‘ navigation
dill-s on tho Scht'ldo. which
'mom of about 10.00000 Tilt t-ti)
land rll'er arc 111141111911 by a number
lof advanced fortresses and by 111m-
fparts eight miles long. Part of the
environs can be placed under water.
The fprtiflcatlons were built to serve
as the rnllytnn ground for the Bol-
gian army in case it was ol'el‘pmvcr-
ed in the field by ‘11 superior force.
Nancy (Nuns-leey—Jl‘ho capital of
)luc-rthe—ct-dlosclle. France, on till
main line of railroad llctWocn Paris
and Strlassl ulg Its population is giv-
en as 100 000. it is about ten mllos
from the Gollllan fronticr 18 miles
ms: of the stronghold of Toni. and
35 miles west of llOltll of Eplnttl
Cllarles‘the Bold perished at its gains.
The city becnmo French ill 1760, was
occupied by the allies in 11111 and
1815, and put to mnsom by tile Prus-
sians in 187 0, _which was paid by
France l
Strassburg‘Capltal of Alsace-Lor-
raine, Germany. tt'i'o mile's west of
the Rhine. on thorlver Ill,‘ which di-
vides here in (Iva branches. It is 28
miles from the French frontier, and
is one of the strongest tot-trans of
the German“ empire. 1111111111; a circle
of 14 torts “The university of Strand-
burg was retoundad as the Emperor
William's university in 1872, and-its
library 1111's ‘ salmon vohmles: ' 'I‘ho oo-
palatial! ls upward of 150, 000.
burg held out against the German:
for six Weeks (hiring the Franco-
Prosoinn war, finally surrendering
dept. 27,1870. 1 " .
, wlena'ut tneehott‘3.)—-Talten' Hy Eula
'_ wally in 1‘66 and all radio Wisdom-s
Shot or caused to be drowned by
m to. m h «are rim
"tram the 1am. till- Belgian city has
had an eventful career: Innis KW
channel it hl,.-1‘8:78 and the French
held it 1011‘ 31) you: In 111111-11...
.. Dutch built th'o ole-1.1191 whoa: ll- 111111
wt!
' this light; 11! on pimp. 111.11.111.11.
.dtlro‘alltled loll“: are. Dinah: is g»
“vow; cut-amu- resort or filo‘ {Betta
. _, fins. It to about 15 mlleo duo ooutl
MNanlur. ‘ '
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don. .' and,
on- a
[rider Enlp. -‘ --
Napoleon llillltIlluuli .
. laid ll,
ill his letter announcing his candi- llcaw hand on Antump mm 1111:., .i" tucntl' ”“165
Ml benefits of the war will be to. dacy for the Republican nomination when it was commuted hi the pal-1b“ n, .111
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l1e.’i‘l1c 111'111ufllttul'1 1t railuuy o o
. huge crater. . h “G Ed H M h d. C .
mm“... 1.. 0...... .0111... 1 11- 11111.1 111 on w 1ch llt ge . etc all 150 all be bought at August Sale Prices. 1.
‘Hcro lo a notice thal is being posted1, W ‘1 " jut imp“ll‘3l‘l'":lu";';' “ RT“ l ,-.
' ' . V‘ 4 ll!“ '1'l5lll)' ') I ll‘ (‘ UHF U I t I . ‘ '
[kl-Jay business olilces in New York“ WITH OTHER EDITORS‘ l"ruIlc1.1-l‘l'11s.~'lul1 iron and lliotlsundful we Mention a Few Items (July 9‘
City: , Four or Congressmon Mullah St’t‘lllflgtlf :lm Fri-11111 inhabitants roturut-d : ‘ . 9!
. . to have entered tllc oiiice of the llal't- 'l” V'Wm‘h II‘II'IIHrl'. The population 1 n
In compliance With the express- ! 7 A
. ford Time G B ‘ {is :1, llrtlxllllillt‘ -|_\' .lIIIl_1llul,
ed and publlsllcd (lt‘Sll‘e of our led for m: l‘ hind q‘:$:;us‘;l::t:’°$:t1 “m,“ 11- ..1 n-~.\ mv ”f about w 11111) , 75C NIGHT GOWNS .. . . .................. . . ..... 39¢ 25c WOMEN'S STOCKINGS . . . . . . . . . . .. ........ 19¢ !.
president. that we endeavor to 1evening in “‘0 doumw‘aded Editor, .1. ,,.,,.,.,_,,, “1.1.11 mum, m m, R,,_; $1.00 SHIRT WAISTS ..................... 69¢ $1.15 LONG CLOTH __________ .. 79¢ piece 9.3
‘ minwm an attitude (If neutrality . 1'1'111rmlii1m and in tlll. 'l‘llltnl} \l‘lll‘s' ', 10C AND 12 1- -2C LAWNS AND ORGANDIES 5¢ yard WASH ,‘
' toward the existing situation in mm‘ 1' '00)“ as it “1" “m“ regards \\ 11~ t is lilriit'll’ “12:13.11 111 loxtilr' l $ TABLE LINEN 25c GOODS ' " """" """ ' 83"“? i
1 Europe even ill our ordinary daily lllle “”8 “5 lllgcnt and ill need 01 llard' ilniilsilius. 11nd lint-l. mzllly othcr munll— l LOO ‘ ' ‘ V’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' """ 69¢ ‘ 3rd I ‘
' intercourse we mm“, persons lwork. Therefore is has put its siloulgfumurlu: .I111p1111r1m1s sort: 1...- 1111.} 10s HUCK TO‘WELS ........ . ........... .5¢ vacll 9]
calling at this office that wc will lder valiantly to tho “'llt'L‘l 0" "'0 jug-1 """'mr: "'11'"""""' "'l'""""""‘" C'gam Ia 1'“ BROWN SHEETING ' - 7"“? 23.
' . . 'L . , .. lgernnut that is to run over the New "WM" ”1"" "W “M " 111.15. ' L ‘ .
not discuss thls subltct \llth them. 'llondon congressman. “ill lialmll 8:1' Anmerpr on). M. “”3““! n,_ , $2.00 SEPARATE SKIRTS . . . ............... . . . . 79¢ L
1 V“ "‘50“? ‘° 1’" "mermans' m '0“, of the M. 1» w i, ,0 the 1 m 1,..1111111 a. 11. 1..-111.111.:11 rmnm' soc BUNGALOW APRONS ......... 39¢ a!
'tllo enjoyment of the blessings of 1 1. 5 ° . a r “3’5 1511011gi1o1d. Al1h..111.1. 1.11 11111011 (rum l c PILLOW CASES 12, , 1 “
Del-0° and liberty. illnllt.——llarti‘ord (.ourunt. 1,,,,. m, 11 h. ...,“ um. “f 11“. “mu.“ 1 9 _ ' ' ' ' - - '.'¢ ------------ J"! “W l
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Thin is evidence not only of palt‘lOi'; 11.-0111111115 " ' "'0'" "a" ' "" 1.11-1.11 .':':T=,":l:.':f:.':i3.39233“
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:LAST SESfiION OF' CHILDREN'S .
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: L()\'I“)N‘ "Hi" 2R 4 a m‘__‘Cl'Illdron Will 8. GIVE" A Treat On .
leicgraphing from (blend the: Saturday, Septembor {1111. 1 .
0'
' 1. F . ' _ ' it: enemy across tll '
lournrll. llelgllllll, Week Saturday the children who have “m ( rn C e Semors and the Meuse.
'took the burnolnastcr and 1101111 at the Market so l‘allhl’ully m \I "3 m“ ”“11 Prince is adrnncitm to“ 11rd tllc
tl'llceltcncd to kill him null tho to hate a special treat. Pictures 01 01151. and the cmun prince of Bavaria repulsed an attack
niln tall». ll 8...;1'101100 this interesting market halo been tali- {mm I\unc} and ”W south .. .
dClllallilCll trolu tllc lU\\ll 11:15 not on by several different parties and UcllL'lal \'0n Hccl'lllgqn Continues the pursuit south—
“to postcards made and these will be Will'tl through the Vosges. '
fillllallllfllllli ucrt able to Mll‘t‘ tllt shown tomorrow. .llrs. lrl'lng Hall and low 1,; ti (1' "“ ‘
lift of th c lllllgulllmt 1'. Miss Marion Church, two of the Gun (1 A '5 an llisions attacklng Tuesday and \\ 9d‘
“\‘11 Human fill‘t‘t‘N’ arr \\llll- dull visitors will be on hand tomor- ms "-‘ “'0'“ Ant“ch hate be" repulsed losnlg guns and
of (.lalcllil. 'l‘ilc wit to answer questions and to help many 1)l‘lo‘0.llCl‘S..llle Belgian population generally par-
fortcs appear to bc Miss Pryor the manager. The Garden ticipatcd ill the lighting, necessitating severe repressne
I‘precsing‘ forward all along the Contest Committee as far as possible measures. _‘
lrench frontier I llotit'cd allhave been to the market each week. The cor s of th 1 't . . g l . 5‘ ‘I
the llamcs of toll'lls had llkk‘ll ol.1-‘ Next week Saturday the children . l p , c. a’ “50““ "“0 been called 0‘";
litcratcd from "the sin’npnsts ,wbo hay won prizes or Honorable to gnarl C0111“‘““‘°“”““§~ m... -.....
“While I u as in Courilai four, Mention are to be treated to 'an otter- _ 1 . .
Grman officéra rode into tllc'uoon at Rolon Point. There are six- 1 .'
L' a L' . "' ' -—- "
toull, which was cntircl) unpro- ty'-fi\o out of a total of something '1" 0.\ D'UN‘ Aug. 28’ 4'90. d' m' A dispatch to the
tcctell. llzlltctl at the Hutcl do over one hundred and fifty Mr Xe- mics trom Boulognc 5335 11 19 3550““ that German
Loxltlrcs and asked if any Gcr- “113 Bailey of gown palm had heard troops, presumably cavalry, broke through the French
luau u'ogllndgg mcnlur 11. #1111913. of tin:t 9.1110380: lhetc'lllc Lsagueiand lines near Arras, in the province of Pas dc Calais. The
vcrc 111 to “n my rcc'cixc aligns e to o e ‘olnm on French movud 111 with ra ldit' - -. . . ,
Ill llcgatile reply and wont .111 a\ and it seemed a deligllttul may of the situation well in ha dp 3' 1t ‘3 declartd, and hale
l 1111‘ Gcrlllalls first illforlllcd tllc ending the summers W-Ol‘k Cards 3’0 ,. ' '. n ' . .
llotcl proprietors that film, had to be sent to each successful com . the dispatch says that the allied troops are being
been entirely successful against petitor announcing the hour at which sw1fily arranged to deal with any further attempt to break
the allied forces at \lnns and to come to the \‘orwalll Library from ‘ through the line between Dunkirk and Lille.
Charlcrio and had killed 10.000 which place the start is to be mild.
Pl‘rit Upon reaching Eaton, the children
“I hear ill reliable quarters will assemble in the 11111111011111 and LONDON, Aug 28, 4:30 a. m-—-'A dispatch to the
that sevterl" 131101131111”? Colman thug:e “01113:: :31)- “13"?1311'32'5' Express from Lille announces that the advance guald of
loops 3 a 10“? 111 VI 185105 “631' 0"“ m9 ’ ' Germans 15 now at Panto-Marc and March'
Courtrai have been recalled to Miss Brendiinser. prealdont Of “19 ”This re resents” sa 3 the (Lu 'ele'ms' 1.
Cllarlerio by aeroplane 1111's<agcs.1888u6 presenting the nil-'85 and ms“ ' . ., p . ' y . ‘ e con-aspen ent in us
it seems that the Germans ‘arélmfl,’ chairman of the committee dispatch, a slight further advance movement from Gy—
hard pressed there announcing the decision of the ' solng, where they were reported on Monday.
”The Ostelld newspapers state Judges A 1an11039 of Storm'“Tl1cre “was heavy fighting at Murchiennes Thursday
that in a battle between 25.,000 'Axricultuml 00110819. W110 11“ 3““ morning. when the Germans broke through the French
French troops and 10,900 German' IS 8199“ “m” “mm he New“ " lines The allies ac uit themselves well however and
troops four miles from Tournai, but will come later to talk to the . _ ' . , _q . ’ ’
the Germans lost 300 men. children about “other season The succeeded to pushing the German advance troops‘back on
FOLKESTOVE “a London. ngneral public is very cordially invit- their main body. The German advance forces were alsa
AUH- 1’8 4 ‘03 a. m.——A number 911 to be present at the presentation repulsed at Portia-Marco
Of Belgian wounded from Nanutr °t 91'1”“ ".1" t“ children d° make 3" “There was also fighting at Tournai, where the Ger- .
have am?“ here, but it ‘5 diff“ most interesting assembly. or course mans have occupied Valencicn’n but the British are re- I
cult to get any connected ac- the children will be transported at ' } es, ,
want of the fight there They thé‘ use“! of the leafletand cards ' ported to have driven ba'ck the'enemy near Mons. ,
stat that the Germans bombard- will be tuned to such successful "There is nothinth indicate that tip; allies’ line
id 'tillually from Friday till child. but “19 “MW!!- not ““110” from Mons to Condo has becn seriously turned. ,1 j .
S“ “Y: 13‘“ thqy believe it “’35 ‘1‘ “French indutrial centres, such as Roubanc and‘ o.
long range of » W' '
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Turcoign, are frequently visited byfidrnla-n cavalry and
are occupied and evacuated every day.” . . 1 1 .
LONDON. Aug.'28,_.12:36 p. m.-—A Central. News '
dispatch from: Brindisl, Italy, says that a British dostroy-
er sank an Austrian. destroyer off Corfu otter a ten min- 1
ates 531“- . W... 13'.
LONDON, ding 28, 79:40 a. m.-‘-Refugces 'w‘llo attic
, ed in London my front Flushing, include Mr, and Mrs ,
Lorenz, of Brooklyn N112" Mrs. Schott, of“ Gardner, 5
Norwalk Chronicler