PAGE SIX
THE SOUTH NORWALK
; EVENING 'SENTINEL
; ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN. i
E. L, AND A. L. GOLDEN,
napalm-one.
FRIDAY ”5,3131 4, 1914
m
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
Ifigh tide 11 :43 a.m
~ Sun rises 5:24; sets 6:17.
L..—
, MASO-NIC DIRECTORY.
1} stated communication of Old Well
W99, No. 108. F. d A. M., will be
held at it: rooms, Masonic Temple.
8d. Main street Tuesday evening,
BU8|N E88 MAN’S EN DORSEHE‘NT.
To the Editor:
Like every good Republican, I am
desirous of having the Republican
party restored to powor, and it ap-
pears to me that in order to bring this
about we must satisfy the people that
our party is the best servant of the
public. We may do this by nominat-
ing the right sort of men.
We should have a strong state tick-
et from top to bottom. We must yield
to the spirit of the times and name 1
men who mu give the public as elli-
ciont service u we demand in pri-
,vate business. it has been said that
This is ,1 ‘
undoubtedly true, and we should nom- . , 9
member 1,1914. at 8 o'clock. Au lusts the mat who live up to this prin- _,
public omce B a public trust.
Master Masons are cordially and ciplo.
internally invited
I D B. BEACH. W. M
A eat:
. S. LYON.
3. Acting Secretary.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE.
:. 2. PHONE CALLS.
_-z-Ncwsf Department.
-3—Business Department.
is: —Branch Office, Norwalk.
' -—-Editor‘a Residence.
raps-1241i): Editor’ 3 Residence.
Ejrille REPUBLICAN STATE con.
" i- VENTION.
,:
I believe that our present attorney- ~
general. Judge John E. Light, hasperc .
, donned the duties of his office inbolh
the letter and spirit of this principle,
and that he is entitled to a renominal ~.
tuna. '
I take pride in his success, for i
‘ had a considerable share in bringing
‘ahout his nomination, tour years ago.
He did not seek the Wee; the allies
sought him, and every one who knows
anything about it concedes that he has
made for himself an excellent record.
1 am told that he has been sustained '
by. the Supreme Court of Errors in
The Republican State com entlon every case in which one of his depart-
will be fraught with deep interest.
it: mental opinions has been contested,
111.11 be an opportunity tor the party to and this should be the very best test
tube the initial step to return. told! his Judgment and learning nsalaw:
power.
nominations will make for
next November.
We are pleased with
Sentiment throughout thé State for
the renominatlon 01' our fellow tow-us
l
i
l
A good platform and good yer. The cities of attorney-general is ‘
successI too important to the State to bemade ,
“the football of politics," and .1 be-
the strong lieve that the office should be lilled ‘
with as much care as any judgeship.'
When aprudent business man needs
than, 5111188 301111 H. Llsm. tor attor- counsel in his private alien's, hegoes
Rey? general. 1
He has made an 91“ la to the best lawyer he can find. and it. _
ble record during the past term. and is the duty of the Republican party u,
m name will strengthen the ticket. WQWmmthemuf the
{He has the lndorsement of many lead. State.
_ If It falls to do so, it deserves
1&8 bUSanSS men and lawyers through- to be defeated, and probably will be.
dot the State.
yers‘ indorsemeut
Nge- They
attorney general is
We publish the law-
below on
say “the
We should not close our eyes to the ~
“”5 fact that there is a growing spirit 01’
ofllce 0‘ independence in politics.
essentially judi ,ly that sort of spirit which led men to ‘
old! and that It should be filled by a break away from the 01d Whig party. - ,
ldwyer of ripe experience and sound and “form the Republican party
jdgment," and that Mr. Light has}
i
l
I
led the ofl‘ice with efficiency. impar-
tiality and ability, and that his oxperi- men for every place on the ticket
epic will render his service to the
public more valuable during a suc- port paper recently that while Judge
This is 3- 1‘18“ 9031911“ Light' a line record would attract votes ‘
. 1‘ 003195 from men “"10 know" at the polls, it would not help him to '
finlright and the requirements of the obtain a renomlnatlon in a 3.3“an
, 1 do not bellevethls,‘
fWe urge “‘9 delegates ‘0 give Judge and I want the convention to justify “
Light a renomlnatlon by acclamution., my faith. '
c piling term,
moot.
cities.
and to name equally good men for
every other place on the tlcke‘. If
this is done, the success of the party
will be assured.
Now, if we would win the independ
ent vote, we must nominate our boil.
It was painful to read in 11 Bridge
can convention.
Respectfully.
NORMAN‘D F. ALLEN.
Hartford. Conn., August 31, 1914.
1 meat.
The work of the office has increased with the growth . .
of legislation and the importance of its duties is second
to none in the Departments of the State government.
The incumbent of this cities is required to “advise
Or give opinions to the head of any executive depart-
ment or any state board or commission upon any ques-
, tion of law submitted to him,” and his opinion must be
followed until some competent court shall have render-
ed a decision contrary to his views.‘
,We believe that the Hon. John H. Light has filled the
office of Attomey- -Genera1 during his term 'with efficien-
cy, impartiality and ability. and that his experience will
render his service to the public more valuable during a
succeeding term
Therefore, we take pleasure in indorsing 111m for a
re-nom-ination at your hands.
Russell Frost
Hugh M. Alcorn
Edward M. Day
Alexander W. Creedon
Robinson, Robinson & Cole
Henry H. Hunt'
Wesley U. Pearne
'7 Chamberlain & Hull,
‘ .; Robert ‘H G0ulld
'. Carl Foster
Spafiord & Mallow:
{Samuel 0. Davis
1" George Wakemsn ‘
.' ~ 5301111 R. Booth
5 ‘John '1‘. Heating 1’ ~
V 1-,th R- W
William F. Tammmy
TO THE DELEGATES OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION:
We, the undersigned, members of the Bar of the ‘
‘State of Connecticut, believe that the office of Attor-
ney General is essentially judicial, and that it should be
‘filled by a lawyer of ripe experience and sound judg-
Leonard M. Daggett
HarrisOn B. Freeman
Maltbie .8: Msltbie ‘
Benedict E. Lyons~
Carlyle Thomson
Jacob ,Schwolsky P"
M. Eugene Culver
L. K. Gould '
Hill .8: .Bbardman '
lJohn S. Pullman . ‘ - “ .
‘E. L'. Mold ‘ ‘ " ‘“"
J» Moss Ives , *‘
Norman C. Beers
It was real; '
_. arcs: Club, of New Roi-k, won
«no-ha event of the sixth
Message
of
9:)"lia.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 4, 1914
.1.
Store Closéfl’ all iDayMonday. “Labor DaY”
is Maintained Without 'Irfterrllptlmi, at all Times and Under all Market Condi-
Hons—Thai is the Good and Went ReasOn Why This is the Safest
Store to Supply Your Holiday Needs and to Concentrate all
YOUR PURCHASES at this Time MORE Than EVER
Apparel.
1‘
\
Always ready to shows» Latestfashionsalsm they are created. we are ever
watchful to keep our patrons well informed on the latest word in Women’s and Misses’
We can Show you tomorrow many of our new advanced FALL MODELS.
Smart Suits, Dresses, Coats
1‘
Here's Your Chance
1. Summer
Dresses
The newest styles and best
materials; values. $3.00 to
38.00— ,
9511“0 $3.95
Don’t Mise This
Wash Skirts
O .
and Walsts High and low neck, long
Linen and pique, newest and short sleeves, allover
and being BOSTON STORE PRICED is the strongGSt incentive for an early visit to “We“; “3“" ””0 ‘° 1”" and “mm” "‘m‘
our G t Depa lit . $1.98— med, all sizes»—
“ I” k .. _ '7: r 10 Close, each 65¢ .......... . $1.45
“.00 CREPE 01-: CHINE
WAISTS
One of the new fall model,
hemetitching and button
trimmed, short sleeves. new
collar-—
...... $2.95
$1.50 LINGERIE WAISTs
Lace trimmed, white voile
and short sleeves; others
with embroidered collars,
regular sleeves, all new mod.
ole——
..... .........95¢
$2.00 NEW AISTS
u
Advance
Showing
are black velvets,
of F3“ Mil» Y
Prettiest and smartest-“(for irrmtediawcwear) :1 irate
They'll be “It” for earlyiall.
chic, attractive—add a touch of" lmflMfl-fifln‘me'lrlpy
.pearance these late summation. Our ,
pertinent now shows. complete assortments 0 Black Velvet
Hats, and prices have not been afiected by ,the war.
a:
P
a
..
.
"(defy
They're
iflmery' De-
a
1._
25¢ CREPE GINGHAMS
In beautiful dark plaids
and new Roman stripes tor
‘thlldren's school dresses—I-
Tomorrow, per yd. 17¢ ‘
ice/2:1 OAanEron
CHAMBRAYs ,
1,000 yards in plain colors
and (uncles--
Tomorrow. per yd. 8M¢
Remarkable Economles 111 Our Domestic Department
1851: BED SHEETS
10c HucK Toweus
1,000 sturdy Huck waeis,’
18x36, neat red border-
Tomorrow .. ......
(Six to a customer).
1
12/21: LINEN CRASH-
Sturdy raise, for kitchen
dishes and roller towels-—
Tomorrow, per yd.,8':ޢ
$2.50 TABLE CLOTHS
.500 for Tomorrow, 81190——
rPer yard . . . .
L“ WOOL BLANKETS
Blankets—
‘ Last call on sale Sheets—-
Eacii ....._.......69¢
ioniourmo FLANNEL
"'Pure white and colors—-
.. 71w
‘Blgr heavy California W061i _ . , . , .
Tomorrow, per pair
$3.98
Value $1 50 and $1.75
95¢
Value 29¢ each .. 19¢.
Each, special ..
$1.45
L'ntrimmcd Hhts ........... 989,110 $1 98 5c KNIT WASH CLorHs 25 a“ pure Linen Table " 8125 LONG CLOTHs ‘.
Cloths, Scotch manufacture, English Lon Clotl f .
Speciai collection of Untriuuned \ chct Halé. ..$2;98 W3,0100C(1duthese tine Knitted size 66282, already hem- women's and 5113398: “tea: ‘ H
1151 o 13— med— T ' - ii
. .. q ' _, . ' omorrow, or race .
llalauu of .trau Hats. 1.1111” up to $2.5) ......... 35¢ lomorrow _. 3 for 55¢ fomDn-Ow, each $1.98 ..... p _ p. 79¢ ‘"~
’91
2.1
. ) women's Ovi leK it
, . ' . . FIBRE HOSE women's 1"
us 1n n er UV ear Black. garter top. spliced ”ANDKERCH'EFS i,
heels and toes, double ables; Hemstitched, 800d qual- ll
, . o . ‘ value, 50¢ per pair-— ity: value, 8c each— "
A Big Purchase at Great Savings, of which our 10...... ,,,,,,, 39,, Tomorrow .. c for 25¢ 3}
‘ , . _ CHILDREN'S SCHOOL ‘ r
Customers Get the Benefit. Hos. MEN'S Hmmcmers 11
Fine ribs. good heavy Full size. hemstltched; II
comemnmus coffimow muslin ma oaAwsaa wemm' double been, and value, 10¢ each— 3.
0f fine muslin, finished crepe. over 26 new ityles. Fine, «soft muslin. with toes’ Stainless} value, 15° Tomorrow " 4 for 25¢ “.1
with torchon lace and bead- , i . per pair—-
ing— trimmed with Valenclennes W‘de emliwmery mille— T . H
V In 49¢ lace. embroidery insertion. Value 39c each .. 24¢ omorrow 10¢ 1
a e 791: Wings and ribbon“ _ $112011st LISLE i.
COMBINATIONS ‘ Van". 31-50 each .. 95¢ ‘DRAWERS PC“; mm mm at 1 e ' NECK RUFFLING 3.!
Dainty garment of allover ' GOWNS ‘ Flat or full cut models," value“19c per phi— I'p 8' ~- White and all colors; ya]. 3!
embroidery and heading at lace or embroidery trials: T ' . ue, 25¢ per yard—’— 5‘
. m,_ ‘ Full size, good muslin. 111- d__- ~ ‘ 0‘00”“ 10¢ T , _ - ‘
“a me CH , omorrou 16¢ II
Value $100 79¢ mono sleBVes, lace hem- Value ., c - 47 'LDRENS ROMPERS ‘6
- - - - - med— .15 Pa" ~ - ¢ Made of line crinkled seer- GlRDLEe
- . - . _ i
PETT'CM'” \‘alue 69c each .. 45¢ EXTRA SIZE ,Sucm’ ‘alue’ 50° 6““ ‘ "th c010"? and fancy "
Of tine muslin, graduated \ . Tomorrow - - - - ~ - - 39¢ Roman Stripes; value, $1.00! 1
top, wide Bounce ot-flne lace 303357 COVERS PETTICOATS “011 ‘ 5
1 d . _ . . ..
1:11:31; Spa-broldery insert on an logoiicratjggtomlggh 1:111: Maids of heavy muslin, 44-INCH. ENGLISH SERGE Tomorrow ----- . . 59¢ ‘ 3.
[1— . _ pane top, deep rulile, reg!» All wool, black and navy; FANCY SHELL COMES Q i.
me lar price. 32.00— ‘
value, 79¢ per yard——
Tomorrow ....... 49¢
Values up to 75¢ each;
Tomorrow . . . . . .. 19¢
(
TH‘IN BLOWN WATER
TUMBLERS
Value, So each-—
Tomorrow ..
TOILET PAPER
roll-
Tomorrow .
6 for 19¢ ,
Fine tissue; value. be per '
_._'6 for 19¢
WRIST BAGS
Made of fine walrus and
seal leather, fancy moire silk
and leather lined, five inch
mirror and coin purse; val!
ue, $1.50 each—-
Tomorrow 95¢
HIV BEHIND! VI.
1m NOW! Id“
BUFFALO. N. Y. Sept. L—Baby Re-
liance 171., owned by Commodore J.
Stuart mutton.
111-.“ hour.
miles. Ankle Deep, owned by Count throughout the race.
Cassimlr S. Mankowski, or New Yorhi
caught the as it was crossing the! TERRY 3‘31'3 “375““ MAN“-
finishing line and was badly domed.)
thaEkiermr oi smlo. mechani-
Iclan, was badly 11mm The best Terry 0! the ”0”“on the
or the Atlantic" duals in the means is miles m alumni an. has].
inst-roamed mm“ the
Baby Booed beam was 59:: Wommmu tho
IMWMMM .. mundane-5min.
postmortem-MM tour-til. and P. D.o.,an11. mmfiamwm
MAN.
BEA 6131‘,th 4.—Pflnte G. E.
lore.
Karine Corps. who ”each scored 325'.
BOUT FOR. 3AM LANGFORD.
JOPLIN. to» Sept. 4141 Clarke.
tilt “3311M ghost,"
copied terms to light Sam Word a
twelve-round boat in Winnipeg, Cana-
dl. Member 8.
A TIMI“: “LE.
yesterday no
‘4‘ Woman NV.)-
ab» ml..lvi.jtw
sphin-
EL-EAZA CREME
.‘fi 1 -3. .1" ‘\ .1 -\-K .A. \‘K -K ‘K
l-V-‘w alum-r. ' a
A flagrant, non-greasyf
cream; value, 50¢ a jar—
Tomorrow . ...... 39¢
'CUTVICURA soap
Value. 251: a cake-
Tomorrow . . . . . . . 17¢
’1' p/a. 'j".
'x.\.u-s..s‘\-r
dinner these worthies opened tire
on the clergyman, who, however,
stood tour ”has and sneer: with a
calm induct-once. At length a tel"-
11)de said to him, ”Well, ‘-I won-
der Ii .maauuuo. .mvo you not
heard all 11111 has been ale-torn?”
"Oh. yes. but i am used to it," re-
iii union-an. Y‘I :- chap- .
loll at .3 manna .lch rev
ales have no diner oboe mo."~BoI-
Norwalk Chronicler