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:I'UESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1914
TOWN OF MOULAND BURNED TO THE GROUND BY GERMAN INVADERS.
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capture his ammunition,-- food, count 711-
SOUTH NORWALK. iers, recrul s; to destroy his hospii fig 7
EVENING SENTINEL ‘ tats; to carry out nightly attacks on if
1. ESTABLISHED .BY him; and tho-law expressly prescribes :5
JAMES GOLDEN. that the Landstrum should wear no! 3:
..__., uniforms, as they would render it-,
E. L. AND A. 1.. GOLDEN, more easily discernible." .. i
PROPRIETORS' This is particularly interesting in,I i"
““’ View of the explanations 01111-111111 giv- ‘ 1:93
EDAYSPTBII ,-
TU S E 9 4 on for the destruction oi LouVain and :I;
I - other cities. 1::
INIATURE ALMANAC FOR The 111 111 7 1' VII-
TOMORROW e 1or-~VV 0 1s suppor mg the
fiigh tide 1.35 a m . 1'51 P m war. though questioning some of its: is
Sun Res 5228: sets Guxf melhods—wounds a warning againsti N
. “putting our struggle in the wrong in 5-
3L... ”" " *“ "‘ “ ’ ' Ithe eyes of ‘lhe world“ and urges :5.
A :ngmcinvzlcific'IOSV' Butle‘z ' members of the working class in the ’ . .7
,7 “ e 0 ,1 "£-
Chapter R. A M., will be held at its ranks to behave in a chiValr-ous man-
rooms, September 8th, 1914,31 BI 1191' toward their brethren of the oth-‘ l
7 Wok, 117 m.‘ All R. A. Masons cor. or side” I ' 1
_ 11111111,: and fraternaily invited. I This, Americans will be glad toI .77
Fraternally yours, 1 I
c A. TUCK, H. P.
1111.11, ROBERT M. thCOX.
1 Secretary.
-. E. --. ._——.
believe. is the voice of the real Ger-‘
Iymany though until lately it has beenI
l drowned by the roar of autocratic and‘
They will
. 1.
be '
. _.-_ *w-” - fxelentless militarism
, _ PHONE CALLS.
‘_ +‘93-2—News Department.
m-gy—Busincss Department.
1388 —-Branch Office, Norwalk.
gGern1an-Ame1icans than does the 0an
Iical remark of the keg York Stunts
I Zeitung that‘ the life of a single Ger-1
h..;._.
‘EVENING SENTINEL TELEr glad to think too. that it comes near- I 11115 p‘lnto-rlnph V1211 taken :1 chV 1111111s after the (111111.111 t mops 111111 occupied the 1111in of
Ier m representing the sentiment 01‘ 3111111111111 in 1111gllllll.11lt\ 1101111111 111 wipe the plum from the fa 11- of the earth
111 :1 f1 \V
a
or 111111;: shelter r.
, o ~Editor’s Residence l
t385 xz—City Editor’s Residence. 11111111 "' "‘iama“ ‘5 “0““ more than V-ate banks.
the “hula (ill of LOuVain “”11 all 115' Them is undoubtedly enough money
7 . M. -' relics and art treasures.“
THE GLORY OF WAR. I
Here is a little pitture that helps1
I 1 PREVENTING '
‘ his to understand the glory and gran I WASTE OF LIFE.
While the other great nations are
deur of modern warfare it is taken
destroying life, America is saving it 111ml our surplus iootstulfs and manu-
in substance. from the ‘Pctit Journal" f t d i t f . ld
- re urne 11 r01 '11 o
n conmrnsn tecent attack And 0,11 a purely Inert-9111111 basis. it- ac "re" a t ° ° 5 g
I'VVe shall bc strong enough to finance
1110193"-
The actual 531108 last year from the the “mm 1
W.
MORE GOOD FORTUNE.
Istowed away now in American socks
Imattrosses to pay the national dept.
Ill-‘hen those thousands of profitless
dcposltories yield up their treasure,
or Paris.
'byrthe Germans on the last of
Belgian iorts 111 liege
_ The assault was made by night inI mortality funds 03 insurante 9011193“ I
. 188-1201115- buck to the l' h it . -
1 1 1 011') o10r
the hope of surprising 1.10 titlende. s 1 1 ll SI As it‘ our unparalleled wheat ”WI
' under L111 c1 of darkness. The assail. ”g3 Y in "19 form of (1111119111111 —1111.
$44 000010. ,, our bumper corn crop and our unex-
onts suucéded in getting: (lose to the i that means that $4l1l'll3. 1
ectcrly 1111.111 1otton crop were not
000 worth 01‘ 1. 1 1 . II)
1 11 1110111 peopc VVho \lth 11 1-
forts. [111 51111110an 11111 to “d l" [ :enough. Colorado comes alcross with
solves 1311111115.- h-d in 11 strong nctnorlt
Io‘.’ barbed wire.
"7 1N0“:
enough, particularly in the dark. llut
ordinurlh barbed wire, is had
those wires were charged with a pow-Q
ed to die tooled thc lnsuranu- compan-
103.
And that desirable result 111-1131111130-
,ly due to the communes lilelllittlh'eo.
Nearly all of them nowadays carry on
. 1111111 etc-11110 current. The foremost‘me'COHEGFVBHOH campaigns, instruct
7 111111111 of the beslcgers VV ere electro “lg their policy holders how to avoid
outed their bodies burning in the dying Th 11 work in connectionnilh
“darkness with spans 01’ ghastly blue “10 1108101 promotion plans of other or-.
homo Islam-rations and the improved hygien
'When the “I,“ “ ,1”, clogs, ed with of four cities, has added years to the
bottle. the culrcnt lost its power 'l‘jhe ‘llle expectation oi the meragc 1111111 or:
(1111-1111111.- thereupon 0.11111ng ovc1 theIWOluaD and timed countless hundreds
to— of millions of dollars worth of y'aluu
Iblc human udll‘ll)’, not to mention the
Then 111.1111 the still forts saving 1'11 Will and sorrow.
V. cattle the 111 1511 of dozens of powerful? The"? lb‘ $1111 plenty 10 £101 houevre
searchllghts The assailants “me While the annual lire loss in the Unit-
blinded 1171 11111 1.11111- They hesitated‘ ed States is reckoned at S 1'10, 000 H0011
and
11191711 1111:. silence was broken by 111111.110th5 is placed by experts M about
oileys, 111111 a moment later the ar-‘I31150010001000. It is estimated that
,‘itlllef‘y was concentrated on the “rawIdurlug the last ten years more than
.ering columns. I Helpless against the I 6 000. 000 people how dled‘unnecossar-
immune 1111111111, 1111111111101 slaughterIlb. In San Francisco, for example.
=‘bea’p ai'. 7111 rushed in solid masses
{ward the forts.
silent
started to rciiw.
At. that mo.tho economic loss from preVentnble .
by those pitiless the
,Gerlnans fell in windrows. In places
Iweir'bodies were piled several feet
senrchlights,
,_ ‘TVi'o ”columns of Germans, in the
dazzling light,. lost theil bearings and
ttacked each other. The cynical gun-
I rs under the protecting steel cupo-
1111 watched the struggle for a while,
then "fired into both sides alike.
Illolmahe the fight more .thon."
3Soon there Was no more work for
e" guns and all was dark again, But
re was no more silence. All that
light the. groans of the wounded were
, d. ,. _
pleasant picture? Hardly a day
11.111111311311- that has not scenes just
uV‘agr-eeable and ennobling. We need
0W definition of war, Gen. Sher-
"Ian's is too tame.
THE REAL GERMANY SPEAKS:
Among the blood-and iron emana.
”(ions from Berlin there comes this
, human contribution. The
rwaérts." a Socialist paper retire:
eating the Iatrongest political party-
Iment of the unarmed population
shun and France, and reminds
Irmy otl’lcersm that 10 Belgian
' tlnd its way to this country.
idler-many,Y protests 11111111111 harsh-
01 or 27, 000 succumbed to prth-ntablo
diseases. Through them San Francis-
'00 lost about $65,000,000 of economic
Value in a decade. »
And still our cities spend $1. 65 per
1cnplta to prevent lire losses, while for
it 1
prevent a loss of life amounting to,
six times as much. they spend only 33-
cents per 01111101. I
_....____§____._.
oun GOLD suany
We need not worry'about our na—
tional money supply. Even of $90;
000, 000 or “00:000. 000 must go abroad
to pay maturing obligations, the tide
will turn in our favor before long
While money seems to be scams .111
Europe, there are billions in the was
chegts. Those billions will be spent
chiefly in buying food and military
supplies, and a considerable share will
If we
refuse to sell on credit, the 111111111111
will pay in gold With Europe buying
much from us, and selling up little,
our financial situation will obviously
111111711119 0.: that of other nations do-
terloratas.
Moreover, we should not forget that.
our mines are producing 890,000,000
111 now sold every year.
The gold we got will 1111 easy to
keep, whether it comes from native
mines or tor-91311111111191: Foreign—1
born workmen ito 1111111111 care to .1111
their saving throat With the 11111111
}.
turned copay-tony" they woé‘ld- ratherl I"
out 0111119 ssh-'11 1111111111 map. a *‘"
a fruit production that taxes railroad
renounce. Two hundred car-loads :1
“day are now leaving the state; going
for the most part from the western
slopes. up over 1111; backbone of the
Rockies to the eastern markets The
r'ailload 111011 are umbiliziug 12,000
cars to move the peaches, apples,
cantaloupe-.1, pools. and plums Tho
I apple (‘X'Op is trimmed to reach 1.100,-
1000 bus-help in that state alone. and
tho peach crop is a record- breaker
it 1111110111 seems as if Providence
were making a special effort to loud
, blessings 011 this poem-fut 1111111, while
the nations to V1 l1i< 11 we are linked in
Ikindshlp and friendiV riVaer
Wasting their slander resources and
1facing a winter of bitter priv.ation
T? Troubles? We. haVe no troubles.
this Email said. when
this ruins of Rome, 'lihut are our
woes and sullerance?" God is good to
n11, and in the face of the catastrophe
that has overwhelmed Europe we
should be ashamed to whine.
7‘ CONCERNING GOOD ROADS.
The department of agriculture
calling attention to a good roads en-
,terprlse in Spottsylvania County. Va.
The county issued bonds and con-
structed forty miles. of permanent
road-bed in a fertile section where
aauling had always been dithc‘ult.
Whereas it used to cost—in time all
men and: horses and wear and tear
'of wagons and. harness—about . 20
cents a 111111-3111 1111111 1120.000 "ton
miles" to market, it now costs only
12 cents.
,11 That means a saving of over $41 000
.a year”, if the 11111111111 are correct, the
good roads pay about 40 per» cent.
11111111111111 ‘on'thé investment. 3
Moreover, within two years there
has been an increase, of 45 poi-scent.
11111111 products shipped out or 111111
section by‘ rail -‘ nus-111 11111111111111
almost wholly to the greater accessi-
billty 111 the 111111111111 since the high-
are
,1
is
the public health service calculated to - '
ditton throughout the year.
P ‘cTo those canslderetions mifibt be
Mded the very considerable increase
009011190111“ better roads 0110111019
mainline markets.
0
contemplating '
my: leading to it are in good com.
‘ or tomorrow, and is expected to designate a day.
in 1111 value or 31111111 111111 11111111111111-
A1111 ya. 11111-71 time a; county 11111111-
to raise :7 bid,
l
.f
Eighty chasm 1-11.11.“ '
Near Constantinople.
In Preparation to Oppose Landing
of Russians-Sea of Marmara Is
Being Fortified.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1:15 a. m.~-A dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegi-aph Company from Athens declares that the
Turks in order to be prepared to oppose in a possible land-I:
ing of Russians, have concentrated about 80,000 men atI
Tchatalja, 25 miles northwest 01 Constantinople and Rod-
osto‘, on the Sea of Marmora. Furthermore they are for-
tifying along the Sea oi Marmara at other points.
The correspondent says in conclusion that beginning to-
Austria.
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the Rome Tribune. there is in France today a total of 250,-
000 Russian troops. This newspaper attributes Emperor
William 3 presence at Metz to this concentration of the
Russians.
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_P.ARIS, Sept. 8, 74,07 aLm.--A dispatch from Antwerp
to the Haves Agency states that when Termond‘e, 16 miles
from Ghent, was evacuated, the Germans lighted several
fires before retiring, They also blew up a bridge over the
river Escau‘t to the north, seeming to renounce for a mo-
ment their intrusion.
7 LONDON-Sept: 8, 3:50 a.m m.--A dispatch to the Ex
press from Rome says that Austria has concentrated,
70,000 men at Schencia, Dclmatia,1n preparation for any
Internal developments
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13011113011, Sept. 8, 5 p. 111.41 diSpatcli to the. T111151
. nStantino‘ple, commenting on conditions there, sdyi
'_ Although there is, still a' large. section 301 influential
Tueks clamoring-foi- invention in the present European war
the situation seems to be improving, owing to the precarious
economic situation 'and the unwillingness of the reservists to
take part in any except a defensive war.
The total number 61011111111111 officers now in Turkey is
estirhated at 600. All British merchantmen in the Black.
Sea have been ordered home.
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organizations that he designate September 20th, as a day of
prayer- for peace in, Europe. He will makes moon today
LONDON, Sept. 7 11“ 35 P m.»Auotber Gnmsby
steam trawler, the Revagoyhas been blown up by a mine.
., Thgmmmuagmeersme mun-ed but the restof
mTrew escaped to the boats before the Vessel sank
'- . OSTEND, 13013111011 Vii London, Sept. 8.1111011 m. -
According wow newspaper «B51111 Publiqne or Ghent, .,
Llll 1112101? (10 1
Iing S11 they gm 1- notice to the inhabitants in lane and thousn 1111s11f men women and 111i1111-111 3
I'.1111r1i11111V packed 1111-11 household goods in carts 111111 VVcnt out
1110- 3
11111115 1111- town was in fiallltb 111111 litth 11:15 hi1 {,f it
tabul- '. In 1 a loft/‘-
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Hints Oi
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"ForWOmenandMisses ~
Those who will want the authoritative styles fer fall I
will do wen tq. keep in touch 'with our garment depart n
ment. Every day we are adding new models that
prove not. only original but exc1usive as well
We will be pleased to show you the new Dresses Coats
and Separate Skirts and when We extend this invitation it ’3
is with the understanding that you are not obliged to buy.
.We want every women who ts seeking fashion facts to feel i
at home at this store. Our courteous sale-s force is willing n
to show and give you all the desired information
We, call attention to the
Redingote and Basque Effects
In Fall Suits
The Coats are 45 0r 48 inch lengths; Skirts are some
wider and fuller, mostly pain, with only a few pleats or
ow of button trimmings
The New Materials
Broadcloth wil be very much in evidence, peplin and
grenadine will also be popular. cheviot, 801ch and owe]-
ty weaves also in vogue
The Favorite Shades
Will be Afrcan brown, dark green, navy blue, plum, wis-
taria mm and black 1'15 {Ii-£11811! 1111;111:111
We show decidedly new models in
Fall Dress and Coats
We invite your inspection and want you to call as often
as you like.
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ROME, Sept. 8, via. London, 12:45 ‘1). nit-According to,
paragraph in their editorial just about
hits the pollen the head.
son came out with enough Denim 1"11‘
Vinegar to gave him a jaundiced View
of things and the Filipinos have been
1111181 B. 1108111111
handed out meat for strong men to
sub an extbut that their weak slam
3011111 NflOI‘W31k BOY GIVES Up ache haVe failed to properly digest
same.
Lila in Phlllppinpsin Locate 1 “Even 1111.11.111111'11111111 11.11.
on Brooklield Farm
from the Orient brings its quota of
good Americans who have come from
the Philippines thoroughly disgusted
Harrie luther Coburn, 50“ OI'EX- with the conduct of affairs there un-
Mayor and Mrs J Milton Coburn, and def Democratic adnfinjstra‘lon.
brother of the Km Aaron Luther Co-I
burn, of Danburl'. is expected to land
in New York about October first from'
the Philippine islands Mr. Coburn
has been the head of The Labor Bur
can for the sugar planters of HawaiiI
for a number of years, but on account] 1 destroyed in six months most of what
of the revision of the tarifl, businessIUncle ISam has built up in fourteen
is so Very slow, he thought he would years"
‘
A fair-minded, experienced and
acute observer of the larger affairs
1“ worldhistorV one who is returning
Ifrom an extended visit in the Phil-
lppines, said yesterday: -
“The present administration has
WASHINGTON, Sept. --President Wilson has practic- ,
.ally decided to act upon. requests trorn individuals and
come to the states and take posses
slon of his farm purchased in Brook-
field a year ago, and it he likes the
life and finds the people as hospitable
as he hopes, he will make his perma
nent home there '
Mr Coburn is in every sense a self-
great responsibility without any
fluence exoept his. own personal
worth, and will boa valuable asset
to any cummuuity_ ‘ I
The. Catholic Priest said or him "I!
Mr. Coburn’s bodv could be dissected
his heart Would be much the largest
organ."
His family cunsisting of his wife
and 5011 Milton, accompanies him
Mrs. Coburn is San Francisco born
and bred, and is looking forward to
‘a happy tile 111111111; her husband’s
people. .
On account of their leaving Cebu
in the Cobb Chronicle states. 1111111,
mobiles and a 111.11 131111 escorted
' them to the ship which took them
away
An Editorial in the some paper is
interesting, as (allows:
ISLAND leGESTION.
On our decline. recent arrival by
the mall is a copy of the Honolulu
“ Star 1111111111111. Staring at, 113 Mini:-
- ingly there is 111 two column hit
black type,,l‘7Busiue‘iis Prospects in
“Business Moots-.1711 the til-hilly»
1111191 111111111.» The first and counts:
tic statement was made by some 11.
Falmhild, the San chi-111a 111111111111.
51111 Jose auger machinist-7min. The
second and ~ pessimistic statement
was made by Frank P. helm. tormen-
1111111711111 111‘ the 11111111 new and now
11101116331111“- 111 111'- new 1111111111-
Transportation 00. 0f the 11111 we be-
made man, having risen to places of. meat
the Philippines Good," andfon" the '
some" 11-11111 gmoh 111, the nextioolumn
Many of the men leaving the Phil-
,ippines have been discharged from
the insular government by the Burton
Harrison 77administrwon. , Naturally
- their bitter attacks on Harrison and
his governorship are somewhat dis-
counted because of- the personal ele-
But there are others—patriot-
‘m‘1ic,lndependent American business-
men, travelers, writers—just as open
11111117111111.1111 detailed in their declara-
11111111 that the Harrison administration
ii
.lir, liarrb
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is an abject and pitiful failure. More. -
11.1 it is a failure that has brought
Americanism in those southern ls-
lauda into some disrepute '
Now there must be more than 11116
atom of truth in these continued and
explicit reports. They are backed up,
by all sorts of facts. They are 1111111
on personal observation by men who
know.;
The question is whether it is the '7
Wilson 1008‘ or the Han-11711011 idea thin;
is responsible for the abilipptnes sit-
nation Has Harrison been-1111111119 to
carry in letter the 111111: at Wilson's
ordeal—«tor 11.111111111111111 it is Wil-
son' orders that 1111-1111111 in min: to 7
carry out. It. is; Hfirrison’ : 111111111111 in
111.1111». of tool: and adroitnuis. or. is
it the far more lei-101111 11111111111. of
giving the Fillpipinos larger slices of
salt-pp
“than: 111mm tractionmagsfiff
MMLE‘OD1"”Alberw.-.;” ‘ Sept, 81---
Captain Biennott, or Stockton, 0111..
101090 mu 9! proton-tonal endomo-
bile racem- gave an exhibition here
yesterday, was 111111111 111111171 the nicer-
his gear of his cu- failed in one of
the mo: and 1th. mun. carnelian
over- at a. turn in the half mile trock._
Bennett summit under the our.
His mechanic jumpéd clear and en-
m‘ W». mm .mm '
vat-amoral” than. they caustiigost _
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