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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 18, 1914 · page 6

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PBOPRIETORS. . l. . ‘

IDAY, SEPT. :8 ml;

 

TOMORROW

so eilLesse.No.1os,F.anutu.
I ll Illaonlc Building. BOuth
street. int and 3d Tuesday of
month-July and August on-

- 8 o'clock. All Master

' at this moment viinss conviction that.

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GATED.

Among the hoary traditions swept
aside by thewesaia ms. seem that W
anon diplomacy is a iokegx; A careful
bpftiogfi to world's greeteepitals

about all the diplomacy left in the men-
erai smash is Ameridn.

It is American diplomats who are
carrying on all the important mer-
course between the belligerent power;
It is American tonnes; em is relied
on to conduct dellcsgs negotiationgg'

to service in the nndxsmpled herdq
work of running the international ma
chicory.

fleeid’es cel‘ryh! their natural bill‘s
dens, our representatives in London,
Paris, Berlin, Vienna. 8t. Petershurg.
Brussels and Table, are looking after
the interests of the nations at war with

mono hearthedh theme root "
AmeIr!ean delete! M is 0’9““ 9953 thesoyrflifl tor lilo 53190:: 10? .
which it was entrained to the 9°” _,

consecrlcu'r torched; M
A most unreli- outfit boos we
on the eulfraglsts in some of the
hewsseoereotm ~ ”oomph”
like war, .
fiver the ‘1 . ~
Ivotes‘ lg womgn . _
Societymrtosom organisation
formed for the relief of the terrible
suffering in Europe. Why should

1oz.”

notasimilarattaekhemadeonthe.

Republican State Central Committee

or the silnilar organization ,of the? ,

Democratic petty? Who is filming

‘the 8013M or mecmhlhglmllfll "

flmWspcrtyicrfium

mmees in charge. Has any associar
lion the fight by the action of a few
officers to divert the finds is the
care of its executiVe board to a part

peso ecosystems; from illnror-

which they were given?

societies in thousands. Other indiu

ludivldtihl . ,
suits-agitate are joining the Red Cross. I 'I

ygnott? I I, L'

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will Find Best Choice in Our

11 who Desires Exclusive and Distinctive Styles,

opular Garment" Store

A Brilliant Assemblage of the Season’s Newest and
2 ' Most Approved Fashions.

,s. .t «

l1‘11; handsome garments dlowo were not choc
Waitcracamfulaldduusdvestudyoiflse

in temple-ours sale we Walla most remarkable values in popular priced

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en haphazard, but were selected as the best from among hundreds 0!
Sheldon. .

Tailored Made Suits

Several models are shown which embdy the newest ideas in design. melerhl and trimming. ’
All of these are distinctive and exclusive models, made of cheviots, serge. gnbsrdlne. broadcloth. ripple cloth .“

and diagonals. in every fashionable color. Particular streess is laid upon theJact that the Suits are unusually -de-
slrsble and the values are remarmblew ’

$10.95. 31455 up to $29.95. - .. «

Serge Dresses

A wonderful line at these popular prices—es modlsh as many at considerably more These Dresses are cut on

absolutely correct lines, introducing the basque and redingote sheets and combinetlons.
Extra quality serge, in blue, black and greed-—

Special“ $5.95 'and $6.95.

$9.95
-- $14.95 and $16.95

as cordially invited. D. Burr
, W. H. ‘Robert ll. Wheat. vidul emulate ”an taking other
' ‘ means of aiding the suifering women
and children in Europe. But these . .
works of mercy need not put a stop -.J
to the still mater-wars that the .,
suifrsgists have in hand the work of
securing that this country shall never ‘
relapse lntothe 'harharlsrn thet he! '.
overtaken the nations or Europe, but . «
that the women here shall have pow-,
or to call a stop to the madness of ‘
war. I 1 I
The Democratic, Convention which“ ‘
is in session today at Foctgusrd Hall.
Hartford. will be called upon to mild
a decision in regard to its stand on ‘ '
the woman suffrage question.” The
Suffragists made an sppemnee be- A.
fore the Republican Convention last . .

the countries to which the several dip
, , I lomats are accredited. in no impor-
QMPW‘. '9’- “ 9‘! A- 99- , "Itant case has a warring power asked
Sit: $3.2: XSJKASESS “WW m ”Amen” m represent
month—July mil Am“ en- it at the capital of another power, at.
.4; 8910le All no”; Am though there was no lack of neutral
lights cordially invited. VCharlee diplomats trained in European court
.M HIP. Robert W. Wilcox. item
' ' - Our representatives, too, have thus
far proved worthy of the trust. Ambas-
sador Herrick in Paris. Ambassador
Gerard in Germany. Ambassador Page
in London and mentor Whitlock in
Belgium have. been given particular
praise by foreigners and: Americans
alike for their efficient work.

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WING SEMINEL TEILE-
PHONE CALIJS.

I gag; Dagger-uncut.

u on epdrtment.
, Branch Office. Norwalk.
".90 l—Editor’s Residence.
badgers—City ”Editor’s'keaidence. .

.SIIIJK POPLIN DRESSES .l

SATlN‘ DRESSES
There is no more sneering, either, at week in New Haven, and their pleas . ..

our direct methods. cur plain speech were listened to with interest and Fall coats .

UN woes FOR THE com- . ~ . ' , . . " , x

K” D and our peace propaganda. lt is futile. attention by the members 09 “1° 000' ' ~ ‘ ' .

.. MERGE. leniion But interest and attention ~ , As is our custom, we make a feature of ST! LISH COATS at a price within the reach of all Smart modem
It Inset! to be the proper thins tolEulTOPcan diplomacy that has plunsed $.7.

did not suffice to place a woman so!" « j n 1 t ed .1 ‘ t laid f t d t
1 Europe into this suicidal war. Already If” own it we ..c lev o s. p s. etc. or stree all an o wear—-
gratis the Interstate Commerce Com- 11.

l frage plank in the Republican plat- . ,
missidn. That nonpartisan body m d we find foreign diplomats more toler- mm, and In". the Suffraglsts .9" . .
assumed a function new in our gov
Remarkable cleter models. They are designed for street. dress, auto or traveling. The materials are cheviots.
Is‘ebellne. broadcloths. novelty coating and handsome plaids.

out of the American idea. that nations. looking to the Democrats. 'ilecentlré .
orangentthe federal supervision
$12. 95. $14.95. $18. 95.

‘lilte individuals, should speak the; the Democratic party has shown more'
" lotion-and was credited gen-

itiuth, talk business and ke'ep tfle iiklulcll foraiight than 11‘. bun QX' ‘ I
1With having brought its depart-
This department oners an unusually good assortment lor J‘our choice. separate Shirts are shown in a greater ~

 

 

 

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hibited by the Republican party The ‘ '
peace.‘ .
itlline few years. to a place?!
h h develo ed a tend-
V t 9'9 99 P variety and the models are smarter than ever. Skirt prices range from— .. I .. ,2

, . - ‘ Democrats have econ how public opin-
‘. ’ _ 1. ‘ion was tending and they have been ,
- ’ ’ _ moon E‘XICUI TAKE cling u' ready to respond to this opinion in _
co and honor inviting com regard to woman suffrage ther; is no
YOURSELF' doubt at all which side will be the

The purpose aimed at by the armed winning side in the long run~and not1 ‘9
.occupatlon of Vera Cruz has been cc: 9 ”9"" ‘0“: run either ““9 the W19"! 39
, ‘ victors will undoubted” :range itself ’ I ‘2. 95 to 8 95 . .
.13 belittle“ and “9‘ 9’999‘9993' Til dictator o in ire that strob- , H9 -$ $ I
moles pm. is unfortunate and, “it I2? is in it“ ”A” ”we honor} 2:“;9'2‘3‘ "9‘99”“ °l “m“ ’ Ali on early on spoclrd Tomorrow we otter sin-ta at 800d nullity sores muesli long mute affects us mum; '
l' ' “ ‘- md thht - ,
. , YThe Commission 1’ I’mi’m’uiy‘shle to everybody conerned has been A delegation 0f sulfreglstr: waited ~ 7 y I' ,. I'. » *‘n e w m “.3 I _. I . - . .. .~. 21 ,

net gs strong as it ever was. and can M19999“ “In spite of the sngry.crlt— on the Democratic Convention yester- l9 , * ~

‘ at as industrious and con ‘day evening. at its preliminary see it
iclsm of Sir Lionel Garden, former. slon and this mornin th sulfra late
is indeed the recent the o! 8 e 8 ti

pretty generally agreed that order s Headquarters, whence they will go to ' . ’ ' .. .
restored and life and property ”39 Footguard Hall to present their piece “- NEW FALL WANTS.
safe The country “is preparing for hn r" ontranchisement—or rather f" 9 ‘ ' Made of line batiste. beautifully embroidered. new lace trimmed collars, long sleeves: value. $2.50 each——
$1.95.

to “knock" the commission. Its complished. Val party that likes to be with the
LINGEHIE WAISTS.
b M xi 0. t i .
Bl‘lllflll am sssador to S C ’1 IS ”a gnheflng m 1‘8“” I Bulfrage u ‘ . 95 CENTS

New models, both fancy and tailo ed, in voile. crepe and lawns, long and short sleeves; value. $1.50 each—-

I "orked so hard and so long to deter
‘yline‘l list what mos the. railroads
"we... foutltled to, that business lan-
guldhed uhlle the country waited for
deciliter:

M’itjhthe foundation work of rate-
lining 3thorcughly done, it should be
easy to establish just rates hereafter

n- short notice A little more speed,

picker response to business needs.

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shown himself patriotic enoughto sup-I If ‘9 were it might be 9999 90“ “‘9 ‘
press his ambition and his personal politicians to ignore the demand of ‘

gthe women for e little longer, The' . -
irritation against Comma The First Democrats have an interest also in na- ‘9

Chlef‘ hiniself has'beell amendable to tional politics It is very Important
reason of late, and less disposed to for them that their party should re-
air jingoistlc hostility to the United ml“ in control 0* Consl‘m» “9 “'0' ‘
States The common people in Mexicoflmen- are already "’th in nine .

The New Fall Dress Goods

9The greatest display we have ever made is now ready for you—
a most wonderful assortment and. better still, the most wonderfully
low prices—every staple good kind together with many exclusive
novelties. Pen and ink cannot halt describe them; come and see

them. even if you are not Just ready to buy, we are always glad to
show you.

MILLINERY

'u'ness would make the comisslmon .
nose wedld make the commission
Snorer la‘tlmlrable than ever. The mom-I
I here show a disposition to be reason-
/a 9 old fair as well as prompt. in the
. rateszis the railroads now need for

has boycotted ‘Gel‘man mus-
with Hoenchner beer and
a wine. Germany retaliates by the

g of Scotch whiskey and Eng— _

drilma, As Wagner. Bach and

H 'veriiarewlrickedout of London

'cert halls, Léipsic burns a British
of rare Shakepesre editions.

iy looks fair. at this distance,
Shehepeare, Wagner ct sl, ill-

. Authorecom composers, paint

dill an elicit folk have always been

ed as nonwomllotants.pa partlcn~

2 they have been dead a long
Mobiedly William Shakes

if he he could be reached by

policewoman. would explallfihat ._

edge that Germany had ”kept his
“ alive through enthusias-

ion slid performshce ct

IIll England‘s dramatic m:
to cheap rarest.“ -

at when nations that con-

. the Satisfaction of 1me performed

. 1 less leave Vera Cm :it should not be
: forgotten i thit [they have “lived up "to

' as everywhere else, want peace, order-.35

work and self-respect.

Further occupation of any part of
their territory would only have irrita‘
ted the Mexicans. -It was time to go.
Some day they may understand the
psi-t Uncle Sam playedln the redemp-
tion of. their country. Then they will
thank us. in the meantime we have

anotherbeneticient service for a wee-l
her sister nation at our owu expense
and without hope of rcwsrd or mu-
tilde.

The announcement of withdrawal-
was admirably timed to reach the
Mexican people on their Independence
Day and give zest to their reborn pa-
triotism. In its proof that we here
no designs against Mexican territory
or autoncmy. it affords timely sup-
port. to. our national, campaign ‘
Him-American commerce. And to a
world in arms it is In new and force-
m reminder of the sincerity of our
stand against any form of national
aggression.

As the American soldiers and mar-

the trimmer ‘itenderds ‘ot'lnelr prof
bacterial honor. and have ingresscd
om hostile natives with their grille-I
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states in the West, and the movement ~ .
is gaining ground to make women . .
suffrage the primal issue with all 4

these voting women. Women have
long appealed to men for enfranchise-

ment. and in the east so for their ‘ " ‘

pleas have not. been granted. They
are now appealing to women end-are

asking the voting women in the west .
to subordinate‘ior this one election. .
party issues and other political in- .
tel-estate them» of votes for worm" .

an all crop the United States. Women
have new learned to stand together

and the result of this new power of ~ ,

solidarity will be the helping hand

. stretched out by the voting women .
of the West to their nu‘enfrallchlsed .

sisters in the Eastern states
Suffrage work at the fairs has been

acttge again this week. There were ‘
suffrage booths at the fairs atlioodns ‘ V
on Monday. at ~South Woodstock; : \
Monday to Wednesday and at North . . ’
Tuesday to Thursday. ‘

Stonington -
These jfairs have not the hiss or his

r'portsnce oi the Gdnnec‘ticnt This of ‘ -
last week at Charter Oak Park. Barb ‘ ’
lord.- and the courage workers have ‘ -» .,
pot tree’s quite the large body of «l
Workers and speakers who were at . ,

the outrage booth and speaking
the Grand Stand at diurtfotd -’

there have been speeches atthe he.
this {track and thousands of WI
leaflets have been given away to the

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visitors from all parts of Kiddies
Windham and New mm cm

who have been at the East Bedding _
South Woedmoch and North Steal“ '_ ‘ .

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. ALL woot. SERGES
44 inches wide. sponged and.

shrunk, navy blue. black. green.
maroon and brown; value. 75¢

per yard--

’ . so... worsted,

BROADGLOTHS

Sponged and shrunk readyiorI

the needle—in. old bins. my.
men. taupe. mahogany, brown.

. . ills. codeine!
to imported goods; mailed in
many cities at $2 00 per yard—

Special $1.29

I IAL’L wool. PLMDS *~

In a large variety of patterns:
value-$31.50 per yard—

annex wessAme sI-LK

36 inches wide. an exceptional
quality; at, per yard.

$1.25
eulusswa es‘rm ‘

.‘chr lining, 36 inches wide. all
shades; guaranteed to give two

seasons' wear; worth, $1. 50 per -
yard—-

,l$1.25

POPLIN

40 inches wide. handsome 'and
practical motorist in all the

newest shades; worth $1. 25 per
' yard-

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pricing

Our showing embraces every accepted style which is and will be
worn by women of good taste and. discretion everywhere.
correct models and stocks ere shown. Never in a season’ a past
have we shown such chums fashions. * '- .

Added to the charm of exclusiveness is the charm of moderate ‘ I

All the

 

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to you. "

Mei Time on Hand

Wemwmumply ALL you need from all im"
mouse moi: of W did CQMFORTABLES. DOWN and
WOOL FILLED QM. The largest stock, the greatest variety
we have ever assembledhéend all at prices never more favorable‘

Because of our early buying we oifer "you the same shades, at
the same'low prices, that prevailed last year. .

 

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MARQUOSETT! contains
our length, gwlllte and

crab; value. $3.50 per Din": ‘

9X12 AXMINSTER was .,
All new tall patterns; #31,. 5'
Inc. $20. 00 each—Z

$17.49; ‘1‘

"two Lluouun

Is all the w ei‘lfe'cftsu ‘
heavy quality; talus. I331?“ 5- ,

per square yard—-

 

v:‘dinhllaleleeal‘ht"84¢ ‘

FIBRE charm
Fast color. revs-sibl-

 

Ase BUGKMNG FLEEQEI
designs and colors-
' Sc KNIT WASH oLOTHs

[1 am—

' ‘ For khnonos—hll the new fall»

Per yard ..'...I...«..l. 11¢

About 2,000; special for Saint»

" '- ....-......._‘. 3ft”- 5¢i3
WNAINGOGK . ‘.
mmutfi‘l‘lmml‘ un-

midfielder!!!“—
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rouge
lzyzc OUTING FLANNEL

Heavy- quality, in all the want

’sdehechv— . , .. I.
et yai'd ...—._‘....... 59“ if" '

‘e' cameo

Best quality made. all new de-
‘ Swill-'-

Per yard 4%¢I

Best quality. in stripes and

 

' . moms-m Hose

Ilse;- nests-r runner; ’ ‘. x ‘

“9 ill-est he”! duality.-

wont-lemme vears .
m neck and sleeveless,

regulars“ “em sises; pair 1

“98.1398 Blot- ‘ .

IUZUUUOOIUUCDIIICI

' “In black and ten.

heels and toes. Barter tops: I ‘ ‘

Vallid. 250 per, “pair—'I

..:................19¢r

DOV? NIGHT SHIRTS

tune of nus muslin. nicely .15: "
trimmed, all sizes; value, one i.
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