l;
* by the necessity of financing a great
.' 1an in less than three months—u sun:
' lurker than the vast tenyear tax
V Cildle for any purpose‘by ally natioxn
““30 carrywtlieirroun tottering pnter gayernment would be quickly organ. 6 § 3
3'4 ‘ ~
X... to think of that just now.
2. lo a situation ill this country that we
[*nothlng Is at stake except our prosper- i
' ‘ month: and foreign business conquest.
' Vinipro
lug; too many goods lie unsold on Government at Washington, .Which has ’
.- 50m “onwm The cameo m and Iron «96E .7..-
me Wu. may—mac.“ u... «M. m.
m m ‘ u-
ESTABLISHEQV BY. the recent ‘elVll war —15utiered
ll .
JAMES mm L’- iwfi‘wrm‘m 3mm, 11103513 .
I , 5'9“ grainy-m 1.6500,,000 or more .
E L. ANI'S Ail. conduit: m 352°rc§etmoeyeu bolero.
PROPRIETORS
The pet We tell ‘2, 546,060. leav-
..-— ‘tng a. big deficit. That to whet the
FRIDAY: NOV 13’ 1914 fsfiike cost the company in money. it
Wail mp. the price paid, and paid willingly,
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR f“ .‘Vh‘t’ F“ " principle as John D: .
TOMORROW - _ lRoclteielier explained to government
High title 7 32 a "133;”: p m. repreoemptivea—4or the suppressionot : ,
first {536 6:41:15ets 4' 33. L unionism in the Colorado coal unlined, ~ :
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- for the mrclbie denial or "a right which _ ,
, PHONE CALLS- liabor ponies”! in every civiliued coun- ‘»
see-KEV! 0'93”me "try in are world, m which in express-
343m Dep‘mn”t 1y légiiized ond mm by our iieder- ,
nah—Branch Office Norwalk. .
3935-3;Edihr'l Rm“. at ion The mine owners paid. million: ‘ '
_!385912—~Clt“yw Editor’u momma km the .I'lsltl of workmen to mull»
$1 00 \ alue.
' Each
=53“! , new mini wllectlveiy, insteado!
SOCIETY WNOTICES. individually. for the sole of their labor
land tire- conditions under which theyq ‘
.' on! Well up”. No. 198, r. and A. M11
Meets in Masonic Building; South 81““ m- A“ lows Mr- Reekefellw.
nun street. ist and am Tuesday oxlwho. as spokesman for the absentee ‘ "
each month—July and August ex- l owners, declared he was willing to neo- '
copied—lit s o'.clock All Master. 'miee the millions he had invested in;
Masons cordially invited D Burr the mines for the "moral principle" at
Beach. \V. M. Robert ill. \‘i’ilcox,-,
Sec é- lnon- -unionism is the same man who. as , _
8 ti ' Oh i N 38 R A M ,president of the Rockefeller Foundry.
uer open 0- r 3“ - "
. Meets in Masonic Building, South tion, mama“ the “will“!!! of millions}: . \
V Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of in the noble cause of helping the sol-i
" IV each month-July and August ex- 'fering Belgians.
. copied—bat B o‘cloCk. All Royal Aron!
‘ Masons cordlalii invited Charles
' Tuck, H. P. Robert \V. \\'ilc0x.
That war in Colorado, too. deprived
thousands of people of a livelihood. in
iColorado, as in Belgium. the war drove
' ' -.4. ‘whole communities forth an miter, coat .,
~ THE bASH VALUE OF PATRIOT- lthe lives or men. women and children, ,
J “ ' ISM. and brought thousands of victims to}.
The people of German. confronted the verge 0’ starvation, - r , »~’
But there is no Rockefeller i-‘oundo.'
tlon money in Colorado.
.THE ISSUE AT AGUAeCALIEN‘rl-zs.
The stormy character of the Mexican
Notional Convention need not blind 011- V
servers to the real issue underlying in S"
the passionate oratory and uun-plny.% :H
There is something more at statue thau§ N
This “PM" ““3 contributed at “ the ambition or leaders, the bi duetl ”
time “hen domestic industl y “as par of soldiers and the greed of meds'i i
alleed “ hen “‘0“ of the “8““! pro ‘It is the settlement of the land once-1 it
”55‘5““ whereby men and women makeltion. It the various chiefs could agree U
. war. dug down into their pockets and
folded over one thousand million dol
lin—
”fro?ed on France at the close of the
Franco German war—tile biggest fund
Lever collected in the psarne length’ of
. or living or reap profits were suspended about the return of the recount popqu t ‘2
little quality \oilc, very neat and pretty de-
sigis, daintily trimmed collars and cuffs! fin
latter! with Hamburg lace and pearl buttons.
WASTING NO TIME with PreliminaricS, making
-!
~5-
vent Trancding All Other
Economy Sales.
the Lines of the Sensationals this Store Ever Made.
little comment of the post, but nitrodwing new
Low Inner sronoonosfuui» an? intimacy. i ‘l
‘ _, powerful to make 5‘ neweraV in economy coolly pos-
sible in every home.
Black
MesSaline
Satin
Not the films) light weight mes
saline, sold in special sales, but
a heal) lustrous messaline that»
will not slip or pull. The. best
volue are offered. $l.00 Value.
For Yard ................ . 79¢ -
Women’s
. Flannelette
GOwns
59c Value. '
Made of extra heavy flaunelette; iirfi‘l'stripes
and plain colors. very full and long." Salim
day only ........................ V. . . 39¢
.9
DEMONSTRATING AGAIN with the supp up
energy mtmmrbemchmwcoffllkm
ourToilcx or i‘AnwAYs MORE FOR LESS”—
Opening wide the doors of llb'erality—bidding one
and all mine share in the benefits of the” DOW
PRICES.
l2l/2c Value .
~.1000 yards of sturdy Linen
mall. bleached or unbleached.
for kitchen. dielr‘aod roller tow.‘
ele—
. 8V1¢
...........
100 pieces
Gldzham‘m
checks. tut
Per Yard.
Gingham?
8c Vole. l
A.
‘seimlu Apron
lore——
A.
: ~ r: =
oat Alli dull white 2-:
Long Cloth
gems Value ;.
100 pieces or soft ilnl'sli Eng-
lish tang Cloth—
LOT
8
Huck ,
Bleached
' Towels
Muslins
1" case of yard wide Bleached
Muslin, soft. long cloth finish-
Spocial, PchVYardV 2‘ .. 5¢
25¢ Value
All linen, hemotitched Huck
Towels. 19x88 inch——
Special. Sairiitloy Only,
Etch 19
9e_ Value
pimped“; rel ‘i‘pl‘efil - -» 89¢
infinite-ll The rich “Name" their" lotion to the soil under conditions‘oi' ll
‘ in “or bondsV when filler need
permnnent ounerslilp and freedom. u' U ,
.l
prison, the pbpr turned over their suv- u ed on d the arm!” wellld dl ebau d
ings- end took the chance of starting. i
The indilidual fearlessly staked hipV
fortune on the success of the nation.
This Agrarian problem is the rock on; :‘l
{was committed to a redistribution 01‘ z:
W s rather humiliating for Americans I land. He could hardly have been overt”
For there thrown so easily it he had not lost sup-‘3:
port by disappointing the. )Ioes 0! him,
hole not risen to. The crisis, to beirodleel followers Whutever “,va
sure, is not so momentous as Ger want now emerges from the chaos will
l
”fin any’ 5. But neither are we called probably ‘0' much further than he “‘1';
won for so high A sacrifice. Germany' 8
r'nntional existence is at stake; here
it
.‘i
J
Mexicans are a race oi email landhold‘
ere. and that in the later years of Dldl‘
Ry“ ' rule millions of them were dispossess-
The “'3" has given “5 8"“9 Pmbyed by force or trickery of the soil they
items or finance and industry to solve.l‘and their forefathers had cultivated
:And with a tithe of Germany's snow ‘from time ilnmenlorlal.‘ Many of the
fire we could turn our misfortune into vast estates formed through upropfid:
hlch the last revolution split Madero " ‘ '3‘,"
it must not be (creation that “l"! ‘l N T
H '
ll ..
pr
ll
316.00 to $22.00 Value-
All the latest approved styleeeoome ln‘this
Women who appreciate real who; will
ulty, tor rarely, even at the and pi the saloon, are “Eh splendid valued
uttered.
V'l‘lle materials ore—-
a
TM. .1
,4 . HINDU LYNX. in blue. black and brown.
ASTR'ACHAN, in blue. black and brown. .
at, .3 a
85 Women S and Misses. .V.
ew Fall Coats ,
otter. T
ei tbio MONA.
.. in
v" .‘
.nix. run else Culitornlu Wool
Bed Blankets, sturdy mum
118.00 to $85.00 Value:
. rmunnn nucwtmorn sums. surfs or [MPQRTED SMES
New Fall Suits
The majority ore a. maker’s best ump1e5.'We may soy with cond-
deuce thut never were each mmtnary values before otter-ed. P‘roen-
cully every Migraine style 0! Suit a. woman can think oi ls inhlllded.
F113 TRINMED VELVET SUITS. CAMGUL CLOTH SUITS, FUR
VELVET TRIMMED SUITS. SHORT GOAT SUITS, COMBINATION , i
advantage. All we have to do is to tion of their little forms have already
mdhillze our money and credit for do been confiscated by the «evolutionists;
This calls for patriotic faith in Amor- is largely over the terms oiV diam“: ‘ '
p
. initiative on the part of business men. are fighting. - , 4
It calls for confidence on the part of
'Tele'ry citizen with money in his pocket. itself is a. rare mixture oi violence. .
Thip is the time to pay debts, to? piracy and patriotism. 1
pend. to expand to invest to order, -———-—-—O—-————
goods. to make contracts, to branch pull FINANCING OUR EXPORT TRADE .
in new lines; to develop resources, tOf A big impetus will be given Vto me .
'eV. eguipnient. to open freshmen"- ’export trade movement by the new . ,
e6 it}: the time to tight for o se’il- plan for the establishment of credit. .
dicient and triumphant America loans in this country by the belligerent .
Vt: is dollars, not bullets, that are to nations. it is announced that Russia
and others are marked for seizure. it ~ - w
icon business. it calls for courage and tion of ppose lands that the rebel entire . , :3 . '
The present row, like the revolution . ,
11.96'th'ie " 7 "
10 pieces at Andrew. noon
Scotch .Tuble Monk.
envy quality. 22 inches wide;
Nu‘pkine t6 inotoh-—V ‘
Per yard.
ha. i
it 191
rial." for
wide—-
TomOrrmv, pct yd 12/¢
OutingFliinnel
170 Vllue
- Ermine cloth.
best quality ’Whi'te Outing Finn
plush ~ norm," '
Nightler, etc. we
~‘ with-filed crass cotton; come in
hello. pink blue and yellow;
”.90 Wine
Handsome, pig; full size lined"
borders pp pinch——
no.
on timer-the kind that Int u EWES .
. 7 . . _v SUITS, SUITS WITH N T TUNIC AND FMREVGOBE SKIRTS. .“
ppm S Armani! LAMB. inhldck. 33 -i We time—691m are my. "m“ We wleli that space permitted telling more about the beautiful and II
nchillu. Cheviot. plaid but. end redf- original Suite in an idle. “ ‘ '
Wpolene. MutelossVe. in two tone enacts-4mm ole diode plum. 0th.. ‘ . . _ » . fl ‘
- - SPEC!“ .. it you contemplate rim-posing a U
are have plush collar and coils. Nelle . ,. _ New Suit. by all meuul Attend this me ”
your selection tomorrow, You will ‘, '98 ‘ ' ‘ tomorrow, while the assortment is at ‘ '
have unequal opportunity— ' pa“- itsV best~ :'
. ‘ T I.“ l
. . , ‘ u
. ,. 1‘ = n
,7',‘ T , 3,- ll
.1. V n .
; White !‘
’3 ‘ ' ‘
lob ,Vflfl! I. _.
Bom‘keocy outline mini. _
neat su‘tperund checks; all cul-
ore-— - -
Tomorrowfi, per yd.V’7§d¢
25c Value
45x36 inch" hemetltchpdl‘; V
muslin, made the whemyp
the cloth— ;
Tomorrow, each . l
7
old this our Money is needed every-.and Germany are each negotiating for
' Eire; Too many men are idle. tool large lonnii,~ intended to cover the pur-
any people are hoardinz their sav- lcnase of supplies in our markets. The
, the shell! or in the warehouse. toolwlsely discouraged our bonkege from ~_
finally factories are shut dow n, niemlylmoklnxV war loans to beluga-elite, in l ,‘
because we have been afraid. terposing no objection to the plan. The
j; The need oi the time is investment. lprinciple involved is dlitérent from '
it our capitalists. rich and poor alikedphnt of “war inane." The foreign nu
will invest their funds and their tutti! pious oreuot Moor “idiom
in American industry. as new. is elsewhere in' their wilt operation '
134 hand we. black and" .
" unreal. wound and, If ‘
Norwalk Chronicler