Evening sentinel, Friday, February 12, 1915 · page 6

PAGE SIX THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL ' FRIDAY, FEB. 12, 1915

 

Follow The CroWd To The
SALE of SALES!

 

These are Some of the Reasons Why They Come.

 

25c Black 85c All I 5c0 .N. T. 121: Barbour’s 250 Dr. 251: Mennen’s 75c Alumi- 150 German

Lining Satine Wool Serges Sewing Cot- Linen Thread Lyon’s Tooth Borated Tal num Preser- TIIIICChitia 11
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Yard wide per yard. Black and while. To-morrow a spool. Saucers
. and navy per yard 5 spools ior Tomorrow 3 bottle. Tomorrow 11 can. 3 11111101333311- Whit: "2" gold
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THF SOUIH. NORWALKf corporation had on 11111111 unfilled or ble for the (ity’s grow {h the last fourl TAFT ON WKR- SUPl’LlEé.

EVENING SENTINEL lIders t'or 3.3211. 000 tons. the smallest yearswt growth marvelous even for a IEx-Presldent Taft “93mg ‘0 hate make it impossible for the United
ESTABLISHED BY amount since May, 1911. Then lilo Texas cnyI lglven the best answer yet to those States at some ”subsequent time ‘0

 

JAMES GOLDEN. ,1idc turned. 0“ Dec. 31 “‘0 unillledI “‘0 experiment is attracting lllli‘ll- i “'h‘" in their professed zeal for nen- buy war supplies abroad 111 defending
. II I ,. ,, . ., .. .. W, .I(ll'(lt‘l‘ti had risen to 3.831;,01111 tons. 0n tiun ev"'.ely\1here The feeling is be- i truhty, insist ””1 0‘” government ourselves against our enemies We WINTER GA RMENTS
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1312 tons. . 11 since that ate the ncrease‘ ing 1111-11101] of taxation is 0 on to lions to belligerents. Addressin a. ' ‘
N p > g luturo for ”'9 transient whims 0‘ “'91“ Nothing reserved—every Su t. Coat, Dress Skirt. Waist. Fur—must

 

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1 D . question ”ll“ ii is llllfull‘ and possibly ll 0 935‘” of llnrxnrd 1 nlvor meaning neutrals or the angry 136- go, regardless of cost. Prices to suit every purchaser,
FRIDAY, FEB. 12, 1915 1. 111 December the production was unwise 10 tax improvements at umI. ally, “ho had asked 111111 to lend his 1111nlds of ullreasoning partisans. Nei-

I , --. .. . . _, _._.._._I_olll,\' .10 per cent. 01 the capacity 011119 same rate as land, that in tact the 3119110” ‘0 5°11le? Hilt‘llCOCkS bl“ mph- can we afford to do anything pre. .
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR plants. By the end of January it had existing system tends to penalize im- iestablislling such a prohibition, Mr. ljudlclal. in the long run to the disar- 33 SO. Main St-
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TOMORROW risen to 53 per cent. of capacity. The prm- empmg and retard my growth “"1 '1 lift explained that he could not do so moment of the world. There could be South Norwalk
High tide IO. 54 a.m.:11:23 p in. present tonnage on the hooks. accord development. Thug m,- the Canadians for two reasons

Sun rises 6: 50; sets 5 :24 ing to the Iron Age, is suincient to haVe gone much further in the new; One of them let). reason already 11-11
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no sounder argument for standing pm
on the established procedure 0! na- I ,_

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EVENING SEN FINEL TELE- ”91‘ ”‘0 mills busy l0“ 517‘ 1110111113 atlis at work' nevertheless ill near'ly 8111011 gchn by President Wilson him-l :by the German 1 . 1
PHONE CALLS.
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. . Government—and. n
.1110 percentage is still going up stead ie‘ ery section of the countryI Even sell, that it would be all unneutral actlI maintaining open markets for muni- '

ily norhmen are being taken on againI in New York city there is a powellulI lo change, at this particular time, the “(ms of war.

 

 

 

11388 Branch Office Norwalk. .1“ 9‘" lllCl‘EilSillg numbers, and the organimd demand for legislation toI long established rule of intcrnationali ____.__.Q_..__
”25 3—Editor 8 Residence. :conlIlnued demand—particularly from permit the taxing of buildings and oth- Ilaw regarding tile 5an of ammunitionI ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
3385-1 12—City Editors Residence. 10mg“ governments and American” improvements at a lower rate than; and arms by neutrals to belligerents, Thou-immortal crusader of modern
:1 113- -12--Business Manager’ 5 Res- railroads~guaruutees that there willI land. . lbeeause as matters stand “it would 111- times,
idence. .Ihe no dearth of larger orders and or; —————~—O— ~‘—- lure only to the benefit or one of the Who unlocked the monarchs of
‘ “ "“" "‘ ...-—— ‘ work for larger numbers. - 1 belligerents." Freedom hands
MASONIC NOTICE. .j _ __ l A hm has been introduced m the Ti ti . . Releasing the captho. from far off
0111 Well Lodfle. No. 108. F. and A. M ' Wisconsin Legislature providing that ‘9 ° ‘9' ”Slime” ‘5 ““1 bl“ climes, ' 1 - , ._
Meets in Masonic Building. $011111 UNTAX'NG IMPROVEMENTS- "no educational institution of any kind none the 1935 fOFCible- ‘TO interdlct The Immancipstor, our invincible .. * » ,
Main street list and 311 Tuesday ofI Personal property in Houston, Tex., which is supported wholly or in Dani the supply of ammunition and arms Lincoln stands.’ ~ DINNERS AND BANQ UETS A SPECIALTY

013"“ montlleuly and August 9‘ has been nearly exempt from taxatioulby public money shall employ a teach- lfrom ““3 00‘1““? t0 the belligerents "

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all .1. Pa toriza in 1911, without . says Mr. Taft, would be to ado t a , n
Masons mum”) invited. Sylvester ‘1 e 3 or who smokes cigarettes, nor shallI D Who saved the Union, with a de- es .

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