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FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1915
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E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, 0:: _ .3.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 30. 1915 0;. 1n ur 1 ::
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR ,8, I , _ , 9 3.
_ . TOMORROW‘ The demand is now on for 3. 3°
High tide 1?:1-3 P- m0 cheerfulnes‘s in dress. _ ., , . , ‘f
Sun rises 4-50» sets '49- lhe style is now for bright .3. , , h ‘ _ , ' 0:0
color, vivid effects in neck— .3! i r“ 9:.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE— “cakgrtfigfi ,EM " 1 . I:
m“ CALLS' Fun fold . French as... e DISTINCTI V E STYLES WORTH QUALI‘ I ‘IES ..
Editorial Rooms—92. bright English squares, 0:9 .1 . _ - ..
Business Office—93. giautiful Belgian hrogatlles. .3. . _ . _ . , - ..
limit sans. Gas-.38. 0,3,11,10gaaggnsogg meg? of IN COMPARABY L OW PRICES .
‘Edimgleefldgwfa‘mfifi'sz ties in tennis and outing x 1 1 .3.
City ‘tors est encc—7 '4- shirts. . . ‘ N
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Bill-3525. as 1310353113331lifts-$3.322: 3, You Will be astonished at the extentof the assortment. You Will be delighted With the ..
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Publishers Rem H9. 21‘"; some: rash-mu for wur 4. styles. You Will apprecmte the quality. You Will be amazed at the smallness of the, prices. .g.
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masons: some. :3: All mfalljthose who outfit themselves in this store, IWlll tare best. 3:
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m; M“ ”if“ 512' $3.2.“ds‘o'ull R0 em & Stevens .3. . Saturday 8 some! features are more than usually attractive in every way» and Will be the 3:
eels in also . g , _ a ,I .
ism fitment 1.. and am Tuesday“ ” means of savm on man a dollar I -
each month—July and August ex- NORWALK SO. NORWALK 0:. g y y ' .3.
eepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master __ .z. ,_ . .:
Masons cordially; 11;“: “1.1: $752? lln addition to the factory work. the 0:0 0::
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g" Oped 9" “ 1‘ 0 committee undertook to give girls one 0:9 . . 3.
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cial training to equip them for earn- 9. New Sprlflg sults New S o g .t .3.
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M. ing a living. From 200 to 300 a day 3‘ prlngk l" S ..
Meets in Masonic Building, South were supported by the payment of 3: \{alues up to $18.00. , - 3.
Main St» 211d and illiiTgieedagvs}: wages as “scholarships" while they ’: Values up to 322,50. ,i.
each month—July an “Ens ' ', . , . 0 \
copied—at Bo'clock. All Royal Arch .\\ ere alien instruction in stenography, .3: $12.98 .2.
Masons 00mm”). invited. Charles bookkeeping, dressmaking, etc. o of
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox, All this. of course, was on a small .. “709W never shown sttcll va— 0:.
Sec. scale compared with the size and l a: ll so for $1298 The O 9:.
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”monaANlZING OUR EXPORTS wealth of the city and the proportion .. ~ ; ' ‘ . h . f weird 0:.
I . . falli'its art “01‘ t) o 51
. t.of unemployment relieved. it has but . . . 00
It isn‘t surprismg that members 0 in dr0p in the bucket compared to what l .. mention — excellent quality ““5 magnificent group Of 0:.
' 1‘ nt insist on nskingi . ' . .. , ‘ . _
tltelzrltlsltpatl‘l:utt1:e pawn“ w“ inf-WW wk “fight do along mesa “neg :: crepe poplius, gabardinc and Suits is composed ofwthe sea ..
ones ions aio - , ‘. , '. . ... . ._
which Gre'tt Britain buys its war sup-l“ it set about the matter seriously. it .. novelty cloths, m a“ the new 3:11 5 ntntst and most apprm o.
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plies. There are a good many Amerl-Sfeexs’ “1°???" 1301"“: 1:32:33: 0:. shades of the season. All up- c type, .man.‘ °_f tltem exact ..
l cans who are just its curious about thei u e r S! "ec I n. m 09 to tlicmiinn’tc styles and cx- rtprodttctions of imported gar— ,..
, led that aid might be rendered at small 3 _ , t Tl . ’h d _
matter , oe ,_ ll , , ll tailored men 5. ie uoman u o e
' «. . x e to tide over a unein bed 8 ulmona -‘ “e ' . . . . . ..
The firm of J. P. Morgan and Co. e“) use I) p 5 00 . . Sires a distinctive and individ- ..
.. {population during a period of bitter : These Stilts are truly extraor— W ' x
was chosen several months 380 as the. ) V, h l , ) ) i ’3’ _ . , ual hint at a small outlay can 00 ,
m l inrcliasing agent of the British inted, wit out pauper Zing t it rec p« .0. (1mm). in style, quality and . _ ..
0 "M l iienis and estroying their sell-respect N find ‘t among ”1950- 9
government. All American orders for 1 iii b t d h t .3. valnc. ’9
munitions or other necessary supplies ‘0: ":1- Cd e: “lizlilarerriiplitd: 92:13:; 3. 9.
go to Mr, Morgan, and are distributed er 0 a 0P s ' - p 1’ .3. , 00
‘ _ mnnuiactur- on a more comprehensive scale, when 3 A . ..
1"" him among American occasion arises .. ” " 0.
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'bl‘lie critical English M. R's want to :3: sepel'ale Skll'lS $3.98 DTCSSeS $1‘L98 Spnng coats $6.98 Pettlcoats 98c 0:0
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l: m . why it's necessary to give such . 7 \ alucs up to $22.30. , .
I “ do n hanker They George von is Meyer, former secre . ‘ \ alue $5-°°~ Every foam“ in these \ allies tip to $10.00. \ aliies III: to $fi'00' . é.
power to an Ame! a . tary of the navy is much ~ulsturbed .3. 1 he newest Of the “0-“, dresses will interest you New three-quarter length The new. S‘lko Petti- 00
charge that the Morgan tirm has mis-. . . ‘ . 1 u .. niodcls. every one perfect: in The models lrllllltllllg<- model in novelty and plain , coats look like silk, wear .3.
used its position by placing contracts because congiess is not ii lllng. an 3. style _and workmanship. workmanship a” while the colored coatings. Included better than silk, smoothset, 2.
only with firms with which it is at- has never been willing, to make not: 3. New Circular ind yoke moil— vcrv latest materials enter in this lot are some of the adjustable bands, perfect fit- :3.
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filiatednnd withholding them from oth- lump appropriation for the nary do .3. ells. uitl2_)ii:cof the biggest into the creations. All :01- srnzlirtestD of. lthe spring 2mg" mf set efral cholorls. but 3.
. - 't whose prices and pnrttnent ‘0 Spend as ‘t sees tit, under .3. 1) atts. ‘ n ‘ ‘ ors. sizes for misses and St} ,95- 0‘” ’1‘) a coat -‘ a en 9 eac co or, so
or “mum“ “'9“ m dir etion of a “av board values of the season. women until you have seen them. ~ COmC early if you want one. 90
product are Just as good. They even 8 e y ' o - l, ’ ‘ 00
charge that the Morgan firm has got M we were to give tlte “My ”was 0:0 3.
illegitimate ”Mm“ by refusing tend- all the money they want ‘andhletldthem .3. -_ . ' 3°
ers of goods, and then buying them spend it as tiey peaee, we a on no - .t. CREPES AND BA- SHEETS 44¢ $1.00 UMBRELLAS. EDGES 10¢ MQTTIN‘GS, 21¢. ..
itself and selling them to the British urally have to do the same With the 0. 156 9 . For men and women, fine. Value 1:,c arid 17c 'Yard Value 35c Yard. ..
tit er nrmy experts. That would mean open- .3. TISTES, 7%¢. xValuc 60c EBCh- fast black coverings, steel g ‘ d e b - Ed ‘ Japanese and Chinese
government atasubstantielpro 0v 3 V i Y (1 Pl h (i f fi - l , ~Wle an (mm “C ges, M ' 09
~ ing the treasurv of the United States ,. 81‘9 l5c 3’ - teat e I SO t ms1 rod, paragon frame, good as- 2 to inches wide lar e as_ fittings, all he new de—
and above its regular com-mlSSlon‘ to roiessi nalll More and ivin free ' : 1000 yards CTCPCS and Sheets, for full size beds. sortment. of ain and trim- gortlgcnt Of‘patterhs g signs. .8.
It would be unfair to accept such ‘9 0 B . 8 E 6:0 “Batistes in neat stripes for med handlesfi, . it cover. - ~ ‘ - ..
accusations without proof. it ,3 bad rein to militarism. We should no doubt oz. summer dresses -.__.._ Tomorrow only _ . , . 69¢ HANDKERCHIEFS FUGS, $6.75. .3.
enough, however. from the AmericanIhflVe a stronger and better army and 9:. ‘ SHEETS 59¢ 6'for ,21¢ ! \'alue“;$8.(1)0 EfiiCh'v .z.
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standpoint, to have one banking house' "my, but at what a coat. .3: Value 75:: Each: CHILDREN’S PATENT Value SC Each. Rggs‘ itzew ccglorsmaitclI 13rd. ’g‘
with definite business conneotions; The professtonal gentlemen of the o: PRINTS, 4V2 . large size bleached LEATHER BELTS. M en's Hcmstitched Hand- signs: . ‘ 00
among hlg manufacturers, with triendsfil‘my and 118W clmle at the ”mam 2:0 Value 7c Yard. qhects finishc d with 3 inch 3 inches wide, black, hercliiefs, full Size, fine qual- ‘ .g
to reward and enemies to punish, the l imposed upon them by civilian author- .3. Light and dark colors, 1: cm. 1, white and red; value 29c ”y. \y CURTAIN MUSLIN, .3.
sow arbiter ill apportioning among but lty. They have always done 80, and it .:Q bCSt quality. _ each . . . . . . . . . a ----- TOOTH BRUSHES, 19¢ \‘ 1 9V2¢I’ d O.
manufacturers an expert business 15 natural enough that they BhOUld- 0:0 ' SHEETS, 69¢. . 1 . Value 30c Each. 36 madam 23:43:” curtain 0:0
that is assuming vast proportions and lit is hard for a man who knows his 0:. PERCALE'S, 8§fi¢3 Value $50 . O. N. T. LUSTRE PropliylaCtiC Tooth Brush— Muslin stripe; checks and ,.
is a“ important tam” in reestablish own busmess thoroughly, as generals .3: Value 12 I-2c Yard. Extra large‘mze, bleached ' COTTON. .. es, medium and hard,“ full figures: ‘ " .3,
ing our prOSDFfi‘itY- It tends to give and admirala presumably do, to sub~ .: l Full vard wide, best qual- Sheets. Spcctal {or Satur~ Regular price 5c per SIZE-W . .3.
“ng Morgan the Second" as much mit patiently to cabinet secretaries and 0:0 , itv, nevi! designs. day. spool _____ 3 for 19¢ ‘ COMBS, 15¢. T ANGLEFOOT FLY .3.
power ovex‘ American industry as the congressmen who have but a rudimen- 00 ' FLORAL BEAD CH AINS: Value 2‘5c Each. PAPER. p g.
elder: Morgan had over American ii~ any knowledge of naval and military 0‘ GINGHAMS 45/0? 19c PILLOW CASES, All colors, regular price 8 will“ lcpiulom Combs, 4 Double Sheets 5¢. .3.
mm e. attairstAnd yet; this restraint is neces- 0:. . 8 ’Y d2 ' 12ml; 35c each ....... . . . . . 24¢ inc ies one. WWIRE FLYi—KMILERS ' ..
________.__..__._- sary, even though it involves blunders ‘:’ B tV 811216} CA Ton. Ging Value 19c Each. , _. qpecial each 5¢ 0:0 .
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c-n'v WORKSHOPS FOR UNEM- now and then. . ’3’ h (111 q}: chgcks Hemstitched, full bleach “NORWALK‘FIABUS‘K‘ CORN ’. 3.“
PLOYED_ No policy of our government is more 3’ ants, a ”1 ' __ ed Pillow Cases, niade the , ‘- p , ‘1 I p , W 3121,}; WRIN‘GIIN‘G MOPS. 3. M
,I: . . . - ' ast wint- clearlv established than the policy of .. ‘ ri ht wa of the cloth. ’ ”a “‘3 75c eac1. e. "
“e“ w“ my “mg m p k ,3 n m f d , 3: TURKISH TOWELS, g y . 1 Spend ............. 49¢ 3. ,
er, has been experimenting with 8' eep ng our g 11g Orces un er CV‘ .. ’ ‘ A W .__________ z -
new form of municipal charity. 0011' than 001111‘01- And-no American policy & _, Value 59c. LONGCLOTH,_ 94¢. ' PRESS'ED ' GLASS WA- 3. 1
fronted with“ unusualanm‘mt 0”” “1“”- “my 3"“ my mm be”? '3. Extra large size Turkish ‘ Value $I-235 Piece. f TER TUMBLERS. 0:9 ,«
employment. .31 special committee on specialists, are narrow. Their business 0:. Bath Towels, very heavy, ~ 36 inches “(Il‘det’ fine £2: AValue 3c Each. .y .1]
pointed by the mayor opened emerg- is fighting; naturally, they want; to; :3. best value-ever ofiered. hlIlShii 10‘ Y?“ 5 0‘ a p ' . . ' 6 for 10¢. :9 i...
eney workshops and gave needy men fight, or at least to have always 8 ’ 2. _ ~ ' ‘ , I» . V90. ,1;
and women mm Momen- mm. s... t... “£11108th .,..'$ on». w 1 . - .. . . . I ~_ . , 'ae:~s:«:»:or»:os:«:«:«:«:»:~wso~wa~wzoooog
.stead of doling out moneY, food and tor war that the nation will tolerate. ‘ .02.... ' _ ‘ ‘ - .1 '_ A g, ‘ L . '
clothing. The shops were equipped and A soldier or a sailor.unnvins.the light- that has been followed in Germany, _ ‘ 1 ‘ f .3 g ‘_ Gram Radm _ 7 OF WOMEN’S AND MISSA :3
maintained by private contributions. ing viewpoint. cannot seeinternational France. Austria “ind ' 'Ruhsia——with (I‘ll-1:6 (:lty Nana : V r . f} . ' 1 , . H ‘ . if! ,_ b . ES’ SUITS AND COATS. ‘
There were sixteen of these shops attains in the broad perspective that 19 what. results, the world sees. It isn't ' -‘ . . h .1 .' t . . . ; $15 Suits mama to . 5 $35 Suits reduced to - 14.
for men and six tor-women. Work was poasible too. president. a cabinet mem- likely that now or Eereafter the pro- ‘ ‘ ‘ E . , H y I ,7 , . ‘ ‘ .1 1 $26 Suits'néduoedhol . 5 $35, Suitd reduced to 17.
given to 10,000 men tore. total or 150,- her or even the members of a senate feasibnal fighters and “no” Will ‘suc- , "130: Pravifle For , Come" this week as they are positively the biggest bargains ‘
000 working days. and to 300 women or house committee- H9 13‘1"“ all” coed in driving into", our institutions ‘ . y 1. . . ‘ _ * ~ . . i2?" offerne’ixi'atthgdmzoféhgaazh to ' .
for 35,000 days. The workers were en- 2lemony and domestic sentiment, two the entering wedge of militarism. ‘ if » , ‘_ T i N ‘ ‘ t Y y ;c ‘ ‘ , _‘ tee and h “SI”: .00 on ' _c .. . . . .. . ‘ ,
eased in‘rouinz banfisee. caning essential things which must siway‘s . . 1 Our . axes ex ear w I Ellwimfim! 3mm 83:: grails; 2
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chairs, co’bbling. weaving. ruse, mam nominate-out- militll‘y honey. iDr. moi-nuttmeiourg is now buy deposit yoekly 111“”. Savings aepalt-tmentoé this bank and ‘1”: Ian'putling “on ‘ Isa! e My 500 LADIES' HATS o ‘M' 1
lug toys and V9.10". V9246? articles, Ever smoother-blunt)! the‘nntion we proving that the French used polaom ”gamma?" can be With raWn Pl? 3’ .191 ’. Hemp flaM~NW1$NW anew-98. in ‘3“ *1” Inc“ ‘ “in”?!
ternary. turnitumgml‘ins, etc. The. have torrid to larger army-and not: 0115.338 mm, more t.“ 9mm WITH INTEREST AT 4% Come and numeracy: .. ,1 W ,
women‘g'vehonl were mm chiefly get theIupbei-han °£ .goVernmen ‘I did. 'A. while asowhe was provingthat » - 1 ’ . ' “ is ‘ 1 . , » , ~ " " .
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children. The products were 'diotrib- hated-u- with startitnrcompletenou. slum. ‘ - ‘ : I ~ ‘ "" , , I -‘ J“ . y
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