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ESTABLISHED BY
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M FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1915
7. MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
a. , TOMORROW .
High tide 11:10 a. 111., 11:27 p.111.
Sun uses 4‘. 23; sjets 7. '16 *-
IVENING'SENTINEL TELE—
PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—gs.
Business Office-93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1368.
Editor' s Rmdence—Isss-s.
City Editor’s Residence—7531.
Business Manager's Residence—-
113-13.
Publisher's Residence—890.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 1st and am Tuesday of
each month—«July and August ‘u—
dented—at 8 o’clock. All Muster
Masons Cordialiy invited. Sylvester
P. Decker. W. M. Robert M.Wileox,
Sec.
' _-s—
.A/
letter Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of
each month—July and August or-
cepted‘at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuekyfl. P. Robert W. Wilson,
Sec.
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ATLANTIC watt GAME Linens,
The war game played by our At-
[antic heat «as only a some, to be
cure; but the outcome was both dis
" quietlng and instructive. The mam-
Ivres showed that a stronger host or
warships conveying transports could
/ land an invading enpcdltion safely on
our shores, in spite of our'lavy.
The defending lest under Adult“
Fletcher was the one recently review
96 by the President in New York.
-.1» ,The report of the navy department
explains that these pattieships, oluls
, era sill statues and sites .
ll dash of repelling an expected invasion
I! embers hetwtschLmstgiort, on Stirs
northern-shore of Maine. and..,-Cspe
l . Hatteras, North Carolina. The attack-
i 1113 fleet, oohmanrled by Boar Ad-
' miral ‘Beatty, was of course largely Ia-
l ‘ iitious, but its operations seem about
{what might be expected by a powerful,
hostile fleet ably handled. It covered
600 miles of coast with its fast scouts,
holding its main body of fighters in
f Ithe rear and threatening an attack
;,_ anywhere within that area. .its scout
ships finally engaged the line of de-
[cnding scouts, and put half of them
; , put of commission by superiority in
l; speed and gun-power, Which enabled
them to shoot and run before Admir-
Il Fischer: supporting dreadnoughts
maid arrive on the scene. Then, when
:the remaining sect, of defense with-
i
draw norward to protect New Eng-'
land, apparently the enemy's objec-
tive, the main squadron oi’. the invad.
era swung around to the south, flank-
? ed the line of defense and landed its
army in Chesapeake Bay without op-
position. The coast defenses ivere not
considered in the game.
The lesson is obvious. The “enemy"
lurned the trick 1111.111 much through
superiority in power and number of
battleships, but in the superiority of 7.
his “scouting ships}? particularly ar-
1.1.1.111 cruisers, which—like those or
foul ‘chief riial powers—could steam
vlfaster and shoot farther than ours:
hl'sofl'because there was no submarine
-'. lost it the month of Chesapeake Bay
' to blow up the hostile warships and
transports.
‘~ .W‘s seem, then, to need faster cruis-
‘, pro, with bigger guns, and a great
elective type, rather than a- great
, at {her of new battleships. inciden-
‘ ., y it would do no harm to strength-
his. the coast defenses somewhst.
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”SUOCEBS IN SMALL TOWNS.
lthelr‘soleatile 1179!.
The Mayo Brothers will survive the
ordeal, however. And certainly ii is s
h mposinnlty tor the whole nation
gs ism ofthe noble work these men
have WW.WW .99? 9°
my 111.11
It is a remarkable achievement to}
have made a little prairie town, the
center of a farming community, fau'
.3... among medical
world over. it is more to have ssjjtea
thousands of lives and untold pain and
sorrow. it is still more [0 create, 110111;"
the profits of their life 1work. 111. iii-f .
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trade.
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his door, to buy them. The record of
the 'Mayos proves it. They might have
“gone to Chicago or New York, but
they stayed in Rochester. And not
only did patients come to them from:
the whole country and beyond the
seas, but famous surgeons came from
every nation 011 the globe to learn at
their feet. In recent years their pri~
vate hospital has been virtually a free
professional clinic, giving a postgrad-
nats course to any reputable physlg
clan who chose to none.
TWhat they have done
may be done in huslhes
of equulabflml. TM
a powerful argument for the ambitious
_ and energetic young man to stay It
home and see whether the potcf gold-
at-the-endof—tho—rainbow isn't right at
his own door instead of beyond the
horizon. The same energy that-many
a man squanders in battling wgth'the
big world in populdus cities would sit-
mce to makedhe world come to him.
And that would mean not only the .
truest recognition and highest tat.
11mph; it’ would idem; too, th deep ~
filial 11.111111111111111 of' Rinks his native ~
placed», gow._.alon§fwlth hint} and ‘
glying bank ‘35, the continually," with ~
compound interest what the Dominant. ~
ty has given to him. , '
in": iurgery
by any man.
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Anyway, there are no torpedoes o1-
mines in South American waters. And ,
there’s a share of comfort in the re-
flection that if continued submarine ..
depredations drive us from the Euro- . _
pesn markets, our ships can take to
th ePanAmerkan routes and drum up
' in 1.111111 . .
long-deferred boom:
W"
The 111111.11 31.11.11.111 113’s enrolled, ‘
11,000 women tor police work.
will don uniforms and take the place “
of male policemen going to.the front. ‘
.Thus,_nation after nation is discover-1
ing that woman's place isn't altogeth1
er “in the home."
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Speaking of ”Sunny ltaly’l—it's
rather clouded up now. "
my more submarines of the most ’
”The Mayo Brothers or 11111111111“. .
ism”! and lacs,” > .
, nouns. 11911.11 mnt‘turcs 111111..
"Lot’s forget the sword and the
drum but not forget our heroes of
war and peace._ '
Let us raise the standard of chil
dren, flowers and busin ‘
Store closed Monday. To-
1
nlOl'i‘OW let us show. you the - l
‘ best there .is in clothing for
men and boys.
grue blue serge suits $10 to
o.
Pin checks 111 1111.11 and white.
or brown and white $15 to; ' ‘
t-bGrcys in fancy plaids $10 9,
tiring v“o‘v‘erciztat'a. shower?
95 M “
scientists taéj’
iovoment is' ‘
They A
60c TABLE DMMK.
'64 inches wide, strong, sturdy
mercerlled Table Damask;
Tomorrow: yard ..... 27¢
i
as ARON omoHAMs. ‘
Standard quality, nest blue
and white checks. fast colors.
Tomorrow 6 yds. for 27¢
. asc'nAssoassNT" oof‘ro’n. ,
Pure Absorbent Cotton, .1111;
septioand sanitary. One pound
rolls. ~
. 2 1012711
Tomorrow . .
40c SHEETS.
72x90 centre seams, good mus-
lin.
Tomorrow,
21.
121/,c BATES GINGHAMS.
All new styles, stripes, plaids
and plain colon. '
. 3 yds. 27¢
50c WASH GOODS.
White and colors, lace, voila
and tropes.
each
Tomorrow .
Tomorrow, yard . .
- 27¢
10c HUCK TOWEL...
18an {Sturdy Towels, ~ neat
red borders.
Tomorrow . . . .
6 for 27¢
49c w001. FLANNEL. “'
l‘lne quality all wool flannel,
. 34'wide.
Tomorrow, yard . . 27¢
BARGAIN TABLE.
Figured lawns. chamhrays,
crepes, fancy white goods. etc.
Vaiud‘ll Ho per yard.
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ANNIVERSARY
cannot be matched elsewhere.
fail to come here tornomw.
Tomorrow, “Boston Store Dgy,” will be the last and meat important' at our Great Anniversary Sale—there will be more
‘Specials” than at tny time during this Great Sale. The items will be the best and most desirable summer
mer ndise men the many articles from our Annivversary Sale with the unmatchable
RICES STILL FURTHER REDUCED
IN ADDITION OUR
s
Wearing Apparel Sale
Which BRINGS FORTH A FASHION FEAST 9f HOLIDAY TIMELINESS.
First—We inVite' attention to this wonderful collection of smart outdoor apparel. Then we offer “economies" that
It you are looking for the best styles and latest novelties-«Ii you want the best possible values for your money, don’t
DreSScs “-
1 gallon. galvanised tron“
Ice TEA cues AND saucehs
White china, gold blind.
Tomorrow . . . . 3 for 25¢
DUNTLY vacuou
cLsANsa.
A vacuum cleaner and carpet
sweeper combined-i '
Tomorrow, each . . $4.95
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$1500,QRUS_§_ELL._,R,UGO. ‘
. 9x111, 1111-51 111111 0111111111 de-
signs.
$12.98
$7.50
Tomrrow, each . .
. 7511 Lou canw'auos. -
271164. All colors.
Tomorrow, each . .. . 59¢
36c CURTAIN MADRAS.
Full 36 inches wide. White
and corn. '
Tomorrow, yard]. . . . 18¢
'Isc' customs.
All new designs. and colors.
Tomorrow, yard . . . . 9%¢
3!“.
Tomorrow ‘.. 5 yards 27¢
A,
1b » 4‘. r «F 6-1 V: l 0
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29¢ OIL CANS. F
Tomorrow, each 19¢ _
Summer Dresses-
Every dress was chosen fi rst
sigh,§ne11ess-o£matesialss11d excellence of workmanship.
Such values at the very opening of the search; one without. .
precedent} ‘ -
Dresses
Made Of flowered yolks.
a 1
Dresses
Novelty striped crepe, white
Smarter Styles,‘ Better Values Never Offered in Any Salelf
Suits- Coats
of all Linds and Styles for Decoration Day Wear
Skirts *
for its attractiveness of de-
novelty striped voilcs, dotted
cord dresses. velvet girdles;
lace] edge collar and cuffs,
flounce skirts, right up to the
minute styles. "Each “.98
crepes, flowered voile and
‘marquisette Dresses, two-tied“?
flonnce skirts. satin ribbon
trimmed, all sizes for 11101111311
and misses. Each .. $4.98
dine,
side
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AND MISSES’
Made of Bedfdrd cord, black, navy and There arethrec difierent styles in this lot.
Belgian bluc, belted back, moire silk collar, materials are Wool, scrgcs, fancy worsted
new up-to-date models.
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* SKIRTS.
Smart model, made
of washable g‘abar-
COATS
Value $6.00 each
‘ EQUALLY GREAT VALuas AT .
' SKIRTS.
style.
quality are combin-
Smart
111.111.1111 with ed in this
POEM“ and 'ored. At, each
buttons. Each 98¢
”WOMEN'S' _
AND MISSES’
$3.98 $10.00 each . . . ..
skirt, modisltly tail-
p.79
and new black and white checks
- $6.98 to $10.98
SKIRTS.
and The'popular Golfine
Skirts, latest popu-
lar models, also poc-
kets, separate belt;
value $5.00. Each 1
$2.98
pique-
: COATS. ‘
V aiue
. New Mlllinery "
All the new and'correct styles
for present and mid-summer
Wear. All them, small and . ,'
/ $100 BAGS
home- : .
woman-s NEGKWEAR.
Attractive designs. ‘ Attrac-
tively priced. A host 02 new
and pretty models Just receiv-
1 to. Nest, natty and dainty nov-
1 else: ouch-wands on steel
"crispness W.“ costume and on; “P to $4 981'
- hence the appearance? onset- . ‘ . .. ‘
“5 sets a hundred told. My. "mm“ 3*“ ‘ . *1
thing fully up to Boston Store
quality 111.11.11.11. and most.
1 1i intensely prised wither.
25.1mm 1...,
9":
Walrus and llorocco leather.
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all tlts 111m models, leather.
Minamoto-sandin-
; Tomorrow, 1.11. 87¢ . 3,.
medium shapes." The Mannish
‘SaIIor. the‘ 111111 311101. the
Shepherdaas Sailor. A shape
to lit ovary lane. ,1" -
Ready to wear Trimmed 11111
$1.98. $2.40. 32.98
$2.98 111? to 815.
11117111111120 liars '
- finances, ‘
' wiles, orgasdie and lawn. em“
‘ ond'hliort sleeves, standing 11ml
DLWBEB
In the newest models. Fine'
cross bar voile collar and culls,
sheer organdie edged with lace
allover ' emlimldery.
Values to $1.26.
Each, y.‘ ..‘.t..."..l..nv. 79¢
BLOUSEh. _ ‘
0! plain and embroidered
smitten; 1'11 loos trimmed m it
list collars; 11m; 36 to 50‘ VI~
lue $1. 50. '
Each 98¢
_ Lingerie and Sflk Blouses
Offerings in which mil thcr styles nor qualities, va— . ‘ 9‘ ‘
riety nor values will be approached 111 this city.
stitching and bodice ei'fe‘ct. box-
DLOU‘ES.
0f silk mum 'de chino,
prattily trimmed with hem:
malted. and pin tucked, f new
corded surpllcs edectawand a
dosen other pretty streets: .1.
lues to 33'W-Eacl1- $1 98
BLOUSES.
or excellent crepe do chine,
in particularly attractive mod-
els ,some with embroidered
fronts, others with 11111.11 in-
ssrtion and line that 11.111; value
1110 Each1,8149
10c WHITE
TAFFETA mason.
I , 26 inches wide. has quality.
.. min plats 111111111111 edge.
Tomorrow, yard 17*
cinema. tube 17¢
11.60 86516“.
54 inches wide, navy, extra
the quality; as long as they
last.
Tomorrow, per yard . 77¢
54 Ml. BLACK PANAMA.
Regular price $1.00 per yard.
'Only 85 yards at this price.
Tomorrow, yard . . .. . 57¢
59: 'sIcILIAN MOHAIR.
54 inches wide. Black only
~ For bathing suits and separhte
skirts
.. Tomorrow. per yard 27¢
" Limit 3 yds. to a customer.
,0» sale from} to 4 only.
25c PRINTED VOILES.
40 inches wide. ,Newest de-
signs and colorings.
Tomorrow .. 2 yards 27¢
25¢ WOMEN’S HOSE.
Black, and a few colors, full
fashioned, double heels and
toes. .
Tomorrow .. 2 pairs 27¢
‘39: women's Hose.
.. Black silk lisle, extra fine
quality, reinforced heels and
low.
Tomorrow, pair . . 27¢
25.. WOMEN'S umo‘N suns.
Low neck and sleeveless, lace
trimmed pants, 34 and 36 only.
All sizes. black and white. ,
Tomorrow, pair . . . 17¢
on Show 0. u. T. com II.
mugs and white, all" m
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Tomorrow . 2 for 37¢
lee MEN'S LINEN counts. ill
All styles and sizes. 6.
Tomorrow 3 for 27¢ l‘l
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39c and so: conssr owns 9.!
'Made of fine muslin and !!
Nainsook, elaborately trimmed 5!
.With‘ lace and embroidery. u‘
Tomorrow, each . 27¢ ii
75.: NIGHT oOwus. 31
Fine muslin, square neck, . 14
deep yoke, of fine embroidery, ii
trimmed with" ribbon. .‘i
1 Tomorrow, each . . 47¢ ‘n‘
,1...- PsTTIcEi’ATs. 11‘
Made of has white satine, ll
with wide pleated flounce and it
white crepe, trimmed with tor- . .
chooiacesf ll ‘
Tomorrow, each . 98¢ . ll
11.11.... $4.00 1111111., {,3 . _
All good sizes. Odd sizes 1 it
from several popular makes. . ‘ i ‘- .
Tomorrow, pair ”$1.47 I 3"“
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