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PROPRIETORS.
9111111111, JULY 15, 1915
IATURE ALMANAC FOR
, ' TOMORROW.
, ,tide1:.4ga 111.; 31811111.,
,rises 4 :33; sets 7. 24.
"ENING SENTINEL TELE.
,. PHONE CALLS.
I burial Rooms—gs.
Office—93.
mall: Branch Office—1388.
MEI”: Residence—racy 3.
my Editor’s Residence—7521.
Mdess Manager’s Residence—
. sits-12.
er’s Residence—890.
I To SERVE NATION.
. 33 Thomas A. Edison heading a
naval-advisory board of the country’s1
toremost engineers and invemors,‘
there need be no more doubt 01' the
proper development of the U. S.
. Jew. The whole nation has confidence
,an Mr. Edison, who by common consent ‘
.33 admitted to be the greatest livingl‘
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iAmerican. It has all the more faith in
him because he is knoon as a sincere
. 1113111111101 peace, who has never before
" consented to use his taint for any mill- ,
tsry purpose. He is willing now to}
,‘j‘lriace himself at the disposal of the
government because he sees the need:
of gambling against foreign peril. i
‘ His notion of preparedness, it must
be Observed, differs vastly from that of;
the professional muitarists and jlng- , 3
093. He advocates no vast armament, 5
either by land or see. He wants no bigi
We have just bought
special price.
Star Shirts are one of
sleeves are cut full and 1111
Shirt Bargain.
$1.50 Shirts at. .
1 “z”
NORWALK
Star Shirts at a special price and are selling them at a
novwis your chance to buy, these High, Grade Shirts
at much less than the regular prices.
The colors are absolutely fast—the bodies
All sizes and sleeve lengths.
They are on sale now. Come and get a
$2.00 Shirts at..............
Rogers to. Stevens
11 big lot of $1.50 and $3.00
the Best Shirts made and
and
ge, .
real
$1.35
$1.15
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SOUTH N ORWALK
-—-- $1.Oo Values——
Made of fine. quality liniue,
patch pocket, pearl but-
tons, full flare. Each 69¢
11
H
A
R;
7—1453 yum...
Fine black taffeta silk
Dress Skirts, made in the
spiral effects, only a few in
the lot. Each . . ..$1 98
Number of Lots and Remnants That Were Too Small to Advertise in 0111‘ Summer Sale.
.; Commencing Monday, will be offered to-mor‘row
It ivill be one of the Greatest Bargain Days we have ever planned. We have no means 01 guaranteeing just how long
the quantities will hold out at these marvelous savings, “you see it i. amt-,1. to come early
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» mmawmm rues-1...... 1.........¢..n.. -
' Waistsr
Each
Womenls. Steps». He Chine
-'—-—32.50 and $3. 00"VWW.’
Fine quality crepe de chine, blue and white and black and
_ white fancy stripes, new models,, wide hem—_
stitched lawn Quaker collar and cuffs.
31.69.
organdies, lawn and
over
all good models.
blstk '
Blue,
stripes, 42 inches w
one piece of each color. Perv 9
yard
,1 1
and
srRrrso ‘
VOILES
-—-——-.18c Values-44
ide, only
........ 11¢
pink
Per yard
SHEPHERD
CHECKS ..
It
—-- 12 1-21: Values—
Black, white cotton checks,
double width, 2 size checks.
CHEMISE
65v“
and embroidery
ASTROLOGY PREDICTS PEAQE.
The New York astrologer who hitngs.
33 NEW VORK'S POPULATION.
New York is busy trying to deter-
“Sum" 3mm devouring the nations out on the board walk at Coney island 111an Just M" many hundred thous-
Wealth and mllita‘rizing its ideals. He has ben applying his mystic art to and people it has in excess of 5,,000 000
wants no great. COSUY WW eating “5 figuring out the duration of the war. “d various “1m“ 3" quarrelling 0'-
bead 0"" If we build man) more 11' M inasmuch as the calculation was made er the problem with all the acrimonl- ‘
ships. he would “put them in storage” purely for his private satisfaction, and Oils enthusiasm of inland villagers In
until they are needed, meanwhile malt has nothing to do with his remunera.
if 1m i‘should come.
make them quickly effectiie.
_. leth the meat inventor \\ ill be as-
sociated, in all probability, Charles P
., ‘tjsteinmetz chief consulting engineer of
* githe General Electric Company, said to!
be the highest salaried engineer in the
neuutry lie is a socialist, and there-
[are also a pacifist, but he is enthusi-
antic over the prospect of mobilizing
men of genius for the nation's service.
He is particularly interested in devel-
3;0pling the submarine into \1 but he cullsi
,3 'a submarslble cruiser,’ that is,
l
1
be. Anyhow, here is the way the Coney
Editions preparedness means prim star wizard dopee it out as given com nothing ‘0 hm: about. and that the
111 a supp!) of 111111111111. “or““b'e fidentially to a friend of the editor the WWW!“ Ought ‘0 be ashamed if “B
”has, and all organization able to ‘other day:
"Peace will come during the pres .
sen nt year, the last week in August on
the first week in September.”
lless millions learn how to
3themsel1es. then they may properly ’
There-the great secret is out. use.
it as you like. It ought to be wortlu
milllous'in speculation. If it is true,
i probably means a rising market in
1ea1‘ly everything except war muni-
tions and industries directly depend-
out on themfl
if it is true it means, too, that our
11 high, troubles with Germany will soon be 0v-
.speed war craft mounting guns and or If peace 15 801118 to come in a
'ihavlng a “we kiuising radius, capable
.;of quickly submerging for attack 9
rescape, in spite of its Size. This is lar-l
gely an electrical problem,
foreflln his line.
Mr. Edisons assistants,
to Mr. Steinmetz, are likely to include
lexsnder Graham Bell, inventor
, 1e telephone; Orville Wright,
pvorld's greatest authority on the aero-
plane; Simon Lake, the greatest sub-
marine authority; Lewis Nixon,
31' sl construction expert; Nicola Tes-
3 the electrical wizard; John Hay
' 3m0nd, 51, who has. made marvel-
to happy, inspiration 0n
_ he‘secretdry of the navy,
‘lyi sofsensible that when once
‘ it seems inevitable. it is a
36f the time When the best
" 113a and scientific 11131111, 11111!-
1
ution of public service and great
She has raised 1111 army 111 3,003,050
'1 be -far more honor, 11 higher lvolnnteers but she hasn'theen able to
month and a half, of course the Kaiseri
r is going to stop blowing up our shipsi
and citizens and consent to the restor-
and there-1‘1”“ oflaw at sea.
The astrologer figured it but by as
in addltioxf; complex system, taking each bellig-
erent nation in turn, and putting that
of nation’s s
the 111111nt for solution. “The methodfi'mhe.
says, "is incontrovertible. The only
Iposslble question is as 10 the data- on
the {which the calculations are based. if
my data are correct, peace will come
s 311.11 I say. But the war won't and all at
once. 'Some parts 0! it may drags on.
'and there will be long negotiationse’r
“Raphael: a noted astrologer 013‘
London, says the Coney
Ipredicted the War with absolute aceu‘3
racy, laudfhas made a peace prediction
very similar to his own. Kaiseri'wu-
helm was reported the other day as
expectin'g‘peace in October. Maybe the
Kaiser is an astrologer, tool», ‘
particular problem up to the
professor,
At the end of a‘year’s preparation,
Great Britain presents the surprising ,3 ' ‘
- [and hauds.’ is an. ’1
‘ their . wonderful .
'chmi ladder in show,
an boom town.
333 5‘"? “‘3‘ there are enough train live activity, it is probably entitled to! The only absolutely certain “11118
i163 reservists in the country—earning such respect as astrological science about the matter, to an outsider, is
their living as civilians—40 man them merits at its best—«whatever that may that New York has entirely too many
people. with an average quality that's
huge. unwieldly, lllvdlxested and poorly
cared for pOpulatlon. When those help
89"?“
boast of their numbers.
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'IlOW AUSTRIANS MAKE
NEW MEN OF SOLDIERS
given no legs a
be case perform
humble.
not many of each size.
1.1-‘l 1.
women's
3, "' vEsrs" ,
" 311.1; ‘
Women’s Silk Gloves .
—1.oo Values
69c
GIRDLES
---—-75c Values——
Fine Quality Silk Gloves, elbow length, 2 clasp wrist,
double tip fingers, extra heavy, all sizes, but ,
Pcr pair "
3 I . Lingerie,
’ Dresses
—-—$4.oo Values—
Women’s and misses’ fine
all—
cmbroidery Dresses
Each .
$2.98
ENVELOPE
—-$1.5o Values—
()f soft muslin, cut ample
in length and width, lace
trimmed.
3 Each .............. 96¢
-——-$1 25 Values
Woman’s Crepe
Night Gowns ' A
' Made of best quality crinkled crepe, in pink, blue
White, crefomlc, satin and lace trimmed, some with scallop—
ed edges, an exceptional value.
Each
and
89c .
HAIR PINS
-———25c Values-—
MATTING
SUIT
CASES
——-,—$1.15 Values—
—-—5oc Values——
«31‘
P
3 3 t l 13 14 and r6
1 qt seamless see g y blades, best quality
enamel. Each 33¢» . Choice, each.
s .3.50 and $4.00 Values- .
inch cutting
steel.
Made of extra heavy tin,
Each . 8d}
10 qt. size.
——-15c Values— .
Eash
3%
Women’s Unioui Suits ‘
——-—- 59c Values ‘
, Finequaiity, jersey ribbed, 10w neck, sh0rtsle‘évgs3 and
sleeveless, crochet neck, lace trimmed umbrel-
‘. t ndetra'ze.
331a San s, rcgulara x\_ 51 s 3
w,‘
Swiss Curtain. Muslins
~12 1-2c Values——
borders , also
_. 111 --- . . I .
15c Va as ,Black, white and' colors: , 24 1nch, leather bound,
J'c'rscv ribbed, fine quality ' u t d t t 1 Amber and dark 6010115, brass lock and catches, wcll
crochet neck,~ extra size. now P‘ 0' a c 5 -" es. .smooth pomts, 1—2 dozen 1n li,ncd strong and durable
‘ .1 Each 133°“ 49¢ a 1101- Per box 16¢ Each 95¢
"W '~.. "r —I~u
RICE ' . , "111111, WATER LOG
DGUBLE " MOWERs PAILS CABIN
BOILERS Roos
‘———$1.00 Values—-
27 x 54, new designs, all
colors, strong and durable.
_ Each ........ .......6
9129
Full 36 inches wide, plain white, in variety of pretty
designs, ccru with fancy floral
fancy colored stripes. Per yard
6551:
ass—25c Values— '
ll colors, for women's and
leses’ wear, T Omorrow,‘
'For wOmen's and [misses't
waists and dresses.
To: ,
marrow, per yard .. . 29¢
vet-yard
...12:/2-e' I.
and misses’ wear-
most wanted wide stripes.- f
Par yard
-—-—29c Values——
‘ A fine fabricfor wOmens
in
'5' a
E!) BED
SHEETS
the
moi-row, each . . . ,
, ’HEMSTITCH~
—-$1.00 Values—
Big bed size, 90 x 90, made
of good sturdy muslin. To«
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