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THE scorn Nontvnut
EVENING SENT! .1111.
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JAMES GOLDEN
E. L.‘ AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPREITORS.
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MINIATURE ALMANKE‘ 15611
TOMORROW
High tide 12218 a. m;12:25 p. m.
Sunrises 5 =43; sets 5'44
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
'. Editorial Roma—~93.
Business Office-93-
Nntwalk Breach Other—1388.
Editors Reduce—lasso
City Editor's Roddllfl-‘K’W
aniline“ Manager's Residmco—
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Publisher’ s Reining-«loo.
.80. Nov-walk, Conn., Sept. 24, 1015.
A stated convocation of letter .
4 Chapter. No. 311. a. A. 11.. will 1.. held
In Masonic Temple on Tuesday even-
ing. Sept. Zilth, at 8 o'clock. . .
Work—4M. E. M. degree.
Royal Arch Masons are cordially
Fraternally,
CHAS. A. TUCK, H. P.
fittest——
F. S. LYON. Sec’y.
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.llTNEY SUBMARINES.
illenry Ford's idea for a gasoengillo
submarine is particularly interesting.
If such engines can really be used for
underwater craft, providing propelling
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. power ascfliciently as they do on the
surface, and no betraying the craft
by 11 trail of escuping gas, their vul-
Ie will be enormous. They would pro-
bably never supersede the improVed
batteries recently perfected by Edison.
(I‘he submarine at present is handi-
5 duped by the fact that it must carry
1 two Sets of mnehinery~un oll~burning
engine on the surface and 11 set oil
batteries for motive power under wu-
. ter. 'l‘heJornler can't he need when
, submerged: and the letter exhausts its
power too quickly in surface cruising.
.11 a single gnaolene engine can be
' substituted for this double power equip
; .ment, it will menu a vast improvement
i1111 lightness, Speed, ease, of
“and _ cruising range.
control
That is an engineering" problem
V. which Mr. Ford as n gas-engine expert
, should be able to handle, if anybody
, con. The application .he suggestS' for
‘1 his idea is appealing in it‘s picturesque
noes.
die proposal to use these under -wa-
Litter gasolene motors for “lituey sull-
marines." They will be crot‘t so small
, ’ that one or two men can operate them;
Their cost will not be more than a.
" good touring car or motor bout. Each
1~.'will hold one torpedo—«possible as “11
.pill on the end of a pole'vend sever-
al such craft might. be carried on a
torpedo boat or other war veesel and
launched anywhere to attack an adja-
cent enemy A hostile battleship would
mbe assailed by a dozen of them at
mice. The losses would count little in
lives or property value. By sheer num-
41mm and the confusing nature of their
. ttnck, 11 hundred or more of them
might concetivahy'“ destroy on entire
neat.
And that puts up to the naval ex.
711311.41 another puzzling question. The
soul. trend or submarine construc-
tion is toward great size and cruising
go. 15‘ that 11 Wrong, from a. do
outlive point of View? In the "jliuey
1.222122" to carry the day against
Submarine cruiser? .
'McueyflEETs MUSCLE.
year ago. John B. Whilst. Ira
In aid to a congressional commit-
investigating the Colorado labor
that an important oilicer 31! a
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Yes. We hlVe the key.
Toduy we open the door.
A“ the new {all styles on
View.
Same suite for young .men
are extremes and all of’ em
have an air, a style, a per-
sonality of their own which
is yours for 20 good dollars.
m
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
aim has been getting on famously with
the working men, and he will probably
continue to gel on with them. For he
has found that the men are human no
lugs very much like himself; and the
same astonishing fact has dawned on
the miners. Out of their meeting face
to face, as friendly coworkers ruthcl
than enemies, will come better trelli-
ment and better fortune for both the
capital and labor involved in that in-
dustry.
This desirable consummation comes
because young John D. in, has rovers-
ed his opinion. it would come client
in a great many other industries if
the big capitalists would follow his ex-
ample. What is needed in the relationu
or capital and labor more than any-
thing olile is the pereonal relation be
tween the men with thc'monoy and
the men with the muscle. The econo-
mic problem is at bottom of human
problem. There must be personal con
tact to insure mutual good will with-
out which signed wage Scales and pro
tocola are futile. The fewer ‘mlddlo
men" there ere betwen capitalist and
workman, the better.
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FOOD AT BRlTlSH BARS.
British bil-rooma—r-ctherwice known
as ‘pubs’v—are in process of rapid evo
lution. As a. result of a new order pro-
hibiting treating, they are adopting a.
peculiarly American institution.
2 'One Briton may not buy another a
drink. under the new rule, but he may
buy him a. meal. And a meal. of course,
Waincludo any customary beverage.
A London magistrate has decided that
the meal may consist of bread and
cheese. All that a free-born Briton has
to do. then. when he wants to play
the host to a convivial friends. is to
order a cheese sandwich with the do:
hired liquids on the side. ,
The device will he rendlly recogniz-
ed by many A111.orlcano it is familiarly
known in New York as the “Rallies
law sandwich " which gives legal sanc-
tlon to many an illicit notation after
closing hours and on the Sabbath day.
It is a tamilliar fact in many other
states. The sandwich in not intended
to be eaten, though there is no prohi-
bltion on that point. The patron may
“mot deterred by the knovvledge that
the same sandwich may have previous-
dred other drinks of divers aorte 11nd
sleeves and stepping into
eat it it h ecnres to take a. chance. and 1
1y Served as legal escort for a hun- '-
sen glean Norwalk dilution
for his own name first?
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Republicans throughout the city are
explaining their applecialion at the;
union of the downtown Italians in:
forming a Republican Club. . ,
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lied-lire, paraues, music and Street-' ,
earlier soap-box (not soft soap) speak;
ing is yet to be with us. Just now
only very quiet discussion is heard.
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There is much intereeting comment
going the rounds concerning the prob‘
able geographical locations of the
next corporation counsel, city clerk
and city auditor. ~
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This is the mean when candidatee'
bosoms throb with the desire to bene-é
fit their fellownlan. Symptoms disap- .
pear following the first Honduy in
October. ,
looked: H
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Nightmares of lengthy rallies stir-1 ,
ring them, local nowspapermen him. I
darkly in the presence of political
Speakers lhat when a man has some-
thing to say he uses few words.
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East Side Republicans, under the
generalship of that newly—bloomed
though able leader. Henry Seizer. are
grooming for banner-raising next Mon.
day night. Speakers may be on hand,
as well, although this detail hasn't
yet been definitely determined.
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Tomorrow new voters will be made. .
The selectlnen and town clerk will Sit; .
uptown from 9 o‘clock untll2 o',ciock .
and downtown from 2 III-lock until 'i'
o'clock. All those who have handed
their applications 111 should visit
either the uptown city court room or 1'
the council chamber at the times mew,
tloned. nip 1 l
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One prominent downtown Democrat ‘1 .
is especially pleased with 111% calibre
and standing in the community or
many of the Democrats who are tub. ‘
log 01‘! their canto, rolling up their
the van-1
guard. and 221111341119.
forces. Looks mighty good for tho‘
chances of the partynhe vthlnka.
Unless interest picks up amazingly 7
between now and election day. this
will be one of the quietest. campaigns ..
in the city's history. Democratic and ‘ '
Republican leaders alike here one
problem that seems to be curious, and
that in getting. the laggnrd voters to -
the polls. Get your-heads together. ..
gentlemen. ‘
AUTOIBT'RIUNS OVER GIRL. N
DEEP RIVER. Conn. Sent. 242-12 it
P. Woodbury while driving his automov ' t
bile through the western part of the :3
town late Thnredny, ran over a. three« ‘ .
your- -old girl named Budney. who and-
denly ran from the bushes beside the
road. The child was, taken to Middle
hex hospital. at Middleman, enduring
from a. fractured skull and died this
morning. ,
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we are showing a large
.. variety of new and lip-1w ”
date Footwear.
”In five
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Opening Day
Qf the Foil Fashions
Every aroma whodmires exclusive and distinctive
' Styles will find in our
Popular Garment Store
A brilliant array of fit moon’ s newch 1nd most popular fashions.
In tomorrow’s oilerings, we specialize most remarkable values 111 pop!!-
lar priced
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aseort meat.
V New Fall
M . I l .
Our showing, embraces every accepted style which
bland will be worn by women or good taste and
distinction everywhere. All the'corroct models and
blocks are shown. Seller in a moon past have we
shown such charming lesbians.
Added lotho charm of exclusivenese is the .
charm of mo :lomte pricing.
of the local Vi
75c WOOL FLANNEL
Ztll “pi and shrunk. Fine quote,
“5'. ohm or milled All colore.‘
Tomorrow ..
. 39¢
.oc' OUTING FLANNEL
NEW FALL SUITS.
fimppy, etyllah, urvlneable “its tailored right up to the minute. You would see
them—Antler yet, you should wear than. The low prices have nothing to do
with their excellence. -
$14.98 to $29.98
NEW FALL COATS.
When you buy one of these new hit coats, you are not oily sure or getting lat-
ent Styles, but also the utmost in value.
the needs or women who wish to be well dressed at the least expenditure possible.
Our garment: ate designed
$5.98 to $2500
NEW FALL DRESSES.
We have Dresses for every occasion in every fabric und cow exceptional
We want you to be so well satisfied with everything you purchase
from us that you will tell your friends about our more. ‘
$6.95 to $22.50
surprise you
POWERFUL EXAMPLE OF VALUE GIVING IN-
HIGH THE BEST MERCHANDISE
0 FERED AT .«TI-lE MOST ATTRACTIVE LOW
PRICES.
ARE "
to meet
Amort interesting variety in all the moat tav- H
ored materials and colorings. Their value will
All the MRIOR’B richest, newest, «brilliant Shades .
and colors to chose from. Smart long sashes and
11w out belted backs.
i can of colored outing flannel.
Pink. blue and grey. stripes
and checks. Aldo plain white
Eunice cloth. Tomorrow per
”“1 7964?
98c UTICA SHEETS
One of the best shoetu made
M for service. Full. his bed also.
Tomorrow. each" 6 h
SPECIALS IN LINE
390 Guest Towels. scalloped 102-
981: Figured Huck Towollnz
(24 in) . , .591:
‘ 31.00 Table Damask (72111.) 791:
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.. “ CAMERA LUNCH
.WRIGH'rfs SILVER
OIL CANS
One gallon. heavy gnlvnnlsed
iron Regular price. 25c «11:11.1
UNIVERSAL FOOD
CHOPPERS
No. 2. 8 since at cutters. Ros
ular price $1.35 each. tomorrow. .
morrow
B m 1
Steel. nicely finished, Regular
price 260 each. Tomorrow 15¢
CREAM L
Beat sliver 11011311 11111119. Segu-
in price 2511131111 bottle. tomor- l
TOW “.2...” ,‘ 15¢
mend fills canon
out“, “as M dog on fore
at least ch per cent. -—but that Is not all—We bought
from are Bfiéon Blanket Mills an entire cal-load.
saving an extra 5‘?“ cent. You know dint the de-,
rom Foreign ports must mean 11
shortage here and higher prices—A word to the wise
is sufficient.
$10.00 AUSTRALIAN
1‘0!“me ' 17¢} WOOL BLANKEIS
ASH CAN 8 Fine quality, all wool and
admitted "0n 13'8“ “M W shrunk. 1211112211112 "or in
15" W109 '3 59 9‘ Tomorrow beautqu plaids. All colors.
Full big size. bound with col~
cred ribbon to match. To-
.... .. $7.98
FOR THAT “DEAR _
SWEET BABY”
Beacon Cub Blankets, in pink
and blue borders. The resin
1111- price is $1.49; We have,‘
Just twu hundred of them.
‘ Not my. Come early-it you .
want your baby to, get one
or these line out blankets.
TolnorrOw
BlanketswiComforts .
“You are foolish to sell these Blankets" said a mill
man to our buyer yesterday. “Wool has advanced no
per cent. since you placed your order—why don’t: you
marl: up your prices?” Our
mailed—that not Boston Store median.
$3.00 INDIAN
BLANKETS .
All beautiful designs and col- .
cringe tor many dlderent 3
uses. Tomorrow '
$1. 25 SHEET .
BLANKETS _
1 case ct sort decoy cotton
blankets, regular size while
with pink or blue borders.
Tomorrow ’
COMFORTABLES
Three specials for tomorrow.
Full size. scroll seamed. Re-
versible. Pure white cotton
Sued.
$2 Johnston Comforts; $1.49
53 Blenheim Comforts . $1.98
. t4 Munch Comforts .
Blanket Man merely
AS
tobegin with we save you
$1.98
85¢
.3233
WASH BCA
EDS ,
Eumlly also, double n21: the
in! price 391: each. Tomorrow
FLOUR BI'NS
016
‘ Yalué sac or I
WMEN‘S
EA Wins 1 1
Steel blue and white en-
omelet. Regultir price'3139g’fif.
WANDKERCHIEFS
All linen hematitched, embroid-
cred corners. Value 15c ecch
. 3 for~25¢
Tommw hilt-1’
9o. _
WEE CASTIM SOAP-
me
101: coke Tomorrow W LOG CABIN BUGS
.1 com Value 750 our yard. L
59115;:
HIV—
‘ MEbl’S 111113 BOYS
w ‘ f"
SWISS CURTAIN
MUSLINS
Full 36 inches Wide, good pa’o
terns. Value 159 por yard. :To- : ,
morrow . ..
RUBBER D993 MA“
2 Inch“ TRUNKS 1'
11, 2221.222 covered.
18x27. VII-lieu 011611.1'I‘omorrcw-
FRIDAY, SEPT. a. 1915 T,
98¢ to $6.98 ' j
SWEATERS
'$1.98t0$7.98
NEW DRESS GOODS
A most wonderful display. Every,
good kind is represented.
New" storm serges, from 50c to
$1.50
New Broadcloths. New Wool
Poplins. New silk and wool pop-
llnc. New silk crepe do chines.
New yard wide taffeta silk. Ex-
tra Special .
40 INCH ALL WOOL
CREPELLA SUITING
Smooth and rich looking, drapes!
just like a rich, all Silk crepe.
All colors. Value $1 per yard.
Tomorrow 79¢
50 INCH SPOT-PROOF
BROADCLOTHS
Regular 32 quality, at per yerd
1,009 WOOL REMNANTS
All new goods. Lengths from 2
to 6 y.ards One quarter under.
price. , 1 ,.
» Beuntitully trimmed and finish- ,
‘ ,. CORSET COVERS
NlGHT-GOWNS '
Made of crepe in plain colors
and fancy figures. Also muslin.
ed. Value $1. 50 each. Tomorrow
GOWNS ~ 79¢
Made of muslin. trim-med with
lace and embroidery. Full size.
Value 590 each. Tomorrow. . . ._
PETTICOATS , 33¢ " "
Fine muslin. deep ounce/with
lace and embroidery end-inser-
tlon ribbon trimmed. Value a»
$1. 25 each. Tomorrow... 79¢ -
,‘n, ', urf-rf'qlu‘u-r/
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. Arr;-
Muslin and uninsook. Variety of ,
styles. Trimmed with lace and
Embroidery. Value 59c each. To-
memo 1
SILK PETTICOATS42¢ i.
All the new colors and full deep; .‘- .
‘ flounce. Value $6 each. Tomor- , 1
row. '4]. $3 49’ I
SWEATERS -
,‘All colors mid Sizes. Special to‘ ,V /
marrow, 2221. 98¢ ‘1
BOYS’ SCHOOL PANTS
ado of 00mm! and hem 1.
choviok Since 7 to 15 years. 9310-
' MEN’S noon
marrow. .11th and 59¢
1312211 ml but. rum Search»
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