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FRIDAY. OCT 8,1915
TOMORROW.
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Sun rises 5: 58; sets 5. 22.
SOUTH NORWPJIK this point of 1',iew because of
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN
‘ eliminated from our national life. Nev ,
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PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Roomy-9"-
1; Business Office—93.
5. Norman: Branch Office-x388.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- ated‘ societies based on racial origin
the
grievous abuse to which the hyphen
has been put. Undoubtedly it would be,
a great blessing to the United States. ‘
Ila contribution to present peace and
:3 guarantee of future harmony and,
' unity, if the hyphen could be wholly,
THE OLD
.ertheless, this is not the way to gol
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It will not do to try to eliminate the,
lhyphen by law. Such an effort would
Isecution. Our citizens of loreign birth
ihave a perfect right to their hyphen-
! and traditions of a common fatherland.
“Some of those societies are useful in
that they serve as training schools
bringing the alien ihto familiarity with
m SOUTH NORWALK EVENM and-ml.
ROYAL
BAKINGPOWDER
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g3?gw§::fegigg:zg7szq, our language and institutions. They
Business Manager's Restdencv— should not all be condemned because
. 1113-12. some of them ha1e abused their privs
iPublisher’s Residence—890. ileges. They could not be abolished
' W without a serious blow at one of the
01.12151131593ng 11112150182. $1.35}: M. lfundamontals of American libertyvtho
CMo'ets in Masonic Building, South right of voluntary association and as-
Main street, Ist and 3d Tuesday ofIl sembly.
“eh month—July and August "'i It is desirable that the hyphen be
ceptod»at 8 Odom A“ Master. got rid of as rapidly as possible. But
masons cordially in1.ited S1l1ester
, Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. :the real obstacle to united citizenship
Sec. ,is not the printed hyphen but the
hyphen in men's souls. That cannot
Butlcr Chapter, N° 38' R‘ A' M‘ .be legislated away or boycotted a1v.ay
Meets in Masonic Building, South fie. I
tivel
Main street. 2nd and 41h Tuesdays:It can be eliminated more 9 c y
of each mouth-July and August. ex- by 1‘13““ and tolerance. 1“
- , copied—at 8 o'clock. All Roml Arch: 9
Masons cordially invited. Charles American passengers who witness-
A‘ Tuck, H' P" F“ 8. Lyon, Sec. led the destruction of a German sub-
{marine by a British patrol boat say
that the Englishmen shot the strugxl
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plying with the rcqulrontents of the
law. The new fiscal your has started
on well i nthe automobile department
and there is every assurance that thel
increase this year in the income will‘
be greatly in excess of last year.
Fiscal Year Closed.
The fiscal year of the automobile (is,
partmcnt of the office of the secretary!
of state ended Thursday evening. Sec-
tetary of State (‘harlcs D. Burnes was
able to give out figures showing the
amount of the receipts of the year
ending Scpl. 30. Those amounted to
$536,970. The receipts for 1914 were
$106. 623 :14 This is un inneasc for the
yarn 1911 of $130 346. 75 01 24.2 per
cent
There was 1111 increase of 7,878 in
' Avold All sanctum
‘tms RELATED CONCESSIONS.
. “Germany’s latest concessions have
the number of pleasure and commer-
' d killed
111g Germans in the water an cinl vel1lclcs,thc present. numbct .be-
clambered
bucln cold blood those who
'I'lthoutany great show or enthusiasmflabonrd a merchantman lying along-
Tltia nation has lost its capacity for, side. About a month ago we wen.
enthusiasm in the course of a long, te: , tom of a German torpedo boat slaugh-
dious series of diplomatic exchanges. Ilerlns the crew of an English sub-
"Its hope have too often been raised marlno as the men iliod to escape
high, only to be dashed down again A. from thei1 stranded vessel on the coast
few weeks ago the vague pledge of ‘of Denmark. So it goes The 11ar is
submarine reforms and recognition of degenerating into a series of endless
been received with satisfaction,
dealeru’ licenses; this year the num-
numbcr of livery licenses has increas-
ed from 1.289 to 2.467. and the min
ber of molorcvclc
now 4,266 an increase of 743 over the
numbe1 of a year ago
crease in the number of operatora’ li-
iug 35,631. in 1914 there were 171
her is 262. an increase of 92. The
registrations
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There has becn a,remarkable in-
Rogers 8: Stevens
Ilioutral rights gi1en, by the German
Ambassador was hailed with a nation-
.Ilgoutburst of joy. N011 the formal
steps toward fulfillment of that pledge,
{all to arouse any such sentiment be-
canals of the disappointment that in-
EMEQ.
: if Germany had yielded and done the
, hahdsdnte and generous thing after
‘ first Lusitania note, most of the
done would have been undone.
flycatcher the irritating negotiations
turned American sentiment more
if“! more against Germany, it she had,
risldjodrully and freely to the demands
ted Ambassador Bernstorff's pledge;
her evasions in the Arabic case, 119
is mild have accepted her conduct as a
lIggplation‘. We should have ans-
mod generosity with greater gener-
“ltyI: Our traditional friendship for
any would hate 511 ung back half
, at least to its point of departure,
ermady‘ a slow and grudging
slabs, after so mudb hedging
all”! misrepresentation,
a grudglng response. We
that the Cannon government in
arcing itself has swallowed its
will and done shard thing. But no
36 “Hitachi “that made 11 hard,
" s own diplomatic 1111,1141
its-own embarrassment in the
own people and ot_I the
To ‘feol that it is not“ 8.
off: / tlco or sincere friendliness
stated the belated return
basal sea, but rather mere
- sea on thepractical ran-
“ "ubhmrines ‘and the
iii‘fight and humanity, and not repud-i
have mstl
'AUIOMOBllE ,llBENSE
elp reducing that it was the Ger- ,
* 3 have been received
human mtauauong ceases. On Sept. 30, 1914, the number
FRIDAY. our. 3, 1915
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REllABLE
f Autumn Styles In
For your selection at prices that are from ten to twenty-five per
cent. less than the garments were made to sell for.
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A recent purchase through our‘New York office brings to our store for tomorrow's selling
Suits and Coats and Dresses that are really marvels in style and finish. There's an indi- I
viduality that characterizes every garment—and still more the savings are wonderful.
Braid and fur trlm- $14 .98 ,
Many exclusive models, made of high grade materials in all the fashion-
able colors Regular #82. 00 value.
New models, new materials; 111 all the best colors.
med. Regular $18.00 value.
Twelve different models, many of them exact reproductions of imported
suits. All colors. All new trimming effects Unusual values.
Newest fall models for street and dress wear.
. Broadcloth and novelty
coatings. Made to .1111" at $14.98.
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$9.98
$14.98
$14.98
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Read every item carefully. Note the sa1ings—come early—there is no quicker or better way to put away
5; an extra dollar or tw.o For instance: We place on sale a thousand pairs of Blankets and ‘Conifortables at
mill prionsvhundreds of place! of high grade dress goods and silks at jobbers prices—and so on through
1' every section. We can ’t begin to tell half the story. Come.
Smart new models 110:- street dress and motor.
novelty mannlsh coatings Regular $18.50 value.
Plain color cheviots and
in women‘s and Missos' sizes. for street, afternoon and party wear, in. rich
materials and colorings. Regular $16.00 to $18.50 values.
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EXTRA STAR
SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY
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The Friend :—“Why Willie,
Willie! So you paid $1 for
that cravat! I just saw the
same thing marked 65cm the
window of Rogers &?Stev-
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was 36,372, and today they number 50.-
179, an increase of 13,807. There were
2,348 motorcycle operators‘ licenses in
force-in .1914, and on Thursday every
but there were 2.803. 1"
Secretary Burnes also gives figures
which show the grdtlth of the depart
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If anybody is disposed to blame King
lConstantine for his inconsistent con-
duct, just consider what you would
,do if you were a neutral Dane, try-
ling to govern a nation of mildly pro
lAlly Greeks and at the same time 391111111221 since its orgxmizuuon n was in
along peaceably with a German wife the administration of Theodore 80
.born a lilohenzollern. .dbnweln Is scet‘etan or state. 1‘41
’ the department was established ,‘in
“ the year 1903. The receipts for the
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Three White House we 3 first year amounted to $61,741.50. The
administration is a noble record. And receipts for the year just closed were
while the pre‘dllenllal family l5 “hm“ nearly nine times that amount. There
it, we hope it isn't indsllcate to 8113- were in the first year 7,895 oars regis-
gest that the marriage of one more teredfiand 9,991 operators’ licenses is
{daughter would make a thorough lob sued. '
elof it. The outlook for the coming year
promises an increase of 50 per cent
over the year which closed Thursday.
Under the law the entire receipts went
to the automobile department for the
repair of highways.
The receipts of the automobile do-
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lf some of the more rabid foreign
language newspapers in this country
expressed their honest sentiments rs-
gsrding the German back-down on tho
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South Norwalk. Norwalk. . . ,
_ $2.00 BLACK CHIFFON‘ ggfigggLETTE WOMEN'S FIBRE :
. J ‘ . SILK HOSE ‘
Sc1erttl days ago Herbert Johnson. BROADCLOTH'S Full 36 inches wide. Extra . H
of W.in;sted. who is the owner of a Fine lustrous finish. AbBOIW heavy. Regular value 15c. per Black and white reinforced "‘
garage is thatpiaoo. heard about 811 spot proof. Tomorrow per yard, yard, Tomorrow only ' heels and toes. A 25c. value.
porintendont Wilson's efforts to get only. $1.29, , 9M¢ Tomorrow per pair 19¢ ,"
somebody to tulle the markers and
got in touch with him on the subject
of their disposal].
conference was that
were given to Mr. Johnson by the su-
pcri’ntande’ht and it is said that he ‘i
will use them in the construction of
have them shippodlto Winsted. If Mr.
Johnson carries iout his intention of
may be sure that the proposed build-
ing will attract considerable attention
many as half a dozen different colors
of background all with white num-
*bers.
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300 PAIRS DOUBLE“
BLANKETS
Gray and tan. A wonderful
bargain. Regular $2.00 value.
Tomorrowmer pair $1.79
$1.00 CREPELLA
SUTING
40 inches wide. All wool and
all colors. Tomorrow per yard,
only 69¢,
,
11... WOMEN’S VESTS
Fleeced; extra sizes, long and
short sleeves. Regular 350. value.
Tomorrow each 24¢
markers 1
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SATIN MEssALINE
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Black standard $1.00 quality. m1.
ery yard perfect. Tomorrow out
per yard . . 6
WRIST BAGS
Seal. and Morocco, dresden
lined, fitted with purse and mir-
ror, soft handles. Regular Value,
31.25. Tomorrow, seem. 85¢
NIGHT GOWNS
Made 0: heavy flannelette, cut
full and roomy. All sizes. Reg-
ular 691: value. Tomorrow, each
44¢
11 there are among the markers as
M'ancsalzsn Poems“ WOMEN’S GLOVES DRAWERS
partment during the eight years of its
1 clasp, mannish gloves, '1 tan Good quality muslin, embroid-
submarine contro1ersy, they would be
existence amount'to $2,032,139,
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Yard wide. Navy and blaclll. and brown, embroidered barks.
shouting “Gott strat‘e don Kaiser!"
Old Markers Accumulate.
Several thousand automobile maria
ers left over‘trom the supplies of pro-
vious years, have accumulated at the
state capital and the space taken up
by them became so large recently that
Superintendent John L. Wilson began
to look around to ’find a suitable
means of \dlsposlng of” them’ The
markers, which have been kept in the
basém’ant of the capitol were stored
in 1111111111an largo packing boxes and
in almost every conceivable place in
one part of the basement and action
on the part of Superintendent Wilson
became imperative several days ago. ,
Superintendent Wilson thought that
‘the markers would I. make good filling
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(continued? Pym Flru F1199.) _
class to escape the heavier license fee.
Will Double Revenue.
Wheres“ in the fees for com-
mercial vehicles will about doubledhe
revenue from these machines. Under
the new law the fee for trucks ofI1,000
pounds’ capacity will be :11, while 19.41
year the fee was only SI? 1011.400
pounds. The fee for one ton vehicles is
incra’asedrfrtnnLS'Io to $15. The ten ton
truck‘s t’es Will be $225. For each ad-
dltional ton in the ten ton truck class
I350 will he charged. »
. The first instalment of markers
in the depart:
which is‘boing built across the "Park
river, Hartford, by "Spauldiug Bros.
and spoke to the contractors about
the matter of using them in cons“
tion with the cancrete as a reinforce-
ment to the bridge. The contractors
material fondle-«new. concrete bridge
-. .. * ., , .. 19mm 49,1. 1 ' .1151: $1.19 ,1:
T u AMER +1.“ ’ 1 . .1
“ ., "2: ~ ‘ ,‘,l ’ ,IWOMENIS BELTS. woman's WOOL ::
Dentists, Optometrlsts, Optlclans. . ‘11. DISH FANS , , Kid and“ suede in all the new SWEATERS . ll
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ery trimmed ruffles. Regular
' Regular value 350 per yard. ITtl- Regular $1.25 value. Tomorrow
tar/an- .~Ia . a .‘/"'..‘ -,I~"/—-II-’-/-l'
. I per pair ........ 3%. value. Tomorrow, pair34 i .
EYe.glass morrow 19¢,” 95¢ ¢ 3 .-
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Noted ? u - . . H . - f
the popular thing for students’ 2 U NIGHT G°WN§ . , AIR BRUSHES 81:12,? TofK: MONO?“ 9
"wear is the shell specucle. 3.! 00°“. quality muslin, ”it“ so“ WM back' Aluminum noletteeWoll 1:35:31: 1:11:23- -!
sometimes called “Library 5,! Sizigmzlmé‘frw mmmed' R‘lg’ mce‘ Regular 35° “I” T°m°" regular 59c value. Tomorrow, ea. .!
S sea" u or v no omorrow......, a. row,oach........t 19¢ 34¢ !.
, P ‘ 1:1 441,11 ‘ 1-... - .3
Shell eye-glasses are called 11 _ . _ , 3!
9011111144.". It is well to know _~ it a -. . ,1 , . “ 1!
that they are the glassesto be t! sMARQUISETTE 1 ¥gg¥§°§As E SILK "PETTICOATS ‘9
worn with full dress , i‘i CURTAINS -» . T 0’ 5°“ ““1”” We“: a?” 1‘!
II “. . - I . . .. . . 11 . A limited quantity only. Reg» 919949“ “151°- Regular 32 50 u
t! Whiteand arab, fancy Elbe ulsr value 25c Tomorrow, llel‘ quality. Tomorrow,each. ‘ ,
edge. Regular 751: value. Tomtlr- tube
~s.
10 quart. Heavy rationed. Blig-
nlar 25c. value. Tomorrow,e
colors and combinations. Raga ‘ "
37 Atlantic I819"
, far one value. Tomorrow, each
Stamford, ct, All colors. All sizes up to 46.
Regular $2510 value. Tomoi-row,
informed 11111: that manual "so also
Input on. Evenln'nt- “E¢-l,§°7_r“_jI- . g. » 171,4 ‘» -~ 39¢ . I‘each ... $1. 79
-1141 car can pun-‘9 tar 118° “All . ' - ‘ “I .‘I MOIRE masons MAnRAs "
THE WM. EFFRON CO. Int.
3 Rmaflt. Tomi I
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" your war-41111 41.1 with Ion 1o
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:‘Ia ‘q‘usrt heavy gal’vanlted
iron; Regular 250 value. Tau -r-.j
. E01- curtains. White and Arab.
All pretty designs. Regular 250
value; Tomorrow. per yard. . . ..
14¢
6 inch: wide. 11111111111111.1155;
ular 3911 value. Tomorrow, p...
7?“ 25¢,
III-u Noon-1k“
Norwalk Chronicler