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. FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 51915
this ”point of view bekause of the1
grie1ous abuse to uhich the hyphen ’
has been put t ttdoubtedli it would heV
in great blessing to the United States,
!a contribution to present peace and
aguarantee of future harmony and.
E.L.3§(13DDAV "If RGSOVLDEN'V: unit} if the hyphen could be wholly
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FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1915
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ESTABLISHED BY
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eliminated from our fictional life.\'e1-
ertheless, this is not the wa1 to go;
gabout it. i
' It will not do to try to eliminate the
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW ibyphen by law. Such an effort would
High tide 10 .473 111.1113 p m naturally and rightly be termed per-
Sun rises 52 58; sets 5. 22. .secution. Our citizens of foreign birth
...—- .....--==."' have a perfect right to their hyphen-
" EVENING SENTINEL TELE- ated" societies based on racial origin
PHONE CALLS. and traditions of a common fatherland.
Editorial R°°mHL Some of thosa societies are useful in
' tBusmess Offic 93' .um they serve as training schools
’Norwallr Branch Office—1388. ‘ , _ _ , ,
Editors Residence—12251,. bringing the ahen into familiarity w1th
our language and institutions. They
City Editor’s Residence—7521.
Business Manager's Residwc... should not all be condemned because
some of them have abused their prim
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, Publisher's Residence—890. ileges. They could not‘be abolished
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‘ MASONIC DIRECTORY :fundamentals of American liberty—tho
Old Well Lodge, No.108. F. and A. M. l ,
Meets in \iasonic Building, south'right of voluntary association and as-
Main street, lst and 3d Tuesday of1
. each month—July and August ex-
. ceptedu at 8 o'clock. ‘All Master
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
’ ‘1‘)eclter, W. M., Robert M. Wilcox,
‘ Sec.
For your selection at prices that are from ten to twenty-five per
cent. less than the garments were made to sell for.
A recent PHIchase 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.
to
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Viduality that characterizes every garment—and still more the savings are wonderful.
Braid and fur trim- $14 .98
Many exclusive models, made of high grade materials in all the fashion ’
able colors Regular 322 .00 “1110.31838 ’
$14.98 ,.
New models, new materials; in all the best colors.
med. Regular $18.00 value.
plying with the requirements of the
law. The new fiscal year has started
off well i ntbe automobile department
and there is every assurance that the
increase this year in the income will
be greatly in excess of last year.
Fiscal Year Closed.
The fiscal year of the automobile da-
parttnent of the office of the secretary
of state ended Thursday evening. Sec-
retary of State Charles D. Burnes was
able to give out figures showing *the
Twelve different models, many of them exact reproductions of imported
suits. All colors. All new trimming effects. Unusual values.
sembly.
it is desirable that the hyphen be
.got rid of as rapidly as possible. But
the real obstacle to united citizenship
is not the ptlnted hyphen but the
lhyphen in men's souls. That cannot
lbe legislated away or boycotted a11 ay
Newest fall models for street and dress wear.
coatings. Made to sell at $14.98.
Broadcloth and novelty
to
Smart new models for street dress and motor.
novelty mannish coatings Regular $18.50 value.
Plain color chevlots and
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in women's and Misses' sizes, for street, afternoon and party wear, in rich
materials and colorlngs. Regular $10.00 to 818.50 values.
Butltr chapter, No.38 R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of each month—July and August 81-!
copied—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Atch
Masons cordially imited
A. Tuck, Ii. P., F. S. Lyon, Sec.
Charles 1
lit can be eliminated more effectively
by justice and tolerance.
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American passengers who witness-
ied the destruction of atGerman sub-
,___._.__.._...__.._§._,._._.___. «marine by a British patrol bout my
THE RELATED CONCESSIONS
Gcrmany’ 5 latest concessions ha1e
that the Englishmen shot the struggl-
lug Germans in the water and killed
in cold blood those who .clatnbered
amount of the receipts of the year
ending Sept. 30. These amounted to
$536,970. The receipts for 1914 were
$406,623.34. This is 1111 increase for the
year 1915 of $130,346.75, or 24.2 per
cent.
There was an increase (if 7,878 in
the number of pleasure and commer-
cial vehicles, the present number he.
"on“ ‘
361') ’3
The Friend :—“Why Willie,
W1llic! So you paid $1 for
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been received with satisfaction, but iug 35,631. In 1914 there were 171 .
without any great show of enthusiasm. aboard a merchantman lying alonx- dcalers' licenses: this your the num- that cravatl I 1““ saw the FOR SA
for side About a month ago we we... her is 262, an increase, or 92. The same ““8 marked 55c in the TURDAY
This nation has lost its capacity
enthusiasm in the course of a long
diuus series of diplomatic exchanges
lb; hope hove too often been raised
high, 01111 to be dashed do11 11 again. A
few weeks ago the vague pledge of
le
told of £1 German torpedo boat slaugh-
‘tering the crew of an English sub-
marine as the men tried to escape
from theirstranded vessel on the coast
of Denmark. So it goes. The war is
degenerating into :1 series of endless
number of livery licenses has increas-
ed from 1289 to 2,467, and the num‘
ber of motorcycle registrations is
now 4.266.1111 increase of 743 ovet the
number of a year ago.
There has been 11 remarkable in-
crease ln the number of operators’ li-
window of Rogers 81 Stev-
ens.” «~ ~
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Rogershz Stevens
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Read every item carefully. Note the savings—come early—there is no quicker or better way to put away
i! an extra dollar or tw.o For instance: We place on sale a thousand pairs of Blankets and Comfortables at
3 mill prices—hundreds of place! of high grade dress goods and silks at jobbers prices—and so on through
2‘ every section. We can t begin to tell halt the story Come.
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sunmatitte reforms and recognition of . \ A
nouhal rights gi1cn by the (‘erman human remltatione ccnses. On Sept. 30' 191" "‘3 number South Norwalk. Norwalk. :TRIPED
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Ambassador was boiled with a nation‘l 111m 36,172, and today they number 50,- $2.00 BLACK CHIFFON FLANNELETTE WOMEN’S FIBRE
al outburst of joy. N011 the feudal 1‘ anybody ‘3 disposed m blame King 243918“ increase of 13'807- There were Several day“ ago Herbert JOhHSOD. BROADCLOTHS Full 36 inches wide Extra“ SILK HOSE
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steps toward fulfillment of that 1fledg,,‘,._.Constantlne for his inconsistent con force in 1914 changing; r1290”?! in :arxnideihayh‘luci: flaw?” 0" 3 Fine lustrous finish. Absolute heavy. Regular value 1ch De} Black and white reinforced
fail to arouse any such sentiment be '.ducl just consider what you would ing there ‘wqre'zsos s ay even- perintondent “3111101; aft rt: 0:“ bu- spot proof. Tomorrow per yard. yard. Tomorrow only I 1 ' heels and toes. A 25c. mug,
do if you were a neutral pane. try. ' ' s o 0 get only $1.29 9y3¢ Tomorrow per pair 19¢
cause of the disappointment that 111-:
tavencd.
If Germum had \ielded and done the‘M‘V Greeks ““5 “t the sttme‘tima 53‘ menl since its organization. it was in of their disposal The result of the "V , ‘ .
handsome and generous thing atter along peaceably with a German wife the ‘adminlstralloli ol Theodore Bo conferenCe was that the markers1 $1.99 CREPELLA 300 PAIRS DOUBLE WOMEN’S VESTS " I
0“: first Lusitania note, most of. them?“ a Hohenzollern ‘1. dcnwein as secretary of state, that were given to Mr. Johnson by the su- . ' SUTING BLANKETS Fleeced' t ' :
hmm done would have been undone. ‘W the department was established 11“ perintendent and it ‘3 ”“1 ”‘3‘ he 40 inches wide. All wool and Gray and tan. A wonderful ' ex ra S‘zos' 1°” and ,4
short Sleel't‘s- Regular 35c. value. 9 5
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dated Ambassador Bernstorff’s pledge
Even after the irritating negotiations first year amounted to 51’ 4 ‘ ‘ a lar e am e wmstod , . Totnorro ' Tomorrow each <
3‘!“ turned American sentiment mom'Vadmlnistration. is a noble rocOrd. And receipts for the year in; 40:95: it: have Eihegmafker‘: taken to thgenzrlili , only 69¢_ ; '1 per pair $1.79 24¢ 33'
and more against Germany, it she had, \1hlle “‘9 presidential family is “0““ nearly nine times that hmount. There ford freight station of the New York. 4 A Q
. - yielded fully and freely to the demands it» we 11°99 1‘ 13’” indelicate ‘0 “8‘ Were in the first year 7,895 cars‘regls. New Haven and Hartford railroad and
of right and fiumanny' and not rcpud- gest that the marriage or one more lercd and 9.991 operators‘ licenses 13 have them shipped to Winsted. if Mr. , SATIN MESSALINE WRIST BAGS NIGHT GOWNS 5
filled Johnson carries ,out his lnteutiogovof ' ‘ ....1 Seal and Morocco. dresden’ " Made of heavy flannelette, cut :
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.that has dictated the belated return
ing to govern a nation ct wildly pro-
1 Three ll hite House weddings in one
daughtet would make a thorough lob
paunds’ capacity will be 311, while last
Secretary Burnes also gives figures
which show the gtowth of the dbpatt-
the year 1005. The receipts for the
The outlook for the. coming year
making a garage With the markers, be
Superintendent Wilson thought that .
somebody to take the markers and
will use them in the construction of
‘got in touch with him on the subje‘cx I \
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all colors. Tomorrow per yard,
bargain. Regular $2.00 value.
Black standard $1.00 quality. Ev-
Aedge. Regular 750 value. Tomor-
llned, titled with purse and mir-
fuil and momy. All sizes. Reg-
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. of it.
21:01:17;:13::2:;:t::eh:::1::dct::ea:Z . V . 35:11??? an increase of 50 per cent. may be sure that the proposed build. GIT 17$ perfect. Tomorrow “my 1:350: “MIN Regular Value, “13“ 69° “1‘19- T°m°1T0W1 63011 .
real eilpistion. We should have ans. I f some of tlte more rabid forelgn- Under 5; 3:13; whiz?ntcilc:1:;ic;hursduy lug t:lll attract considerable attention per 1’ . .. 69¢ . . omorrow, eacb.. 85¢ 44¢ .
. , , , pts went as era are among the markers as. 1
moved generosity with greater gencr- ““8““ "WWW“ i“ ‘1‘“ “mm” to the automobile department forths many as half a dozen different colors
only Our traditional friendship {oriexpressed their honest sentiments ‘9' repair of highways. 01V background, all with white num- WOM , '
Getmany would ha1e swung back haul guiding the German backdown 0n the The ,receipts of the automobile as bells. MERCERIZED POPLIN EN S GLOVES DRAWERS
' way, at least to its point of departure submarine controversy, they WW1d ”9 nartmeut during the eight» years of its Yard wide. Navy and black. 1 01889, mannish glows, tan Good quality muslin, embroid-
glut Germanys slow and grudglng shouting “Gott strafe den‘Kaiser'." existence amount to $2,032,189. V 4 ~ and brown, embroidered barks. 8W trimmed ruffl R 1 . -
, » . Old Markers Accumulate. . Regular value 350 per yard. TO‘ B98111” $1.25 value. Tomorrow _ es. egu ar vi
..oqncessions, after so much hedging , ‘ 3 Several thousand automobile mark- E ’ I marrow .. 19¢ per pair .. ... 95¢ . IOC' value. TomorrOW, palr34¢ ‘2
and misrepresentation, have met 5 ‘ are left over from the suppnes 01pm- ye-g ass ,, V S.
‘ only a grudging response. We Amonosllf ”EN,“ viousyears, have accumulated at the Notes A U ' 3/!
V 7 know that the German government in state “WWI and the space taken Ill!“ V 1 it 3.9 ' H AI. . I i"
reversing itself has swallowed its ffls 10 BE M‘SED by them became 5° WEE-recently ‘1‘“ the popular thing for students' 59 NIGHT GOWNS R BRUSHES SHORT KIMONOS K;
V pride and done a bar d thing. but we tSuplerilritttmdent John L. Wilson began wear is the shell spectacle, lVlV Good quality muslin, extra Solid wood back. Aluminum blade of heavy quality flun— ii
*’ can't help realizing that it was the Ger- (confinugd Ffo'm Fl"? Page.) £91121: :Ifquldcilspcfgln:n§ Sieguitgl‘: sometimes called “Library. a: :lfinggggdengfiiged. Beg— ““33- Regular 35° value. Tomor- :gfilaimgaflagi‘zgifrflfigi ‘9
1111111 government that made it hard, ————— markers, which have been kept in the Spam.” it * ' ' "4'4‘ 1. row, each ...... 1‘ .. 19¢ 34¢ EV!
that dug its oun diplomatic pm, that class to escape the heavier license fee basement of the capitol. were. stored Sh ll 1 all d' ¢ ,, 3!
- In‘opared its own- embarrassmé'n‘t‘in the w'" D°“"‘° “wen“ in shelves, in large painting boxes, and ( e eye-g asses are c e H ..9
, , . -TV-.. _ , ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ .” It is well to know ll .- , "
a . eyes of its own people and of the 1 19 increase in the fees for com in almost every conceivable place 1n Oxfords ,, . KOLYNOS SILK PETTI J
, ’onrld. And we 'feel that it is not‘ a mercial vehicles will about double the one part 0?..‘he basement and action that they are the glasses ‘0 b9 !‘ MARQUISETTE TOOTH PASTE f VCOATS 9
sense of “sage or sincere friendliness‘ icyenue from “We machines Under on the part of Superintendent Wilson worn with full dress. i ll ,1 CURTAINS A limited , loteiood finality taffeta, deep .9
the new law the fee for trucks of1.000 became imperative several days ago. 1 if ’ White and crab, fancy lace: ular v‘slue zgtan¥;;:::v'i 11?; 3‘31“). T?m;:}owR:g£;r “'50 I;
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..flto lawfulness at sea, butVVrather more year the fee was only $7 for 1.400 the markers would make good filling 3 ii row, per yard 49¢ _ tube """" 15¢ ' $1.69 . I‘I
'DI'UGGIICC. based on-the practicaltail» pounds. The fee for one ton vehicles is matérmijgfm- flm‘hew concrete bridge ; "f ' ‘ ‘ » . ,1
tut-c of German submarines and the increased from 3103105151'1‘119 ten ton which is being built across the Park T H A. M E R 1" ll ,~- " ::
feat- of our armed enmity. truck's fee will be 225 For 681311 ad» river, Hartford, by Spaulding Bros. . WOMEN’S BELT 1 .
‘ dilioflfil ton in the ten ton truck 01333 and spoke to the contractors about ocullm, Optometrists, Ootlclano.- ,H. DISH PANS , - 4 S, WOMEN S 'WOOL U
It is unfortunate that we should .550 will be charged. til malt f in th 1 1 fl . kid and suede in all the new SWEATERS pi
. e or 0 us g em 11 connec- . 1 , . _ _ ‘ . ,
VVteei so, but we cant help it. It willuow The first instalment P‘ markers tion with the concrete as a‘ r'éinforce- autumn Square, Stamford“. ”V llL 10 quart. Heavy retinned. «3113. Vi (1:30;; and combinations, Rem: 'All colors. All sizes up to 46. it
take years for Gemtnh in ”“5 of all have been received in the depart‘ ment to the bridgefi The contractors Open 8‘“; E v . Mn 9.. Est 1807 ‘ ti _‘ ill” 25° value. Tomorrow, ea. . c "ll“- Tomorrow, 93.011 ‘ ‘ Regular-$2.50 value. Tomorrow, ,i
her efforts. to regain in the good will ment. The consignment consisted of informed 11111111111 they would he and , ‘ ._ ‘ ‘ - ; 1.» fiu‘ , 17¢, * “39¢, each $1.79 ,5
at the United States until she inlaid 500 boxes and 24,000 markers. The 01‘- to use them in this manner provided , I . , 4 T ’ ‘ L ' , - It
' about time ago blve lwon back with 11111 calls for 35,000. special attention that he would 1111111511 totims cart‘ , _ ' ‘ V. , R ’ B 6-3; 3“ 1 ., ‘ " V . . . ‘ ti
' “‘9 short is called to the changes inlinarkers for. . . * 11Mk:lorotlh P"”'i"°' .5 .. -fl ’ ‘ J MOIRE RIBBONS A . ‘ ,
motorcycesi and tor eyelet with side‘ ‘ COAL. 7 . V . WAT-ER 1P AILS . MADRAS “
‘_ cars attached which are used; [or com- ' ‘ I," flinch“ wide A114»! - For curtains. White mdArah.
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mer¢l&1.pum0§BB'-l These “(wording to V THE WM lEFERON 00-, 1310. V ,1 12 quart, heaVy galvanized? “131' 390 Value Toma Beg ' A.“ pretty deg]gn5_ {‘63qu 25c
the opinion or thexattorney-seneral, 8 homo 81. ToIM‘I Int Nomlk , km 3‘33““ 250 value Tomor-j yard , . ' "o“ W‘" ‘ value. Tomorrow, per yard.....
V ...“cept ut the luck on oomaa “‘7' m" 15¢? ‘
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