'1
1.
‘ eian army or destroy the Russian mor-
'; strife-u decisive blow. If shaman do‘roarlng, smoking, smelling
FAGE SIX
the Austrian and.
SOUTH NORWALK without reckoning
1‘T111k'1si1 losses Some of these loss‘es
THE
EVENING SENTHEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
Iate cancelled by the tetut 11 of w-ound
I age is small.
I: L AND A. L. GOLDEN
R5 are nearly all exhausted. it has been“
.. —~ difficult to assemble the new army for
THURSDAY, OCT. 14. I915- the Balkan i111
MINIATUgE ALMANAC FOR read) meeting with terrific
MRO RROW. Meanwhile the wastage of men goes
High tide 2 0‘34 a m.: 2 58 P m on incessantly along the 700 miles of
.Sun rises 6 03; sets 5-14 Ithe Russian front and the 5110 miles of
' W'“ the western front
Day after day, week after
month after month, the strength of the
might German nation'i's draining away.
And the Allies continue their ‘nibbling’
Apparently
DPOP..EIT
asion That sum is al
losses.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-I
. PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editors Residence—roars. _
City Editor's Residence—1524.
Business Manager's Residence—
1113-12.
week,
Ba 1111 over vaster scale.
they are not trying to break through
and roll up the German lines~- ‘yet.
- They are battering the lines to lure the
PubHShfl S ResidencHQO Germans to counteruttackn, then mow-
1 _..L ing them down.
MASONIC DIRECTORY That can’t last forever. There are
Old Wall Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. .
'Moets in Masonic Building, South “0‘ enough Germans.
-———————-—-—0—-—-—-—'-—-
i Main street, lst and 3d Tuesday of
'1 each month July and August 21- MOTOR MONSTROSITIES.
“med at 8 oclock A“ Master it is interesting to know that a man
Mnsons cordially 1111 tied Sylvester
heck”, \‘l, M. Robert M lelcox can stand the strain of driving a mo-
Sec. 1101' car at more. than 1th miles an houx
steadily 1‘01 nearly three hours and 11
Ilialt‘ 11s tlili Anderson did 011 the new
ISheopshctlti Speed“ 111*
I it s interesting to know that an auto-
M
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
11.1.1.1. in Masonic Building, South1
Main street. 2nd and '1111 Tuesdays
. oi' enth month—July and August ex- mobile can be built in Ameritn, as the
cepted at S o'tlotk. All Royal ATCh l“inning cut was, able to beat fmeignI
I Masons cordially muted (‘hurles cm and endure suth terilfic strain-
A‘ Tuck, H' I" F‘ S 111-011, Sec I But it can’t be said that any real‘
Indvautuge results from out 11 frenzied
I BLEEDING GERMANY WHITE.
The war has resolved itself
tori d satin-1 alllUllm ‘01“1‘9- 1y much the samevdar-e —'de\il bunches
'l‘llt' (.111111111115.111011gh triumphant i“ of nerves that will tttke tiny tisk for
flue-ills. hillt‘ ““19“ m then ObjOC‘i‘e the cytitcment or the n1011t1.\.'l‘he1ac-1'
befall-‘9 ”my did “0‘ "“5“ the ““51 (11's are. 11 little faster froth your to year
as the car becomes more of an engine
ale; and tin 1r strategic iuilute is em .and less of a vehicle But the de1’elop
plinsized by ”‘9 “‘0‘ that the ““54““ moms make not for utility, but for
tire 11011 genetally taking the offensive mere sport.
3'3““ ' Nobody wants to drive 11 our 100
. The Germans ha1e “mm“ “mm miles an hour along tlte l1lghw,uy for
ettategirally in the west, because m":titlter business or 1ecreati0n. if any
Much and British armies are holding body did want to, he should «be put in
{their own, with 11 good prollliSl‘ 01' 50”“ a padded cell. There is neither safety
Ida": more ”'3“ that. Enor usefulness in a speed of more
‘: ". (.etnmny has turned southnnrd 111 than 30 01. 40 miles an hour on on}
[what looks like her supreme effort to public highway. Thus a ponderous,
2' ill "19 Balkans “'11“ she could not-do, battery on four wheels is a more 11101»
in ““951“ and France—crush the urn»: strons perv'osion 01‘ an otherwise use-
‘°" that. 1’10“ her progress-she might? in] and beneilcont invention. .
conceivubly dictate a favorable peace.’ if 100,000 people want to pay two or
But. 0‘9“ that is far from certain lthree hundred thotisaud dollars to see
F9“ in the South as m the East and a. score of reckless engineers catapult
(West, Germany has to ““81 the tragicI- mg through a. blue haze of burnt gas
- . “9'" of inferiority 0‘ man power. And for fame. cash and sllv or cups, that is _
l: tovouthouglt She may sweep triumph probably their own business and the ,
Inntly through to Constantinple, if the I business of the performers. It 15 hu-
lAllies do not lose their nerve. it muyIman nature to love speed, to seek
‘ prove a Py1 rhis victory for Germany. ,1th1ills and take chances. But it isn't
She cannot afford the human cost of it. Iso easy to see why automobile menu
lit in breaking 11 way through the Bill-1 :facturers put so much effort into the
icons she tiades man for man, she' development of these constrosities
loses. That is the inescapable truth Cant they find, enough to do in curry-
1batfnces her on every butlte 1.0111.ng ordinary, civilized automobiles to
At the beginmg Germany and Aus— greater perfection, making them more-
1W1 ““1 11.51000 000 9909191 challeng depetidable, more comfmtabzle and
fit! 235.000, 000 makirig the numerical more beautiful?
odds two to one against them. The ad-I
dilion of Tutkey t0 the Central Pow-
' em and of [tally to the Triple AlliancoI METROPOLITAN PROVINCIALITY:
has left the adds about the same. But-I Brooklyn, 1N 11., a city of 2, 000, 000
I'ligetis may make the 30816 temporarilyI people, seems to take the prize for.
‘11 little more even but Greece or flu ptovinclauty
manta may offset 11811 I ' ' ' One morning last. week two elderly
en granting that the Gel‘manchsistex-g. aged respectivly 69 and 75
fillies can raise a larger percentage Of started out for a walk. In the course of
no ieerom thelr population than their stroll they crossed "a big 1.11.1
their enemies con, the odds are still! They fauna themselves in the midst;
yorwhelming. Suppose the effective: of jostling crowds, in. a region atop-
ratio of soldtrs ultimately avallsble- pallingly high buildings. They were ov-
1 _ the Allies only is four to the Ten» enwhelined They wandered around
. three, in extremelyunoderate es» for hours in therein hopélesssly lost.
'3 ' _ exhibited 111111
e.
a
chilled to the 2; _
thy 1'1 polideindn and bent home.
Those women had 11.11.111.111 Brooklyn
all their" lives,a.n _. and: had never been
.7 supposition ltlcli isn't 111‘.- from
'th. Thonrwhen the Allies have“
‘ed men to the front, but the petcentfi
The German and Austrian res-ener-
driving. There isn't much that’ a 1111va
"“0 to be learned about driving or making,’
more competition in slaughter. Terri~ fast motor cars The drivers ure Pl‘elri
gasoline .
- THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1915.
I”. .. . ., _- l _ _ _ W--. “a“ kw _ -.- ‘ _ _ .
nm for twenty-tire years. She is needed. and expects to re} o:«:«:«‘ 0 0
”moon”... 0 o o o o o o o
in the West. where u mun or woman turn. I "'z‘ . .”°””:”..:“ w””””“.“:”.. €#.q
thinks nothing of going 500 miles for a W I .’ ’.‘
friendly call or a little outing, such TXHAT THE KAISER KNEW’ 1 .3. ri a S eCiaIS é.
iprovinciality is incredible. ere IS so much said nowadays; .o' 9‘
___ about the “German element“ in the: 0.0 A D R. h ’
United States that it‘s a wonder sorte‘ 3 a
MAP ES ’ ‘ ‘ t ‘
A happly suFZZIiZSZUMliNTs. 11 body does not revive the story—wellI 9%. y N: in ODDOAtunities for the :g’
f 1 gs as en ma 0 authenticated and unquestiona atthej f3. Thrlfty .
I ort 1e marking of the graves of Can- time—showing that the kaiser perI . I WH 3’
Indian soldiers who fail in the war and; sonally has a very intelligent knowl- I“ OOCTINéTIELANN . 93C HUCK TOWELING .g.
are buried in a foreign land. Since the edge of the existence of that element a” EI“ 24 “101195 Wide. fine, all linen. "
maple is the national tree of Canada. in this country, and its larger p0pll~l 1” fl Heavy Eunlte cloth. Soft and Fancy. figured designs. Friday 0:.
.it is propOsed that maples shall be Jason. it happened some years ago, .. eecy' End“) ”9ch Yard ”“1311“de llllllllllllllllll %.
Dlnted in France and Belgium1 on :39: (finial-y texerctses alnd maneuw by 753C 5 M AR QU 59¢ 3’
' , . 1 11 ex enslve scae were a i 2.00 ISETTE
ever C 00 2.0
y anadian guns and along the sort of annual mmeI-on in the Ger- $31? BLENHEIM CURTAINS 3.
roads leading to the military cemeter- ANKETS 0'
. _ man army. A distinguished Ameri- I Gray tan and white Re ula White and Arab hemstitched :
res. Millions of maple seeds have 1111- can officer, whose name we do not at 13: bed size. Fri day special at: r and lace edge Friday Special. ..
ready been sent to name for this pup this moment recall, was present on , I 3 ' ’ p pair ----------------------- Of
pose. the field as a guest of the general Columbus born 1446- 1" $1.79 ’ 39 ’:’
A young English poet who fell in Niall. Presented to the emperor, the D'ed o6 _:':‘ gsgNl’gINGSLEY $1. 00 COUCH COVERS 3.
“we at the Dar amen“ won post- vergfigtemfid} ion;] ‘11 friendly conn- 1 I5 - Iczo HandsoETEed b! t.- 111 fancy stripes. Full 3 yards f.
11 t e stranger, and, o e an ets Can long. Frida ' co
humous fame b w Y spec1al, each ......
which h d l y a beautiful sonnet in amoms other polite inquiries, asked Hi3 chip, the 5331“ Maria, I be used as blwlkels or comfort- . 79¢ :‘o
e co cred that if he died in him if he had ever been in Germany" was n01; big enough to Carry I” ables. B-lock designs. All colors. 25c WHISK BROO 3
um we" lsnd,his grave would b, before? "Not in this part of Get. such a cargo of new cloth- }. Friday special, pair ............ Large size View labile: 0:»
"one spot of foreign earth that is for- many, Y0“? majesty." lepllf‘d lllf‘ Am- mg as we have received for 3. $2. 98 Three seams ‘ FridaI; 111.13; .5.
em. Enmndfln I, mm pm Is “med mm, ”‘5‘“: men. 3.0“ have seen this season, and from his day 3 b «c EUNICE CLOTH each ............. I O.
- , 1 other parts {(1 . to the present, clothing for 1‘00 """""" 0
out, it will mean th t 0 .ermnny what plates
‘ We” “39““? .. men was never so cod and I Yard Wide (”‘th ““1““- Col- 15¢ :
la 1 D were they? said the kaiser. ”Well, g l" ored trl ..
D ce 0 s omlnion soldier on the . so reasonablc' m price to s 993- F‘l'lday special, $1.00 FLOOR 3
European battleground will be ‘for- your majesty, I have spent some time. ’ Ié‘ yard ......... BRUSHES .g.
and become more or less familiar ............. "
. . . 14 inch. .111 11 ' ‘
Iever Cannda.’ w1th St.l .Ouis Cincinnati ‘lllwaukee See thessuttss gates cans 81101;. I? 9;. 4/¢ floor handles F321;": 62231111- co
W '
COLUMBUB and other plates." The kaiser laugh- I go: a ‘5’ I ' 201 25 an I. 52- 7S COMFORTABLES each _______ p ’ .5.
Behind 111m 111 the ' A ed hmm” 8“ 5° ””9”" ‘5 ‘0. 3 ' i ° 111111 bé“ 8”" Wild “llh Red ' """""" 3
ll‘l‘ 1 Y gray ZOI'GB. show his instant understanding oft _ 1. Cross Cotton. Pink blue yellow 73¢ .3.
B re 1m;i the Gates of Hercules: II“, “gammy. The (”flows of his Everything you want to I3. and hello. 9 inch satin border. to 29c STONE CROCKS .3.
I e are 1m not the ghost of shores, mm, in ImdeIaI‘, attendance Wm wear I! here. I 3 match. Friday special, each... _ Two gallon Si'e Friday spe- ”
Before him only glioreloss sons had not heard the q tl ’ . I I.. I cial “Ch I." """""
The 00d 1 31' : "J . . ties on or fillswo' """"
Sprayma p “Md \0“ must “a were curious to know what had pass I:: _ $1.98 19¢ '8:
For lo! the very stars are gone, ”1 WWW" ”“' emperor and his vial I The 11,2 Ewnt'd Autumn (“JR HARVEST SALE. .
Brave Adm'r‘l, speak, what shall I for, and Why“ Hwy “Pam it. of Rogers & Stevens3 :: :
say?" course. the laugh went all around the I A Sale Of Marvelous V3111 e-leing—Saving thousands of :z:
I "Why. say: 11111110112 13111 on! And “W" ““i" “Wt“ ”10 America"South Not-walk. Not-walk ” “mars ‘0 0‘“ customers 0::
I on!"‘ olllvm- mast of all was that, havingI N B .3.
ventured a remark that might haveI w , .naunu‘gwMN. .. EGINS 5'10NDAY, OCTOBER 18 0:.
“My 1111111 mo“. mutlnous day by day. required Some explanation, he foundI jot. . 3
My men grow ghastly“wan, put! that its point and intention werpI The Reed & VOIk I . 2.
. weak” perceived as quick as 11 flush.——Stam- l). ’ 0:.
lle stout mate thought of home; '11 ford Alll’OQlllO- I EleCtrical (10- I3. ' t . *3.
spray I I 1 co
(Ti suit wave washed his swarthy P ' I 1"“ Only Fully Equippod I‘:' c ' o P E oz.
cheek. RES'DENI EH01. ELECTRICAL SHOP 1“..¢ 0 O 0 O o e o o o
. o 9 o o o o
“What shall I say, brave Adm'r’l, say, I ‘In the To“ 3“ ‘WW M”“O”Hco”””o” ”:“:”:” :2»«2»:»:»t»
I 11 we sight naught but seat! at URGES 60_ OPERA'HoNI AUTO' .UPPLI“ ' ”j" M ""g" :‘“ "i .. "-
down?"
‘ Why, you shall say at break of day:
‘Suil on! 81111 on! And ont'"
lThey sailed and sailed, as wifids might
1 blow,
Until at last. the blanched mate
said: "
“Why. now norteven God would know
Shoult‘l'l and all my men fall dead.
These very winds forget their why.
For God from these dread bear is
lease Freight Car as Quickly as
Possible
in a statement issued yesterday in
President Elliott 0f the New Haven
road, referring to complniuts of (1117'
the part of the railroads, President
gone.
Now speak brave Adm’r‘l, speak Iantl Elliott maps co- operation of ship-
~ say“ ~— pers with the road, and culls utten
tion to a circular sent out by the in
term-ate Cmumgrce Commission. The
statement follows: 1‘
He said: “Stilton! S1111 on! And 0111"
”a
They sailed. They sailed. Then spake
.. the mate: “Your particular attention is called
Thismad 39"- 5h°‘" his,teath '0' to it circular front the interstate Com-
flight meme. Commission dated October 7,
He curls his lip, he lies in. wait
With lifted teeth, as if to bite!
Bravo Adm r'l say but one good word:
What shall 1119 do when hope in
. gone?"
The words lent-1t like 11 leaping sword:
"Sail on! Salton! Sail on! And on!"
. 1 3"." r u ‘(
Then. pale 11nd worn, be kept his dealt.
And peered through darkness; Ah,
that night
Of all dark nights! And then a speck——
A light! A light! A light! A light!
It grew, a starlit flag unfurled!
It grew to be Time’ s burst of dawn.
“During the lust few years, from
various cnusps, the raierAds of the
country have been unable to make
such additions to tracks, yards, equip-
ment, and facilities as are now neces-
snry to keep pace with the growth of
business in the country. This is es-
pecially true ichw England, and
there is danger that. there will not. be
transportation enough produced to
meet the daily demands. The condi-
tion of the railroads in this respect is
not different fmm many other large
industrial plants‘thot have. more or-
He gained a world; he gave ths'td (let's than they can fill.
world "The da11ge1 of 11 shortage in trans.
Its grandest 330’“ “On' s“! “1'” portation can be reduced if every
I Jonnquin Miller. .user of it. is very prompt 11nd if he
-W
. to make the best. of a difficult situn-
WAR NURSE MUSLLIVE.
tion.Sl101tage of trockage oftentimes
Romance of Fiction Decidediy Missing
From Real Experience. .
Blue 11nd white—long blue cloak.
ctisp white shirt 1111.1 shirtwaist with
stiff collar and long sleeves; close fit.
ting blue cap gathered into a veil be»
bind and edged about the face with
sheer white embroidered in the red
cross'—-that's the uniform of the
French Red Cress, worn by Miss/Ma:
belle E. Linecott, registered nut-Seth
Massachusetts, and still in her twen-
than shortage of cars. and close co
operation between ghippers and car
he}. will help prevent congestion, the
result. of which does harm not only at
but all along the line. 1 1,,
"The New Haven management is
‘bbtain the full use of all “(facilities
11111 to furnish all the transportation
places 111-é overrated” 1
The circular referred to to ow
“interstdte Commerce Commission.
‘ ,Wusb‘lngton, D. C,
111111. the Shipping Public to ile-:
shottuge at this season of the wax on’
‘ ‘ cooperates withihe railroad in trying
caukes us much if not more trouble
the particular point where it exists
using every effort it can put forthdfo 1‘ ‘
it can, and 1.11.1111. help of its patrons 1
orthls time when facilities in man ‘
Phcn. 005-60 811. Main It.
Io. Norwuik. Music 11.11 stock.
. (haw-new vwmv
of the chief causes of failure of car
supply in past seasons. has been thoI
unnecessary detention of cars by care-
less shippers and by shippers using
them for storage purposes.
‘gcnerai public interest,
turll‘fs
be unuvaiiinr. however, unless the car-
to eliminate all delays chargeable
them. The failure of C111 supply is-
usuttlly. a failure of car movement.
The congestion of tendinitis is theI
ever present feature at times of such,
failure. The Commission therefore
urges carriers to make every possible
endeavor to improve their methods of
operation of terminals .ln order that
cats may more promptly. Also com-
pany material should be unloaded
with the some dcsputch that is re-
quired of shippers.
"‘The Commission is moved to make
this appeal by its deshe to save both
shlpus and carriers" from the. losses
which are occasioned by failures of
car suply, and by its knowledge that
measures such as are here suggested
to have operated in past seasons to
save all concerned from heavy losses.
"By the Commission:
“GEORGE B. M'GINTY,
“Secrt‘uary.s "
11.111111111111an
“i "u ”ultimatum
cause of the discuss end the art of
coin-tins the an». mm. is caused
1 twist; or sprain in the
If done-111’ childhood
In ,the‘
shippers;
should endemor to release cars at the»
earliest possible moment utthoutwrefi
”gard to the ftee time. given by the
“All the. efforts of the shippers willI
riots also use extraordtnun measures;
to‘
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From A Coal
Pocket lS Pos-
itively Clean
It is not exposed to the
weather and cannot be
loaded into the wagons un-
less it is thoroughly screened
i
1“.
We carry the best Cool to be obtained and charge no
, more than Elsewhere.
Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
kind of coal to use. 1
Phone
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WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
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NORWALK
PHONE 438
O B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line
l
Eyes Examined Free ,.
‘ What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today classes
the methods employed very distinctly
Avoidl'l‘lte liability
‘ --0f not having I checking acccount. We invite accounts which are ‘
given efficient and courteouuuitention. '
Faufteld County National Bank.
his clinic clout 1N NORWALK. my
y.
:fl‘tiLute models in fine audition
-1 "tit-iron in exchange for larger curs ‘
1 1 11mm right.
Norwalk Chronicler