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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1915. "
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m SOU PH NOR“'PMi we have only two, and virtually only , .ugene immediately employed a
' one. Nearly every other nation has number of workmen and had them ,3‘:‘:‘:1:‘:‘:‘:};‘: “‘2‘ -' r a .- a a .- amu- ,
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build it new council chamber. 11.
was a round building, with a special
itbree classes. The German fourth
EVENING SENTI \lEL
ESTABLISHED BY veins:- car is‘ merely a box car tilted
JAMES GOLDEN iwiib or without rough benches. It 911- entrance built for each rcprcsenla- S! ORROW IS
2: A __ ’a‘ules impel-unions passengers to travel tive. in the middle Was a circuln‘r .
lat less than a cent a mile. :table surrounded by chairs all the I I
4' .E' 1“ QéqupfiibggLDEN'. The third class cars of French and same size and finish. The diplomats I
““" “““" ' litalian passenger trains are a trifle now came willingly to their private .
entrance, and at the sound of a trum-
pet they entered, each standing be-
side his appointed seat. At a given
"high they all sat down, and every
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FRIDAY, OCT 15: 915 :are used by two classes of people par-
ENIATGRE ALM—ANAC FOR ticularly—students and working peo
» TOMORROW. i ple-
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Suit. AND. Coat
There’s apt to be a slip up
High tide 5:23 a. m.; 5:52 p. m,, The latter use is. of course, Ilwione's pride was satisfied 0“ this BOYS' Suit P’m‘i’
Sun rises 6:05; sets 5.” Emorc important in Europe, and would Thus at length. says This BUCh‘; tion if you’re simply looking . C
' ,wvw—p ,7 2-1;“ the so in America. Even with our in- IOWHZ signed after several weeks’ f h h ' W (1 - F . .
~— —— - delay because of the foolish caprices or t e lowwt prices. e 0 . O ‘ .— .
jveleraie propensity for traveling first
lulass, it isn’t likely that the American
:worlimsn in search of a job would'
Escorn transportation at a cent a mile.%
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not carry the cheapest suits
because we know they do
not give satisfaction at: any
price. We carry the most
economical suits—suits we
can sell with a clear con-
science and say'“your money
back if the suit goes
wrong.” ‘
Now today here’s a Corduroy
suit with extra transits to
match at $5.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE‘
‘ PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
“‘5de Branch Office—r388. General von’ Bissing, military gov»
: Efi‘to‘s IResidencet—uzs-s. , ernor-general of Belgium, has issued a
. c“! Ede ResidencoT—752-4. faecree forbidding the artificial blind.
‘ Busmess Managers Readcnghilng of song birds. “It is a cruelty;
‘ “1341 which I can 'by no means tolerate,” he i
PUbliShef'S RCSianWSQI-N lsays. Birds probably have more feel- ' ;
mi ings than Belgians. Still, if there had
. been a few such decrees in behalf of
‘ MASONIC DIRECTORY the natives a year ago last summer— ‘
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M'. . .
of the diplomats.
A year ago tomorrow we sold more Suits and Coats than in any one day on record. Tomor-
row we propose to outstrip our last year’s sales. We will present the greatest Suit and
Coat values ever offered. There will be ever TWO HUNDRED EXAMPLES OF EX—
CEPTIONAL VALUES.
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if! The New Broadcloth SUITS
:J The New Gabardine SUITS
The New VELVET SUITS
Most of them are fur trimmed and are reproductions or copies of the best French
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Thag vernor of Illinois suggosisl
'Main street, lst and 3d Tuesday of
'that the state can establish a trained‘
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. 9”“ mom“ MY and ”3““ lmilitia of 1,500,000 if the national gov-
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models.
TOMORROW, “SUIT AND COAT DAY,” WE SAVE
for instance:
YOU from 25 to 35 per cent.—
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“3de at 5.0010“. A ,ernment will provide the money]
Masons cordially anited. Sylvester ‘ . .
. ,. lDoubtless every state could raise an,
Decker, W. M., Robert M. Vlllcox, . , ~ . ,_ , l
“Sec army on similai terms. But isnt it.
’ Supposed to be the duty of a state toi
support its own militia? I
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New“ York City, which raises its;
hands in horror at the mention of Sin- ,
gle Tax, is seriously considering the,
abolition of taxes on real estate im~z
movements—which, to the metropoli-
tnn mind, is altogether a different"
matter.
South Norwallr. Norwalk
' The Reed & Volk
Electrical (lo.
rm om, rully squlmd .' , ‘
ILEcTRICAL snap - ‘ ii WOMEN’S AND MISSES'r SUITS
In the Town ‘I Twelve different “10“” Value $28.50. Tomorrow
AUTO 'UP'LII. "'
Phon. nos—so so. Main u, . 7 $22.50
to. Norwolk. Music Hall luck. j i
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WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ COATS
Newest Fall models. Value $14.98. Tomorrow
$9.98
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New models. Value $18.00. Tomorrow
$14.98
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Mceis’in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of each monthmJuly and August ex-
cepted—~31 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited, Charles
A. Tuck, H. P., F. 8. Lyon, Sec.
WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS
Smart new models. Value $18.50 $14 98
WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS
Latest models and materials. Value $22.50
$16.98
“Small Lot DAY”To-m0rr0w
MONDAY BEGINS '0ilil GREAT
a} HARVEST Sale
Many exclusive models.
Value $22.50. Tomorrow
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NOW IT'S THE E-BOATS. According to one of the New York!
The submarine, war has taken Oil 8 papers, Colorado has a “slate sena» j‘
new aspect, Great Britain has under-l tress." Maybe when New York adopts
taken to show that it‘s a game twoi its suffrage amendment, that state will
I Most of the recent sub boast legislalresscs and proseculrixes.‘
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Since President Wilson and Ex-.‘
President Roosevelt both startixl gun?
him; for hyphens, this country has be-‘
gun to look "and act like America.
again. it
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DIPLOMATIC HONOR SAVED. l.
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marine activity has been exhibited not
I ' around the iiritish Isles, but in the lhilv
, tic Sea. The. vessels operating have;
been not German U-boals, but British;
'Eiloats. They have been destroying
:. German and Scandinavian merchant»:
Inch engaged in trade between Sweden:
and Germany on a scale reminiscentl
For Up-to-dsu Bowie. ,Ooll
' ~Frod H. Glnunfl.
funeral Director and Emil-tum
Dillon and Ruldsnoo
Telephone ’04.
I4 to. Main st. to. NOMI-
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of lilo German warfare against liritiship ' K I it: H M t $ h w i
commerce in its most successful 9306 0 ar 0W ung on a a- 2 ~ ~- . i
period tor of Precedencs. i Robert Burns. 600d sawng :
‘ U . i vo r true dl lomntist is nothin it? Robert Burns covered th 64o ‘ l
This) campaign has followed hard‘ u D i ii if" ‘Vlll‘lc l t « 9 1‘ _ t: 3, (1 Evidence : U U
. upon the reports of British success in not touchy concern ng is own g- .‘ s )e ween ‘. an ‘ranClSCO'dll l , . _ . . . a
'“cnechmaling the German submaflne “fly and that 0, we nation that bobcw .York m fight), days, which . 1 3‘! All lots that were too small to advertise in that great event Will be offered tomorrow ,to H
irporill ii is likely that the numbers’ropmsents. says a writer In an ex—gS IElnrltyl-two dim less titan ll EV‘i‘kn‘Efi' It“ abperég [*3 u the first comers at ridiculously, Low Prices. l6
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,0,- German ”1,1,10,31,19,. destroyed 1), change. The length to which they too (\Mli‘tifi hymn Vi cston, . . II We _ .. n "I
Erna-British have been exaggerated, and have carried their sensitivenesslin thereby» establishing a. new deposxts “1 'the 1’9“!“ II only hat about one fourth Of The Lots. Come and see for yourself. I!
. ”that Germany 1m at 19,,“ .15. funny the post is shown by an amusing epl-i world's record for long (ilSIallCC D0 “0‘: W3“ “n“! You are V II
with mm a; it gamed me summons that occurred when the peaceiwalking. “if has started on his older before starting ,3 5“" II 27 INCH COLORED , DAINTY RUSSIA CRASH II
tum fact is evidcnl that that arm of heraof 'Karlowitz was negotiated in 1699.?l'ctlirn trip and he expects to bc plus fund, but come .11! and II OUTING FLANNEL , WHITE WAI'STS _ II
,8“ power, from which we Km” 9»; The Wm. between Austria in: Tuminlbm‘] I‘JanmscoflilnlJailluary}, and 3?: an account With us i u Only 275 yards. Value 10°. or allover embroidery, 78 in All linen. Only 2 prices, The II
..‘ . led so much, has been seriously key. which led to the siege 0 lennuv a or ill to men iac_' in laurc- - - - t ll per yard. Won‘t last long. best toweling for drying dishes.
fiakehed. " :by the Turks, had just been broughtgka. 911., which was his original 4% INTEREST PAID ON 1 II Small lot mm“, 6y¢ the IOL R981!!!" value 31.50 V'llue 1% d I,
4" It remains to I). seen whether the‘ to an end by. the battle of Zenta, in; sizicl‘tlug ponlli. . _ 'd . _ SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ‘ 4 M01!- ‘ ~ - P" y - II
. which Austria was victorious. Prince: . onlc pub 1c SPII‘IIP Citizens , - ,.. < — { ,~-. Small lot prlco’ , Small M price u
[mush can ‘31:“ $3.95.”??? $32!: Eugene. at once gathered the diplogof Eureka thought it a good 84- “It! Péople‘s It'll“ 0" “ i 9‘ LINING CAMBRIC . 96¢ 12%é i"
:Jufagfiie ’dfiimtlhg 1:: the Baltic mats at ‘Karlowltz, in Croatia. to-dic-‘I vcrtisemcnt for Eureka .IOJNWK‘ 7. Vii-Illusion M l I] in short lengths. Value 6c. KNIT PE’ITICONTS . """"’ II
SE“ from Russian bases, but it “.1“ tale the terms of peace, but. for‘onc of her sons attempting such ' South Nomlk Bonn. , l [I per yard «a BL ANKETS‘ A
. . “be strange if the Germans tail to lindiweeks the congress made no progress; a foot. so they ““11“““5 Ne i ii Small lot price 34} In gray with pink and blue bor- !!
as effective means of codilmttiug minimal!” the representatives couldlwould be given $500 if he got 3 ;; ders. 4 doz. only. Regular value 9 PM” Of these all wool.“
l . i ' , f d not agree as to their proper positions back before next January. Hic > $150 h . ‘ shrunk blank m Fa II
"1” as “6 Bm Sh haw 0,“ ' k tin the council ball. That the rcpre- is also allowed $1.50 a day for ‘I 'M'ERCIERIZED ' e“ ' ‘fii'fl. 9 ~' 1105' horde”. II
V . Eff; cit-1112135: :1: 3:32:32?! eqzi'lsentatlve of Emperor Leopold should .his meals and lodging. II LINING SATINES Small 10‘ price - 97¢ plaids and plain. Regular value II
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will pox-:5 really effective preventingl have the seat of honor was taken 19" l 1‘ ‘3’35 the first Ilukcrfiogmlfie 2! Yard wide. Regular value 250. $8.00 pam‘ “ ~ 1‘ 5"" i ‘ II
a... “We"?fiiiiiiifiil.‘“i:§l‘:’tiliiiim‘; t::.i:i.:’>i~<:.:.:fwith“. at; v. w . scam... $199 ..
' L from Sweden “d thus compelling t1hellish, Dutch, Poles, Venetians—ali said burns. ' ' ' H Small ht price 10¢ PILLOW CASES w _ ' II
‘4 planned States “:1 ‘l‘dmlu that the bIOCR‘icilimored for the next highest seat. BI . Only 10 doz. in the lot. 45 x ' II
fit 3 “”0““ a“ 933- Finally the situation became so A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE. ‘ II BLACK AND WHITE 30 and ,2 x 36 Re “ ,.
. a , , . - sular price WHITE
'a' Gem‘mll' has been getting great: critical that it was feared that the Three times a New York man tried ‘ . fl SHEPHERD CHECKS 25¢ each CREPE II
.jnuantlties of war supplies, .(ood. ctcaipence would never be negotiated. So to register and was told he was dead. ; , . 36 inches wide Regular value 5 .1 . . -7 3.33‘lgfig'“ PETTICOATS IA .
from friendly Sweden, and doubtleSSi drastic measures had to be taken. As Again we see a little struggle for ex- II 50c or yard ' um I 10‘ price 19¢ -. Extra size lace trimmed R _ !!
'.f°°"s‘d9"‘me “‘"chwdme mns‘gnea-mlthe diplomats could not be coerced. thence—Baltimore Star. . ,. . 1’ , - - . rs II
\ not-way and Sweden from this country; __ _‘ _.L #5., . -. . ll smudot price ' ‘ 29¢ , CRIB BLANKETS 111” value» 31-50 each. ;;
alias found its way to Germany. In , . K . II I t > f, ,
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as.................G...........r rlilsr (ilitil 0r (iillisr SCIENTIST W. as... m 9-! EVENING 63.1.33]... ‘3" “3‘3“ ”if _. f" 88¢ 9!
moose from the Baltic Sea, by the W” Norwslk, Conn. _ __ . . TO THE HOUSE II _' “8- e or pr co: .5 eac . s1
3.4" 0‘ he” submarines, we may have' Cordiaily invites you and your friends to attend a free lecture on i it not has ti! “1‘ its listen! 3‘; SILK DRESSES Small lot price, 98¢ 93 ‘
“firebogntze the legality of her block” Christian Science by, ‘ . ‘ 7 ' czar! Yes adld giant’s marge. it. will II Only 14 in the lot. No two *‘ ‘ DRAWERS II '
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- Mo. , ‘ , W. D. ”eel-33kg“, c. S. B. . wear well-yore “5".”th that. All our II alike. Perfect beauties. “Small BATH MATS Good muslin. embroidery trim- I.
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I: ‘ )1 New York. U. S. member of the Christian Science Board of Leo paints. oila.‘stsins, varnishes, cum II Lot Sale tomorrow, 1 34min“ i‘ Only 13. Colors. blue, red and oiled ruffle Regula‘r valu 60 n
. ;_ ; 3% QAR‘TRAVEL- impinotne Mother Church. the lFirstz'Chui-ch oi ChristrScieutist in‘ 31,, m. m the host ”ammo; price. brown“ Sue 27x 44. Value $1.50 - e c. n
Themdm WY °‘ ““5"““5‘1 m" Boston- Mm» . ' ‘ ‘ . ”' :6 ‘ ‘ ' * that ha‘s‘beon palnlaflwtui our paints. 9-! each ' ”a“ . it
”Esprit; igfilsgzler‘tiaifgethhgiflon‘; To BC neuvered Ill Regen l’l‘heatlfi ' that’s your protection. 35°“ ““ ., 2; ‘WOM'EN'S'wVESTS’ Small lot price 98¢ _ ‘ Small lot price 31¢ II
and a big football game in Phil- , 1 y ’. ”Wall “merrier-walk. Conn.‘ ,, p R V , ‘ , . . . ,3 1Flame llxll’efl,t10n8t annual)? . .
tags it md‘n the requisite ' ' -, . Th 6011} C n s eeves. ,- ans 0 . _:_ GUEST TOWELS _ ~
. b n g g: g , Finlay Eveningflci" 15,1915, at 8. 0 clock . _e, am 0 . ,0“ losmmm Begum , woo ‘ V,
per head for traveling expenses, — w ,_ 2 _, - I, _ . y «~ 7 dozens in the lot, scalloped L DRESS IGOODS
they arranged with the Pennsylvania .. ‘ to FIRST or. IA" spawnin- ' yams 25¢. each. .- and hemsmcm Value 35c. ea. A .
‘ . . _ ",7".- 45!. p ; , . ,, Smalilot price 19¢ - 11 new fall colors, lg piece or
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ostudents are. transported tron;
Nioburgh tojhlladelphla and back in
‘ each color. Regular value $1.00
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" ‘ so,” 'a ' ~ “ OPTIC-IAN ‘ ‘ .. . . * * ,, r . smacking. 31,5 dozensgin'all. _10 dawns in‘ihts lot; large Small lot price 67¢
3: $98V3§l§£1qgghlfigfiéi ' " " ‘ ' I . 1" '8 ' " ‘ I ‘ marluumon ‘3: c: 21?; “0:12: " ashlar value £1.00. " 3129- Value 250- each. ‘
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need to-“ antece- i s . ,intheOptical “he also 51m.Ithueu’udilieue“md”the‘srt‘ a. .smaluownceg» 77¢ . Swill...19l we , 1am . a.
lumen ls‘saldléfo‘hiveoflsing: I --’—~—v— ‘ " . . _ , . . ‘- 8‘... . --.- Wmmathgnmo.‘ Disease’tscauied ” MINA KIV S . ‘ ‘ "APRON GINGHAMS 9‘.
armrersitr‘sschnolowdon ' ~ ' 7‘ . “ : .- ‘ - ' briimn .twiatorupmnln'ihe. WBO-YS’ AND GIRLS’ P N‘ 10 II
‘ ‘ H ‘ ' ‘ “’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ , 7‘ ‘ ‘ . . . -. a . , - - pieces. Standard lit, u ‘
wit-‘9'." ”dawning 3’ mm" EYeSExamined'F e w '1’“)? “wins: “4%” “mm-”Q " HICKORY. HOSE . , “ne'99’5’l‘n9n'l'fi‘9gu‘a' 5m tasi lors- blu dummy 2".
“#5 on‘msy mm?“ . V , ‘ " , . __, White'sntl 6610,; 58 pairs Only-19‘dozens. Regular value Vco ' e an’ w to II
V m __... .fi al stolzac. pair. ‘ 33.0lla dozen. Q 7"“ ~ 7 ‘ checks. Value 8‘3' yd. II ..
instills: .. y, 11¢. ‘ Small, lot piles. $133 . email lot price 49“ g.
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