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THE SOUTII NORWALK EVENING SENTINL

 

FRIDAY, NOV. I2, 1915

 

iaminy hotter than children of oldért
~Americans.
l Ad to this lower deathrate the fact
that the birth rate among our immi-
grants is from 30 to 50 per thousond,i
while among American-born it is onlyl
from 12 to 20, and it is easily seen'
why the children of immigrants forge ‘
ahead so last in competition with the '
older Americans. l

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RARE Mia PLATE. I,
It is a litle ditfllcult to grape the .

THE some Noawrmt m normemmnee. 1: mm. a... ..t

EVENING SEN’I‘IifiL ”“1"de “a “WWW of all her fac-

ltories and mines and transportation
ESTABLISHED BY

, gsystsms with new machinery of the
JAMES GOLDEN ghost type. The machine is going to

ibe at a' premium in Europe after the
'1 war, for manual labor will be scarcel
PROPREITORS. land France will want the best mach-i

linery in the world—which she can

FRIDAY» NOV. ”I I915 ‘buy only in Americr. She will want.

‘—"" . ‘ d locomotives and rails and

“E A: "“ N A F cars an ‘ l

HINIAngMOng‘DAlN C 0R . commerClel conveniences without end. ;
' :She will want material 1 b' l

or ridges philosophy of Mark Fagan. mayor Oil

_-__ Iand buildings and ships. 'eJ C‘t 'th d t the li “ I
High tide 3:50 a. in; 4:14 p. m,l Belgium will have the same wantsqprmm‘ y' w‘ reg” 0 q or;

- : ; : _ Andsotoales d , will '-. .
Sim uses 6 39 SECS 4 36 land and Russiasanmrmany 1222' The mayor who is known a}: a!
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-lltaly and the smaller mm“ °t we cmmen’ h" m s u

. belligerent l
PHONE CALLS. l countries.

{aroused by the refusal of apartment
‘ ' 1 ' 'Boulev d t d-
Editortal Roms—92. tin-sea dons million 81‘ 0 3 .
Business Office—93.

'“ ’“ mi" be it “mm“ “1“” “ notmit inmilios with children. Casting
Norwalk Branch Office—I388.

 

 

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threat of the United States becoming about; for a lever to use in forcing

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a dumping ground for foregn labor than to adopt- “ liberal policy,

era and foreign goods the moment the.“ finds one ready to his hand. L‘
war is over. v

” lrequest reaches the city hall for a bar
t' I": atridkthe 3:“? warritn; na- {license for a $40,000 apartment house
“ms p n 0 eep 8“ men a cute“) be erected. Most: of these big, mod»

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tor the gran work oi IILOHBITUCIIOB.: em “ammo”. it ”pm, have bars.

it will take them your! to restore
on M or n unces .
their industries to the: old pmduc—lThmup a y Em anon '

. , his policy:
If”??? M““:“;°”;l” “” b" 3“" “No kids. no bars! *1 Will not mien ‘
a: ' . ll mi" e V?” envy “:3 110“ late a liquor license in any place where
on in, or can. e hem no our children are forbidden."

Eightyuilgrgngazzllxg 31?; (1:: The logical connection between the
each month—July and A ugust ex- , children and the bars may not be
things they need and cant buy. ortperfectly obvious but its there. no

I “med-Hat 8 o'clock. A“ Mastsrj “om buy’ anywhere else. 'doubt Perhaps the bars are (or the

Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
Decker W. M., Robert M. Wilcox,I 9......— chiidreu. Anyhow thel iquor is to be
conveniently available only to the flat-

Sec. [THE iMMIGHANT'S ADVANTAGE.
' DOIH pity the children Of "poor imidweller who has cMren. And In!
‘migrant'sJ' Don’t pity them even millet-dweller who hasn't any kiddies to

‘ . . . M.
Butler Chapter, No 33, l A lbuy shoes for and set a good example

Meets in Masonic Building, South‘ the one spot in America where they.
Main street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays'ham been supposed to deserve motto. and whose alcoholic indulgence
of each month—July and August “.1 most commiscration for their hard would be least harmfifi ‘0 his ““11“"

__. . ,. ‘ ~ . d societv ill general~ho is to go
.. __ . . . 1 Arch!“ in New iorlis hast Side. For a“ 3
"'9‘“! at 8 “he“ M Royal l lthirety. is this a new carintlon of

Masons cordially invited. Charles; they have a better chance to succeed;

 

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A. Tuck, H. P.. F. S. Lyon, Sec. in life than have thec hiltlren of na.{“.lers9y justice?"
:tlve Americans. in 4")
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l Such at any rate seems a fair ln-l
PREPAREDNESS FOR PEACE. : {Heme from a report of the New The boom in our LatinvAmericsn
commerce which was prophesied

Mnusual interest has been aroused‘York Health Department. n appears
in the arrival in this country of “that. in native born families it onolwm” “‘9' “"3““9“ " 3‘ "" “n“
trench commission charged with Ihe‘of every 1.000 boys and 35 out oxide” “”‘Y- Government reports show

responsibility for 5001“!ng 8 sum run' l every 1.000 girls die before the age of; that In the month 0! September our
ping up into the hundreds of millions trade with the South American °°““'

five years, Among the foreign -born' _
of dollars. possibly as much«‘86 31: olily 39 boys dies, and only 32 girls. m“ “3 ““b'ed '“ ”mam“ W“
The significant thing the same month's business last year.

Part of the difference may be count»
about it is that this commission's ex- ed for hy the Explanation that. chm-W‘me now 0“ ll should continue 81‘0““

able institutions do more educational . lng steadily, as the commercial devel-
‘oplnont. work done by our exporting

 

the war. it is concerned only with‘work among the aliens than among .
the restoration or France after the mum America“, but ma... doesn’t 1':er: i‘nllhe 0““ year begins to male .
Jim‘- {carry much conviction. it is doubtful: as e L
x . ' si.t almost} 'heil er such instruction resli counJ' '
its purchases will con s s u l y BLAOKlMAN—RICHARDS.

entirely of machinery and construc-iterbnlances the deleterious effects oil On Saturday. October 30 1915 Miss
iiou material. France. the commis-lignorance, poverty and unsanitary Sadie L. Richards and J_ Wilbur
ions-rs explain. is looking forward tolhousing. it is really the greater nat- Blackman. both of East Norwslk,

no rebuilding of her ruined lndustrles‘urol vigor oi the alienchildren thuiwmd nailedB “ll Infarrmtte la Ill; {icy-
ami commerce. That means the re- enables them. even in a bad environ- 1:12:12 0098‘! (‘aliurcell‘ oioxew l’orkc.‘ "3
holding of all the factories destroyedlment, to resist the ailments of ml The" will reside in Sou“) Norwalk. k

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Coats. {'1 Suits

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The Suite and Coats have the call here tomorrow. They’re on show in wonderful variety. The styles are here-—The sizes are
hero—and the surprising low prices are here. The woman who’s wise to her pocketbook’s interest should come here tomor-

row. A look will convince you of the wonderful values.

300 Women’s Now

Winter Coats

INCLUDING PLENTY OF FUR TRIMMED,
PLUSH AND CORDUROYS

Priced for $10 to $50

COMPARISON WILL PROVE OUR VALUE GIVING
SUPREMACY

If you want to save time come here and choose from our
asortmcnt, which thousands of women are convinced em-
braces by far the best values.

WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS

including black. navy. green and brown.'Also mixtures. Both light
and dark. Velvet and fur trimmed collars and cults. Value $16.50

$14.88

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WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS

Cblnclilllas, boucles. mixtures. plain colors. velvet trimmed collars
and belts. Values up to 812.50 ............... $8.98

LINGERIE WAISTS

in ‘9 meat. variety 0! styles. .
trihlnied with laces and em.
bmldorios. High and low col-
lars. Long and short sleeves.

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Women's and Misses’

Dresses

Pretty models made of sergeand poplin in navy and black. All
have dainty collars and novelist sleems..Taste~
tully trimmed with silk and braid. Value

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Women’s Beautiful '

Winter Suits

A most unusual purchase explains these amazingly. low

' "$18.50

They represent the finest materials and are made with ex-
tra care, beautifuly trimmed and finished.

Styles unusualy attractive-—
Worth from $22.50 to $28.5o—On

sale tomorow at

WOMEN’S AND MISSEs

Tailored Suits

Serge and Broadcloth models smartly trimmed with braid and vel-

vet, satin lined. Newest skirts. Navy, Brown, Black and Green.

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Values up to $18.00. Tomorrow ...............................

$14.98

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$5.98 WOMEN'S
DRESS SKIRTS

0f serges and wool poplins in
black and navy and mixtures
in grey and brown. Newest
models, Each .........

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A Timely Sale. Great Savings Crisp White I..ln(‘ll5 in Plenty—All marked at Old Low ' 3250 p9,. pair ..............
The most fashionable fabric. “ . Prices. $1 98
The very littlest styles. TABLE DAMASK BATH MATS -
.TRIMMED HATS 72 inches wide. an pure linen, pm yard. 27x54. Plain colors. Value
87.50 to 810 values ...... 85.95 \ 75¢. 88c. 93¢, 3;.19 $1.25 each ..................
85 values .............. $3.95 ' ' 84¢
UNTRIMMED HATS NAPKI-N.S . 1 . s s ‘2 5 8 TABLE OIL CLOTH
33.50 values ............ sags A“ "“m' l)” ”’2‘“ """" " "49' “98' 49' 2'9 45 inches wide. White and
:3 values .. ...........$1.95 TRAY CLOTHS colors. Value 250 p‘ér‘ yard.
:2 values....... ......... 95c Alargc varicty.cach............... r9c,25c,35c,49cl 15E

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MADRAS CURTAINS
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Blankets and Comfortables

Beautiful Warm Bedding—dill sizes—all marked at un-
matchablc prices. '

$15.00 LAMB I 3400 COM-
WOOL BLANKETS ' FORTABLES
. Saline. Silkolihe, nainsoolt or
$9.75 silk covered. Tomorrow. each
$2.98
$3.00 DOUBLE
SIZE COMFORTS
All colors. Laminated cotton

$7.50 ALL
WOOL BLANKETS

Plain colors and .i'ancy plaids.

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i Tomorrow. lief ya 34 98 . filled. fi‘omormw, each
$4.50 JOHNSTONfs . $2.00 COM. $1.98
BLANKETS PORTAB-LES.

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. :2; whiteomorrowpel‘ ’ Slim and P813163 design. TO- All linen. The best dish tow- 40 inches wide. For waists.

,, . 32.98 t morrow, each sling, per yard .. 12%¢, yard 25¢
» M $2.00 WOOL NAP 85c SHEETS

J BLANKETS 81x90. Plain or hemetitched,

WRIST BAGS WOMEN'S MANNISH Eidel‘down finish, no; 19.29 each 89¢
In all the latest shapes. at . FKID GLOVES? ‘ t FRUIT ’ $1.09» SHEET-

plh sem;.wslrus. and mention _‘ i rotsspr'ilanxsndliinsliah Md- gFI'IeI-I‘E BOOM . BLANKETS
'lss‘ther.. Fancy silk lining. Embroidered back MW wu‘ , ‘ . Filll re- [mm l Tan
mirror and purse. Value ’2 5 ranted. Renter: price $135 . 4,000 yards. Tomorrow. p” ad,“ 1:: Fe are. . ' grey
‘ each, .. ' $1.35 ‘ per pair. Tomorrow 95¢ 7 yard """ " 6%¢ a w e. a] ' m

‘ Check These Items— All are Money-Savers.

12 Specials for Tomorrow 12

In I-ac FINE $2.00 BED PILLOWS

3‘1me!th fl 22x28 goose feather. best
he 08. no rm even u kl 3, Ch .
thread. Per yard .. St/Jé c n as $1'49
. 796 TABLE PADDING
1.3 1'25 EDEN 54 in. felt or padding, yard.
FLANNEL 59¢
for waists and skirts to- ,.
WW 89115 $3.00 INDIAN
m we PERCALES BLANKETS
New styles, new designs. Per Dark, rich colors, each
yard ...... 9344‘ $1.98

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all 'colors. Wide pleated and:
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