>7.
5 1113-12.
’3’ Mason: cordially
.
- 31 over“?
4??" . .
’ «i parks in lili-
.3 so of Arizona.
has as yet
- “that masterpiece of nature that seems
, merqialistn.
"'de I" is not definitelv anti tfificinlly
,yi‘otoc19d by the power of the United
form is there
"he deluded with whiskey and cigarot
., the trade legends that have marred so .1. . '3:
:hiitjfiyubgauty spots,in the Rockies? llama Inns. “GOO“!
’imhtllggs, too, there would be im- lieu-on 8t. 13 Woodward Ave:
' ”it-ulnar: In the canyon‘s account.
no: out
THE SUUJI n “at.“ son Myra-11m»
EVENING 513mm. .1”...
ESTABLISHED BY
31111115 GOLDEN
‘-
i. L. AND ”A. L. GOLDEN,
should trivial) llw
“mm—o-HOVM.
PR EPAREONESE AT ANNAPOLIS.
wonder.
The nation is drtwn to
sometimes 311:1 boo tntnh teal patriot
lfilll llii‘l’l‘ l} in (HIV Klt‘ul ll‘dlill “('4
hp
PRQPP REITGRS. demv at Annapolh
2:" . Tbrt't' art \ai‘loth hilltl> oi patrtot
“INIATURE ALMANAC FOR ism Thu 311114 \111111‘lt'1l l)'[lt‘ l> that
TOMORROW]. wtitrh lll‘l't‘l.~ :1 soldnvr 111 >ttll0l' to film-
FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 1916
High .tide 12: 16a m. l 12: 32 p mi.
31111 rises 7 .01; sets 5: 13
"lda‘uft-
may tot-l that hts llltlHltlual \itl‘l‘lllt’t‘
will 1.1
_. ._-_ ~4__.__. stmltnnts at
EVENING SENTINEL TELE.:ki11d ot patrtotmn All
. , PHONE CALLS 3,11»; .1
Editorial Rooms—92. 11m 111...,
Bd'sinoss Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
itors Residence—rzzs- -.3
'ty Editor's ResidmcH52-4.
[111' lll.‘ country. tten when he
their» Wound} Hispet-h the
Annapol» of lacking that1
\int't'tmns?
1~n‘t 1h. ttrtntat'y duty of
a fillllir lllh do!) 1‘ lllb day's ootlt,‘
, tthetlttr 112: 111111; a Lllll o1 111\i,:1111 l
111g .1 battl >l1ip or llulysltlllillg a titt'l
l
I,as 111111 b 11.111111th in minding his to»
'u- ‘u’iiifl outflimn'
9 cut. nmn SVWYNEL
1
“guess Manager's Residence— QR studying :1 book And there‘s inst;
l
in Aline of mace a: in the midst 111 lv' 11-
’ llt
'lt ltltllx'n as it our emhrvo Ronni-131
t
and tilllllll'ttlr at Attn‘apolts don‘t tttlitcl
Publisher's Residence—890.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
”rash that kind of patriotism. Last;l
id Well Lodge No. 108 F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main at:’=’Gl lst and 3rd Tuesday oil
ear montth ult and August cx- I
cap d—at 8 oclock. an Mannr‘ ”if” "in '1'111'r~\'11'111
intited. Arthur [mats that one-tonrth ot tin-
Ito‘icrt .\l.
your there \\ :1: a big scandal lit't'ause
a lot oi
111 their 1 x: 1111111 1tion
caught t-ln-atin:
t
l
i
tlwnt \\ crc 1
l
and dist-redoing;
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3 \'o\\' H 1111-.
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at: re: ’11:. \v. 11., 11m. 2110
Wilcox, men in llli‘ :t(‘tltlt‘lll,\"“‘lll()l'(‘
I 5N1.
. 'l i I
‘ young 1111111- llillt‘ t‘ailod in thrtr 1111111111l
1 Ptnations tilltt arr in danger of bcinatl
"lath-r Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in \iasonic Building, South
Main street, 2nd and 4111 Tuesdays: ll?l‘dlt’.~>l\
oteach momliwfitly and Augufl ex» sumptton in: that the lilltldit's simply"
t dented—at 8 o'clock. All Royal “1&1;th ‘
1 llamas cordially invited. Charleul
* A'.'Tttck, H. 11, F. S. Lyon. Sec.
dumped
lt liltt} lit that the c\ \aniiitttttom on»,
\M'Ht'. but the rtllt’l‘ lurcrl
\Htl'lit‘ll cottst'ivntlouslv it,
i
. I
llhm 1.1. own man oi lllt’lli should
f‘lttl
“r“... _....
12 . ' . . . ' i
NEWSPAPERS TURNING YELLOW llllt 1111111111 that (lltkh httn out and pus
and r: 8111 (':t tltlo
Il‘lll'.
as lltllt'll ashamed in the (*yl‘a oi
litmus ten-11> and trains and mlncnttw.
:t diunii‘nd I ,
Maitv
timer; finds 11:1 11' thin 11 at lax‘t to ad:
'Itto
llllll. as it‘.hc had played Illl' coward.
1n l’tattlc or t‘tillllltllll‘t‘tl sonn- tlnprantl
‘tritit the (harm ot‘ '_t'-1llot\nt't:.~"
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loll prinlithllil} 111111 \\lll soon ht not “6 "(W1 “H thorn: "'MTI'HHHUH' “Wt
him» 111 11.41.1an loft in tho l'nitwl Harv ‘5 1111111111: “'“h “mm! ”mum”
" 51111111 111 our narshtps ill't‘ \irtualLv
{Vanadium i.~n't ,wllon
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1 Ilortunatcly. horn-tor. Illih :illplli‘s "” m ””“m‘ lon “I “‘k "I ""1“ ‘
h - .' Ill 5 t' '-a '. . 11 ’ra l“lt‘l(‘ll
‘11.”;in to tln- 111mpapwr~ color not to “"1 ” “l 'l1 M I~ Ad 11 I
ll 9?!“ character
..
1.7.11.1:
1 t , , . . . . .. ,.
It lIEHllt‘l‘S may haw nmtwd lztttalv l
1' . UNNEUTRAL AMERICA.
11 mus l
l
.. . 1- s: s, 1 '1 't't'. NH “11
the 11:11 1~rt1spun~ r 1_\ toinilu 1111 oth 1 I 1
trend :1 1111“ spirit itt Annapolis"
ii‘l‘ [)I't‘litlllli: )t'lltltl llltl
1-1 simprrs. iltrH-uti ot’ tin- 11>11al olntu ”N“ 1* "\“H‘ limit! ill ilH' ultimo: tail
lr 11111111111111. 111111 1'11: 1: 'imfilv ”r“ “' ”l" ““11"“5“1“'*‘1‘tlr<‘-‘1'TH':1"
‘ ‘ f‘ ‘ l ‘ ‘ 1 . . ‘ ._
coldr 'ot' lllt'
lire the phpcr iR mad.-
1111111 llilltllltt‘ ol lll‘llli‘:llll_\ in lis deal
“-9—
lH'D wood from “lltlSt‘ it-
A \\'-I ‘l‘l '"* “\3'
it has been tint .. 1 h 1» ltp111nt pt 11:: 1
Ill-forum; 1118111'1'1-1111‘3' l..'111>1lt_u'.~‘ n-
it ts'om'try ttith most paper maker-1‘
(out now to Germany on tho stthtnar
i“) get 11d of this yellon tint by using
I" lilut- atiilint (l‘t‘ lost its a lattudrcsI itn- “film ”H" ”mm“ “WNW!” ltnnds
hum bluing to nntlu- int liiwn iuo‘t, ”m” my" 'l‘ “"“M .lllrl 11.: “I'll lllIU‘
’l‘l11 “ .1‘1 t'liilltlriltl has shut U” bet-n stunt-d in Sir Edward
oi, llll> d1).
lino-1i ollu-r aniliut- colors of (lo-11111111
l
I
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ltxttitc. ' ' E
l'ltat :t'ntlvtnan. ll 1- air“. t2: the Mr" .
the xsttpply along with ‘ ‘ ' ‘
lli>l1 fort-11:11 secretary rnlm corrosnoutk
~; 1 . _ to our soon-tar of .111 l -.
14'111111. And lit-thus.» there 1snt any '\ ‘ "‘
wilst‘rctorv 'l‘t'lcnrnph says
, The London Ilailv
s11h>ttttttr, tltc pain-1' H, '
. . . ."tlnc nit-h: than that tho 110111 had
sold and pl‘llllvtl 111 ll» natural statc.‘ I" in
‘brtn 11'1-1ur11d b\‘ (‘itn to 11' . l ‘
It may be just 21> m-ll. too. altttonuh‘ l l ‘ ( l I 11 ll 111~ltrll
\\ ho as all the world knows is tln- tier»
il doesn't look >1) attractive as tho
ffltrt-Rv‘hitc pztpt-r commuting with this
say that .1
ltlark ink. . _
cicam tint is more restful to the 11311:“ “’ on“ "M "M“ H would h“ "‘“l 0“
‘mtm atnbawador at \\':t.~hint:ton.
lt‘ 11111 povct'nnn'nt \wrc f:i\'ot‘altl;-
t‘olor experts
outzh llut \\‘l1.‘1t t'an ln- :«aid of llll'
it it .~ :1 good tolot'
liltiuttl'lKlII hypocrisy and
:1 nuns-I '
lot a country \vhirh.
:t-en glaring; nhite.
‘ ' l'l‘llllllltllll}"
1,’ 1‘ tvttll papt-r, “by not tor
\\'liilt' it pretend:
FRIDAY, jAN. 4, 1915
TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th
The Supreme-Colossal-Guarantee Savings
flNE' MASTER” flNE'llllllll Ill F
SALE
“PREPAREDNESS” The Word of the “HOUR”
Twenty-one Departments tor 11 Period oi Twenty-one Days Have Been Preparing tor
TO-MORROW’S BIG DAY OF SAVINGS
WE ARE READY! With the Greatest Fusllade oi Bargain Hits You Ever Saw.
The Over One Thousand Items
Buy Tomorrow All you Can. Buy tor Now and Buy tor a Year From Now. You May Never Meet With
Another Such Cha occ. Money Bore Tomorrow Spells in Great Big Type DDBBLE VALUE. Read on Caretttlly
and he on Time here Tomorrow
A COAT PLUM
‘J‘.’ t‘onts: hardly worth talk
in; about
all new values up
to $1000
' . As usual
first l'Olllt‘ first 3 77
M‘I'Yt‘tl (‘omv varlt‘ .
”WOMEN’S SUITS
fit in all. A goodbye sale
with a quick exit. Worth up
to 8"0 0o
1. . It seems
like a dream $7 49
Totnort'o \\ O
CHILDREN'S COATS
cheaper than doutor's
Keep the children warm, it is
bills.
Want) winter coat»:
sizes ‘1 to it years; 1. i i
values up to 8.11
Sizes up to H ye
up to 81.50.
beat the cost of
cloth in lOWnPss.
. Each
SCHOOL DRESSES
Tomorrow we
are. Values
”1977c
A TOP LINER—CHILD-
REN’S WOOL‘ TAM
O'SHANTER CAPS
About 6 dozen in all.
Worth up to 98c. each 158
Tomorrow
I
CORSETS 25C PILLOW TUBING CHILDREN’S FLAN- 12 1-2c FRUIT OF WARM FLANNELETTE
All lntmat llltltll‘lfi l’oaslbly . NELETTE NIGHT THE LOOM NIGHT GOWNS
enough tor a day’s rolling. l't‘lilllll I'lllow Tubing. 305 in.. GOWNS '
bttt advisable
t'onn- curly
l'11r pair
591
4‘.’ in. tilde.
190 _\atd
and iii in.
Tomorrow
Extra heavy
Wort h doc.
Tomorrow
. all sizmz.
each 430
5.01111 yds. of this
rim ht-llitlg at
ya rd W ide muslin.
well known
for tumor
7130‘ N-
The real daisy cloth big.
(11]! size. Regular val-
ue 81.00 to 31.50 cach.63c
Tomorrow
Buy Sheets E Pillow Cases Now!
Save Money at These Low Price o.
1.000 PILLOW CASES
98c. value 811190 ..... .. 79c.
85c. value 81x90 ........ 690
75c. value le90 ........ 59c
le90 ........ 49c
60c. value
Ilctnstitt'hud. scalloped or
corded ends. 45x36. Values
251'. and 291'. 19¢1'at‘li
MID~WINTER
CLEARANCE OF
BLANKETS 1
$12.50 values
$2.50 values ........... $1.49
$3.00 value; $1.98
“.50 values .......... $2.98
$6.00 ‘valucs ........... $3.98
double and more.
\‘ttilt \_
llcat'lt Cloth,
These White Dress Goods
Should Go Ouickly at 19c a yard
For th1'_\ arr v1-1'_\' (lallll) and ttrt'ttt and have sold for
They consist of
l‘:lllllf()ltll‘l't‘(l Voilt's.
lilt‘.
Fe't-tl \"1)ilcs..§t)lash
l‘dlllt‘) (‘rt'pcx Null Votlcs,
both
I sides at otne- «or it you motor to look
.
1to be neutral. is t’ntot'able to
both
NOTHER NATIONAL PARK NEED-1
1 hostile to
ED.
11 seems strange that.
lat it the other way.
sides at onto“? .\'o \vondt-r 'vit'tttotts
\vhtlv t.‘ott .
lauropc hates us.
arms has created several new nation- 1
lad ten years. it has
about the Grand Can-
“THREE 0" ., '
EYE SERVICE
" no nothing
That wonderful rc-
giott,consider1-d bv so many travelers
Q
attraction on
2.7 the. greatest stonic
North America is still in private
A Cinder ‘
In the Eye
small but it
how sensitive is the organ.
If there is a dclt't't in tho
\‘ifiioll 1t 15 Just as 11‘1‘ttat1ng.
Llat't- your (‘31‘5 examined
b_\' 11> and all \'l.\tl:tl ct'rors tor-
lt inds.
Fortunately, exploitation
pl'lHtit‘
\
done nothing to spoil it.
may he shows
There is a compelling: grandeur about
todrive the pcttiness out of men's
hearts and forbid vandalism or com-
And yet. as long as the
rooted.
Glasses as low as $2.00
THAMER
Oculists Optometrists
Stolen government, as \ollowstone
is always the danger
that thque wonderful rock trails may
11an and heroic'size statues of _ Opticians
alarm clocks and condensed-milk 31. Atlantic Slaw". Stamford, Ct.
m._, How— can even the Grand 0:99.11: Evening. E“ 1897'
H,
.Iaqypn hope to escape permanently .
.H
“Phone 1523. South Homlk, 0!.
h or and in Its accommodations- for m. AND RIPMRING. yon
if I'm?! Sum not on the Job. g‘ ”I“ ‘ ”ICIILTY
est-rhody will min: the pro- ' TM‘TM l". ”0"”- Pun-t
tum. WW? “0. m- adman rm
1
‘L
$2.25 SATIN
BED SPREADS
1A to“ more lettt
80x90. excellent weight.
'l‘omorrnvr $1.49
12 1-2c GLASS TOWELS
red stripes, no
Tomorrow
5c each
lteunar size;
lint. tl.intit to.
o'clock tomorrow morning.
i‘crcnlcs. India Ullt‘llE
white goods.
This bit: lot consists: of dress
Values, tip to 21'
Ht or 15 cases
.11. Tomorrow
Glnghnms
[1on1- (‘loths, Curtain Scrinis and miny
Come to the Bargain Table To-morrow!
IT WILL PAY YOU MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
transit from one oi t‘ic biggest converters in the East have arrived. All
merchandise delay
go on sale
(‘hambrays
prettv t‘nncy
84C
ed in
at
/
2.000 WASH CLOTHS
Air-Cel, Turkish 2 for 5¢
26c BROWN SHEETING
1 case of brown sheeting.
2 H yards wide. Tomorrow
I
196‘ Yd.
600 Yards
SILK POPLIN
40 inches wide; 15 new spring
colors: the famous B 8: A
grade. Regular price $1.59
per yard Saving day tomor-
l'th $1 .w
50 INCH BROADCLOTH
Spotproof. Worth fully $2.00
per yard. All the wanted
colors. Saving day price
\ $1.49
COLORED TAFFETA
Pull yard wide. A grade
usually sold at $1.50 per yard.
Tomorrow
$1.19
300 FLORAL VOILES
Especially adapted for even
in; gowns and dainty dresses
for young women; worth 50¢.
per yard. Tomorrow
BABCOCK’S CORYLOP-
SIS TALCUM POWDER
Itcgulat price lac. Tomorron
9c“
DR. LYON‘S TOOTH
POWDER
Remilar price 251-. TQnorrow
BONE HAIR PINS
Light and dark; smooth
points. Regular price the. per
dozen. Tomorrow
7d
ATLAS HOOKS
AND EYES
Black and white.
Regular price 3c. :1
All sizes.
card.
Tomorrow
2 for 5d
$1.25 ENGLISH
LONG CLOTHS
Fine even thread.
yard wide. «to ya
Tomorrow
88¢ rim
19c CRINKLED CREPE
30 inches wide.
ironing. For
misses" wear.
womens' and
Tomorrow
123% yd.
soft finish:
rdst.
Needs no
WOMEN’S HOSE
Heavy fleece lined.
price 121.512 pair.
Regular
Tomorrow
911
BOYS' AND GIRLS‘
UNION SUITS
Part wool, 3 to 14 years. Ren-
ttlnr price $t.00,per garment
Tomorrow
79¢
BOYS‘ FLANNELETTE
NIGHT SHIRTS
Heavy weight. full size, 8 to
14 years. Regular price 50¢.
each. Tomorrow
39¢
CHILDREN'S
,HIAN‘DKE' RCHIEFS
Plain white and colored bor-
ders. Regular price 5c. each.
Tomorrow
2.1'01' 5119
TABLE 011. CLOTH
45 inches wide, white and all
colors. Regular price 28¢.
per yard. Tomorrow
Norwalk Chronicler