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~"rrtr cairn nonwzunI
rvrutuc SEHINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
lAMES GOLDEN
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN
PROPRIETORS
WILSON REPUDIATES PLEDGE.
I “Our platiornt is not molasses to
IONIC!) flea.
Idle. Waite ot‘ mount and honest
men nho in't-nd to «to hustnes: slung
lt mums tutsutes- it is
thou lines and uho m not uniting to
D
Isee “heifer they can (“It‘ll votes ntth
Ithuoe promises before they determine
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“’EDNESDAY. FEB. 23, 1916
M.‘:...
“[NIATURE ALMANAC FORIaddressinz a political lllt‘t‘tlllfl
TOMORROW
High tide 2:04 a. m.: 2:30 p. at
Sun rites 6236; sets 5:40.
I nhethu they air coins to ztct on lliclil
‘or not." So spoke \N'tlullf‘ti“ \\‘il~on.
on
August ITIIh. lftti. Ju~i one tnunth :tltc:
-Illl\ litlullll’a'lull for l'rt-sideut
"Uur plultoru' t:- Uiil‘ of life print-i
m l pit». uhtch m» lirliet‘e to he rs~elillal
EVENING 'SENTINEL TELE-
.. PHONE CALLS
“aerial Booths—92.
V’ ' _ ', Office—93.
Branch Office—1388.
'cor'r Residence—1225-3.
Qty Editor's Residence—7521.
Business Manager's Residence—
! I 13-12.
Publisher's Residence—890.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
to our national th‘lihfl‘. Uur pledges
t
lute fuudt‘ to be kept nhcn Ill office.
as Hell as relied on during the ("am
IIH'
plush" r‘o read the lit-inocratttt-
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Ittotial plullorut on “llllll llr
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\\ ll:~U‘tl
Illdd l‘t'll nominated. And ”I‘ll plulr
jl'tu'iit t untamed this pletlgt- "\\'t- tutor
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.a single Presidential term, and to that
end urge the udoptton of an amount
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titent to tlie'l‘onstttttltun n'alting Ill“
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President of lllt‘ l'nitt'tl Statics litt‘ligl
Old WOII Lodge, No. 108. F. I'M A. "H hie for rcclet-tton. ttttd \\l‘ IIlr-tlpc the
[pets in Masonic Building, South
Iain rtreet, 1st and 8rd Tuesday of
out month» July 1nd August ex-
pound—at 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially iittiteti.
'. ‘Fut'lt, \l‘. .51., Robert M. Wilcox,
In.
Cutler Chapter. No. 38. R A. M.
Heels in Masonic Rulidln‘, South
loin street. 2nd and 41h Tuesday-
of each month—July and August 91-, uhich Is to ilH.~t‘lllltlt‘ Ill .Illllt' "
copied-4t 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
moons cordially invited. Charla!
I" wrru on tht- tit-tonsive.
A. Mk. H. P., F 8. Lyon. Sec.
"The glory of Iht- country hits l)l‘('ll
In the energy. thI- t‘orcstght of (re:-
A bustness Inuitugcntdnt 'l‘hc glory of
the country hm» not hecu in the gov
I an new tnunugenwnt of any Iittsiucssf
SI spoke l-Tx Pt'csidcnt Tait iii ud-
‘ div-sing a group of railroad men the
oll1F-r eteninu Hl> nortis serre us it
rec-titticr of ‘ht‘ t-ltuituc that hits ('0le
aha-tit in the lust your or two in the
“\“i‘lt‘iill alitllltit‘ ltt\\'tltl his httsincss
T‘tcre nus :t ttPt‘totl. 9ht'lldlllfl m‘or
' newly it (lt‘l‘ItIlt‘. “hon ltttsincfls inch
The biggnr
the; \lé’f‘t'. tht- urI-Jtvt‘ ttIIpt-urod to he
' tho- prosciuttpt ion of thir inquity in tlm
opinion not only of "prot‘cssional muck
nil “fl!" hill of ;t lttrut- port of tho pith.
lit'.
fret. 'd its SirllilL llllllit‘Ss t-nentics of
Lettdcr~ of :tcttt t‘ltlt‘l'llrl.~t‘> nort-
’ lh~ community. Bunkers :I:.tl railroad
Bldglkllf’s and tnttnut‘ttt 'tlif‘t‘TS and ntcr
it‘ll
sell. 9.1 lmnort-Il to: tllt'il‘ nclttcwtncttts
('luzzts “ho llilll itutttt-I‘II lllt‘lil-
br‘tolllt' conscious of un :ttinofplicrt- of
pitittic distrust and coittloinntttlon.
Non that “.m- of (‘f'ilit'is‘nl sot-ins to
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Nearly t'\t'l‘}'l)(ltl_\' i.~ pztt I
haw passed.
titty. Llw big blistlit'sfi inttn on the bflt'lt'
again. and telling hm. “hut :t fillt' Ici-f
The "captain of indtotry"
’l‘lic rc
low he is.
is it; the ascendancy again.
' funnel":llll‘lllreh'l‘r aid on llll' tit-ton
“Heron-titer." strungcly cnonsh.
she
is o’fteit used nott its at term of ro-
{truth
in general. tho tundenty is doubtless
Business ittcn itt general
I
new: dioPerd all th opprolirtttm heap .
ed upon thvnt bet-uust» of the misdccds
of was». tutprlnciplt-d reprcsentativs.
'Alitl. there “a“ ex on palliation for re-
bating, cut-throat contpctition. politl~
cal corruption. etc. in the toy sLtIlc
\\ holes-tune.
I
I of public sentimcm at he time when
such pernicious practtes licztrne pro-
‘ratont. Big business has had its 19.:-
rt‘: two. has pttid the penalty, and with
cw exceptions has changed its method .
,gduf'its outlook to lutnnonize “'illt the|
ir mom standards.
“we is danger now. however.
H dug the new cordiaiity toward
W5 of the Prodigal Son type. it
Who unfortunate. if big business
. Wnlatives should tI-ke renewed
of
‘ intone respect Mr. Tail'u truer-
. hfihly lac give a wrong inner
.
“4“ United Stow MI tho
1‘7 ln'tltccnof “1rd
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Icttndi-lttte of this convention to this
'prtnciplt "
'lu Ul'tll‘r, tlit-it-l'ol'c. to .tttisi') the
Arthur tt‘clmit-ul H‘Illlll't‘lltt‘llls of" thc stumps
1of ”it" Sttttt- of (Jlito, | llf‘l‘l‘li)’ cottscnt
Ito the use of my name its a I‘illltlldillt‘
Iitir the l‘l‘t'sitieltt'y In any t‘tttltlltltite
Iwho sevlt to he Q'lt‘l'lf’tl it tlt‘lt‘fllllt‘ to
the Utllltll'l'flllt‘ Nutitinul (‘tmicntton
I So
. \\ l'tilt' Woodrow Wilson on January it.
:lltlli. to (‘litts Q. lllldebruntlt. Sucro-
Itary of Sttttt- for Ohio. s‘o ('lo‘uf‘l)’ IS‘
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Inlr.
COIPLIMENTING BIG BUSINESS. »
\lilst‘tn ('llllt‘k'lt‘d ll) his own
word; thut no l'UHllllt‘lll is llt‘tt-snfll').
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THE DANISH WEST INDIES.
Tltcre swms to M no good l‘l‘.l\(llt
why the l'.uttId Stillt‘s shouldn't buy
the Danish \\t‘st
lutlI-‘s tt lit-ntitttrk
II'I disposed to mil lI't‘lll lt‘ll.-til|ltl||\'.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK 3m aurora.
Of course, the islands arc not worth
much. Must of them are fertile en~
ough. but their total area is small. null
there is little to recommend them for
We still
have plenl) of room for development
exploitation or development,
in nt-tghhoring Porto Rico, which has
the same climatic and agriculturalcon
ditlons. Besides, we nintht. buy, along
with the initials. a “negro strike” that
has lit‘t'll in progress lately
littt
'.€()lllt‘litttl_\ ("lrt' rticrntany for instance
llt'llltlallt itttyht st‘ll them to
it Is said that tierinuny Mutts them
for at hand base. And it’s not precise-
ly plcusunt just [low to think of Go»?
many hitting a strong hunt for our-
shtpa right next door to Porto Rico.
and oithin rasy tli~tanct~ of the Pair
aniu ('anul. of “filth Porto Rico 1:5 o
rt,” ot Atlttntit- buinwk
The llanish West Intlit-e lic. roughly.
near the middle of the great t‘ll‘dln of
islands running from Florida around
to the northeastern rumor of South
America. 11]“? is Colin. tltt-n Haiti
and Porto flit-o, Ila-11 the Danish iv
lands. Beyond is the- chuir of Lesser
Antilles. nearly all French and llrittslt
\\ e'tl feel safer if no hid that ”HIV
link ill the (-ltuitt than tl' tit-rtnttitt had
it.
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CITY PARTNERSHIPS.
ch York city. ilh .i rt‘sttlt o' u spec
lflt‘lllill lli\t“ll;hlillll of I“ llllltlll‘ tttil
itws. l~ Inst halting up to ”It“ loci that
it hits bet-n robbed of millions by trac
tiou llllt'l't‘NlF. and that it run llllH‘ no
return on its not always- ittit-sttuent
ttuttl the your that. or hum:
lit tlit~ I't'.-pf‘(l. its ill ntitnv otlmr‘.
comparison IN'IHt'I'll \t't\ \UI|\ and
t'lttt'ttrn t~ lllt'l‘lllllill" 'l'hv Windy
t‘ttI hasn't ulttttys ItPf'll nm- lll its
ltlllllit' tttl'uIrs, but its [III-DWI" tt'ttctlnn
:trrannt‘tnrttt :tn‘otds :tn illuutinttttniz
i-nttttti lo ot' nhnt ll city may do for it
sclf uhcn it lillkktn a husinosu proli~
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Beginning Tombrrow, Thursday, February 24
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II assort camplete February
of the specially
I There are hundreds otthcse half price pieces.
. Most of them are
I fifth, sixth and seventh gallows
I Allkinds ofturniturecreincluded. For all rooms.
“half-price days.” offer-in
' . bought
be carried in our regular
Half— Price Closing Days in
The February Furniture Sale
According to custom, durin the l t d "
I offer at exactly halt price— 3 35 8Y8 of the month we
an
'—~cin¢le pieces left from “broken" cert:
—cioflc not. without crock back of them?
é—pieceo moron-or be licctcd or will no?
be rectified for re i :- stock;
-—picccu that chow coy citn of handling."
All at Half the Normal Price
With fair notice We opened the February
' offering advance selection from the fully
.With fair notice we now close the Februgry Sale with five
low prices on same lots
ebruary furniture and odd pieces not to
extraordinary
stocks.
infrontofthe elcvators onthe‘
when they may be quickly found. '
wnonnsmv, run. :3, 191‘
traction interests The company
spend lit the money for improvements"
instead of getting the city to Ipend
profits nilh the city. Since the anti
nant-e went into eflecl, eight years 880.
the people of Chloogo have receivedI
nearly 816,000,000 as their Share of
the earnings from the nickels.
public income from this
In 1914 it was 83,3
source
studily mounting.
000,000.
WIN-ts am- making a satisfactory pro-
flt.
This scents to be an admirable plan!
for most tritinicipalities. Public own-I
whip and operation of public utilities'
in perhaps the ideal system. but itI
calls for in But community, AnyI
city must have a very highly developed I
civic spirit and a snap of public mcnI
especially trained for handling bust-I
ness enterprises. to make public own-I
hoth nit-miners of the firm but series an
it training school for everybody con»i
cernotl. It gives the public an intelli»
KPIIt Hmttn't’henalon of it» interest lnI i
plIIJlll‘ utilities, and Kh‘t‘s tlw corpor-'
anion an appreciation of its respond-I
Almost any
”13'. lulu-or lull. can work otit sonicI
Midi slalom if it will lulu» tht- ll‘ullblP.I
, -. ....._....._.._fl .
I'rmidttnt llldlcy or “tip says "i
not strongly in {nor of Entirerlund'u'
lIiltty to the community.
cit-rt our the lesson of” political dun
tit-s In his nation. 'l‘ht- t'\pt‘f‘lt'l\(‘ OI‘
Snttzcrhtttd shows that :i tlvntmrucy
stith its ours ('illl have that
without militarism."
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Sale with four preo
lem fittetligently. I _.
Chicago is in partnerahip with its.
The
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And the traction lines them-I
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Request Day
—A word in explanation of tomorrow's talc—Last Thursday, which was known or FIVE
CENT DAY—var the Largest One Day's Business we ever recorded outside of Christmas
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reach us until after dinner.
1,000 ylrds
WASH GOODS
\‘ard wide Pen-tiles, ginghttuts.
chambrlys, white goods. tutu.
wines from 12 1-20 to 23( per
yard Tomorrow per yard
834‘
An Extra Yard for Se
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STURDY TURKISH
TOWBLS
1,000 licmy tint turkiolt tout-ls.
hemmed with neat tiny
borders. Tomorrow ouch
15¢
An Extra Towel for 5:
12 1-2c LINEN CRASH
”leached and brown, sturdy
value for dish. kitchen and
roller towels. Tomumruu’, tau
lard 10¢
An Extra Yard for 9.-
35.00 BLANKETS
AND COMFORTABLES
t‘ullfornlu wont blankets mitt
dulnty silk lop comfort‘t. “PD-
initted cotton tilled. Tomorrttv.
m" 33.49
BROCADED
DRESS LINENS
All purc French linen. If, in,
wide. A much desired 'ubtit;
for the coming sermon. (‘olt-t‘s
golden brown, cadet, blur, la
render. pink, white and old
rose. Value 98(- per yard. To
IllOl'l‘OW 59c
An Extra Yard for fit: .
$1.49 WANSETTA
LONG CLOTH
Yard wide. flno even thread
fibre finish for women's 311th
miuuett' wear. Tomorrow nor
We use
98c TABLE DAMASK
Cream table Damask. Scotch
manufacture. Regular width.
Tomorrow, per yard 69¢
SCARFS AND SHAMS
18x54 and 30x30 henutitchco
and made of good finish linen.
embroidered. Tomorrow each
25¢
An Extra 0110 for 56
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LOWEST PRICES
out: Vallit‘h'. 81x90 .......... 43c
73c rallies, 81x90 .......... 50c
Kat- \alues. 81x90 .......... 69c
im- \ulues, mtm ........ . 70c
19c MIDDY CLOTHS
Yard wide, hard finish, twilled
for ntls‘scs' near. Tomorrow
per yard 12l¥¢
An Extra Yard for 5c
50c TWILLED
SHEETING
2 1-: yards wide. the best
known Pequot twilied cheet-
ing. Tomorrow per yard 29¢
MILL LENGTHS
TABLE LINEN
200 Inc written In tuble linen,
at old prices. malts are 2,
2 l‘_' and :t yards long‘
UMBRELLAS
We received between lt'le-
phonc calls anti special letterx-
68 requests for thc umbrellas
sold at $1.50
An Extra One for 5c
“'9 have secured 160 more of
those
it H- e
UMBRELLAS .
which no will sell totnorru :tt
$1.50
An Extra One for Se
.\‘t uc sold before 2 o'clock.
ANOTHER BIG ITEM
WOMEN'S “DAINTY
MAID" NIGHT GOWNS
of fine muslin, cut full, well
tritnmtd on sale at each
59¢
An Extra OM for Se
1,000 Yards
PRINTED VOILES
40 inches wide. All neat, pret-
ty designs. regular price 25c
per yard. Tomorrow
yards for 30¢
Exact du lc'ated of hilt week.
we ever offered. Therefore to satisfy their request, we
WI“ offer tomorrow a number of values duplicating last week's event as near as is possi-
ble. That all may have on equal chance we will not cell any of the items before 10 a. m.—— ’I
furthermore we must reserve the right to limit quantities, to proteCt many Who cannot
MARQUISETTE II»
CURTAINS II
White and H‘t‘ue. Hematitched .I
and lace mire. Some embroid- ,,
cred corners I1
pair
Tomorrow, per
81.49
An Extra Pair for 5c.
SINGLE LACE
CURTAINS
3 yards long. Mostly Nothing-
hartt lace. Tomorrow ouch
An Extra Curtain for be.
STAND COVERS
Yard .«murv tapestry covers,
several designs and colors, I
fringed all around. Tomorrow ..
each I
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f'BURSON" HOSE
For women. Full fashioned.
without a scant Always 250
tit-r pair. Tomorrow
2 pairs for 35¢
THE FAMOUS I
CUTICURA SOAP
List pricc. L’Sc pcr colic. To‘
morrow
From 4 to 5 o'clock One cake
to it (‘llsthIpr' I
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CLOTHES BASKETS
large dire. Regular sire. 92c
66¢
each. Tomorrow
O'CEDAR OIL.
1:: oz. bottle. Regular price 50c
pcr bottle. Tomorrow
2 ltottlcs 59¢
IVORY SOAP
Always or per cake. Tomor-
row from 2 to 3 o’clock
3 cakcs‘ for 10¢
WILLIMANTIC
SEWING COTTON
Black and white. Value 5c per
spool. Tomorrow
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“It is true-that our original. 111- j
on» have been more efficient;
our torment: but never in tho
boon (ultra tho morn! :I
@Wmmy arm *
Wont", Our mttdut' '
. 1 Fair Warning!
I Thchf SaleitcclfclcocrwithFcltruu-y --‘- sh” .
» though mmmmmaaytus mtg.“ fim"
WithF bruary"will ct - '
alcothI.F;cl:tnry., ' goiii ° filth”,
out...)
,Nitill'iuL I . t l
,4.- iv. Icl. )ti‘lll'il
' it’ll! all It: iambic?“ ‘
ML.“ , t.- '“ u - =
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port would-be mule-to the Genus not
b
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.tion or one gov'bttuuent headed by State Department cactus.
Vc-nttstluno Curran“. Before assuming his new duties, Mi;
. I Pending Mr. Fletcher's confirmation Iggg‘egd': (loafer wit:j thc' “Pitcai-
Sututc Foreign Relation: Committee I James Linn- Rodicr's, consul-KEMYIIIMM to be gamut-13‘2“"; for a:
U3“! WWI" ‘ ”NW” ”9°“ Int Enchant“ act II WM 33"“ new post. Re is d mud, of Colum-
WASHINGTON. h!" ”"8“” Icf the State Department. than
bus. 0., and fur been in the consular
“I‘m“ Fletcher's nomination to m'Ilhe United States before the Carrot: IRWIN ’08"!!!er than tell yearn.
FL E'rcnen's. NOMINATION con.
I. busndér to Mexico" was taken up for n goycmment. His selection w'“ “I _ . . . . ,
‘1 consideration lodoy by the 595“" :dded upon WI “‘3 of the delay int.“ ,0“ ma been .- ‘gocd begun"
Fm!!! million: committee: . INWM‘“ u Wol‘ to erl- clarified summer, tune the sh
“Prospects were not ,a prompt re‘ 8 I” “with will "I". .be uncured your present portion, is”
too. ' Iyouvwould‘hn w on: m
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