Evening sentinel, Friday, May 12, 1916 · page 6

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5m" to pin maudltn pitv beanie of
ion alleged can: against which Ger-
5m) her-sat refuses to strike abtow,
if German women and children an
starting what is the German navy do
_ _.. ,, __. ’ing" it in the Bflilell lat) hat throt

FRIDAY- “Y H. 10“ to“ Germany- m the innocent an
a” ' " 5mttnts tint Ger-an aumr‘tnci
“INIATURE ALMANAC FOR have sent to their death by thousands
H TOMORROW Do German sailors lam outage an ant
Staitsiieq’g? :0:7:o7131 9.11"” thur on women and chm‘
Why does the German navy, use

:VENING SENTINEL TELE' stronng-i m the world next to Eus-
PHONE CALLS {land-y stay in hiding and ask us to
”to“ W" fight its ba‘tles'.’ if our women and
:33 BomM‘o ii ‘3“ children were being started by En;
. WW1”?! land, we would fight to the last amp.

6; When Germany strikes one brave

‘tor’a Residence—752-4. 5
Business Ranger’s RendeIOe—tud honest blow at sea against her
oppressor She will regain some of the

1113.”.
l“warmth of fteling" that she misses in

Publiaher'a Residence—890.
ussomc uranc'rORv. 5mm... sentiment
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A mated Communication of Old Well INVIBiILE HW‘CLEANING.
N w the housewife takes up car-
ln Masonic Temple, South Alain street. 0
Tuesday evening, my 1.9. at a .v, pots, washes woodwork, looks over old
clock. Work—E. A. Degree. ‘trunlm, puts up clean curtains, snubs”
On Sunday evening, May 34th. the Mn 13.. My “holy“ and calls
“d” w'" attend ”rm” " :2;- 3"“ her house clean and in order. lay‘he
Norwalk Congregational chu ova
—— on oes
here are requested to meet at the it ‘5 ’° W “ “M 3
502 the invisible horde of

lodge room at 7 p. m. sharp.
5who may be flourishing in the realm to

Fraternally,
ARTHUR 7- FERRIS, w- M- fwhich eyesight does not penetrate?
[any a woman woh would thinlt

AttestI—ROBERT M. WlLOOX, Sac.

Roller swam—.0 33' A. R. M. )lierself everlastingly disgraced if she
Meets in MISOMC Building, South had cockroaches in her kitchen. Who
”fl” “'9‘“, 2nd “d 4‘“ Tuesdays would feel suicide justified if ever she
of each mmmf‘f”? 2d”: “331;: found a cimex iectularius within her
Sifizgstitr’iiiillf lI't'itled. yClittrlcl domicile, “‘0 wants her 9°“ “d k9"
A Tuck ll p” F. J_ Lyon. 89a tlss shining. still lots some one other

family fall victim to diseases directly
traceable to dcaly bacteria in he! kit-
chen or ice-box.

lceboxes are peculiarly liable

There seems to he a

EVENING 5E i'l‘lNEL
ESTABLISHED av

Jauss GOLDEN

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“WARMTH 0F FEELING.”
The last German note. among many
illogical arguments and sarcastic hints

to

contained this passage spread disease.

‘The German government cannot but kind of superstitntion that nothing ev-
rt-itcrttte regret that the sentiments of ”- spoils) m an Ice-box, that because
humtutity which the government of the it keeps mug. cold, because the let-
United States extends with such for- men is crisp “mu eaten, it 1.1 a sate
vor to the unhappy victims of auhmar- haven—when the housewife has put
inc wartarv are not extended with the her {00.} in n mu- may rest. There in
Meat

develops

saute warmth of feeling to many mil- no more dangerous delusion.

lick. of women and children who so put, wurm into the icebox

., cording to the avowed intentional the pigmunos with ant-prising rapidity.

British goverment shall be starved." immer- will absorb germs from other
it is significant because it appears toott. The ice-box “no” may be per-
to represent the sentiment loci ttmttingptace for many kinds 0.
of the. German people toward them-pathogenic buctorfn.
selves. And it is patently absurd to To keep one's family health secure
anyone whose mind is not blurred by the icehox should be scrubbed ottt with
that soapsuds at least once a week. if
The German people so far at bout the work is done. quickly it will not
are not starving, and German statcs- cool it to any serious degree. Then it
men have repeatedly declared that may be rinsed with clear cold water
if they how and the food he returned. The drain-
told the truth previously, this plea is pipc must be taken out and cleansed
bit-sod on false pretenses. with suds, followed by boiling water.
But it German women and . i. 5 it may be hard to piture germs as
real. but typhoid is dreadfully real!
Don't forget the invisible part of the
hottsecloaning.
_...___...._—___
TORRINGTON GIRL STRUOK

.AUTO.

passion.

they cannot be SlaTVt‘d.

are starving, or are threatened with
imminent starvation, what then? Ger-
mtuty murders our citizt—ns without
pity, and then reproaches no for lack-5
ing pity for her. Our “warmth of:
fooling" is naturally cooled a little
wltcn we think of the innocent Amati;
can women and children not titrat-

BY

 

TORRINGTOI€.. May 12.——Margaret
Carey. 8 years old. daughter of John

ettcd by some possibly future peril,‘ larey, of this place, who was run
avoid bio on cer sin 0 d . _, down and seriously injured on Mam
a i c n lttons, but at Street, this moon, by an automobile

driven by George Edward Scalley, oft
Bridgeport, and owned by his father,
George Scalley, of that city. With the
son were Mrs. Mary Scaliey. Mrs. Oli-
ver J. Cook and John :chalc. The
party with on the way to Mlddlebuvy,
Vt., to attend a funeral and was per
mitted to proceed after being examin
ed by the police. It is not expected '
that any charge will he made against
young Scalley. The Carey girl rev

tually slaughtered without warninz
anti without hope. The single word
"Lusitania” its answer to Germany's
strange reproach. i
Still, there is in this country 1’
strong current of sympathy for thus
German millions who are subject to
warts hardships. But there is mingl-
ed. with that sympathy another senti-
ment—4a. «sting of amazement that:

ceived a severe laceration on the left:
shoulder and possibly internal iniur
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versary Salet

DOUBLE HEADER BARGAIN EVENT l
Sensational Spring Merchandise Values That Will Make the Cash Carriers Hum at the Bosioa Store Tomorrow‘

I‘ 5 the prices that count “ntimmt Miler amplishes any“ worth while-The Magic Fires that men- Its-er prices are the thins that are worth while.

JuatoeewhataBC, 48c. 98¢. 3148, 8.98 etc., ‘60.

We ofi'er tomorrow at ale articles worth up b 9:. Th '8 the way we celebrate. We give cull-snaking worth while Come tomorrow and enjoy the

fruits of our efforts

NAINSOOK

Fine quality, 86 inches. mglish
Nainsook. Firm even thread. Bolt
Chamois finish for women: and

misses wear. Value 81.50 per
piece.

Anniversary 1 18
price .

LINEN NAPKINS
5" dozen Reid's Scotch linen Nap-

lilllt'. Regular size. sturdy value.

ling. price :3 per dot.

\nniveraary l 98
. price .

SUMMER BLANKETS

Fine quality summer blankets.

Special medium sort elder-down.
' Value $3 per pair.

Anniversary 1 98

price '

BED PILLOWS

Handsome bod pillows. Covered

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with best featherproof art ticking.
feather illlcd. Val 38 ea.
Anniversary ”8
BED SPREADS
htlx90. F‘lne quality tut-chat.
each. 1 49
A ivxrsa
on L ry .
BED SHEETS
All silos. Ail standard makes. At
39¢. 49(- 59+, 69o.
79¢. 89¢. 98c

Yard wide. Bel Curtis cheese clot‘t
Soft sanitary and antiseptic. Value
Anniversary
price

in blue, pink, and lavender, pure
price

Marsiellcs dcsings. Value 2.00
price

lowest possible prices.

CHEESE CLOTH

5c per yard. 3c
Rll’l‘CHER'S LINEN

White, alll iner, yard wide. Fm-
skirts and dresses. Value 50¢ per
yard. 38 0
Anniversary ~
price
DRESS LINENS

and

Nothing better for coolness
comfort during the warm summer
days than a tin-l dress. All the
wanted colors. Value 89c and 75c

.. w... 486-586

Anniversary

price

FANCY WHITE GOOT‘Q
Dnintywhtlio goods consisting ot
plain and fancy voiios, mp0s.
Beach cloth, etc. Value 39¢ per

yard. .5; 5
Anniversary j 5

price

COSTUME LINEN

Firm heavy water white dress lio-
on. IS inches wide. I'or skint
dresses. coats and suits. Value 98c
per yard. ’ ~
Momentary
price

REWANTS OF
TABLE LINEN
At the Old Prices

Inlanlthlufi~i~2.8.£ Manila
in. “WOW
ties the titration-toot.

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WRIST noes
Hndd'anl—i W.
‘ummmnnm
Mud. with m and air;
ror on inside frame. Value 3135‘
.1121
88W
HAIR HRUSHES
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BONE N NE

KIMONO

Net back. lines
25¢ per pair,

HOSE SUPPORTERS
Black and white, m loop

fasteners. Value 25c pt pl.
Anniversary price

Light and dark colon. m-
ahle smooth points.
per box. Anniversary price

““‘QS S‘HRLDS

Anniversary price

6 Inch RIBBONS
Ioire and plain taffeta. All silk
all colors. Value 29¢ per yard.

18¢

A ‘ -
DIME nntverasry price

18¢ 5

Value 1°C
4 Inch RIBBONS
8t Plain. snobs and (nation. Pine
quality silk. Value 12 l~2c and
8. i and 5- th- 15¢ per yard. Anniversary price

8¢

 

18¢

 

CHILDREN'S DRESSES

lode of gingham and chain.
buys, in stripes. cheek and
plain effects. Nicely trimmed.
2 to 14 years. Vain 8116 on.
Anniversary price

88¢ ' 1

warns PET’I‘ICOATS 38¢
Made of "CPO and white saline. HEATHERBLOOM

DOW ruffle. Laos and embroid- :ET'NCOATS
ery trimmed. Value 3115 each. oven! 0‘00!!! h several col-

1 . ors. eep pleated ruffle. Value
“n“"nw 9”“ [1.59 each. Anniversary price

$1.28

NIGHT GOWNS

Pin manila, trimmed with lace
embroidery and ribbon. Value
8125 each. Anniversary price

 

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THE BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR in

NO WWom en’s

50 DIFFERENT ST t LES--TAKE YOUR PICK
Some Ar» $28 Wits

Thenmaooualmadtahttheioubuyou mast cuttteear toaeonreth . "An i ' " '
when we went over the lots. ly em outlo- on in salt prices one of the organization said

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“o Believe’These to Be the Blue at Values in Suits Ever Offered. We Believe No Store in This City Can Match Thesc Values.

Some Are $25 Su’ts

WOMEN'S COATS

Wool poplin, scrges and “humus, man-e styles than it is poallble to
All sizes ttnd colon.
Value $18.50 each.

12.98

Suits at

Some Are 520 Suits

WOMEN'S DRESSES
Iany copies of imported models. Dresses with basque bodices, Iartnt; ‘

skirts, military effects, cape effects, points. 14 98
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Dollar values

 

Every waist Brand New and the cream of the market.

At. 68c

WAISTSV

derful the Prices.

At 88c

Values up to $1.60

 

 

 

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.3 _ ado of gabandine and lineno. full flare. patch pockets, Batman
l ‘ .. .rts. and pearl buttons. '

l A; 1.86.

Vulucs up to 83.00

At 3.88

Smartest styles anywhere.
Values up to 86.50

WA'SKABLE SKIRTS
Specials For Tomorrow

 

Value up to 820.00.
Wool Dress Goods
Everything That's New and Double

I Ch DOLLAR -
DIA'OONAL SERGE 411mb DOM"
All wool. All colon,

m yd. ....................... SERGES

48¢
$1.35 Black and White

SHEPHERD CHEERS

44 inches wide
Anniversary price. per yd.

2,800 Short Langths
W001. DRE 6 GOODS

Suitable 10er skirts and dresses. Pruoticaily at] new goods.

All pure wool. in black and
navy: sponged and shrunk. The
beat anywhere.

Anniversary prioemper yd.

88¢

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

sury price

a Skirts M Shh W i .
'l‘ttmormw ..... $1.18 Tomorrow ..... $1.48 M a W m va a
' 'l‘RA' nun! ...........

_. .msm EXTRA! . , , ,9, . ,
ior curtains, while and not". eaVy ga van 2 ma
inches wide. Double borin- DID YOU GET ONE OF . Sine. p21” 39¢ each. ”sneer-
valuc 2'c. per yard. Ananel‘ ‘ . ‘ a' s ‘ sat-y

° ~ $3.00 HYGENO h i chi. 98c 23¢

White and earn.

‘ ‘ ‘l . cmz'rstps

2 inch lace insertion. Value m
tic“ pair. Anniversary price

""7“! COVERS
'~"'~rcy of pretty stripes and
onion. Fringed all aroaniLYal.
$1.50 coach. anniversary on!!!

G CABIN RUGS
27v“. Variety of micro. Value

' 89: each. Anniversary stale.

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1”" CARPET SWEEPERSat

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Itwaafiaebeatadwm ‘ weeverhad.

TBW"Wiaanadao!sual. light in weight. but very

Come as early as you can on that day.
NO MAIL on remission: ORDER.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

DISH i’ANS
10.14am! '1'! quart. Doubles
and white enamel. momma.
Anniversary price

48¢

AMERICAN '
m CLOCKS
mg loud star-m. WM tor
one year. Value 31.09 each”
Anniversary price

6819

RIGHT STOVE POLISH
Will polish nickel 0nd tron at
the same me. Will numbed
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n s HOSE I “a Hunk . .u. windmill-3 mil-33.58....“
3:15;: 1‘2“: 2393:: mm . Beautiful I'HI 1 tube Cola“! W M- u ‘
any sale Smartly Tfinnned and at 10': mmm‘" ”8° “"°- ““1" “L ‘1 “-
2pm 18¢ . Savinpa mt awn-age ,S “m"m" m .
1 .N’S nose ' One-mutt WOMENS 68¢

Fine. lisle. full mm. but commute oars HANDWWWSw corona oars
« «my Value m pupal! 1a- ‘ 3 till end colon. in la. “lune“ d. .* land a quanta. Saul-I. steel
3 vrsaryorloo < :ngdfiemm it! Vaiaalh “rm hound wuss-anal. Ulla
, POI. ata Motion .aary sale 2 a each. Annivo price
i .. vows nose .. 48¢
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.a'ttltoes. Gaflerml. was; 0 , AL.
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