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PROPRIETORS
'ESDAFJL-lhlE 14.1916
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TOMORROW
‘ » A 19:10 a. $5,027 p. m.
4:19; sets 7:27.
0 SEWINEL TELE
' PHONE CALLS
. Room-92.
(mice—93-
Office—I388.
Residence-12253.
. ,1
i
fingers Resident
3 ' .u.
“w I Residence—890.
‘ «Mal communication of Old
by
All Master Mucous cordially
W‘ «internally invited.
Internally yours,
MHOBERT M. thcox,
Mary.
”or chapter, No. 38, A. n. M.
.llcetu in Masonic Building, South
. ‘flun street, 2nd and ith Tuesdays
' l "of etch monilr~~July and Annual ex-
. mum cordially invited.
Mz—F. 8. Lyon, Secretary.
H m Day has not come into the re.-
‘1’mlltion that it deserves. it. ecle-
bi’ltlon is for front unanimous. Anti
man this annivcrrrttry has
it flowed no exception. At a time when
It mitt. be. supposed that the day
year's
tron!“ outburst “of patriotic euthuSi-
an. it has proved to llt‘ rather tin-
«ennui.
It need not be assumed that
“Mn luck of l't’llllrll for the Stars
M Stripes. There is as much patri-
this
people today as there llflF ever been.
'm (in is held in higher esteem than
kgI“. hid been for many years. Recent
“AM“! have stirrtd the depths
Mind’s loyalty and giv’cn the
her new meaning. not this annulment
h bu not lound full expression iii Ping
y celebrations.
. Many citizens have
'Dly is a rather nrtitlciai tliintz.
have been expected on that tiny
.mlto a public demonstra
and recognition of the day becomes
Mural and instinctive.
lioreover, the 14th of June comes
n near the ~ith of July.
Stripes, anti thus the oilicial l-‘lag
_ ll obscured. It‘s a pity the ting
n’t actually adopted on July 4th,
but the two historic anniversaricn
be rttn together.
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WPRESSING AN EDITOR.
’ Inillien Harden, considered the
V brilliant editor in Germany, has
ov‘er the traces again. An n”-
hi; publication, “Zukunt‘t” (The
- - has once more been seized
if women to avert a.
and. mines the Gal-
_‘ one ellorts. Ho shutters
' ‘J‘wt “I“. state-
m unit-t rit-
my: ball!
ARTHUR 1'. Fannie. w. M]
Till-TROUBLE WITH FLAG DAY“
0mm in the hearts of tho American]
of the Si!“ Francisco nil report a corrcgpon.
old hunt dint»: demand.
itit that i-‘ingiWHF. and the liinrvrllous activity oi
They: American industry. it is n bonanza
to; time for tinekillcd
tion of ”Mp anywhere in the country, who is will.
1' 3mm tor the flag, and thpy don’t like, lug to work, llllS any excuse now for
to delnonstrateuheir patriotism to or-l idiotic-“s.
"r. The festival must be long-mindful, home. he can easily. N one else-
BahOtl before that feeling passes awnyl “'le-
Thc ll‘ourth‘expet-iing a big 'shrinkage in or
i
ugh! regarded as the natural date onflor powder when the war ends. But
”which to let loose all our patrioticlit doesn't expect to “scrap" its plants
t that; Sir 1mm Grey :
i
decided that buildings and equipment
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL.
Sultan the British Imbuoador protest-
‘ed mains: Germany‘s entrance into
Belgium, insisted that it was “for Ger-
, A. L. GOLDEN, many a question 0! life or death,“ and
of the British diplomat's retort that
the same question was “one of life or
death for lingland‘a honor." He tells
Eduard Urey at the prospect of war.
lic bitterly arraigns Chancellor von
Bethmann-lloiweg and his party {or in-
— sis-ting on annexing the territory 18k~
en 5., the German army. He chai-
letrges that party to prove that the m9
..jtirity oi‘ the German people want rut ll-
lexs submarine warfare, or ever did
\i‘inl it. and lnsiwt: that annexation, or
- “WI Residence-7524. the talk of it. can only pile up fresh
‘ 0'.— troubles for hid country.
i No wonder the Prussian militarists
is,
{whether they can continue suppress-
.suppretss Harden. The question
‘ him, and 1le steadily growing number
‘W. No. toe, F. and A. M., will of thinking Germans who like him, are
M It its rooms, June 15th, 1916‘t‘cbelling against the excesses of
.83. o'clock v- M- Work—M- M- tatuatt-tt militarism.
in-
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JOBS HUNTING MEN.
i
:large unemployed population, reports
«‘1' known. The Bowery is goo
l a . .
to the labor ‘.~llu‘Jllt)ll not only in New
York but throughout the 901111“).
That famous tit-.iroughi'nre has been
”gala—MS o‘clock. All Royal Arch turned into a great employment bur—
ctiu. From end to end it in tilled with; The new dimer and quarters and WON-My t!" Up in two of Vattel lirotip:
:it jtlll,
And the agents do not \\'ttll for men
to drift in. The} go after
i Many of the agencies haw “litti‘kt‘t‘ts”
Handing; outsnlc like the “pullers-in"
‘ oi‘ cheap drygoods homes. or oid-l‘nbh-t
iontd circus harkcro.
laud free meals are used as balls. Any
ld be made 1m ()t‘("l‘~'ltlll for q “nitglllflll who looks as if he might be perv
Mllttll‘tl to :tt't‘t-pt a jolt is promptly Mil
.ttpofn. lie is uttered work on state
highways, on 'hc railroads, in factor
1 lie in promin-
or
lt‘r. on western farms.
Oil ”(‘0' transportation and $2.50
more {or an digitihour day. And there
no delay. lien signing up are chip-
ped out of the city the same night.
Philadelphia, Clth-lnntl, Chicago, St.
Louis. littrusus City. st. Paul, Denver,
i:
The causes are the stoppage of im-
ittigratiop the return of so many ini-
uiiiu'ant workmen to Europe [or the
labor. Nobody,
ii there is no job for hint
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GETTING READY FOR PEACE.
The du Pont I‘owdcr Company is
(11“ l' S
that can produce explosives can be
adapted to the production of dyes and
other goods. And no it has put a
start of chemists and mechanical ex-
perts to work experimenting along
those lines.
it is the same policy already shown
in some branches of the liquor indus-
try. Many distillerics which formeb
ly produced whisky, located in states
.tvhicli are now forbidden the manu-
facture of alcoholic beverages, have
turned to melting commercial alco-
hol, and find the new business highly
profitable. The reason between ex-
plosives and dyestuffs is nearly as
close as that between whisky and de-
natured alcohol. It is likely thnt
nearly all our war industries, new
highly_ specialized—even the armor-
plttte industry—cart adapt themselves
turn by the exercise of foresight and
the use oi the best brains obtainable
THE MUNIpIPAL BAMOOM
Minoan, Win, which boasts, rightly
or wrongly, first it lit f‘the smallest in-
"M mic-flours“!!! m_
"ng;
Mill!
mmumtnnuaumw
l’hoitogrnphs V
‘ to repeitse. the operation.
in will as loud oi “improving" niottoeiii
to other lines of profitable manho- .
Wm.h.the world," in! ‘
“3.131th :9th municipal .
utemrbi system. It to coin: to ‘ '
ignited by the board and turnips all
its profits into the city treasury. The
money required to build and stock the
saloon has been advanced by eight
public-spirited cituetnfi.
This iden of harnessing the Demon
,Rum to . municipal waterwason has
many things to command it. There
TUBE ALMANAC FOR “I the poignant 1‘0"” shown by Sir‘are likely to be compilations, how-
ever. Won't the citizens of Altoona
,ieel obliged to patronize that bu as it
patriotic duty ‘.' Won't the liberal con-
‘sumption of spirits become a test of
public spirit?
STANDING THE TEST.
. A good many business men are stand-
ing the "acid test" referred to by
. President Wilson in a recent address.
More than 800 industrial, financial,
t‘mlilllél‘ClKl and public service corpor-
.2tionn, employing over 1.000.000 men.
have agreed to allow a reasonable
number of their employees to attend
Ellllllliu’y training camp: this summer
i without less of pay or opportunity for
l advancement.
That seems a good answer to the ac-
Nen York City, which uuuttilv has a . cusntion that American business intent
eats, \ll‘llt demanding preparedness
: .. . . . i . .
" , the gtetllt'rl dearth of labor it has ev- med’mh» “"9 the-mach”. “m“nmsrematning invitations will be given out
d index ‘ to mute sacrifices for the national tie- ,at the meeting tomorrow.
lft‘llb'l‘. The anawer will be wholly
l
lt-oitvinciug when all the other hi; cer-
por..tiona follow uuit.
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JAMES A- HOLLER'N' H' P‘ ’lomces clamoring for the man nithout ‘I inali‘dollars are to he plastered all over
I piit-ity. nobody (’lfit‘ hunt had the horror
l‘ncle Sam
at“ an oidiashioned housewife.
W...“
llaxtmilien llarden's paper halt been.
seized again, because the brilliant edl-l
tor admitted that Germany was ms.
ponsible for the war. Karl Lleblmecht,
the leader of the strongest political
party in Germany, is in prison {or tie-l
nouncinc Prussinnism, and hit friendsa
expect that he will be executed. But
it is not by such suppression of free.
speech that the Berlin government will;
win the war or control public opinion.
i
British
mu?
1).. to
an ’F
T .. -rip Was F
the market.
which. we mow present
tnewsplpen which have supportedting the course of yesterday‘s
m
who had been in the stadium. bc-x ing 27 officers and I 5 machine pretty design. \‘at. 8!
came excited. .jguns. Sale Price,
The police promptly arrestedi "Geman patrols conducted cf: Each ..... c
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To.
Bought in London By Otir Corn
ill the Antique @t‘leithl it
Last to Come from the Orient
Since the war, London is more
than ever the rug market of the
ers are not; buying rugs when
onal taxes are so high.
So we went to London recently
to see what we ‘could find.
We went: into every corner of
We procured many
good bales. The particular lot.
a Russizm impogterl‘therkbeughti,
lthe d'ntta'bera, but tin crowd had
been named” and two hem lat-
ter it began an attucir on the
newspapers, throwing stones and
shouting "Long Live the King."
Announcement was made in
London today that William Mar-
' Iconi will bring out shortly a new
The maximum“ for. the jumo"flievitze which should put an end
and “momma wm be‘m on ”ad” ' to danger of collisions between
or a“! week. iships in darkness or log. It is
t . described as a simple contri-
Thp “Hulk H‘gh sob“! Alum“ trance, easily installed, which will
t_, . .' " . - . .‘ ~ .
:1“’:':“ "f“ ',“”“’" hem” I‘m?” be operated from the bridge of
b 0 reception [0 ..HQ’XI Or the ship.
l
OUR CAR
“WNW
There was a met-ting of the Class'
{Day committee, this morning, at. 11
o'clock. ’
o—u—u—p-
Such values and variety hav
lions will be as varied and as
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1916
NIVAL OF
{BARGAENS
Continues lomorrow and Friday
c never been oHercd—Attrac-
wonderful as on the first day-—
You should take advantage of the attractions now offered.
gthcm in the High school hall, tit-itr Reports from the eastern from
fl‘riday t-lenlllg, at tight o'clock. .indicata thlt me Russians are PRINTED VOILES
DUSTING CAPS
i
. . mak' substantial ro fess in Yard wide. All the newest de- .
I. There till he a meeting, of the sen- dichlnffiorts to captllirengernow mg“ and coloring, Value 29c Made of nltite lnwu lace trim-
lior clasp, tomorrow lllOrnlllK, at 114 Witt, the capital of Bulrowina. A per yard. m d. Value 1: lie.
lociodt. ‘All seniors must attend, as Router dispatch from Petrograd Sale Price, Sale Price,
lthc invitations will be given out to says the Russians have interrupt— per Yard _________ , 6 Ruth , ................ 0
those who did not attend today. .ed the Austrian communications' ‘
There was a meeting or the tlasi:::rt;Ut;:_2§‘ tgzflrsngg {122235;
,gift committee of the senior class this ‘ fighting is in progress inithc cup DISH FANS CORSET COVERS
morning after the senior meeting. Theem and northern outskirts of the 10. it and ii quart :teel blue Made or one muslin lace and
iphuif [upjp of dmflgsiun was H“. “““city. . and white enamel. Value 89c "‘“i'l‘mdfl‘y tiiuimed. Value 29
im the St‘llOOl, and it new this is being A wireless dispatch from Rome and ttbjc. cS-er‘its.) ..
twm‘MN- quotes the Ruuian ambassador to 0 2:1: I rm" 480 12:21:11x mp. 1 8c
l . "‘T' . Italy to the effect that Russian: ‘ ‘ """" . """""""""
l There wan a meeting at the BPDIOI‘ cavalry had reached a point twen-
tclass, today, and the invitations were YY miles beyond Czemowitz. ‘ ‘
(KlYFH Olll (0 "Jo“ seniors present. All. xn their adV‘nc. upn Czemo.: COOKING KE’I TELS WOMEN s
l
an the seniors did not know or the wits. the capital of Buokwina. the: ’0 W“. “Z“- SW’ “him en- NIGHT GOWNS
kneeling only about half appeared. The. Russians have occupied the Vil-i a?"“' Mf‘h colon. Subjett to COM! Qualit" muslin. Full size
lage of Sniatyn. twenty miles' “‘1‘.“ ""pemmlm‘ “‘1‘” Trimmrd with embroidery. Val-
northwest of the city, the Rur‘ "M“ ‘ ue 59c.
——— sian War Office announced today. 1 bf”? ”1”" 588 Sale Price,
Th“ ””91"“ "ml “'1" 5'0 *0 ”3112‘ In addition to their previousl ”‘1‘ """"""" Each ............. c
bury, tomorrow. it the Weather per- captures the Russians have taken:
mitt! ,to play the cattle that wait poi-tt- twenty officers. in): thousand men..’ (
“toned from lanl lt‘riduy. ’l‘iity will six burn and ten machine guns. l OBLONG DISH PANS COMBINATION
The Russian offensive, which,
, Steel White enamel.
the .
,
ttn’ touring cars. On account of theihgs been directed against: Nine 93
Mode at Noon liar muslin. Draw-
ers and cover lnco trimmed. Val-
ue 59c.
Sale Price,
Each
iMm “Liberty,” "l2 l'luribus linuln" funds of the Boyn' Athletic .boaocin- southern portion of the eastern? cents. '
. .. ‘ . ' _ .. . . tiou being so low, the [timbers urine from, broke out yesterday against. 58‘" P1109.
..tnd in (‘0‘! “9 Tm’l' m" ‘hmrilmbtilllll team have been paying their, Field Marshal von Hindcnburg‘c? E‘Ch """""""" 680
them. ;|\rt‘dP(‘eBs0l‘S. Since Theodore Boone-‘owu expense-:4 for the lust rev. patties. Eforces, at. a point about 75 miles,
\‘t‘ll undertook to temove one or two‘ ,north of Pinsk. The Russians
‘ of those legend from our coinage a few‘ FRENCH HAVE TAKEN made 39"!!! successive attacks, UNIVERSAL _
‘yt‘ztrs ago {or the sake oi artistic sim-l SMALL POST NEAR , With masse 0‘ infantry The G“- FOOD CHOPPERS
I VENIZEL. mm War Office announcement 0f With three different size cutters.
today says they were repulsed,
, with heavy losses. ‘
l The German War Office state-
ltirtg. lment: follows:
Considerable excitement wast “Westerntront: 0n the heights
caused through a hostile demon. scutheast of Zillcbeke. a portion
citation by a mob against the of our new positions was last dur-
(Continued PM Fir-t Page.)
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Value 31.25.
Sale Price,
Each
1'
CHlLDREN'S HOSE
. Pink and blue.
fighting.
former Premier Venizelos.
“On the right bank of the
The trouble was started by,
shouts that a German agent hadj MW" (Verdun front) positions
paid for the applause which greet-tot the enemy, west and south 0‘
TWO PAIR .. ......
W I E ETTICOATS
Fine quality muslin. Cut full.
Deep rultlcs. trimmed with lace
and embroidery.
\‘ttiuo $1.50.
Stile Price,
Each
W KSH SKIfi:S
New models. Made of pique, lin-
one and gabardlnc. Trimmed
vtith pockets and pearl buttons.
Value 81.25.
Sale Price,
Each
A
ed King Constantine at the horrid Thiaumont Farm were captured
show which had just been held in . during the battles of June 12 and
the stadium. The crowd, made? x3. During these operations we
up for the most part of personsgcapturcd 793 Frenchmen, includ-
Regular price
LOG CABIN RUGS
l2 l-2c p‘l‘ pair.
27x54. Large variety of colors.
WAISTS
Attractive models. Made at line
lawns. Nicely trimmed. Short
sleeves. Value $2. 1 38
I
Sale Price,
Each
l”
iective operations near Mari—l
court. in the Somme. and in the.
Argonne. L
"Eastern front: South of Lake?
Narocz reconnoitering detach:
meats destroyer advanced enemy
iottiftcatios and. brought back
sixty prisoners.
“North of Baronovici the Rus-'
starts, after a violent preparation,
advanced to the attack with dense
masses of troops. They attempt-I
ed seven times to storm our lines. ,
The Russians were repulsed com-f
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missioner—Nbarly
i—V'r" \
309 rugsin all; more than 90 per
cent. of them genuine antiques——
world. ~undoclorcd ,pletely, and suffered very heavy;
Fun "0 n 1' ‘n It (1 losses. t
..I‘ “- ”"5 in: no 9“” com! g —-unwas 8 “German aviators in the lasti
GEL or the £25.; cant get out Of —of fine wool few days have carried out opera-E
tn? 3016:» and New Yorks supply ——closely woven tions for the purpose of‘nttacking
practically has been exhausted. . . railways behind the Russian
IMAM ml h r serve—and Bauttful antique Daghestans, front, ‘Repeatediy troop trainal
M “W ‘ y as 3 e r ‘Shtrvans, Cabtstans, Shiraz, Royal, have been brought to'n standstilli
and railway establishments have
been destinyed."
The Italian statement follows:
“On the line of the Posinn the
enemy, after a. violent artillery
bombardment, made an attack on
the night of June :2 toward
Fomi, Alta, Camngli‘n, Monte
Glove and Monte Frantic, but
was repuhed everywhere.-
fi'Yester'dtty tho-enemy confined
himflf to- bombarding our. pool-
dons alonglth whole front. par-
Bokharas, Balms and Khorassans.
The old-time weaves, unique and
beautifulpattierns, rich, soft, toned-
down‘colors. .
Totally unlike the modern sleazy
“commercial." rugs. that; came into
the country so fast; just. before the
war- bmke.
For Wedding Gifts _
these. are ideal in. their game
rtutfiul-
came- from.
for-cash on~thoispot because howas int-one as , .. . .,
ciosingup-his attain. won-the uncommon?“
- u " .' . ' '9 n e--s s The tentatttltcifl‘mchdtm-
; Wm wfim qualilly,’ monetfoilowsi. .
i “'Ehai§ore.thelfihest.ruua,.taken o o .. "BW- “"2 ”it“! 0319 ”at
’ as a w In, mailman» meme t_a.-s.t_ e... . . the “mm-em 95*"!
m was: im 18:" M» says pill i c e . of theenem , has been. (111le
. ' ' r M “*1 1'5“. It ‘~mti
gtmhnm . he" . ’ . . » ' N‘mmumfluotv m“ sow
w: “3 . ' t ‘ p ' ’ Mum «out .Soluons.
, . .9... .._... 4m , f“. ' . '1 551M“ 5 Klimt... .mhvceocmpicdnamll (puma1
1. ~ , 1h .. i: FWQQ'W M.» WM‘VM. .,
m ”a *1, .6; a" . n“ _" p __ “ { _.’. ' t .
1 ‘. if: gm *n% ”to: *\ N! g;- ;'¢{f, f Writ ; l
‘ vlr' ' ' t .
‘ here.
the Thiaumont works. in the
woods of Vaux and Chapitrc. and
to the south of Fort Vaux. There
have been no infantm- attacks
“In the Vosges a surprise at-
tack by French troops on skis
‘upon a German detachment. to
the south of Songern (north of
Thann) resulted in our bringing
back some prisoners.”
.—
fitSCUSSED HOSPITAL MATTERS.
Owing to the absence of several of
the member of the Hospital Directors
Association, lntst evening's regular
meeting oi! the directors was not one
or any great importance, or of long
dilution. "
Hardly enough members were pre-
sent to form a quorum. and as sever-
al members of the various committees
which wmdto report at last night's
meeting were absent, nothing import-
nnt‘waa taken up.
Armand discussion as to the how
pita] audits condition‘wu the only
business brought before the mastitis.
REQUESTS ACCOUNTING 0F
HOLDINGS FROM BROTHER.
BRIDGEPORT, June 149%
Oberly. who with her sister, Lillie T.
Thom. potltlonodrtho Prom count
for the removal 01M balm Gnu
mo Moll.- ut- com omtthelr
mother-“now Ion: mm)
but which m.mzw% mitoc-
npplled ct the Probate olllco yawn!»
and uled that tho muster b0.
ml!“ to tile Ilium-drill.
and woman'l holding Era-,Oberl!
vm nut-rod to nor nttorney.
who. up hour at; nun-u m
the Pronto. mucking victim
monument-t: utm—
Mun-mt!) are not entail“
. . . a... tutti
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