II!
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL.
. 8“ )Ufi‘l NOVEWALK‘, But it bnt the workmen alone that,
‘ G SE tWINE].
ADHERE!) BY 5m jlsl as tar wrong. They have
5“; GOLDEN well only the added pruflrb- that came
‘N A“ GO “”11 lht‘ limblwrll)‘ wine, overlooking
‘ ' —“"‘.N ~
?R3P£iEIi‘ORs LDb ' ilic lilt'!ra:t'd cost of producuon and.
. . .. . W... -- . ..., the nicreiued cost oi nearly every-
0 Av! JUNE 16' 1916 thin: for ninth their income is spent.
,___,_ 12hr} bi-l)’ need: to do a “tile hon-
WRE ALMANAC FOR
WHORROW
. é” est bwkltoebing
'- #--~r 7— l‘al’li)’ dt-tr-ptiie. at least.
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“W‘ razor a. m.
“ , 4:19; sets 7:29.
an» making quite so much" money as
\w‘ie imagined. And the sooner we
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" Illa SEN-TINEL TELE-
, PHONE CALLS
Room—92.
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Md! MCe—138g,
“mdgmhiflszw THE COAST DEFENCEs_
“1 Ilu‘ ‘3:sz RCSidche—g The fortification in“ reported to 1in
‘ it”. ‘ ‘bouwc of l‘t’pl'eH-lltalives affords less
...,; .. I Residence—ago. ,I
precise relation of our present in
come to our pwscnt expenditures, the
b-‘itvr Ofi‘ we’ll be.
ground for dt‘halt' than the army and
it N‘t’lilh‘ to accord with
have been deceiud. Capitalists have‘
Our prOerl‘liy is,
Few 01 us
rcogn'nw that fail. and figure out the.
ON THE JOE- FOR DAD.
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“"t . v to DIRECTORY.
m” and um, No. too. 1:. and A. u.
ta Masonic Building, Sousa
W, lot and 3rd Tuesday or
navy bills.
and Democrat ic congressmen
pretty well agreed on it. it is
'— expert army opinion, and Republican
are
the
~ month—July and Augus‘ 91- ‘last of the threc big military measured
. 8 o'clock. All Master the leabt expensive—4hr- appropria-
a cordially "filled. Arthur tion is only $34,000,0ttd-and perhaps
M. W' 11-, Robert M‘ “licox‘tlll'i‘ leart important.
Our navy is recognized by all com-
”. :
* r Chip“? No 38 A R M 'pctr-nt opinion as the one vital branch
.. , . , . . . ,
floats in MasOnic Building. South of national dciense. it is Cfibt‘niilil to,
Iain street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays have 50 “Will: a “My that no fun ml},
flinch month—July and August OX' enemy can land an invading tone on ‘
mud—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
tubal: cordially invited.
GAMES A. HOLLERIN, H. P.
:---F. 8. Lyon, Secretary.
our shot-cs. Tho army cornea ncxt.
{for use in case thc nary should fail.
and for such police duty a> is ncccsv
M... .— . .. - sary at home and among troublesouit‘i
A ANCE OF POWER. _ ,
THE B L neighbors. Thc coast defenses, ln‘
tht- naturc of things, cannot take the
We cannot [)oaaiD-‘
One 0! the elements of the present
Wdcmial campaign tiiat has not
., [lven the attention it incrits ii
2“. feminine vote. \‘l'ouian sull‘ragc
~ now become much inorc tiian an
abstraction. There will he, 4,000,-
womon eligible to \‘otc next Nov- rich mum” and certain (MM mrme‘
r. More than half of [hum-uremic points. And ”in plans adopted‘
And inasmuch as it IS‘FN‘m reasonably fitted to ”m mu"?
no
place at the army.
ly (‘filiibll>ll and maintain lortn
our iminenae‘
All we ‘
en-
ough to protect all
stretches of coastline. can;
I
t voters."
u ly problematical how they are
. I: to vote, the politicians are
flowing them with over-growing- in-
t. mingled with team.
“Ore in already in the fi(‘lil a ‘\\'o
WWI What that party standsj guns: liroridcd, mm“)!
It! 3;.be mad;gsoxqmpzlrll‘fi‘"I: i of lK‘flVy caliber designed to equal in‘
- ' Bo onvc , - . -
county with tiie'itepumicnn and Pro»
mm conventiom. lt hat- but
nlnlllls, at prcrent. . '
“I. plank. It public mind regarding this branch 0
K ' single purpose—tho tour defence.
mum of all tlic women in thc coun-,
_______._._..__.
.by the sum“ mm” W“ ““"‘“"‘ I THE ENDOWED FREE LUNCH.
_- - m int to the‘
W the new: 2‘“ annual ( , The strangest of all forms of char-
const tut on.
1 l t ‘iity has been discovered in a cheap;
' ' O : l‘ ’ (‘fll
-.Wheihcr that so” .1) ( pl ’ ‘barroom in New York’s Bowery. Thel
‘ . t' n of tom-. _ r
Emil” ‘3 large 1 propor ‘0 icity health department. in .tlic course!
5, votes as it protcsscs. or‘wlictlicriof a ‘free lunch’ survey. with a view
"19;“ 80mg t? no any rcal, cohcrclnt i tOVreforniing or abolishing that intcr-,
nine vote at all, romains‘ to etosllng institution. has discovurt‘d nul
”‘99." The only Political iiiirty moors-3 “endowed" lunch “mm".
“a demands is tho Progrcsalvelthm the mother of the yroprictor, on
. . 4'. Organization; that are gcncrv
. . . , that he would never refuse a
anppoaed to represcnt a majority
. t d m‘hcr that how ould ncver refuse a
the v0 era are up one ‘ ,
. women p lineal to.any person who cntci‘cd his
c .r-i
action, and dislnclln d to m , bought
t. Bill jll t ”1 ’ “'hellltl‘ llldl p 1‘50“
n 01 . s l
, . aetioni of to 5' 1‘5 1‘ h "K :1: ‘ L 40 i
.‘p ‘5 80 "g 0 a Di‘li,‘ no 0d) 3 1110! 01 10 HP prom sod and
”a {has rcllgiously lived up to his picdgc.
" fienhureat thing about women, ini Every day, all day long, a chef may
‘ cl‘or elsewhere, is that you nor. be found behind that free lunch cotIn-‘
tell. And 'so to the other tin-“9r handing out liberal portions of
: features of this spectacular "Mk-’30!“ food to all ‘COIMTS. There
this added the problcm or. “’9 ”Sill“ patrons who never spend
Way the suffrage cat (meaningl a cent in the place, and they are serv-
Wpect) will jump. The wom. 0d just the same as legitimate guests.
9' " to ham the bamnce of no“, The health department ban not re—
they hang together in any com "9319‘! ”‘9 exact location‘of the sal~
10 numbers, they may dccideloon' for fear or bankrupting the pro-
i
pose. FtIl‘ inland forts we have
use at all.
Our'coasi dcft‘n'w was almady
tlcct that may be brought aizaln'st:i
cntrnnch-
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hcr
priclor.
if the city decides to prohibit free
saloon lunches, what will it do about
this one? '
The tree barroom lunch is recog-
nized in most communities as an ob-l
jectlonahlc institution. and city otter]
city has abolished it. But what
should be done abdut a. free lunch
counter like this one? '
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The new battleship Pennsylvania,
which has just gone into commission,
is pronounced superior in every res?
‘pect except booed to the British su-
perdreadnoughta Queen minimum and.
MW to be dim“, Wat-spite. herettifore the strongest
m worse “,me fighting craft Afloat. And We have at:
moro buttlfihm or the We clash
either building or outbound. ‘
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nuabhu‘im:
sir-ti
Vivania coal miners, having
wage increabc of 5 per
I have had ‘ similar experi-
My everywhere wages
But'with more money
envelopes. embloyes have
It appearslilcmss the bike, are the hazy topped:
lGrccn Mountains of \‘crmont.
This year‘s camp opcned June 5, .
camps throughout the summer. Each
them. The ieuond-yexr'studcnh 1V1;
been given the privilege or taunt: 1h~ ‘.
domtnnouta d: the result! cavalry,
artillery and nuptial troop- m ml-
ont It Platinum. and they have tak-
M. mum...
VHEOBORB
— ROORVILTJK
Theodore itoscvcit, jr., chitin
of the former l’reaidrnt was onc
the moral illlt‘l't‘iilt'll spectators
son
of
in
('llifltgt). lie was lniay helping (lcurpc ‘
\\'. Perkins, George run it Mrycr and
others who tricd to ctloct the nomina-
tion of the colonel.
l
t
properly expect to do is to protect out" PLAT'l'VSBVDFl-GmiNvFlJiJ: SWING. 1 H
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Making Citizen. Capable 0! Serving
Nation in Event of War. l
Pl..\TTSlH'RG,
l’lattsbnrg is in full awlng. .
A year ago, that wouldn't mean any,
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mulling: today, it mcazis that the grcnb _ ,
ibcttcr siiapc than the army or nav y.‘cat civilian preparedness movement in S.
The additional nit-n, ammunition anti ”19 tinted States 18 hard M ""4an U
arly the gunal started its grind to make thousandn at i.
“plain American citizcn" capable oi go“
ing to the aid of their country and run-
range and hitting power ”‘03“ of an)"; dcring elficicntfiorvicc in the event ot’
war. From now until Oct. 5, trained .l
lthem, ought to leave no doubt in thcf i'cgulurs iron) the l‘nitcd Sidlt‘d Army, H
{headed by Ilia). Pctcr Murry, camp ‘H
commander, will be putting 'rouliicu
and last year's ‘fi'etcran" l’lattsburg-g
Wash Dre'sscs
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- BOSTON STORE---ALL STAR
JUNE SALE
Starts in Full Bloom Tomorrow
Of Much Interest to the Thrifty-40 the Whole Family; The True
Spirit of Economy Will be the Dominant Feature. Completeness
of- Stocks and Wonderful Savings Will Greet You at Every Turn.
Wash Fabrics
N. Y.. Juno lS.--‘ ‘
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era through their prices. And tliey'ro' ‘-
not “play" paces either. it's real:
work. - ‘
.\‘o morc plcturcsquc spot could‘
have been chosen than the prt-ao ".l
camp site on rho shore of Lake Chain-i
plain, adjoining the government hi”:
lill'y rooervntion of Platt‘shurg Bar-
racks, now gurrlsoncd by the 30th L‘.
S. Infantry. Rising in the distance.
with approximately 1.400 student sold-i
tors in attendance. Evciy State in thel
Union Was represented on the opening '
day, and these representations have ‘
increased since. ~ ,
boon consldcrahly
Business men, bunkers, manufactur-
ers, physicians, clerks, bookkeepera,
newspaper men, and men in various
other walks of life. are hunklng, drill-
ing and eating side by side working ‘
for the common cause. ‘Proparcdness. ‘
This is but the first of salcrai"
camp lasts one month. The course lot.
as thorough as the United States Ar-l
my officials can make it in that time.I
The first week is given over to squad
and company drilling in marching and
the manual of arms. Batalllon drills
and preliminary instruction in rifle
firing occurs the second week. litan-
sive target practice takes up the great-
part of the third week, and cross-i
country “hikes" and extended mni‘ches,
consume the fourth week.
Wonderful improvement. in the work
of this year's "rookies“"is shown overl
thcse .0! last. year. This is chiefly i‘
accounted for by the presence of many:
of last year’s students, who are taking'
more advanced work this year. Their,
presence in tho" ranks studies the'
never men. Moist or ’the 1915 ‘rutiuh
training ultimo-routing was am it
“motions in other branches or use ‘
30m than the mun-y. Good-lined
were placed in command hitoti'uado. .‘
and much of the detailed work in the
Wash Skirts
Blouses
Undermuslins
Corsets
June
Sale
O
Hosiery
Underwear
Parasols
Ribbons
Really a Most "Wonderful Display. Come--Do Not Miss This
Magnificent‘Style and Economy Exhibit.
jUNE SALE'OF
WASH SKIRTS
Skirts in the newest and best of summer styles.
Skirts nude of the new materials. Practically every fab-
ric suitable for skirt making is répresented in this wonder-
lui assortment.
The newest white and colored fabrics.
Sizes 23 to 36 waist measure.
'
especially for this event.
LOW PRICES.
and finished.
JUNE SALE OF
BLOUSES
Beautiful Bloom by the hundreds have been assembled ‘
THE NEWEST MODELS OF THE MOST SEA-
SONABLE KINDS OF BLOUSES AT AMAZINGLY
Materials ‘are Voila, Organdies. Fine Lawns, Silk.
Crepe dc Chine, Georgette Crepe, Etc, beautifully trimmed
980. 1.49 1.98 ~10 6.98 98¢. 1.49. 1.98 '0 6.98
June Sale of
U June Sale of JUNE SALE OF .
n W ll F b . . "Undermuslins
as a "CS Summer Dresses W
. . Many and widcly varied are merits, «brought forward for
‘u' the wash material on which I ' Saturday's selling.
I ' s it i d, b . t
:'t savings very much worth while ShOWIDg‘ All the New Summer isfi'orpgfquafitycvery garmen
l
u may be made here. . , . PETTXCOATS
3! Reliable good: flrlt, then io/w MOdBlS In at Great vanety ' :‘hitt: imuslin, 11:66 and :mbrol-
U prices. and the former never to . or" r mm" ’ p ("'0' 5'“ "e and
O. ,. .. ~ ‘ crepe, with acaiiowed edge of
i! .. m ...... - - m... Attractively Priced u...
H misc to the latter. $1.50 each. 98
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' i STRIPED SKIRTINGS . You cannot help being delighted With the styles and C OM BINATIONS .
it Regular mice- ‘ the materials. There are dresses with double l‘iounces sum, skin “.1 cover... Me
.9 3,122:ng fir-m” embroidery, in pink, blue. white and green; all white. g‘fitmd'lvm
:l Regular Nee dresses of embroidered Marquisettc, Organdie and Ba- T4;,,::;fiflflfl
t! 75 cents. 49c tistc: White Dresses embroidered with colors. and smart NIGHT GOWNS
J Tomorrow models in the sport Stripes. Fine muslin, lace and embroid-
ORGANDIES , ‘ - "" "1mm“
‘9 . _ A STYLE TO PLEASE EVERY WOMAN‘S FAN- Value $1.50 each. , 80
”- AND VOILES i CY AND FOR EVERY occa i N “mm“
U ‘Chlc copies of French designs. S O ' CHEMISE.
9‘ Value 50 cent . . .- Good muslin. Val lace trim-
.. been: 298 398 498 to 12.98
.8 Tomorrow g , g , . 7pc each.
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l; AUTOMOBILE HOUSEHOLD . WASH BOILERS ,
., FEATHER DUSTERS AMMONIA AMINUM TEA POTS. .
Largo sine. Will not scratch or . Large alze bottle. Regular price 5 cup size; Regular ‘ M' 9' Extra heavy charcoal
\u. “at the ‘polldh. ' 1 100 a bottle. price $1.50 each. tin! coner bottom 1 j
3! Value $2.00 ouch. Tomorrow ..... . Tomorrow ......... Value 82.25 each. _ ~
59 ’Tomorrow ........ 1. , THREE FOR ..... ‘ Tomorrow ------ - u '
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it CREX Runs " gég'lggfiwm i
t: ‘ ”1° ‘9“ am“ ”we" “rm" sni length, lace edge and inset}
H red and brown. , “03- new only. 3
Value $7.60 each. 39 V3128 $1 per pair. Cf
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withhhn‘twcntrhm from {film‘-
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Wm M '"m' mm mm, m 10mm tin com have duo been mi tour new 'M‘Wfl 'MW ‘9’“
has) m y ”W‘ ban'flth“mfliflom opmd to tho onto-mm mtt ‘ y, mm mm
on that tau Morgan the W amnion pro-m by dint nun-amt- went «alum-bi
. " mm mmh‘mnumtomamnmm mm‘mu-‘bmmtummu . .
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t" w l‘ igih m ’-r ‘ it ‘ u I M M i "
abort time this year‘s encampment bu
lbeen in session, it is that {he ”Plotti-
i.burs idea" has come to stay. The or
motor: of the plan believed hm noti-
. . , _ villi - compulsory military curriculum tho": hm” 4“ "m loin “'9“- 31”“
“,de . -h,m‘ would give the country a volantoer port. While working cbouttho inn
TINDON.
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E. T. Emma-MM INJUREB LEG
Compensation Commlraloner Ed-
wud '1‘. Buckingham is confined to his
comm-i31- LEADER ours.
norms 1m m—n. Cornwall Wil-.
can, all: mldr-‘dt'tho Mt Church
or can». Solontbt. did yesterday at
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