Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 24, 1916 · page 6

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NING SE «TINEL i
"' ESTABLISHED BY l

JAMES GOLDEN
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E. L. AND A. L GOLDEN,
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MONDAY, le Y .14. 1916

 

MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR

TOMORROW l
High tide 8.x; a m.: 8:31 p. m.
Sun rises 4:40; sets 72r8.

 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

Editorial Rooms—92.

Business Office—g3.

Norwalk Branch Office—1388.

Editor's Residence—12:5-3.

City Editor's Residence—752-4.

Business Manager's Residence—
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Publisher's Residence—«890.
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.i.‘ ii; 1 draw.

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11‘ ”SOUTH NORWALK u: have hardly yet begun to 'Dil»k oil

 

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She therefore puts little are» on
“Anew-n tint' and :aiw: hr»;

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the wrun- or in.» (wintry Q
\\.. mud. have 'wllPr urzwiiiza ion. ‘

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La'iorul lzle and in all Hrs of .‘im-

' ‘- l1) adopting re.~:,iluiions

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in m!‘ :ri- -' ar'o ries nt 1"Ill1llllll':li .“l0:l

:md ‘lll‘l‘lfi hi the Hull twirl-inn."

It’s the Greatest Ever---A Real Live

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,Iii'epnreil Mueller 2. H. r;.‘ [illi‘ (wzzzw —
ln.;. to l1in. and him ul- - _ O
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HYPNOTIC DOCTOR MUENSTER-
BERG.

In Hum Much trr‘ii: fn iw-m!‘

All Former Low Water Mark Records Smashed

to Smithereens. We have made extraordinary

tel Wit llrn'nfui‘i" i’ it“ l!l~'lll"

plans for this week’s business. Do not delay

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lluy are lmt i‘cw Ilil‘~'ll' hJ‘l :‘l«» 0 .

iwe‘u‘ li~ imui lill‘uiltii {bump it your VlSlt come ear'y

mi‘nw mill thut h hum: Humid n M . .

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‘. 'u ll h: twin-H1 i ‘rill“’.l'l‘ :l t 1'“ "W‘Ml' 1M“ lrczucal soils- were

,i .H,._,.‘:. H... our mm“ ,1 ml. firwzimi! Milli shipping. and .i‘l 1‘1!
'rtml ' ~..l' hm | Dr .\l'lu'r" rut? .i.“ iii‘. ‘ln ~-.’:;:rli~‘. Tho- ‘.\':it' .‘i;-. ‘

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in; low in}! “1.; polio” 5mm. img i‘i it‘llll own!) li.llllt‘ lllliii min” are ”gag

ill will lm‘r Illi‘.i' I»: hull, :nvl ‘03 Ulclk'll ~lHl'~ in I‘Iflliliu‘ lll.‘ 1L-
trier Dceilml to appmw the «llflfk‘i‘ -

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COC'MNE 'N ENGLAQ- mll‘ rc-M‘ .- Hi}: i! Illl'll‘ («plan-Won . > =
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Lullaml l- woman. minim . «~ . immiw \Vliy lturn'l our “cslirn .’ “mpg =

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.lu will ..9 nl ‘lu ...mi . ‘r ' ‘ r :m l‘Ll.‘Ollr.l u shall: invasion) ’ . ~
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uuui‘iqu ('l‘ milieu: i“. Ilw x'nri‘ul \ ”hailxijrzlwmiw Woman. :lcvul‘ilin: ' " COurteay is a 00in 0f WhiCh thé
more we spend the more we receive.

(the Shiite Wanamaker Stare
lore irl w: posed illill the COll‘llnltrlA“

uouhl have recommiu'lcd a minimum ‘ ' 1 opens the August Sale Of Furniture
“.2 “f t" W“- “TM“ “' N" .v' with five Days of Courtesy.beginning
It l‘ ‘.\'.~‘(‘.\;S.=:‘l:-‘.\“.~ un‘ ~ O ‘
I" I” M‘ ’1 h "I“ ‘ h ' .) Tuesday, July 25, known: that the

il‘.-.|'.ll‘. « ll‘. and to have Elm-\ine ‘ .
‘ "l " .‘ll":.‘lllll~"ll*~ lliriimuz‘i \\.i:o

lm-xuli n‘ "22.01"“ i-li'uimh in him if!“ a“ hill‘anm HM lire (intently m low
muurluu lullflt'llillYl‘l thewcst vni. ol SW. 3‘)“ I. “up!“ ll mum lhv'c-
London The (‘J'iuill'm troops are 30‘
(uwfl oi lIlH'iY‘E' iii‘imllzrnl the nil-
:‘n socum‘iou \‘.l|l('ll is hard in "T'I'ti-
it. in vii W of lll" i‘I-mznixml high (;‘.l'll-

ilz.‘ wull thumvlcr of the (‘nnzulifin

.», I. h “f rig}: (m hm. 5;“. of (l r . always heen iiiiiaihonurhlc. ‘ . .
‘ .,i .L n. H .m H I 4 “"1“" “"“““"*‘"' “ ‘-" ““"HF' """““ —-—~-~~—~—- . ‘ more we give to our‘customers [11
mp :1: .. we | or :\ l. .5 :: :r ‘ ' '
-- Mr). n'irliow, for langlnmi to lrwk NOGALES QUARANTINE LIFTED, , ‘ w
‘: Hu~ “rein: in: ll}: utill‘l', furl it . ' ‘~ ‘ ext” time and value the more e

h. .1 in ili‘ll‘lll till: \'ll"-‘.. The) hope

ii: a (it-2112i? Hillk't‘: ‘, \‘ii'll 0m- 901, (ii

'ai”‘lusi0n>“ :uriwl lino i-militicF. ““1 hnliil has spmna up nu naturally in

ly drue mldlcition.

ulvriml for the m‘lpin ni‘ llllr: Ilcad- -..._..

Only Two Men of Entire Connecticut .. I I ' 3“ . ~ ' receive in gOOd'Wiu and patronage.

Guard Now isolated.

l 'lliilzli'lrf lint h " , “
m ”m 1“ w mm M ‘ o NOGALES, am, July 'J-l.—-()nly two 4; ' , ThezAugust Sale is built on this

- . men muon~ the entire Connecticut * 7 ,— . '- .
“"D If ”19 CONT-“l"‘ll‘ll‘m 15 “.31”. Enrzlnhd n‘: it has in America. it re 5 - ‘ ‘ , ' - kind 0‘ courtesy—on mutual”! on

ill-ii these fixed delusxlni.~ uri- dririmr

all Eurbpe. .
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STRAIGHTENING our AMERICA. ;
Frances A. Keller, an authority pa
American economics and sociology, has
mitten a book called “Straight Amer-i
ica" in which she tells some plain and;
.useful truths about our present ditided
{perplexed and unprepared situation."
'What really‘huris us most." she
sny‘é, "in the realization that we who.
ithink of America as the most proa-
pz-rous, energetic. omelent, inventive
"and best organited nation in the world
haveauddenly discoi'ered that we are
nationally the most unprepared iol‘
waited oervice in any held—90mph-
flm. my. Mobil-ut‘mmn, ao-

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forces now remain ill quarantine

presents the abnormal cravim: for They are Corporal Al‘mrt Nathan 0! ' cooperation. We give more in the

 

 

M: the helligerenls to llrli‘f (10017:.- i‘- strong urtlilcial stimulants which has Waterliury. who developed a care of t . - 0 ‘
:iursn'i necessarily {ohmi- that all are mm mm mmi of the civilized worm anllpnx while chrome to the mmu' _ . value 0‘ the furnitureLdurmg A1120“:
\ 0, '~ .
‘1“ ”“00 lf‘ 1090. in the last decade or two, steadily “hm :3“) liilcciJelipjrlilli 31$; :33]??? . and In return We recere our largest
\ . . . .- .. ., . . >_ 4 \V 0 mini: 1 a A ~ 1 4 , ’ . . .

,1 (I‘llilrc, lil‘l.il‘.l_\ s, (Mine all ,“i” ..ai rim strength, unlilhermc nioauirea was isolated for smallpox. Both men: . . 7’ A month 8 buuness. Th“ IS What makes
“in. I’m such a u-iu‘uniinuimii mural :u‘p “ruin {igninwt n. are quartered apart from the rest oi' .' the August Sa‘e SO riCh in its econO'
Jll in the crushing on of lilo one greui The use of cocaine, as well :13 opium. the Connecticut troops. The reniniml- " . . . ' . . , t .t. e

4 f. . .'
. delusion that has been ill the lio‘toiu morphine, heroine. etc. is generulli' or of the Second Battalion of the Sec— _ . . ; . mles, [ts advantages, Its OppOI‘ um res.
. . l inelud- ’ ‘ ' ' ' -
Ht ll'e whole tragic busm -'~:—tlie war ~ .. ~ . . , _ and infantry under Maj. Hui,

. 1. l1 . round to Inch'lSO rapidly uhcn also in the Ne ‘iini'cn Gray's, who travel-l . _ ‘ . these DE S 0f Courtesy SC‘CC'
(lt‘lllSlUll‘-ihe delusion the: am nation liol i‘ forliiddon The limitation of g V . -' .. ‘ ‘ .

. . 4 _. .. . . led here on same tram with Marlin!)l \ , . -_ . t‘ be made at August prices.
in achieve 1th ends homer liy violence the liquor {fame in Great Britain have now been released and imvt‘i . 4. ‘ ‘ : Ions may
than by peaceful development. And 501151105: has something to do with completed their transfer to the new' '. ‘ ‘~ 1: .‘ DDTChESES to date as 0f August 1. and

.i. ' 3 , . . ' . ui'ed ly the ‘ r, .' . ~ , _ e

M ““ght 1“ “m" “1’ ”‘° “’5‘ ‘° ”‘° “man.“ ’0’ ”mm- “MM” 2“$§R2?cu?‘fmms °°° “ ' - . deliveries to be made as desrred.
.. land sorrow caused by the war doubt- 0 " ' ' — ' . ‘

Unless remedial steps are taken im-I
lees add to the tendency ‘0 indulge in modlntcly. the Connecticut troops will
ibis powerful drug, mm" for a little face a water famine. The pipes bi"
while gives mental exallation and a which 'water is conveyed to the new. .
supreme sense of well-being. 4' camp have been placed min”): Shelcoiid
' ntant ,and water was 0 .n no e o-
It will he found necessary in Great :iay. 1313i it was filled with rust. That
Britain and elsewhere, as it has been to r the First Infantry come only in
in this country. to adopt (it more 5mm“
drastic measures mm the drug evil] _While the heat has steadily inten-

than have ever been used against ah; slfled during the last tow days. tewol'
coho] [the men are feeling any ill etiects

_..._...__.____..... , Thom it. . . by
I i There has not been 0. atom wort

. ‘ ve ton

‘Emn the Prohibigonlst con M ”of mention since the two mimenm

which might hav’é been expected to l? onto to d from their, former flooded
gve a demonstration of convention» camp mm,“ so flier-emu been no
sobriety, had its record-breaking per- opportunity to test the advantages of
iod ot cheering for its nominee. end ”103“! camp in firm“? . '

fiMlmdmfiomvén-;W . ,. . ,4 f m,“

, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Galleries. New Building.
Broadway at Ninth Street, New York.

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