Evening sentinel, Friday, September 1, 1916 · page 6

 

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EVENING SES‘I’INEL
ESTABLISHED BY i

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$5 I. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN.

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NIATURE ALMANAC FOR+1
TOMORROW

tide 1:20 a. m.: 1:40 p. m.
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PHONE CALLS
Thtorial Rooms—r92.
Norwalk Branch Office—r388.
tor's Residence—2184.
' .Businm Manager's Residence—
.. i 1113-12.

L; 1 Mess Office—93.
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Editor’s Residence—153+
v’Publilier's Residence-890.

 

1" A SCORE 0F IELLIGERENTS.
e Rouniania was the fifteenth nation
I

The roll of bellig-
Airs

France.

' to enter tlte war,
(rents now includes Germany,
this - Hungary Russia.

gflnat Britain, ltaly Japan, Belgium.
“'Serbia.Bulgaria,'l‘uikey.Rou1nanta,

Moutencizro and San Ma-

Portugal,
“llno. With the last of these nations,
- which is safely located on a hilltop
1"‘30mpletely suriounded by ltalt. his-
torians of the wai mat be little (on
.terned. But every one of the others

has played. is playing or will play a“

r

impoitant part in the game,
Even Portugal, whose belated

’ ‘ I . I ,
claration of war against (tl‘lmdn)

(I?
“'ilh‘
taken as a joke by many readers, is
'1 at to be disregarded inetclt betause
she has sent no troops to the Euro

peat. front. I‘oituaal has been tery

busy in Africa.
10‘s and helping to expel the Germans.

protectinu her colon-

Future ltistotians may altnch tastly
I more importance than we do now to

. eiu
. . the illllt b g

waged in African jun;

campaigns
les for the pos-

lonely

session of a meat continent with llm- __ 9....— 1: ”0‘ her ”WW hours. defeating Lyle
Mess llOi‘Fll’lll‘l"" “l development. TOOLS ill. Mahan. of New York, after the
i The number of nation-r l" "“11" , '_ . '.»-.s ol hard tuncltt ll‘lillis
Inga-Alton thi- list indicates. The .“hm the honored editor d h“ 1"" Tht piiittipal intei est of the uni
British Empire is merely a convenient “““"“’" ““"l'" ‘“ "9°“ “- “ll-ii is ten of mow than 4.000 specimen
, , (V|n1u‘.‘ Australtn, lllttt liz-unnnr?" confided in the initial appearance of
collectite “n“ ‘ ‘(tf course, When tou (1..“ want the \taurite l-I .\ltl.ou,.'hlin upon the

M Alrlt‘a and New Zea land, all
~seif~goveruing cotintties might loci
dilly be regaided as so many difitr

And l't'iisia. too,

 

Tm beIliigc ents
[fighting against Russia
hall) at peace. is really a lit-lilaettnt
There are about twenty countries act-

althouch nomi-

uolly engaged in the war.
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STILL JUMPING TAGGART.
Some of Senator Taugart'a
.iDen'ocratlc coilcagtn-s been
=-. Jumping on him pretty scvcrclv for
:JJiil criticism of Democratic extrava-
but the figures submitted bt

Toni
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l ‘. sauce,
{inure Indiana Senator seem to afford
pod ground for his anintadtersions.
He cites, for instance, the case of the

Mi office at I’aliiiouth. Ky. The town
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has a population of 1,274.
'priaiion is $30,000, and tho cost of
,.mnlitlenancc. figuring interest on the
'ilnvestmcnt at $1140 and including‘
“other necessary expenses will be $3.
arr?“ a year, or nearly $3 a piece for
every soul in the town. Mr. Taagart
‘t'r‘quotes similar figures in the cases of
Roseville, Ga.. and Hazard, Ky: He
about: 335.000 appropriated for Mt.
Olive. N. C. with a popuiatlon or 1,-
all“. $25,000 for Huntington, Tenth.
a population of 1.112 840. 000
, ". Clear \‘i ater, Fla. with a popula-
$511-0! 1,171. “If this bill succeeds

the
“111-

d come to the rescue of
sury and veto it at once."
‘ . of quandering money in catching

it

It

pretty

1
1

(lpl

its a useful hlul;

-» - ~ it : Cs t,<. -

oc to Ttll 1 id Us ailnli that a great “SIS I. ' '9“ Hill IMSIOI-
ll1'r‘.‘ l‘lllt . _ ~ ’
:l‘ai tuuuh. ‘ . . > . . ________
And It isn't a bad idea to look once, . .S. '. ‘ . :
ill 2- while at the front wheels of one‘s. ‘ '
out. ". ' " ' .
.illl' ‘ " " , J V \ A .'. . . , i ,_ i .
. r I ‘ ' ‘ 1 ‘ A ’ ‘ . i ‘V I. A M ‘
T , ~ ‘.' ~ 1' ’ . - s the
t. ‘ ‘ . l I . ‘ r ‘ was
' _ ‘ ,composed of Wallace I“. Johnson. of
“1’“ "“d 5”“ w ”1“ ””9" “l" i"‘tf’hilauelpbil: w Merrill Hall. New
National Guard. It was naturally felt‘3'0rk; E. H. Whitney, New York; W
that it was infinitely worse for thelJ. t‘lOthiei. Philadelphia: It. Norris
tioternnient itself to take unfair ad-lwmi‘m‘“ 2nd, Philadelphia: William
.5 . '. .. » 1
”Ma“ of the Guardsmen than for} I “ashbuin and Leonard Beekman.
,Nett \orlt; George M. Church, 'I‘ena-

what uirtttion the. are headed

ltluth criticism was aroused lately ”I ”it“
In a statement to the eflect that the

private employers to do an,
pears that this report was due to a you,
mLsapprehension. at least so far
the Post Office Department
cerned.

The postinasteiugeneral has sent
communication to all postniasters,
iterating an order of June 26, and in-
~lt‘tit'tliii: them to
|ll())t'> again
ployc
from the military service will be
signtd to the position held by him at tern. of New Orleans.

the time he left the postal service to Almost without exception the sur-
l

ntct the military service, and um tivois of the third round platted
l iritih' up to form in defeating their

‘Ul‘l assigniitent to duty ytill be madef

:1 his ) . t .

fortiuti saint t ithout a“ unlit-m," .t came mun“, m being an upset
the formal approntl of tin l‘ost 0m“..t‘t('l1ll‘t‘ll m n“. "m.“ better" s_ H
lie partincnt. "

casiness front the hearts of Ililliltl~
men and their families if pritate ctn .
ploycrs generally would make a >illlI-l
lar declaration.

see it lying there, perfectly \isualizcd

lIIi'EI‘ her that distinctly
you need It so badlt, you recall all in straight sets at 6,3 6-,4 6-3, but
the titidly.
not remember is where it was.
in: makes you do that—ever.”

too poignant to need dwellings U|tt)n.'speclneltlilr was
l-It‘ciy house owns
nettr can it be found. And it isn't
due to any natuinl depravity on the .
part of hammers, either,

weal minded habit of not
place for things.

only a hammer, but a hatchet, n SilW.‘
a monkey wrench. a pair
pliers. a push-drill ,a jack-plane. some
files,
ehlscls, a small vise and an assorted
lot of screws and nails.
many houses have this modest outfit.
And in how many houses that have it,
can what's wanted be found when the
need arises? '

a towel-bar?
lteaty thing and the screw
hand while she begins at the begin
ning with the screw driver to screw it Si- Fri“
into the unprepared wood,
about half an hour—if she gets it in.
Even so simple a device as holding it
on the wall with lightly driven carpetl
tacks while she screws the first. two tl).iving Park ”Mk
screws
she moves into a house which requires
four towel

 

 

lIiIIUI‘iIliR Slim
IllSIIIS 0f lllS

. 0lD Illli PLAYING

Thu: he Etl> a

mod notion of the “at the

if \1r' ‘Uill It the rqliit illil

Ls! d ht inert Itltttr: and b N
\(~

\\dl ind .tll Liryulen'

:atln than his hand.

and it ser \ v s,

aid ll isn't where 21 111.111 is
but

I0! Before a Gallery of 4 000

“litre lie is point:

“Fiiitinl Hill ()I

hundred

\ \,Sept1

the one and twentyeisht

playeis that entered the thirtteix'h

tat lli bUbll‘r\\ and in inertial

annual singles tham‘pionship ton na-
meni of the National tennis Aobocnt
tion on \Ioiidat onlt sixteen iemain
ti in plat at tile tnd oi the thud
round here late testerdai afternoon

tnoial dettlopment and see in

_+_
THE GUARDSMENS JOBS
nine reprnenttd Illt LAst
I’Atitit (Out and one

The La tein toutingeni

stir the
Sour h

Goternment was dropping emplotes

It ap~

fly, N. J., and Karl ll. llehr. New

The Western squad numbered t‘lar-
int" J. Griffin .‘an I-‘raneisto; Hit
lat-totality. Los Angeiea; Willis It
Dans. (‘alift/rnla, now a student at
3the University of Pennsylvania: th
r"“liain M. Johnston. San I-‘rantisco,
prestnt titleholder: Maurice E. Mc
en). i.t)l llllll. Anueies, champion in
191‘. and 11112:, and Il. Lindley Murray,
foriiioi'ly of California. but now a res
tdent of New York. The South's lone
was Douglas S. Wat-

as
is con-

11

advise their Los

“that every postal t‘lll-
immediately upon his discharge

“N 'epttseiitatit‘e

opponents in yesterday's matches

and Wallace I“. Johnson.
It would remove a great deal of un. l‘UJ-lllll in the third set was within
in pt !III of winninu btit finally lost to
his l‘hiladelphia IIIdl iii a long drawn
Illi ll\t struggle. “illiain J.
‘t lothicr. also of Philadelphia. figure:
ln~ victor in a match which con-tuned

\'osi. ell

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3-'0u':rant‘ stand turf \icl. ouahlln was
d' awn against ’1‘. liOOst‘\(‘lI Poll. and
the tonttst \\.tr~ iiol started until all
‘0“ u" the other matches had been cleared

Later, “1”“ The famous international player “on

n "it r. it In allttys 0n hand.

i. pointlni: north by cast.

The only thing you (“molten “as a it lllt dlflct‘iente of opin
Noth-ti‘m among the more txpt rt tennis
ltoilotitts regarding his chances of
ll‘a(l ing the final! despite hitz quirk
elimination of Pelt. Much of the
missing from the
but t'ulllornian's canto yesterday and on—
ly in spots did llt‘ flash with the bril-
Hunt and sinosliint'. forehand and 0t er-
lheae diites, wliith made him so fear-

" is 1“" “ «d (.111) in his court career. lie still
1‘1“”‘3 0 showed that against l‘ell, at leasl. his
isertice was~ hard handled and lit"
outmancuvcred

l' is an experience too common and

11 ha miitcr,

Every house needs a few tools. Not LI"dell! outplayed and
1his opponent.

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“POP” Gills Milli.
00880 IN llil inn

Capture “The Illiclterlioclter" atI
rougttcepsie-tiaju Vie-twat“
lakes 2:09 Pace—Beaten in'
tin Third Heat in 2:06

or two oil
a putty knife. a couple of wood

But how

 

Did you ever watch a woman put up
She tries to hold the
in one

 

 

POUGHKEEPSIE, N Y.. Sept. 1.——-l
o, driven byE. F. Geers, won,
1 The Knickerbocker" 35,000 purse rot-

2.208 trotters in straight heats at yes-l
tertlny s Grand t ircnit races here. go-

It takes

This was St.
Frisco's first start this year in which;

When
he did not have to meet Mabel Trask.f

doesn't occur to her.

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ing 'the three fastest heats ever tirot lrrincipal contender The meeting will
ted iii a race oter the Hudson R ver closc- tomorrow with five races, in-

‘tlnding the 2:00 pace.

He won the first two heats handily in: CHINA yes'ron m BAD SHAPE.

 

 

instance the following SPECIALS

Sheets !

Sheets !

FRIDAY,

 

A GREAT SATURDAY
Double Header Sale

2 Days Business in One

Prosperity's Banner waves triumphant—Labor‘s onward march is steady and sure—The grsaten Business this or any other
land has ever known is thi year's big record—There's n 0 let. up—There's something doing in every‘ nook and corner
here. Over One hundred Live Wire Star Specials. Come early. Come often. Tomorrow your money here counts double.

THE BREAD AND BUTTER STOCKS OF A DRY GOODS STORE—

Bedding. Linens, Muslins never out of style, always in use. Buying now is like getting double interest on your money. For

Sheets! -_

Buy these good standard Sheets while you may. They are marked at lowest prices.

60c Values
75c Values
85c Values

1.000 PILLOW CASES
Hematltchod. Scalloped, Corded
Emu. While they last.

ittlllttf'rttW ....... 19¢ each

BARGAIN TABLE
TOMORROW

Percalu, 32 to. Dress Ginghamo,
Fancy White Goods. Gabardineo,
Crops, Pounce.

ltmitirrttu' . 93; _\‘tl.
$1.50 Per Pair LINEN
PILLOW CASES

........

Sturdy. hematitched l'nlon linen
pillow cues.
42136 ............. ., 89c. pair
15x30 ...... ........ 95c. pair

49c
- 59c
69c

10c ASBESTOS

IRON HOLDERS

'l‘lie "Reliable" Asbestos ilol Iron
Holder. .\'one better made.
thinen Department.)

’l‘ontorrow ....... 5 for 10¢

$3.00 BEACON

BED BLANKETS

The unntatchultle lied lilatiket,
size. Good. warm blankets,
tolols—Iiln. grey and white,

l‘oiuoi‘i'otv ..... $1.98 pair

50c TABLE DAMASK
Regular good quality. good mer-

cerized finish.
39¢ >11.

big
good

 

50c LINEN TRAY CLOTHS
All pure unit. double satin dam
ask; good quality, good design.

l‘tilll(il'l‘tl\\".y ...... . 29¢ each
98C HUCK TOWELS

Regular sire. medium weight liuck.

Neat. red borders.
69¢ um.

25c SCOTCH GINGHAMS
Handsome Scotch dress alnghams,
plaids. plain colors. neat stripes.

etc.
121M311.

l‘omorrow

WHITE DRESS GOODS
“'afflc cloth. crepe. voile. (45 in.).
tl-‘rench Murqulaette) 45 in.. splash
voile, French crepe, shadow voile.

Tomorrow . 19¢ yd.

$2.25 BED SPREADS
lllg 12x4 double size crochet bed
spreads. Marseilles patterns.

'l‘oniorrow $1.56

98c CROCHET

BED SPREADS

Crochet. good size. medium weight,
hemmed, for H and full size bedl.

Tomorrow . . . . 49¢..cach
12 I-2C BROWN SHEETING

40 inch fine even thread. Lockwood
sheeting.
9té¢ yd.

Tomrrow

15c OUTING FLANNEL
lard wide. good weight.
blue stripes. \\‘ hile it lasts.

Tomorrow . . . . . . . . 9}“; yd.

1.1.1.”...

.........

 

Only

__..___.__.———-———-

1a 1-2c FRUIT OF

THE-LOOM

2.000 yds. for tomorrow‘s selling.
Yard wide. Wholesale price is
10c. ti yd.

‘l‘oiitorrotv ........ Sité _\*tl.

22c LINEN TOWELING
All Linen Crash, white, red or blue

borders: sturdy value for dish.
roller and kitchen towels.

17¢ .ui.

9c APRON GINGI—IAM
1 case of Standard apron gingham.

fast blue and white checks. and

assorted.
63w yd.
SAMPLE WOOL

BLANKETS
Slightly soiled from counter and
window display. 1-8 off. Good

bargains while they last.

 

12 1-2c CROSS-BAR
DLMITY

1,000 Sale. for waists. glmps. house»
dresses and underwear.
6.15

12 1-2c HUCK TOWELS
Good. sturdy Huck towels. regular

size. neat red borders and hem-
stltched. (Limit four).

Tomorrow ...... 4 for 25}

TOILET ARTICLES.
NOTIONS. ETC.

An old saying, "Save the pennies,"
etc.

A master opportunity is never to

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gained. .

98c Values
1.10 Values
1.25 Values

“HAY FEVER"
HANDKERCHIEFS

Made especially for this purpose.

Worth 13c. each.
6 for 65¢

Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder. regular

19c. ...... .15c
Palm Olive Soap. regular 10:.
7c.

Kolynoo Tooth Poole. regular 21c.
18c.

O. N. T. Spool Cotton, regular 5c.
5 spool. 19c.
Suede Belts, all colon. reputat- 50c.

29c.

Bone Hair Plno, regular 15c. A
box of three ........ ...... 7c.
Curve Belting, We and 2 inch,
regular 10c. ............... . 7c.
6 inch Taffeta Moire Ribbons, all
colon, regular 206. . ....... 20c.

De Long Hooks and Eyes. Ill oizoo.
regular 10c. ................ 7c.
Braulmo, molar 75c. 59c.
Ventilator Standard Comet. regular
01.23 .......... .. .. 89c.

 

WASH DRESS GOODS

A short story-Three well dressed
women from New York visited our
store yesterday. Each one bought
one of our 29c. dainty figured voiles.
The important part of our story is
they told our salesman that our
display was much superior to any-
thing they had seen in the his city
of New York. uRather encouraging
tt‘ sa ythe least. Tomorrow we of-
fer 50 pieces, all now; worth 39c.

.\t . 24¢ and 29¢
50 all ollk Petticoats. All colors.
Value $4. ................. $2.98

25 DRESSES, were up to $10.00.
All
3.97

Can't last long at the price.
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squirrels. doctoring

1 public building bills,"

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THVI FRONT WHEELS.

 

ticks. killing coyotes. poisoning
wild
treating goats suffering from
I lever, sending out useless gar-
- and vegetable seeds, passing pork
- V 1‘ river and harbor bills and pork
says
.. Taggart. “would it not be bot-
ao set down to bed rock economy
out these useless matures
filial lave the people from the never-
vislts of! the In! gallant?"

bar-sand

man's mechanical competence.
the true test; it's driving a screw.
Coming back to

 

innumerable ~
closet books. the situation is pitiable.
Which leads up to remark that driv-
ing a nail. the traditional test 01' wo-
isn't

tools—why
shouldn't every‘ house have one small
place sacred to tools? 'And way
shouldn’t they be kept. in order. as a
woman hop- Iier kitchen utensils!
And why shouldn’t any member of
the family, including the feminine con-
tingent. know hot} to use. for simple
purposes. the saw, the push drill. tho
M maven war ho so
" ,:h.i_iqc.n,Mj «putt»

2305 1‘2 and 2107- Geers‘set 0‘“ f" “5 "China." Weston. a character of the »
fast mile in the third heat. and St. Second district. was picked up in m
Frisco finished in 2: 05. eight lengths unconscious condition, this morning.
ahead 00 Ima Jay, the second horse. iby Officer Franks S.Stratton. in Ely
'Cox. With Dixpctor T0“: “9 3‘1“". avenue. Weston was in a bad way
with lma Jay, had a hard battle for when he was discovered by the 0m.

 

second money. cer, and his condition was such that.
MEJOP WWIWOTW '03 the first two the ambulance win called and he was.
beam for the 2-09 pace. The time 0' removed to the Hospital. The, maul
the first heat. 2:13 34. was so slow was literally starved, and m "I.
that .all drivers were called to the‘denuy suffered a, complete collapse.
auger mad. with the "In“ “M the in falling to the sidewalk. Weston out
time tor the next but was one an the m. of his hand quite deeply.
seconds falter. In I driving Mil which wound added to the seriousness
The Savoy outplaced the Major in the of m. maxim,
third heat. the umebglng 2:06 341-. Some time ago "China” was picked
Al Mack waa'tho but of tho to ‘p a Voice “not, by OilIcor Bit-lb
atartenintho momwiunpauuummu Mot
dim heats. with m m'm hiya-thi- "

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Don’t Let the Idea
of Wearing Glasses
Fret and Worry You

Because of Looks!

We can provide eyeglasses
of becoming appearance, from
correct mumemmfs. which
combine style and service.

We give serious thought as
to how your glasscs are going
to look on your face.

Come in and talk it over.

“The Houoa of Good Glam-3'

 
 
 

 

 

 

"m 0.11m Worm Optician

u. MN.
on alum. mutt 9 o'clock.
in

I

790
89c
98c

WHITE DRESS SKIRTS. all new.
Value 81.00 and 81.25 ...... 69c
WHITE AND COLORED WAISTS,
new. regular dollar value ., 79c.
50 MATTING SUIT CASES, made
to sell at $1.50. Have all the
finish of the very best. To-
morrow . .. $1.10
WE SELL MORE TRUNKS than
even the very large department
stores. "I‘here's a reason‘. 'I'o-
morrow, $9.50 Trunks (never bet-
ter) for .................. $6.95
DOLLAR SERGES; all colors.
Worth today if We ltad to buy
them. 8125 Tomorrow 79c
We Sell A: We Buy.

 

 

 

KITCHEN FURNISHINGS
A Quartetto of Money Saver-I.

98c FRUIT JARS~Cannln2 time
now-shay here and save double.
l‘ouble Safety Fruit Jars. wide
mouth, glass tops, pints or
quarts. Sale price. dozen 65c
25c CUPS AND SAUCERS—Decor-
stud t‘hf‘ia Pups: and Saucers,
:ix dirt-mitt designs. Sale price.
....................... 6 for 59¢

 

PRINTED VOILES

5W YDS. OF PRINTED VOILES,
in single patterns. suitable for a
dress waist or skirt. Were 290
and 39c.

Tomorrow . . ........ 12‘ {ac

3c WATER TU MBLERS

PRESSED GLASS WATER TUM-
BLERS. Value 8c each.

Sale price. dozen 19¢

55c PRESERVING
KETTLES

10 quart. steel gray ENAMEL
PRESERVING KETTLES.

Sale price, catch .. 37¢

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NECKWEAR

Goon.

If a woman is known by her Neckwear this collection
will witness eloquently to her good taste. s.

Exquisite materials—Georgette crepe, crepe de chine.
organdy. etc. in a wpnderful assortment of all the most

fixer.“ types, including capo ideas, sailor, fichu and shawl
s.

New novelties in rolled and semi-high Collars. - -
Collar and Cull Sets in a variety of smart models.
Wes in styles that are different and distinguished.

Such things certainly do speak for a woman’ it taste and
refinement. hm

PRICES RANGE FROM ............25¢ue

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