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Branch Office—~13“.
Residence—1184.
1001’s Residence—1524.
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’ Reoidence—Sgo.
“PRINCETON SEES IT.
:‘Hfriiiceton l‘niiarsity has let
‘ of
poll w ascertain the causes oi \lr
on’sfi icpudiatioti. llis
supptfi't Hughes explain their 1111-
, allots:
afoéteign relations, I; per 01111.;
pluralism, 10 per rent:
‘ ' ,‘tfl‘p‘v. 00! House. e1 11i., violation he:
uteri; plimk,
“ctr. yum or public
_ic (11011111 and Worth-l .3 pet cent.
-‘. Perhaps
moneys
the
‘opean War (retttt ti an abnormal t '111-
~11 melodies RIFLE BULLET
1 ”1 American dISOOH'l} is so 'd in
ii! Sandy
irresistilie.‘ Experiment 11
110011 have shonn ”1:11 the neu mis-
1101(0le penciruus tlil'f0t'ititirih'1 of
$111161: 01“ Heel pin 11 at :10 yards, and
“ enough life it it in it nitcl that
‘10 shin: [111.1 In (ItlIltlIIiIl a tar
~11,
loved that this bullet, tired
it happened
"' 31nd kill ev'ery occupant
d'h‘eldtlving charge 11111211 oi this
moms to 111139 little to do 111: 11
‘ ‘ tmting paper It is said to
ttortliltttr, steel bullet, difierent
. men only that it is thinlv cont“
1 ' -%W~ The lead act; analuhri-
steel cone b‘olc‘
71 l 1 ..
mm or deflected.
‘ Vonderfui discovery.
If three
3th! have an advantage
notions
It has always
been
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#3“ Maggie‘s-tomes “Oifimflf
" no AML. GOLDEN‘
AYTOCT.-26.W1916‘
'ALMANAC FOR Ei‘e them a new athSphere
. ”'11, P. m. modes of attack and new lines of|
n SENTINEL TELE- 11111.. 5
Manager 5 Residence-—
~dons there i0 nitllte l‘ilOill-
“""ie‘ arise to complicate
11111 those who lime it'll \111~cn 111111.. and drive
Mexito 35 it“ 113111., courts
Cl?!)—
Actor 01‘” fit‘i'Vil't‘ Willi Adnmwn vise methods for averting such evil. 3],.“ America” whichh
taritl’ 11nd eititmink diuwn up a contract with her hus-
and band providing for mutual tolerance know
111011 surprising scheme will be the ultimate safeguard 5h...“ “hm, he mid m hin 11111l1e land nhou loyalty to the Government when?
re of these reasom is the small against political quarrels
her “ho 1111111 desct'ttd Wilson 111'-
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tflmve mode the riil' liulict practically.
on range customary todtt)‘ inPNPU With it!- pretentntion here or ‘ , -
‘1" ‘ f it, would 1855 Illtouflll mom for instance mittewherp, “5 WWW-“l is only that I! n" per cent. 2098 m the expensts 0‘
nyncb 131 l .__.__ Heel that America has been swung “m the society and sev'ent) -fl1e per cent.
, pulpit-ow of 10 to 211 men, it so front the Christian ideals Which “.1 in to be used for patriotio demonstra-
to he in its line oi",
hobslncle‘s easily, without be.
m“ ‘5 reported. But the 111m number 1‘1 mallow oltllonnbn- cix is 126 feet long. has n ”3 ton-
W31: 11m. it the not no" in me. mar"
safeguard their
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tendod trips.1't'ne.m0y, pron-ling-
du.i:s keep them at home It their one,
Ijob—big or little—and they are lni
danger of mental stagnation.
The same purpose ought to be kept"
“To prbtect and enforce principles
0! true Americanlnm.”
For this purpose I. patriotic ,movo
mom has been started in the, City of
Norwaik by it society known as ”The
Loyal League of America."
1 The Loyal League of America, the
parent society of which is located in
Bridgeport. Conn" ii an organization
1-1 American citizens, founded for the
purpose of fostering loyalty ~to the
Government, by the new ‘91 patriot-
19111.
We 111111111- 1112 spirit 0! nanny 11nd
«stir up patriotism, it is manta},
hget the cittren tormented in him-cou-
try. ' t
Clumuhin'in 11101111111111 Blown-011.:
cm two ohms, thentmm'zmt“
and the American naturalised. “if,
to the public before lb! "$an ““1“” how 1" “EM {BIO "’9
.irenzv attained 111 height It ancient: parts. the descend-11111 or the ton-idem
lwhile their husbands are norking for the “other side" of the preparedness,“ the country. with the th‘
' in mind by wise parents choosing the. I
‘right college for sons and augments?!
Send them not to the nearest unlver-‘
city, but to one for enough away to.
Bump-
in; into people with very ditterent.
VlEWS...
1 st 'lvt‘rw‘” ’
CIVILIZATION.
October 35,
l...........--..1..._ .W iridiior Tile Sentinel,
| : South Norwalk.
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though' is a stimulating process for
most people and usually has good re
Dnrien Fond. 1916.
POLlTiCS AND 0011:0710 9111112., ”93,, S.“
As the mount political campaign A1111 1112' my privilege to view the
‘ moving picture, "tfiviliution." in New
York, recently and l obtierve. that it is
its revealed. What is coins to=beoome to he Dhown in lionvnlh this look. 1
of the homes in which there in a di-, Wish ‘0 “'e’“ 1")“ 1W0 0‘ “"3 m
ttion to see tins grout picture. I [tel
Th“ ‘9 113 that it is 11 great national misfortune
Many are the wives that it was not ready to be submitted
- mite-1 almost ho: a new source of woe
lvieion of political option?
iretii problem.
iwho are ordently supporting Hughes
1111111 oi naturalized foreigner! are 0113‘
other port. it in to reach the mine“
alizcd citizen and his_ descendants,;
111111310 impress upon them the print-i.J
pits of true Americanism 'thnt The,
Loyal League of America is worktop. ;
Nearly everyone has seen the [hit-
ue (‘ry of Pea“) ,, but "m many my“ it is important that the nsturaiized
known that ”,1, “5 but part of “w; toroiener be made to undentnndnhnt
Surely the tulle. plan which has driven our county into litizenshllt menus, and time be lbld
uoman~can de- ”11' itit‘itttl’t‘dnt't'S panic ii is based to Hit) 11ith pride that I am on Amer-
uponfluduon Maxim-11 book. Defense lean citizen What “I there (11 m3-
1111 been placed l
“[19 “1mm", .1 <urcpsgfu] lawyer hast flee on the shelves of 1-1 on public it; npire the recently noun-lined 1W“.
liirttry in the land, 1111 another phase of: W ““5 pride that h? 1‘“ been uni“
mils prtlmuuindt'L Iiudeon, some of uti led into that great organintion, the
“'9 mmie “m” d" “0‘ “” knowl American citizen? Absolutely nothing
in the esteemed "‘plttriot' who in ‘H ‘
tvented 1101erai kinds of high explol ow can we expect ”I“ mun" to
whose ~husbnud5 'a possibility. in case of invasion by a
foreign foe, are also prices which
must be paid for prepnrednees. .The
Is political incompatibility going ll former in only 11 possibility: the lat-
domeotl'ce PEIII' ter setme likely to become 11 aettlod
policy of our hitherto non- militaristic.
to nervous prostrn land
I be l‘P-PIPE‘IPII, but
would consider that a dire calamity
tion the already overworked dik’orco
Let us WW not.
unity of manuand
of political beliefs. Perhaps such a
.ror 11 {111 sum. l‘eihupn if Uncle t-lnml the spirit of Amertounlun has
.had not “come 1111111111" Hudson. like been cultiv
his brother ilir.ttn who sold his Amerv‘
not !
F'ur unattly 111111111111 campaigns do ated in him? How can we;
“I10 11.1~ jusl 111111 1111..~ 11111 3.1000 to 111 hrllitili compound». 511111 1111111111... ”m" . °
The Loyal Leann of America in
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the batter wrtnte Illnlt' customer-o for in M" (love for h" country i
l“1m]_ not! ”1,. "(mm mum". mum,‘ To do this the satiety muni created?
more 1111111111111 for explosiven, 110 Amer ilit‘TiiiiiDt‘lll DIINOUC tund iii "9’? CNY,’
, iv '1 must 11 hypnotized into 11 hysteria in the Union. H0
117 hi this N to bo‘
that shall make her willing to sendhmuedq How used” M I‘
(1:313:2n133tu311e11311311111111.1111...» ""d‘" i 'l‘h fund t b" ~ b 11 vi
1 liltint div,iden1i.s no matter it: 0 t tremtd yite in
lct' 5 hate lienlu'r income and inheri-
illllt " taxes.
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The Episcopal Church Convention
has adopted prayers for tht~ army and
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Mr ”“333 l undentnud has 3mm {ill or Ainulta and contribute 81 or;
tihin pit-turr to the public ~'hlolv an :1 "m“ ‘0 lhc 1”"me fund. 11nd "luh‘
."rent Fp‘lotacip i" which he believed ‘bet'ontt 11 life member of the society. t
there nould be nullicieut interest it": rt 1- society .tppointt-i it colilniltit-c
reimburee hint for the. lzreat ounflv‘
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“.m it required It has no mom i n tury c'iti from among its leading
3g,‘udj“ ., bank account behind it Of (itiltent1 to collect and tiiebursc suth ,
mom i have no interest in the mat fund.
for. nor have i cwr met anyone con or
there 11111) .0011 he no 11mm and lint'lt
to pro) for.
3.
i ‘Nou that the Episcopal (‘hurch l'i
shortening the Ten Commandments,
11 by not go ahead and shorten ever)-
thing else to capsule proportions? Ser- the money collected, twenty.
PRES‘DENT WILSON ‘N OHIO 'llii‘“ *0 long Droferscd. and that Hm, tions in the total (ammuniiy.
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stops at Chillicoihe. Ohio, Greenfield‘
1:. ..111 he ter and Lovelnnd. He was}
,11111 .1 arrive in Cincinnati at 11:30 routs FOR sramzn .
zoclock, WHICH LEWW
Last night large crowds no) the. 10
{Presidents special at Martinshurg.w.10wmr. of Lender Wilcox‘. With
Va. and Cumberland. lid. Replying] an”, 23,-Are1Wou-lod.
to calls for a speech at Mnrtinnbumi MYSTIC 0 t 26.“ “a
the President shook his mad and: ° "‘5 "'9 9‘
said: pressed in shipping circles here today
"i would a great deal rather workllor the safety of the mother Leander
than talk about it " Wilcox. which left Mystic for Boston
I Urged. to any n few words he declar- Buy tour necks ago. .The Wilcox Fer
ed “I'll say this filth amputation! oil-timer Company, which owns the
lm‘mtty. 111111 it ln; my optimum to steamer 111 1111111 to navomaonozvdrd
begreeted In this way. It Show" a item her since she sailed The Wil-
lantern, combined with
pledge of loyalty.
you a tangible evidence of loyal cill
zenaillp) it is 11 document that
naturalised citisen can tool? upon with
1111 he looks upon his name in his own
Mtge of 205 and was built at. Nonnk pm“ 0‘ saute
Erratic“ wore melting Cumber- in 1903 She usually carries 11 crew
. 3 for twenty-three
ant or the tenders or his country; sI
descendant, of those who taught thex
America." 11111911111111: 01 War
.mn;111eflohaol‘the“mmt
of Loyalty. " Here is a document set1 your father or grandfather had signed}
ting forth the principles or true Amen, to his own handwriting ti certificated
a dcflnhp‘ this characterond iolay. you had it in“
You have before.! your possession. could money buy it? ‘I
The.
tilt-1‘ nen piodge of loyalty:
"Grsufpily appreciating that ‘ser-
pride, and one that will implre w'lthin 11cc tendered by the founders of this,
him the. love for his adopted country.iBepublic. which has made it possible
ft'r' ovary inhabitant thereof to enjoy,
handwriting. in the spam, “bon- thelthe peocetul pursuits for
mm! of loyalty; and thus say i nm‘nchlawmontnndpomal liberty. him
on American citizen, and here it; tho solemnly covenant and agree-1h
“with tit help of Almighty God. to pro-
Tho American born citilen. descend; loci and enforce the following prlnol- ’
plea of true Americanism:
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BEATS ALL‘RECORD—THE GREATEST SALE IN YEARSwDON’T MISS IT. SEE
OUR FOUR PAGE CIRCULAR FOR COMPLETE PRICE
LIST. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. 1
“gin“. ‘.
a 111'!"
701'er 35%?airs.
, entire state-epositively the lowest prices.
The biggest 11111111111111?
$05 WOOL BLANKETS
Madeof the float wool, care-
Indy woven. even texture. Thule.
Han est 8.1’. $18.50
820. 00 BLANKETS "
Made by the "Antonia" Society
of Homestead, lowa. These are
the original homropun Blanket:
that last a lire time.
Harv est \. P 814.98
318' WOOL BLANKETS
Made by the Diamond Valley
Mills. ’I‘heir tint-at grade, triple
XXX quality, 12- 4 else. plain col-
ore and hnndwrne plaids
11...... < 1' 312.511
815 WOOL BLANKETS
l‘alifornio Wool Blankets ~-
they are the bingtst value for
the money: they have the nine.
the weight and the warmth; all
color:
P- $10. 00
”an est 5.
till plain colors
and plaids.
Thirty-nine pairs of all wool.
and part wool Culitomia Blanw
his, in his: double bed,slle1~.
Harvest Saic Price, pair .
86198
$7.50 WOOL BLANKETS'
red 11nd pray.
llaricst Sale Price, 84.98.
85.00 CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS
ore of plain colors and hand-
some plaids,
Harvest Sale Price $3.98
$4.50 BLENHEIM
BLANKETS
Half wool, big 12-4 size; these,
Blankets cannot be bought
wholesale for the price. We sell
them in this
Harvest Sale Price, pair
$2.98
$3.50 JOHNSTON
llilz. heavy Blankets, double
or single bed lines. in white,
"gray or tan.
‘lI‘tit'vcst Sale Price, pair,
$2.49
iiart'cst 81110 Price, pair
- $1.411
81.50 BLANKETS
'Newfoundhnd Blmitettt, a
sturdy Blanket of all colors.
liarrcst Sale li’ricc, pair
81.19
$1.25 COTTON -
BLANKETS
Eudnterlai \iClory of “0V- Wilson. 3nd then there are women '::§“:l“:“sa:“f‘fl in”: 3"“; "‘9 ”Emil-I or lht~ patriots of the American (lava. fn‘dn‘él‘itfudlizno’ 12:32:: 22:!" to big double bed sizes— One case special for this sale. “
_ .. t rI (. an I? an 9' w” v ' . . . ' ‘ '
291cc President Wilson in .1 who mm“. hem“. my Wilson must have been 110 strongly mobilised :3 lutiyil are one port and the descend namely bound “"59 are sturdy "“198. 11-9." Th?! are “it"? and 31"”
Harvest Sale Price pair
98c BLANKETS '
1,000 [mile of tail cotton Bittn
krls for cribs,
3-4 de>, eol‘t,
IIal'H‘sl Sztic i'rit'c, pztir
11:11'1-1 11nd fleet-1'
5911
$1.50 CRIB BLANKETS
For the "baby's" crib, pink
and blue borders silk binginn.
llztrvtst Suit iilt'c pair
$2.00 WOOL BLANKETS
All wool single Blankets for
the baby‘s crib: while they last i,
just at half prim
1. "of the i‘nderu'ootl tnl'it’l‘. An llfll last forever. The present one ltan birthright for the pottage o! rm "le. M“ “mum“ “’0' by "r i $13. so WOOL BLANKETS . “MN.“ Sale 1”“ $1” 00
pldmtion OI liliil l5 doubihtcs l0 lit‘ (lili‘t' DHSHNI, lIlt‘i‘t' Will be time I‘flflIIfiIl lIiIt‘. “()lIIlI liIhO IIflVi‘ liPdtIIt‘d “18 0' h“ IlfllllI‘IIIlIEIOD. MET-03191307“! g [p 3]] (hp plain L‘OIUTS and $3.00 BLENHEIM 98C COLORED ’1
, 3 3 3 3 3 His sent-t acids the pond to some no- Ameiicnntt, nhow loyalty to the (lot- handsome plaids they are lilin- 3 1
ound, however. in the {11111 111111 1111 enough for :1 real 11111111.. in “ark 01“ 1.1311111111111111“ 111 his min 111ml. 0, yet- eminent? nt><nt11 rtnnu1nciurel all pure. BLANKETS CRIB BLANKETS 1
‘1.“ 11,1- Princeton 11111 rarely wag? a practical sat-91y metteurt- before the 3:"i131'31'ii'3‘3‘3'3"3::‘igltrmny'lllfsflgmggnn How does 1”“, I110an [mot-nor Ami wool and handsomely bound. . Regular bed sizes, look and For bab1‘s crib pink or blue
m” or business lilt-‘l, 11nd tint next home-“reciting campaign is upon M, entered in" 11er1',it‘e of the "I: in.“ intend to inn-routine wurnilztl {Harvest Sale Inn-0.88..“ we,” like $500 Blankets, excel . . . .
jacquard designs,
. y have J'ot C‘pr’llt 1m 11 111 llil\'0 us, 313m (the DuPont Powdt-r 1'mnpnnv),: ed i'orelimet‘ in thin. his country ol? $10.00 BLANKETS mm" “n"hed' llaru-st Sale Price . 50¢ ,
figflffllflen the huqiiitm d1pression u-«-~ -9")... i: ‘11l‘1hi(1“t“thiflniIu‘ll‘i‘d‘“122‘” xfilllVP‘lhtti adoption, and thus create I spirit of Eighty-four mire, 11 coiiibinu~ ”MVP“ Sale Pric‘l P3"
3 1 v v #0 (a v 0\ "(m ‘1 u ' 1 .
‘ roduced by that Itill below the 11:11 \ wealthy :1111 iorlt Iluhlnl «11 1111111 ,,3 111111 "who" Wm 11 ”mm fec fmiitfltrlollfilll 11nd ioyitlty to the 0018111113 Mn lot of bin \aluen illld tum: $1.98 50c CRIB BLANKEI'S 3:“
In l'ttnt'v plaids and
. [111.1 th~~ 1-0.1 of publishing a volume r1111, "9- "“‘r" ihanmny O'h” mammal H q l' p ' * 3’ ICELAND BLANKETS patterns of ltmk and blue
rary piotettion 11r Ammo-an 111.1114 3 3 3 ”Nu,“ "n ”m lil‘t'itnl'Pdnent m3". tend: m reach ""33 citizen o! the . must ..a 1 r111, 87,50 3 1‘ Ii ”‘3‘“ Sale liicc 25¢
"‘i "f h "“ 1’0”” ” ”“5 practice ’5 8"" 1111, viith M11 :tlarmiut writings and United Staten of America and mantra: 891001 WOOL‘BLANKETS birth?” for flr‘ll)‘ used ’0': ‘ ‘
m, , ‘ing 111 become general, 11,1 all 1111111111 111. 11111111 111111111: propaganda Sure 5 ‘ “0‘ a“ ”Q‘- 3,, 5° CRIB COMFORTS‘:
3 Regular size, dainty pink and
blue designti tilled with
Red Cross cotton.
Ilancst Sale i'i'lt'c $1 19
$2.00 CRIB COMFORTS
. . 1' Ilill sutriflccs her Women must it it i1~\'et',1 citiwl f h 1 nouulit'nwr “ 3"“ ago; this ~ - 1 ~
. 1 . 0,- 111 1 l o t 1 [tilted title-1 to finl . 1;. .
lie. 8 bullet “f 0111.1 ,:.11 1.tlibte. iited "“533 H 'h' “ ”MM” pray rs l' in 11.11':tini from husbands, sons nnd' imtom 11 member of Th- 1 s] l 1 ‘ ‘I the b0“ Blanket in America womb?!) 2““ 11111111 nnl M Pfi‘r‘m‘a“ “fl“ “Oman“ Of silk if
-. 3‘ E . iegulntion 11H mnfwid rit‘le recruiting. it's tilntly.01iier1\'iee momma". ‘ l '03“ “"1 tor the price. all colors, white, ce“ ' ti'uil.1i:tint,1: neat blue and pink ‘
miter.» .' 'eitlllnt SIZtS.
Ilarv t'si Sale I‘r rite $1 49 M
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single beds and ‘
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honorable
'1'»: the wine of the people. em
’ mortal the understand Put-lotto! We. 1
‘ “That unity. ”to uni. Government
3 Who Sons of the American: Revolution. ammo: 1110:;me mwlll
M the Roomy 0! WWW ~, lemmmxpm
3 French 0nd Indians cathartic {inlet-d. pressed in the 1111111111 and civic laws,
- colonies 111111111 111113111 intact; n tie-lemming the matte: or. the Mivid
1 condom of the patriots ur- the mfln -.unl shall he held doom! and much.
“it Revolution; adamant of theiad.
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"B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
53‘WALL ST.
NORWALK
' Phone 1138
, ON BOARD rm: Sim: NF 1111. 1...... , , _ 3 3
L‘ “WNW ii “0““ W“"“‘“‘“ sows 8111201111. PAitKnnsnt itt..,hm~e dill 31221-11132 ii’t‘i‘fiiiné'i‘ftfiii onjo‘mng “'0 ”mm W“ m“,"‘” J
091 helmet or shield like so much W. “.3 Oct 25 wpremdent Wilson en movement, ’he should see this picture certificate 0’ membership. It 111 ”(W J
“ 11d 3 ”Wm {mm a lnnpv-inn‘ltflll? to Cincinnati, arranged to greet ":DON‘ibiY some opinions will he re this certificate that the attention of
‘ I ‘ the people of several Ohio towns ear- Heed 9" (banned after having viewed the American chm" is drown-41 to! _ _. . u . ._._ _ w- _~ .-...-._-:-.....-.__,. -..-._.-_... _- .. ”3.. ,
it. 011111 quickly riddle 11 111111111 .ly 11111111 11111 item-111119 included 111111111 ‘tours trulv mned the “mm“ (“Mun s P, 11111111 111111111 or granmthm Supposing! ....
{Everything gintneopticai Linc:
’“EYES ‘EX‘M‘iEIN'ED 1F REE
ANDREW DA vet, inc.
Than. 410
t 98 EWSI.
:3‘9¢ "31
"IEOI’OES ol'the War or 1818 take mt}. "That two hour no malice marlin; “LAS FARMS 98mm COFFEE ,
~ pride in' the hint that their mini-iii Murmur immiweeoimiwm the BUTTER , ”he 3.," "Wee $.17,“ _ '
were Mlfigtlc Americans, nnd thus among-1:11.411: liaisons on 11 her “@0819?de M But- MW
become eligible to momhonhip We :W’W ofour rights 11nd “(or $1M“ ' ,lb.
900M) OVEK’FOR “KING. AuTO
. Worn-tanner“
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30ft: Maw over 19:11:11.1st
:m minimum 101nm
undo: ind- crmrmh 191111331;
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