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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 29, 1917 · page 6

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EVENING comm.
Z. L. 8 A. L. GOLDEN Prom.

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

FRIDAY’ JUNE 29’ 1917 1111 5mm: incline.

MINIATURE ALMANAC' Foni mu
TOMORROW ‘ mm

High tide 6:34 a. 111.; 6:59 p. m. 'imnes.

Sun rises 4:23; sets 7:39: :

than to confine
staple lines.

 
 

 

11113119154111 of shoes.

 

 

by {3511101111 Ult‘

fl’t' hightr than that

 

 

“92.411111 on wearing

EVENING ' SENTINEL TELE- 1"“
PHONE CALLS 1'1ound, Not

EditOrial Rooms—92. E

Busmess Office—93. 1 that fashion dictatt d.

Norwalk Branch 0ffice~—1388. 11,-

Editor 3 Residence-218 2. i

any Editor‘s Residence—1492.4 I

Business Manager’s Residence... 1 "9"”-

 

 

 

113-12. 1e»:
,_.__ W, ......H ....u... -.1‘111011 1K comfortable and
THE FOURTH 11111-113 those 1' out fut sttlc.
The Fourth of July this year ought: Woman are sinct-rcly

11: b1' the greatest independence Day far its they have gone

U-lehrution in our history. it comes further, 100, as fast as

:11 :1 limit" when we are entering upon ftutht'r possibilities
.'1 great \t'itr Iol' liberation that“. in» to thrill.-

give 2'. worldwide scope to the prin-

itluny, of 1111
IAlnt-ricztu

pumps the
even the icy blasts

winter could drive out the low

of economy

:df‘lllf‘l‘r} will follow the suagcstion

5“)“ our Inc one until our armies beetn to,

boot .-

_ W ,
to adopt simple. suitable mm end training at troops and the amm-

Droduction to those turc and transportation o! '1! water-
At the some time
“where l5 :1 reduction in the number of and on an enormous scale
1151195 there should be a lowering

that: gap;

England 11:151 what American
limited the height of woman's
I'smush the
\V0’1’l‘hcn there will be an an
'Ul' “WV-11,111: ill for the
Shau- ltept the truth from. them since
it wvsn‘t very ions: ago that women:

year .

shoe

to :1 reasonable number of inch-
:5 ‘i'llll'llC'
paiiiotic—zts

They‘ll
they realize

El)

and

if the shoe manufacturers and

of

nz'ililt‘s adopted on July 4, 17713 \'t e me the ecunomt' board in cutting down on

trying to give the Declaration of In- foo1wcu1' novelties, they

will

find'

,mwndpnce force pnd validity for all the women willing: and eager to co-

mankind,

with our host and oldcst lrutlititmg. be saved for militury uscs.

against the most ruthless and dun-'cr-'

 

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nus power that cvcr menztct-d human
“Nam" A dispatch {rpm-

There were only ‘that the German people, are

311090011 Americans;

1,,” and for reliable information

ou‘our first Independence
" iliey were torn by conflicting sympa-

thies and handicitppctl by the lack of
military resources. There are more. ctnmcnt 0111195
1112111 100,000,000 or us now. “’5 mo “Wm nothinr" but

pr osent 1111

ca.’ '\nd llil y are

its usual,

‘r bc‘tet 5191 reed about out
dcrtaking than our rtt't'oiutitnmrt fore- 7110\1 ”1311) “101014le
lather; wcte :thout theirs.:1nd we hayo‘

inexhaustible supplies of men, mono

and material. We have the accumu-

31

1111 sclf- govmnmcnt and the tradition our ”1’9"."

of victorY.
undcrt
“0 belicte compmnhiv bettct

first war loan;

any great national
ltuvo new-r 101-11 :1 war.

And this indom-

r'ecot d

that we never shull. Germany 5'

11:11:19 lwlicf in our own power is
purest guarantor of success.
Let us make this Fourth nn cpot'hul 1“"

5 I'pmt of most

one in our mode of observance,
Let the pi
l‘vcrv

is cpoohnl in fact,
«putt to the occasion.
1111111111 in Amcticnn should have :1 b
spurndo, it big fhcwottks display out “‘51an
big outpouring of patriotic clo-
It is none too soon to begin

:1

quencc.
preparations.

~—-—-—-—O

ECONOMY AND LOW‘SHOES

. . 1

Why be so wtlhm;r to conserve wom- H . TEL
on goods by keeping women‘s skirts1fl0

m the “m" ““01 Martha WaShing

in

 

some
ridiculously

short, and

leather goods high

We are fighting in harmony operate. and much material will

I THE NEWS IN GERMANY
Stockholm

front

our is passivity toward the wnr on

.ly and hultinuly, when in reality

111 on

“thirsting
Anteri-
thirstlnu in ruin.
The German press, acting: und'fil" gov-
is

1211' 111;:

misinformation re-

'l‘ 1103 are led to believe that our so
3, ltttive dtnft legistr 311011 was :1 colo5-i
5:1! lailttro, w hen it gave 113 millions

(1 id

the

istnnce on the port or :1 ll0\\(‘,lflll
one be tuition is more nonrlv unhnimous fat

WI 01 was for any prevluus our in our

thatwe are proceeding slow-

all

our nutter-in! and moral resources are
1'liclng mobilized, and the raising and

 

1 Th’e fdnwus'IIotel-ifon WOMEQJ

ton

[ms-r on rum untrue;

"“0“ and ”0““ Style? Tm“ the “ups 29 East 29th St.,NewYork City

11011 raised by any thoughtful obscrr 1
or who notices the height of women' .5,
shoes these days and the large mun-1
her of extreme styles in which these.
some shoes are made.

The Commercial Economy Board of
National Defense urges shoc manufac-
turers to climinaten the fancy worm]

81.00 per

 

SENT UPON REQUEST

0M our 500 spotleu
rooms you may select
one 11:01.50 per dnyand
up); day each
ere several take I large
room to ether. We serve
an exec ent Tabla d‘Hoto
luncheon at 40 cent. .6
dinner at 50 cents.
900me AND ADDITIONAL lNronnntox

 

 

 

Cohgoieum‘ Rugs

AiGreailyRed‘ucedPnces

Sale Price

138.49:
2.05.-

llegular Price
$1250
ms
525
3 .40

9112
95116
0110

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possible.

Slight imperiectiotts makes these prices

A few perfect 9x12? made
' in. two P1396851: 5595*

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of:

1

it‘s Qililn like
that no hurtlship will be wrong-zit 11
now Lt simplt' limiting,- thc bcivbt of table deliétty in Bridgeport

, and 17.5..
Low shoes worn for economy are"

1011211115“- suit and piestlteti fish,t'1blcl'f

Nt‘w York (“M'- “llul HWY 011." tltt‘ 8 With Sinai-mess in «very line, Gabardine..i‘drute and inner weaves. , . , .

tlcttcr adds, “I Would like to bu) 1,1 ' beautiful zté>0fllllt5lil in all the new and wanted materials.

horses and do my slaughtering her: . l . ~ . a .. .1. ~ ,~ 5" ., '1 -» . 5-: ,

._ - nmut- (51111145511 f01 11.. lo .tll a. .. ..l., 31 0010 fig. fl

1111 the. Bridgeport slaughter house. WW ' ' u . . ‘1 ‘ "’ “’
”()l'St‘ meat is luring sold as food EXTRA SIZE ‘VASH SKIRTD

in New link city, under wry strict Spectal Tomorrow . . ., ..... » ...... . . . . . . . $2. 95 Attractive Models ........... .31.? -5 to $4. 98

says‘
"A dealer in horse meat is, not per

‘11 must be sold under definite regu-

cording the utntteis in which they are \ me

i

ted benefits of 140 years of succcs s- 0‘ men to ““9 ""31““ (.crmany- 1““ man and ,11 woman in 14 hotel in this
Loan was great]! under- 1111117 on Sunday last w as clei'iied restor-
We have never failed in subscribed When it “'8“ “‘W‘bubhcr'b htuub identified lhedcdd man in; ”9111,,
.1klng. WEI ed nearly 50 per c0111., melting an 1
than
that their 1111's body was that of Louise Tone-.1 of

31.11‘ erdimtnd S. Alexander. his biothcr,

\mcticuns, 51nd nctivuf
as it mlnotity, when :11 it matter of fact the inn-pit

com-2m? 1119519011110" 01 11W “111‘ than it 0"“ been in thc scrtico four years, his last

are going forward at it good pace 5'

The German nation may not realize

ltdfllclpailon in the

i
:1
1
1

.291

German line in Pratcei

ant-hing bod
Prussian master who’
the war hogan ,
______,...,,__,
CANNOT SELL HORSE MEAT.

Bridgeport Refuses Permit fer That
Purpose

1101

become étH
Flatlt'1
1111 19111951 oi lulius Louis
of No. 8111'» Artlc street 11111,,
slauuhter hoist-flesh and sill it furl
'hunrin f,ood the b0 11d of health wii'ttt
ion r-wmd us {tilt-fl} opposed to suchiEI
:1 plan. in. u lll’t‘llllfi: last night, sins

Horse itxt'tti is to

x

itfttsinu

Save where you can.

AR "(I i. 5 'LE
0111 ANNUAL 51101011 1111011 11113 “10011111" SALE

Unmatchable Values on all f.loors Economv is the W atchword
Pennies look like Dollars here Tomorrow.

 

the liridsteport l‘oet.
“importers and Commission

“a“.

Met-

21w

tit lit-'uties," {till-HUS on the letter hen 'Id
of Louis and to. M“lllbci‘s of the
'boaid \\-'«1c of the opinion that whtl?
horscllesh, under proper conditions.
might be all right for human food, it
would not form the sort of a “table
dc-lhun" ‘ needed in Ilritliucporl

in the letter making ream-st to stll
Iltors- meat in Bridgepott, it 'w.1.~
sttttttl 111.11 :15 a 11') out the horscll. it
‘would be brought to Bridgeport from

“-12:74/

a;

NV,

300 NEW WASH SKIRTS

Lowest Prices.»

Skirts in Latest Summer Styles

Greatest Gathering of Seasonable Skirt Models we have ever 'sltown'. Best Material-

REMARKABLE VALUE IN STREET AND SPORT

WEAR SKIRTS

 

regulations of the health department.

Women’s and Misses’
‘Summer Dresses

mittod to sell any other kind of men".
'lutions. so that, p.-1'5t)tt.~t know they.
.-'u'o purchasing horse meat. The price
is only ten or twelve. ct-nts 51 pound
now, but should the use of horse meat
become general the pricc‘would :1d
its high as ordinary beef.

son, wide assortment of patterns,
ion till the new mutt-rials and col

W $1.98 to $15.00

Dress Voiles

We“ .

 

PHLARELPHIA HOTEL 11
TRAGEDY is CLEARED UP"

—-——- 11111 tlil'1'"eit'nt designs of summer
PHIl.At‘.,DE'i,PIII\ lune ‘28.—The .voilcs, in lengths suitable for
' .1" dt'tsscs Values up to 391:.

huntery surrounding the death of a 1 1'
Special ........ .loc .vard

 

1

'21111, 111 id :1 commission in the ’1
The wom- :5.-

‘dny when lohn 1. Alexander of Pitts-

Chiffon Voiles

Exquisite colorlngs. choice dc-
siuns, wonderful value.

29c. 39c and-49c yard

who, he
signal corps of the navy

\‘cw lurk, in whom l'leut.

11.15 to liti\'t" been married. Silk Ribbons

A note found in the room occupied Wide in 1dth ‘molre, 111051431“),
by the pair thncstcd that Lieut. Col- '- 11nd taffeta, ztii c.01mg
inn of the United Sinit's cubic ship (‘1 Special 25c yard

llcnry be notified. 'Pbdny
Women’s Hand Bags and

'.l.icut (‘olton telegraphed that Alcxan

dct was :1 w'ltclcss sergeant and had
, . Strap Back Purses
b 20 different ittyleu, silk and

leather lined, fitted with purse and
1132.00 value

Alcxundcr1IW

 
 
 

motion having been Norfolk.

 

mirrors
. $1.39;

Peroxide of Hydrogen
l16oz.bottle 17c

11' llclntlur 25c.
ll Tooth Brushes

‘4, White bristle celluloid and bone
1 hmtdlt-h.

15c value 9c

to the Liberty Loan Bonds
'who subscribed on the 'gov- g,

; emmenl partial payment plan "f.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Hair Brushes
2-," Ebony black, white bristles.
"35c value 21c

12 Quart Steel White
Enamel Water Pail

931.25.1'alue 85c
_2 Quart Colanial Water

sunsomnmts 'ro
50. Bondwill pay .. $ 9.
100. Bondwill pay .. s 18
1500. Bond will pay .. $ 90
3: $1,000. Bond will pay . . $180

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pitcher
'45cv'alue 29c

Fruit‘Jars
The best makes and all sizes. '

At the Lowest Prices
White Mountain: Ice

Cream Freezers
2 qt. size 3 qt. size 4 qt. size

.1II.$2 25 $2.75. $2.98 --

12 Quartllmser-vinz
Kettle

Blue and, white enamel.

 

 

 

 

GLOVER’S ,

Established 1879

M01135 Oxiords.

Our showing will interact
every man who is looking for a» 1i:
Dress, Street pr Pleasure Shoe-

1,1

 

Stone Crooks

Just received 400 Stone crooks

 

BLACK; TN and WHITE. with covers. _
YOUNG MEN - Five Gallon Size . . . . $1.25
You will find here those snappy ‘ Tea Pots P '1;
Black Jet Earthenware Tea 9 s,
1W,“ m the new 1’01)“th WWW” 3 four cup slze,,wltlr gold bands..
°f 3mm Regular 35c . . . . . . . . . 25c

 

outing Shoes for over the ,
Weekend or. vacation. '

ElwoodflzGiover

In. Winhl'nm 8n.

' Earthenware Baking, '
. Dishes. . '
White enamel lined, various-sizes.

~ WValueun tog25c... . 10c

2

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

Iiawn‘ Mower.
14 luck ~10.» inch

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

V1"

 

Most popular styles for the sea: ‘

$1125value W...'85c

W $3.98

WOMEN’S BLOUSES;

0f toiles, hatistc, organdic, etc, pretty modeis.
and embroider 1'.

ll'llill‘dt'd with lace

$1.00value. . ..... 79c
JAP SILK BLOUSES

“'1 it then Khaki K001 Collins.
Special ........ ..... .. $1.79

FASHION ABLE CREPE DE CHINE BI OUSES

in illll'Oltll ..nd tlrcssv models, white and flesh c'oloi
$2.98

CREPE on CHINEAND GEORGETTE CREPE
, BLOUSES

in all the fashionable colors.

$4.98
NEW FIBRE and WOOL SWEATERS

Hole you '11 find the widest eel (tion of Silk l-‘ibrt- Wool and Slit'l-
land Sweater-.5 in plain and fame: w 3.1101- Novtlty collars and Duck-
cts, belts and sashes «new color is here.

FIBRESWEATERS WOOL SWEATERS
$6.98 and $7.49 $7.49 and 88.98'

Infants’ and Children’s Sweaters

Complete assortment, in' Copenhagen. rose. green, cunnt'y and cold.

WOMEN’S BATHING SUITS

Charming styles in satin, poplin, taffeta, wool jersey,

plain colors. und combination effects.
$3.98 to 5816.50

Charming models,

$5.98

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surf cloth, etc.

 

SMART BATHING CAP

Of genuine pnrn rubber, in the season's newest stylus.

 

5 SMOCKS

'lhc Smock has found favor BSGI‘\"',\‘\ll(’10 smoclts in solitlcolors:‘1n.

, combination ("0101111115

. $l;59 u

Special ' tomorrow.

$1.98 92.98
Women’s Belts

In ptttcnt leather.
um, and wide widths,

colors.
29c 39c

Women’s Nockwear

The newest ideas shown here,
dainty materials in white and col-
ors.

Sale of Parasols

In solid colors of black, navy.
white, pongee, purple and floral cf-
fccts, also fancy borders.

regular prices
1-3 oil"

Children’s 39c Parasols.
25c»

MILLINERYS SPECIALS
Trimmed Hat. . . t .

Were 33. 93 to S$5.00

narrow. int-di-
black and

59c

 

 

$1.98

u...cnoe-,n-non‘-..-u.

i Untrimmed'Hats

Balanceof Flowers

'Ci'ex- Rugs

1

 

Inbound mite"-

 

 

 

All styles and colors, including white.

98c
25c

“79m 750 1031.00. . -

‘LA CAMILBE” CORSET

Are designed by experts who not only are thoroughly ccnvetsam

' with style tendencies, but know anatomv. They combine unusual style

and comfort. This is a La Camille for every figrutxa

$2 to $6
Curtain Materials

Marquisette andscrims, white
and Arab, with plain hemstitched,
and drawn work effects. yard wide-
_fine sheer quality.

25cvaluec. . . lficyord

Women’s Summer .Vests
for 25c:

Women’s White Silk. Hose’
With embroidered clock effects,-
flne qraiity.

Special _. . . ; . . .. $1.15 "pair
. Stimuele

Full 91:12 feet sizes, a special
purchase of. genuine Crex rugs,
in desirable colors. with plain
bonds and fancy scroll borders

Sneeial............$8.39

:Cross Stripe

Summer Portieres
in light and dark colors.

$1 981mb

Ingram Stair Carpet ,
22 inches wide, good designs.

50¢value ..... . . 39c yard
Table Oil Cloth

Full 45 inches wide annex-reel
'gootls, plain, white and fancy pat-
term-1.3a: quality.

zficvoluc 21cyard

pillow 1095,. table squares, laundry
bags, children's dresses, etc. worth
up to 50c each.

Special

 

 

A special lot 00 courts, 31131115.. -

Ribbed, all sizes.

Children’s Silk Lisle Hose“ ‘

29o pair-

 

$1.00 Table. Cloths
A illem’y \t't‘fni. bleached
ask in attractive patterns,
med ready for use.“ .

domi-

hem»

7 9c

 

19c Dish Towels

One yard long.
bent quulll.1
, t-t's, nt

strong,

absor-

ncat fast color bord-

12 1-20

 

17c Huck Towels

Heavy weight
good warm: quality.

and
each.

12

strong;

1-2c

 

12 1-20 Huck Towels

Generous size, soft anti
bent: hemmed ends, each.

210501"

Be

 

Alfie Bathvaels

Lariat1 size, snow white,

with-
hemmed cnds, good weight, each

11c

 

22c Bath Towels

Heavy

drying: quality, each

weight, large size,

good

150

 

29c Bath Towels

Extra-t size,
.Lb:::1'bt-ttt

3111’.
ends

quality.

cood heavy weight,
hemmed

19c"

 

French Chiffon Voiles

l-‘ino quality, 40 inches
vulue 491'. yard.

whim: 1

29c '

 

White Voiles

sheer quality;
value 29c.

wot'en
crcpes;

fine
white
Special . . . . . . .-

Splash and snow flake el‘hcts}
also-

......190‘

 

- French‘Cliifi'on'Voiles

Finc quality, snow white.
750. 45 inches wide.

Yard .

..... ...-....

Value; -

49c

 

White Pique

Yard

,intito Poolin- and
Gabardine ‘ '

for w.aist.s
etc; value 59c.

:Yard'... .

\

Medium size welts; value 391:.
‘1

256:

fine “men excellent material}.
dresses and middies,'

39¢». ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

iPontzee- Linen

Sbwial;='yard.....»...

Noi-fidsbabie, in pretty shades",

49.1.»-

 
 
 

 

Dress Linens

, All pure linen,
skirts, suits and dresses;"
plete color assortment.

a

suitable to

:Vfl'xsnedal. yardf. . .,

 
 

 

IgIPai‘m Beach Suiting

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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