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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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FRIDAY, JULY 27,1917
MINIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
'Iiightide4:569. m.; 52.2211 111.
Sun rises 4: 45; sets 7:13.
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' EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
, PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
:99: 7m;
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor” 3 Residence—2189...
City Editor‘ 9 Residence—14924 .
Business Manager 3 Residence— 1'
113 12.
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PRISON ALLIES
Anions; the militaty Iesouttes oi the 111'
gUnited 81111115 must b1 numbu‘cd the
inmates of a ,\’1111 Jersey lt‘ft)l‘lli(‘tl()ly'1
who are working 011 the state farm 111'
:‘f
Annandale. There are 32 young men
Specials
who have been released from the. in-
atltution on their honor, for the pur-
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Throughout the Store
ing Opportunities Greet You at Every Turn.
Without a
ST. STORE
Suv ' m r ' Clearance , Sale
.Norwalk’s Greatest Bargain Event.
Doubt the Greatest of All Price-Cuttting Sales.
Come Tomorrrow Sure.
You Will Find Unparalled Bargains. Money Sav-
Specials
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post 01 cultivating the farm. No watch
whatevct is kept on them. They are
treated precisely as t‘atm hands, and
the. ofliocrs in charge of the (91111 are
acting merely as ioremcn. The who
work from morning till night 1111 hunt
'any complaint or Itouble. Not one?
has broken his trust. '
There are 3'22 acres undcr cultiva-
tion. The supcthitcndcut reports that
he expects a not profit of $10,000 from
tho farm.
Among 1h:1 wm'kmen arc Poles, Ruse
. sinus and Italians. They l'iy IIltHSiaI‘S
'aud Stripes from the highest 111111":
'Oll the farm. They sign their letters
~"to the superintendent "Your Allies."
'l‘his'Js an excellent sample of what
is going on in dozens of penal institu-
tions throughout the countty. (in an
island in M: Issachusetta 13111 “more am
til-101111111 prisoners titling 53 acres or
land. T1111) lite in .1 camp and have
almost complete freedom. Their ap-
~ prcciation of the IIIt‘ they are loading
is shown hr the fact that recently
1hey remained on their little i>laml and
worked through a holiday rather than .1
return to spend the day loat'ing in that.
institution they had been committed '
to.
'\‘t'e have thousands of loyal allies
in our ptison population. men who are 9
‘ glad to do then share for their coun .
7 try. Their conduct shamvs some
“honest people outside. _ 1.
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SPRAY FRUIT TREES NOW
The Ohio Am'icultural Experiment
station advises fruit growers when 6
spraying their trees in July and Au-
gust to prevent wormy fruit to kill :1
:my existing tree diseases at Ufa some '8
time. I sat: eats Bordeaux mixture
together with arsenate of load. g
"Coming moth and some other up-
1,' pie insects, such as lesscr'an‘pie .
r111! .. ,, worm." say the exports, "are killed by “311'
"Q a summer spray of three pounds of
‘ . arsenate. of lead paste (or half as
much powderi in 50 gallons of water.
“Scab. bitter rot, sooty fungus and 6
-other fungous diseases will be check-
ed if 2-2-50 Bordeaux mixture (two I
pounds-oi ceppct sulphate, two pounds) .
‘ of quicklime and ."10 "allons of water)
is used instead of 11.1101 6
This, it is to be observ cd, is a 5110- I
citic prescription for apple trees in R
the climate of Ohio, It may need mod- ‘1
ification for other fruits and other cli- ./
matic conditions. But the suggosion "
to t’reat tree diseases along with the I
fruit is worth tryinE out, and the \
state or federal department of agricul- 1"
ture will give the necessary directions. 8
——-——~—O-.—-—‘-
_ SAFEGUARDING THE SAILORS _- -,\.-
Secretary Daniels started a new re-
form movement when he. demanded
that the civil authorities at Newport
close up the city dives in the interest
of naval morals. The Newport. attthor-
dtics indignantiy resented. the demand,
declaring that there Were no such re-
sorts in the city as Secretary Daniels
fobjected to~aud then proceeded to
put them out of business.
The secr'etary has followed that Q
font with a request made to the gow
e'rhor of Pennsylvania for the closing ..
0! all the disreputable resorts in the
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF WASH
10. 000 YARDS FRUIT OF LOOM MUS-
91225 DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. 98c
Bargain Table
GOODS. 121-2c
~ Worth up to 25c yard.
LIN. 121-20 YARD
~-\ard “111.11 \aluo 191.
W50c TABLE DAMASK. 39c YD.
~50 pieces of round 1111\nd.11111‘1"1etizc1l
Damask, excellent for wear.
75c TABLE I) \MASK. 59c YD.
—lllcatht11l 68 imhtt 11'.id-.= real «1111.1 1.111111.
quality, excellent designs
$1.00 TABLE DAMASK. 75c YD.
— 811011111 11ml ltiah manufacture, 73 inches uldt
full bleachtmd Itch satin finish splendid (lu‘lIIU.
$1. 25 TABLE DAMASK. 98c YD.
~ Heavy cream ltatnask. made fr:on 1111111 Scmtit
linen, substantial qualitr, excellent for hard
Wt‘lll'.
$1. 50 TABLE DAMASK $1.19 Y1).
--Scot(h anl lrlsh Table Damask. 72 1111 lies 11 tde
stiltdy value 1110111111111 range 01‘ patterns.
Tttblt‘
~1Bleached’ Damask Table Cloths, satin finish, at- -
.tractlve patterns, hemmed ready for 1190.
' 7c COTTON CRASH. 4 1.2.: YARD
' -—Ono case of Twilled Cotton Crash. _
160 TURKISH TOWELS. 12 1-20 EA.
5c TURKISH WASH CLOTHS'ZIM 50'
TABLE NAPKINS. $1.98 DOZ.
--St.urdy quality. 'nn excellent Table Napkin,
lu‘mmcd ready fot 11511.
$1.00 LINEN NAPKINS. $2 .98 DOZ.
~33)ng1150 fine Scotch linen. satin finish 1111111
180 LINEN CRASH. 15c YARD
~BRIDSII‘Y‘R famous all linen t‘r.tsl1es.pl.tin twill
ed and Klaus. checks.
28c LINEN CRASH. 19c YARD
—-ISeotch and lri‘sh, all puns linen, plain white.
or with border and glass checks.
25c RUSSIAN CRASH. 25c YARD
~0nc case of this famous Crash, noted for its
drying qualities. all linen.
l9c DISH TOWELS. 12 1-2c YARD
--~ilen1med ready for use.
~chular size, strongly woven and sen‘loeablc.
221: TURKISH TOWELS. 16c EACH
~~Full bleached, with red borders.
25c TURKISH TOWELS. 19c EACH
—Extra heavy, big size. silver bleached.
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19C FEMALES 12 l-2c YARD
10c COTTQN CHALLIES. 6 7-8c YARD
‘ 10c BEST "AMERICAN PRINTS 6 7-8c
Q‘vicinlty of the Philadelphia navy yard. K
Tboo meat was accompanied by a
mpletc List of the resorts in (“1115-
11011, and backed by the announcement i
that it the state or municipal author- V
Q bu neglected to close them the Ma- '
‘rlné Corps would post pickets at their ‘
doors and but all enlisted men from
entering.
. -lt is in harmony with the plans of .
Q'tho war deportment tor protecting the 5
boys 111- khaki. Both army and any 1
1‘ ' to be what they should W 1' 1
gotten: 0: clean. respectable and Celt: -
'jo'be‘cdbs young Americans. 1101111111;
‘ ting the most decent poop! ' 5
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20c GALATEAS. 12 1- 2c YARD
—~Best quality Galateas, for women‘ s.- misses and
childten‘s wear.
-3tl inches wide, light. dark and medium colors.
——1,000 ya a of figured cotton Challies fast colors
~1-Sc LONSDALE CAMBRIC. 12 1- 21:
——36 inches wide.
QSnlePricc'.each ....1..........
'1.
BOLSTER CASES
Fine grade cotton. Value 49 cents.
Sale ........................... 29c
PILLOW CASES
Made of good grade Inusiingis-e 115x36. \‘al. 22c
Sale. each ....................... 16c
PILLOW CASES
~12x36, north 30c ........................... 25c
—-~t."1x36, worth 351: ........................... 29c
~4511'18 12. north 37c ....................... 32c
- 50\‘36. wotth 39c .............. f' ............ 35c
CRIB SHEETS
Made oi Salem sheeting, strong and sturdy;
size :51168, value 1’10 cents.
.. 39c
91.50 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH. $1.19
PIECE
-Soft finish-even thread, for night robes. under
wear, etc.
$2.00 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH. $1.69
PIECE
——96 inches wide, clmmoia finish,
excellent quality.
$3.00 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH. $1.98
PIECES ‘ '
3 2 Yard 11 Idehiuh «11.11119 1.111111111111101 women's and
misses tine underw'etu
$3. 50 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH. $2.98
PIECE
..——40 inches wide, superior crude. Iioeakin finish.
$2.00 NAINSOOK. $1.59 PIECE
~Made of the Egyptian cotton, special soft finish
for underwear. garments and infants' dresses.
$3.00 JAPANESE NAINSOOK. $1.98
~40 inches wide. made from fine long Sou Island
cotton. soft, and firm texture.
$2.50 NAINSOOK. $1.79
..~—36 inches wide. fine men weave. superior woar-
ing qualities,_apcclnlly adapted for line under-
wear.
25c WHITE SOISETTE. 16c YARD
.-A fine cloth. with a finish like "lnnsdownef! 32
inches wide .
59c FRENCH MARQUISETTE. 34c Yd.
~45 inches wide. fine imported Ftcnch Mar
quiactte. for women's and mtsscs' waists and
dresses. ~
29c DRESS GINGIIAMS. 23c
;—Andcrsons hue. Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide
all colors. in stripes plaids and checks, also
plain colors.
very durable,
' WOMEN’S 79c SHIRT WAIs'rs. 59c
—-ln 9 great variety of pretty styles.
WOMEN’S ATTRACTIVE BLOUSES.‘
980
-—New and effective models, of Voiies, Batiste anti
Novelty Materials. plain or trimmed.
CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES. $2.98
~~Dainttly embroidered models. in white and colors.
WOMEN’S 92.50 MIDDY BLOUSES.
-Fancy figured and striped popllns, cool and attrac-
35c AND 49c RRUSON HOSE AT 24c
PAIR
and white, regular and extra sizc.«.
39c WOMEN’S HOLEPROOF HOSE
AT 26c PAIR
black only.
WOMEN’S SILK FIBRE HOSE. 35c
PAIR
~Black, white and all the leading colors,
—- Black
z—regular sizes,
um MEN’S 25c SILK LISLE HOSE. 21c PR.
. $1.98 ~Black. white), navy, gray and tan.
WOMEN’S $5.00 SILK SKIRTS AT WOMEN’SVJES’I‘S FOR 25c
$2.97 —-F‘ine ribbed. trimmed neck perfect fit.
. .Sntart models. in an excellent collection of colorlugs,
in beautiful stripe effects.
WOMEN’S $1.50 WASH SKIRTS. 98c
"din plain whito and stylish attractive sport designs.
WOMEN'S $3.49 WASHABLE
SKIRTS. $2. 95
—~Cl1armlng‘models in plquc,gaba1dine and corduro3.
exceptionally well made.
WOMEN’S SUMMER DRESSES.
94.50 AND $6.50
Worth $7.00 and 10.00.
~\-‘otles. Gluxhams. Pretty Chicks and Plaid I’at1
terns, in an assortment. of all the leading styles.
WOMEN’S $18.00 DRESSES OF
FINE TAFFETA SILK. $9.98
——'t‘ho very newest summer models. in black, navy
and other attractive colors.
WOMEN’S UNION SUITS. 59c
-~»i-‘rench"top shell bottoms.
WOMEN’S SILK PARASOLS. 59c
values 11p to $2.00.
-vin plain and fancy colors,
BOYS’ WASH SUITS. 390 AND 59c
-\\‘ere
ly soiled.‘
39c SCOTCH MADRAS AT 22c YAaD‘
-Yard wide choice assortment of patterns, cream and.
\1 111111.
25c MARQUISETTE AND SCRIMS AT
171: YARD '
——Sheer quality, white and arab, hemstitch and
drawn work borders. full yatd wide. '
16c CURTAIN SWISS AT 12 1-2c YD.
—Good quality
figure. 1.
$1.25 BUNGALOW APRONS.» 89c
wattractive patterns. regular and extra sizes.
WOMEN’S NIGHT GOWNS. 49c
win high necks. also in slipon models, good
quality muslin.
$1. 25 NIGHT GOWNS. 89c
-—Ftne muslin or natnsook. various styles,- daintily
ttl.mmed
$1.50 ENVELOPE CHEMISE. 89c
vhlany pretty. models of nainsook, battste ot
muslin. ‘
29c BLACK MERCERIZED LININGS.
21 CENTS
—Full yard wide.
REMNANTS 0F FIGURED VOILES.
12c YARD
~Sklrt and dress lengths. 29c and 391: value for
69¢ DRESS LINEN. 49c
—Chotce seiectton of colors, yard Wide-
$1.49 'rAFFE'rA 8113.91.19 '
' —Blaok and blue, yard wide, limit six yards.
751: SURFSATIN. 63cYARD
—-Warranted salt water prOof. 32 Inches wide.
$1.39 WHITE BED SPREADS. 981:
45c stamp goods. 19c, pillow tops, scarf, aprons
and center pieces.
HARVARD SHEETS
——Specially \Good Quality Sheeting. .
Size Sale Price
—54190, woxth 95c .. .......... .......... .791;
-—72x90, worth 98c . .............. . ........... 851:
——81x90, worth $1.15 ............ . ............ 981:
~81x99,. worth $1.26 . .mi~
. $1.25 MUSLIN PETTICOA'IS. 899
——,Mnny diaerent styles. with embroidery nuances.
others with rows of lace and insertion.
‘ $1.25 CREPE PETTICOATS. 79:
——The materials that 1909111111 washodandreguires
no Ironing. . .
DURABLE SHEETS
‘ Made 0111 standard brand sheeting, shod
wearing ndlnunderlnn unalities.
Sate P1199.
loo-lotion um o-i
Sm
49990. wean $1.19
"12:99. wag: $1.29
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- § 411119 61 on color
- $1.25 CORSE'I‘S AT 851: PAIR ..
' -—The-La Betas and. C. 3.. uptodntc models.
Hound's Hassnooss mus.
$1.171 ‘
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$1.25 PRINCESS SLIPS. 89c
—Good quality muslin or nainsook,'lace and em-
broidery trimmed, button back or front.
25c CORSET COVERS. 21c
.—-In fitted 01‘ French effects, embroidery lace and
muslin trimmed.
KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE. 16c
-Regular 251:.
CORYLOPSIS TALCUM' POWDER.
' 1 11¢ ‘
,.—-R-egular 15c. ' '
WIDE-OE HYDROGEN. 12c -‘
—8 oz. bottle, regular 17c. '
WOMEN’S HEMSTITCHED HAND‘
KERCHIEFS 6 FOR 211:
—-Regular 81: each. . 1
' 29c SIBK'RIBBONS. 19c YARD C
“Taffeta. mossalino and moire.
KAYSER’S $1. 25 SILK GLOVES 980
~16 button length, doubts tip lingers. black and
11111119..
WOMEN’S HAND BAGS. $1. 39
‘a-Newclt 911101 silk and leather lined. titted
40c JAPANESE MA’I‘TING. 32c YARD
~—I’latn colors and fancy designs. yard wide.
30c TABLE OIL CLOTH. 22c
~48 inches wide. best grade, plain white and a
big range of fancy patterns.
9125 CROQUET SETS
~—Natural wood finish, four balls and {our mallets, in
wooden case.
FRUIT JARS. 89c DOZEN'
—-\\'idé mouth glass tops, pints or quarts.
' 10c CAKE OF PURE CASTILE. 8c
150 HAND SCRUB. 8c
LHurdwood and fine bristles.
35c WRITING PAPER 250
-0ne lb.,108 sheets for 25c. .
Envelopes to match, 5c.
$1.49 PRESERVING KET’I‘LE AT 98c
—8 quart size,'pure aluminum.
92.00 COPPER" NICKEL PLATED
TEA KETTLES AT- 91. '35
~~Size No. 8 or 9.
$3.50 ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES.
' ‘ $2. 49
—Superlor 3:11:10, fully warranted. ‘
socBOTTLE or O’CEDAR OIL. 37c
~Forcisantng and polishing furniture. pianos, etc.
' RIGHTS .srovn Q ‘ AND INICKKEL
POLISH. 3 FOR 23c
—-‘The'best polish made ior'nlckei or iron.
1,851.50 nuts. Ports STYLE SAD:
'1 IRONS98¢
‘~ emanating or three arm stand 9111111101111. 9111.119 1‘
nickel plated
75c and $1.00, size up to six years, slight~ -
:16 inches wide. in stripes, dots and'
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