< EVENING SENIINEL’
181111 rises‘5 :34; sets 0:00. 7 |
' ‘4 N0 BELGlANS TO GO TO STOCK.
.- Member of the-Associated Press I HOLM
Hing 101‘ UNL‘ llilliulliil P-‘Zih‘lt‘ncc. that 7 stand by their defenders in the trench~
- and riveting their own political “clinch-
' tion 01' the true
against truth”
with a governing class whose contiu-l All future officers will he
i . .
tied authority dctwntls on its ,kf‘t‘nillgffrom men already in the ranks.
M the truth from the people, with a con-'
’ voluntary consent of the Kaiser, and
‘ milled with shameful servility to thel
ALK ' pen in bondage,
tselves whenever. they care enough
.. about it to take the step that so m‘anl’
W 1 other nations have taken.
‘. L h A. L Gomifiopti There are signsthat the leave-n oti
W ._____..—-—.discontent and aspiration is already
ESTABLISHD. BY ’
run SOUTH new
working. The Reichstg, hitherto lit—
JAMES G0 3“ :5 tie more than a debating society, has; I
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I'RIDAY, SEPT. 14’ 1917 _ lately been demanding a ran V we to
mg-fi _.--..-._.-..1. 3 national affairs. And the pubhe shows
m‘m MANAO Fonfsigns of awakening. Germany orgy .
TOMORROW ~ ‘yet be free. Andvvith u {roe Germany
High tide 10:32 3' 111.; 10:44 P' m“ tvc can be friends.
The Associated Press is exclusively, ‘ ‘
entitled to the nee ior republication; Sidelinht on
of all news credited to icor not 0”““"'*ntanv‘5 enthusiasm for the socialist
wise credited in this paper and also
the heat nevus published herein.
An interesting
EVENING SENTINEL mm'dielgimn have long been urging Bt-l-
A . the fact that German authorities in
.
PHONE CALLS 'gian socialists to send delegates
Editorial Roomflgz. the conference.
Business Office—93. The Belgian socialist leader persis
Homalk Blanch Office—1388. l tently said that this could not be done
Editor’s Residence—2183.
City Editor’s Residence—14924
Business. Manager's Residence——
113-12.
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1 without a mondutefrom the party. And
:h‘llK‘G-‘lhe German military rule for-|
a
could not get together to discuss the
TRUTH FOR GERMANY Stockholm conference. _
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Sal's it returned wareor'respondrn'»; The German authorities finally gave
‘who knows Germany ertremely “Guild reluctant consent to such a meeting. 7
“President Wilson's indictment of the N07 long ago nearly 500 Belgian so *1-
German government “'1“ hi“ 3. ha“ i cialists held the meeting. ’l‘heir decl'
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blow to the Kaiser and severely shake: 570,, is what might have been expected, ,7:
- _ the existing gm‘crnniental system.
111 by anyone but a German. With only;
Will be a revelation ‘0 “‘0 Gi-‘l‘llliin. two dissenting votes they repudiated!
. , . ' 1- 1 I - , t,‘ . ' s 1
peoplt~it u _l(dCll£B tlunt 1n .1 cot ime Stockholm conference. l‘h(y WMKCONNECTICUT
reetly translated form.“ jagainst sending delegates even if so-
The German 119001“: he i‘Sitlaillfiticlztlists among their-‘ullies should do
have had it pounded into them by the! so. , -
governmcnttcontrolled press that "co-l. ’l‘hclr decision was based on simple,
alitions \vcre being formed to crowd" reasons and needs no comment. It was
them out from equality with other“a protest against German cruelly in
Will 000019“ “103' 1'3"" 139““ l“ll'the invasion and occupation of 891‘:
to believe that they are literally fight. giuni. And it was a loyal decision to'
their enemic.s are seeking to tour (lcrv‘ es. .
.
many ttrpit-ces and deny them ccono-i Belgian sopinnflts have set it ”up“.
mic opportunity, and that the Unitetlj‘did example of loyalty, dignity and
Slat” ““5 11"“ “5“” ‘1’ ”‘35 ”mm-u clear vision_to socialists in other coun'1
1‘ “'1” ““19"“ b“ u revelation m'tries. and particularly to the socialist 7
learn that ”ARV lllt‘mr‘tl‘” 1W“ “0““7pucllislfi in this country who are still‘
spending; their blood and treasure “isholtttng against selective service until
further on mil plot fort-xtendtng ”wicvct'ythins pertaining to the New,”
dominion of their imperial milfilfg-s t f“, “conduct of the war. 7
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“153 tighter; and that they may have2 PROMOTION MADE may , 1
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the peace they so urticntlytdrsit‘tb With] Pious announced by the war depart-7
uncured quality in ”I“ “UNLV Of nil-intent fulfill the expectation that. men
“0115, if they Will only Oltt'n NM? Pi’k‘fi‘dentering any brunch of our military.
oust their criminal leaders and estab- ‘ service will have the amplest opportuir
llsh an honorable, representative gov-3 ltv of promotion, 7
Thur for, in the enlargement of the'
' . ’ a an Revuiar \rmynnu'
safely deal. Emotional Gu rd \d ., Y 7. .
It Illtly startle them into n t'eullzn-7tlte organization of the. hahonl Army.
of things—it great numbers of oflicers have been tok-
ernment with which the Allies may
state
they read the president‘s reply to Ibo: cn truth the civilian training camps. It
pope But there's the rub, has been decided thnt after the com
How can they l‘t‘tld it, with the helm 7 pll‘ilOll of the COUI‘SPS now in progress
daries of the German empire Settled ; in the ofitcers‘ training camps no more
from the outer worldfcommissions will be given to civilians.
selectedl
It is within the power, therefore, or
stitulion that makes it impossible ttlZnny privatg 301mg: - to win whatever
' advancement his zeal and talent de-
serve. There is literally no limit. If
the War lttStS long. it is possible that
men donning khaki today for the first.
the conflictt
i
change that government. except by the
,wlth a press. that thus tor has sub-7
time may emerge from 7
with the rank of general and withl
names that will live in history.
There is to be a systematic effort
made to pick out these most capable
of command. in every divisional camp
there will be a school for embryo of-
ficers, under the direction of military
experts, aided by French and British
officers direct from thebattle front.
Every private who shows promise will
he admitted to this schoolund placed
in line for promotion. .There may be
50,000 or more commissions bestowed
in this way. ’
“In spite of some Ilepublicans, we
can believe in a republic; in spite of
some Democrats, we can believe in =a’
democracy; hurt in spite, of some Surfs.
we can believe in ,SumugeJHPort-
land Express. 1
Our faith goes further than that. In
spite of some-pacifists, we can believe,
in peace. , . . 1
someway}: -.,¢AMPAIGN sum
dictates of the imperial fin-ebootersI
who made the war? 1
It is said that only
newspaper-ever printed it full and ac-
curate translation of President \vn-
to congress, in
one German
son‘s war message
which he stated our reasons for cuter-
Sing the conflict. lt is considered un-
likely that any German newspaper will
imt'int; the recent message to the pope.
except in some gabed and perverted
.Iorm devised by the Prussian authori-
res.
1.:0ur government, however. is taking
pains to see that some Sermons, at
east, become acquainted with the
th. Careful plans being laid
orz‘disltributing copies of the message
junide the German lines by means of
airplanes and t'undergroun” routes.
, is hoped that thus, little by little,
no: facts will penetrate to the con-
sciousness of the Gemian people.
Whenlhey do penetrate, we may
ereasonably expect a revolution in Ger-
any. The Teutous cannot be' so ut.
. rly differentfl‘rom other, peoplmthnt
they will tolerate continued tyranny.
glittering and. , disgrncg .when. their.
ight‘ls‘m‘ude‘ mum to them attorney
311‘.
BOSTON. Sept. 18.-—Siuee the an"
sugar heron: Brigadier-Senegal; .W: A
plated for“. big campaign In, this
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they can free them-fret. ».
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g stock is small and will not supply the demand.
Ger- §
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iconi‘erence tit Stockholm is given by
to '1"
bade all such gatherings the part! I
"White. luchurgejof‘hrlttsh recruiting
* lA-,tblsicvnntry,tfplane .itme~bem..oom-- _ .
city '
eSt"'1R‘ange Purchase
It it: only due to the {not that these lungs: were purchased 7
last November that we unable to sell at. these low prices. The
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run rename comm.5
magma; ‘
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reputation here in Norwalk and "
about 100 of thetkangea are in§
.. daily use, all giving excellentr‘i
' L" results.’ i
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not volunteer, and who are exemptisi
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TO GET CREDIT l. Senatornrandegoe then altered hisl
FOR DRAFT MEN'amendment to credit, states in their,
tncxt draft with. the number of menfi
icverdrawn in the last.
!nceepted by Senator Chamberlain,1 .,
(Continued From Page One).
ichatrmau or the military affulrs‘commi‘
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YourChoiceat..-~-~ ----- $8.95
STYLISH SILK DRESSES .
'Several‘ hundred more New Silk Dresses. The girls in the store are waiting for the sale in
begin tomorrow so that they themselves may buy one. Rich tafletus~blaek and all desirable pool.
lt wus‘rcadily- "
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Announces a Special Sale of Women’s
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Over 100 Beautiful
Sernes and Taffetas
Two great; purchases of Women’s New Autumn Dresses.
All of them are samples—bought from two makers whose
samples trange in sizes from 18 up to 42. Rich silk tafl'etas
end good quality French serge-4.11 the most desirable color-
tugs—and, as we said before, in all sizes. Values in the lot
up to $12.50. -
.NEW $10.50 SERGE DRESSES
These dresses are wonderful value; out full;
some trimmed with white silk collars, some with
fancy hand embroidery; seVeral different styles _
to choose from; sizes 16 to 44.
Serge Dresses
trimmed with
sizes 16 to 44,
orspnisea from 16 to 44.
New Dresses
UP TO $15.00 SERGE DRESSES
Here is a wonderful lot of Women's New . 1‘
cent of $15.00 when measured by any recogniz~
ed standard. ,Just 100 of them in the lot—good T“
quality serge in navy blue, brown and green;
$8.95; $1 2.135, 314.50
1
for Autumn wear—worth every
braid and fancy embroidery;
- $11.95 ‘
melt EXTRA SPECIALS ALL, OVER THE STORE.
of a total of 100,000 Amer-icons and: ‘0, it from any quarter.
aliens, in arriving at the number sub-i “'0 resolution makes
ject to the draft, but. that no aliens ,
\vero conscripted, the Americw‘lrwP year, except citizens 0' Germany};
youths of the state were drawn to; WM?“ m the draft. The .stute'de-t
aliens’
all
about 40 per cent. in excess of thrift pertinent in ct work having the allied i Storm:Ser¢e Dinner size, good serviceable qual
proper proportion. 7couutries give pcrmlsston for the, , ' ity, beautiful smooth finish, variety
Governor Holcomb and other om»;drafting of their citizens, 3 4‘ incheswlde The” serges h” ‘ of designs. worth $300-
cials of Connecticut laid these facts”. The resolution 13 now before their the hlzhe‘dl imputationfor ‘colort S . l 200
before Prom, Marshal, Generalgnouse of Representatives and Willi finishand wearing qualities. worth Dec“! ------- 5 -
t‘rmvder. Secretary of War “interim”!y b" penned “a“ week, 1 i ”'50- '
and other nrmy otllclols. who admit. At ”‘9 0m”? “I General Cm” '1 899cm . . . . . $1.00 yard D‘Sh Towels
ml the inequality and declared they"I “3 “M today that as soon'ns thew
[pump ,hmmm‘m unable under ”“me passes the House steps will be«
low to corree the in better, .
But the lirlnmlregccjnmendtnent toV necttcut for men overdmwn m that
”n. joint resolution passed by a“. Sendf’r‘" draft so that; the numbermuy. be "
ate yfimrdn, will mm.” ,7“, inj,m,;dedticted from the number ordlnan
lice when the next dmft is made W "1' ”(wind loom the state In the
giving [Connecticut credit to u hum-tn")? ”‘11"- '
her 01' the state was drown on in that M’ “mall“?! 09611.net. for the next ,
r- . ._ gdrut‘t call. it was mid. although it
{102111111111 I m “a“ “I “3 proper pro; probably will come in November. 1
The Branden”? amendment ‘wllli The 60.000 aliens in Connecticuti‘
have its greate'st‘ eti'ect in Connecticut 1 were reglbtered. but were exempted}
“1,9,... 58,631 an.“ registered. Marylou the ground of foreign allegiance7
nachuuctts. 106.104, Cnlifornltt 67.404timum appear again before the EXQlllD-,"
llllnols 95,145,1ucmgan 70,099. Newmm‘ ”0‘3““ “'m’" 1““ ”mum“;
York 235,538, on,“ £99097 and Penn- pussesthe House, it wad explained at;
sylvunin, where 180,751 aliens :regis-. the othce of the provost marshal gen-7
tered. 7 fi- _ '
Senator Brandcgec stated during: The law provides that. when n t
the. debate on the. Senate resolution “‘55“ ’01‘ exemptions has been renter-7t,
that be strongly favored drafting the“d ”‘0 ""59“ exempted must “We“,
aliens. because, under H“, preempt?" examination alzaln, soul Genth
system, the Americans maintain our‘LrDWdPrB chief assistant. AR on m“'-;
government and protect our countryi stance. if ‘1" man is exempted fort
while the aliens take their jobs andiohronlc appendicitis, he must appear
95“,“. all Wm. genial , ,I for examination again, if be under- .
"The percentage of aliens in Con-
necticut. is 36.6 per cent." said Sen-1 the. “mo ““6““ in Connecticut and:
ator Brandegee. during “,0 dpbam.itlio. 1.273.000 throughout the United.
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lexemptlon bohrds “they desire to
number of aliens have come into our; escape “WW“ I“ the bolted. States
manufacturing establishments rl‘Onl'ar‘n?'",_When the resolution finally
Canada. .ltaly .pnd the southeastern1 Dasha"
countries of Europe. As the law
stands MW. in the case of men work- chimes IN souno NAVIGATION,
tug side by side in the big tactorlea. . ~ .f
the American citizen is drawn undl Because Of the many recent changes
marched off to the training canton-gin novigatiomof ”‘9 Sound. due ‘0 mil.
month, while the aleln there, who has'itary and naval conditions, navigators.
justns much protection front the law in this sectionrare jnfoympd' through
and the benefit of our government on; ,
the American cltlzcn. stays there authe Department of Commerce, that.
the bench and jokes and makes mn‘mnny new hydrographlc maps 0f the
of the American citizen who is drawn :Connectlcut shore have been prepared
for the army. Under this law it. is for distribution among navigators. and
better to be an alien in America than -
. . n th
an American citizen. The aliens get ‘that care should be taken in u“ g e
all the benefith of the country and old" maps. .
escape the great duty of defending it.l Particular attention is called to the
“It is an 111190851519 situation mlnew chart, No. BIS—Connecticut River,
Connecticut, and is the cause. of great. __ _
diSSatisfuction among the people, nouenlmueq W deep river scale 12000
only among those who tare draftedfl (3% inches to the nautical mile). This
but among those who are registered chart and a, companion Chal't 0‘ DIN“
and subject to the next draft and it is Island, to Mission (Reef, published in
the cousegof an intense feeling on 1 . _ 'h» claliret .
resentment. “long the families “giddy are designated wrt spe er
is alien. That is because a 'large
tiou. Both may be had
prices. -
The principal reunite. or chart 2151s;
the entrance to'the Connecticutjrlvei‘."
and its approach from the Sound. The
combined charts” cover a.stretch oi“,
{coast 18. ‘mlle in length. tronbmrche
‘ Point on the East to Falknerlalaudto
the west. 7 ‘ ’
marched. off to. a foreign land to fight
at -' nominal .
for those-whotteltliertechno). or. will - ,
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PUBLIQIJTILI'riea , '
commission assumes
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colds. neglected, ml? 1°“ ‘0 “1° moot. Qilyard and thirteen-othero allém
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“Moro than one-third the populationlsmm ”Mt-93‘9“" “We” before “”11“"
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. Special at; . . 12 1-20 yard ' embroidery and fine laces, and
{'1 . D e8 L. [IS ": tailored models.
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g All pure flax. French and Belgian _SD€CX&1 ........ 98¢
Weave, the best Wearing and wash- 1 . 9 - 9
log fabric. for skirts , and suits, women sand M15888
regular price, ‘75c andpand 98c a Middy Blouses
EH. st ”Limim
friends "of a1 these men who aretence to 1“"in 310113 shoreuaviga-
the ”"108, .
’ mmm10u1m0.Wednobduymmu .
SPECIAL Table Napkins
Cheek hemmed dish towels. yard
long. very absorbent. and excellent
for wear,
Special . . . . . .. 19c each
Wash Skirts
Women's white wash skirts smart
styles and good quality. worth up
to $2.25.
*Special $1.00
Wash Skirts
'01! the newest, styles, \vcll tailored
and perfect fitting. regular $2.98
and $3.98.
Special . .. ...... ... $1.93
Heutherbloom Petticoats
Genuine heather bloom pettlcoats.
lookslike silk. but Wears better,
all colors.
Special» $1.59
WOmen’s Shirt Wrists :
:‘Clearance sale of lawn and voile
shirt waist. value 75c. .
39c
Special..............
ShirtWaists
New styles, nicely trimmed with
Black Taffeta Silk
Yurd wide. lustrous finish. the.
hind. for service and satisfaction,
extra good value for
$1.39 yard
Wool Plaids
Handsome wool plaids, the, sea-
son's latest, 4-] inches wide, for
women's and misses, new full
l dresses.
Special $1.49 yard
{ vm-tt wide. excellent quality, 100
difl‘crent designs in light. dark and
medium.
~, Special , ....... . 150 yard
Beach Cloth
Yard wide, looks like real linen.
suitable for dresses ,suits and
skirts, in a splendid assortment of
plain colors.
Special 39c yard
. Beach Cloth
Yard wide. attractive patterns. ex-
cellent for separate skirts. regular-
ly sold‘ot 25c and 29c yard.
yard.
Sale, . . . . . . . . . . ., 49¢”);an
Anderson’s Ginghams-
This fashionable dress gingham,
in a variety of handsomedesigns
and" colorlngs, the most popular
cotton fabric for women’s ‘and.
misses dresses, worth 75c yard.
; Special ;... u . . .. 49c yard"
7 W1fite£orduroy .
g Yard wide. high grade quality, es}
. pecially suitable for smart skirts,
9 worth 98c yttrd.
i Special ... . . . . . . 59c yard:
1 'TablejDamusk _ 7
Regular width; intereerised, ‘finish.
. beautiful designs. excellent for
wear. regular 79% ‘
Smart styles, in plain colors and
combination effects.
'sbeeiatat
1 Children’s Dresses.
Gingham wash dresses for school,
to 14 years.
Special~.........'....
- ' SilkgPetticoais»
Women's changeable silk petti-
coats, in all colors with deep rut-
fies, worth $4.98.
Special $3.49
Excellent quality» muslin, acme
trimmed. lace 'and embroidery,
others with ruffles, regular 51:69.
diaerent styles and colors, sizes 6
69c
Wmen’82mte Petticoets. .7
Women’s White Cham—
oisette GIOVes
Two clasps, washable. ‘
Special 5013131111-
Women’s
White hemstllched liandkerchiefs.‘
good quality. regulur So each.
Special .......... 5c each
Women’s Neckwear ~
0TB.
Special.............
Percolators
Well made of heavy sheet alum:
value.
‘ PRESERVE JARS
Masou?s.,uints or quarts.
Jars. pints .or quarts.
Jelly Glasses
802) size, with tin covers.
Wire Jar Racks
Holds eight jars.
Fits ”Em All Fruit Jar
Rubbers,
___ 3 dozen for 19;:
Glass Wash Boards
Regular 50c
Special ..... 39¢.
‘Bed Spreads
hemmed bed
Crochet.
-Sneoialt.t.,....;....
Axmlnsterr Rugs
Size 27x54, linentback, heavy wed
pile, 01101631561901.1011 of designs..~ -
Sneeiol;z.~:.......... $1.95
. .7th .
CurtameSwrss
Yard wide, stripes, .dc ... cheeka.
andvfancyvpatterns, worth 17c. ‘ ‘
Spent; 'al.~.. . 12 1-2c'yml
4 1+, _ _,. . .
, -"Sash- Gurtains _
Good quality. Swiss in figured mill,
stripe designs, hemmed ready fol:
..unv-ouuuonon‘abut-coo-uo'lio
ll‘iloolao
« , ' se. larv45 .
7 Special ..r..-..:;..~59c yard Sm ' 13.1.1911snmm 1-1.... 341213111:-
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Handkerchiefs E
Georgette crepe and fine organdt'e.
in new and pretty ‘stylcs and col, '>
50¢:
luum, six cup size, exceptional} 1
$1.98 7.
_ ‘ 79c dozemw
Lightning.r Style Preserve
98c. ozen;
35c dozen
98c '
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pretty Marseilles designs. full elm .;
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