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TOMORROW , ’
m tide 3; 06 a m,; 3; 18 P m inf the family of nations.
Jun rises 5. 59' sets 5. 24. l "l have hated and loathed that spir-Z
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Member of the AssOciated Press 1t ‘ ' ‘ ' “ 11 m 1‘ l
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until misled,
nit-ally poisoned by the Prussian l‘ul-i
filing note was. and deserved to be, an
:hohorcd, valued and welcomemember '
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m SOUTH NORWALK. “mining ‘0 instill into the nation the WW‘
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The AssOciatpd 1t ass 15 exclusiVely many \(tllr‘t hated it till the, more its
damned to it e use for republication
"it! all news credited to it or not othe1- :1 m“ it ”I M's“) ”mung do‘m
~ ,‘188 credited in this paper and alsgl'hin" whith was dt .11 to me the old
ufiofiéfiefiw‘ofDtlgtfglfiga‘lllsge‘; spe EGermcuV to which I was linked b\v
flat despaiches herein are 3100 re- ties of fond memories and chetished‘
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| “From each of my visits to Ger-;
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‘tnany im‘ 2.; years, 1 came away more
transtnuta-.
WING SENTIuEL TELE
PHONE CALLS
appalled by the sinister
tion Pittssianism hud wrought unitingl
the people, and by the portehtous‘
L lot-wan; Branch Office—4388. t
lditor' s Residence—2189
Oity Editor’ 8 Residence—1492 4
menace l recognizcd'in it tor the en~l
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COUCH- BROADHURST.
Announcement has been made of the:
lulurriage of Miss Elsie M. Broadhmst.
REGENT THEATRE
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of 7 Laurence street, South NorwalkH
C RISIS 110 William N. Couch of the. U. S. S.
Arkansas. son of Mrs. Elizabeth Couch
of 30 Golden liill street, South Nor- ’
A Photodramatic Sensation from
“'illhtoll t‘hurchill‘s Great Novel
walk. The ceremony was performed
Tues. and Wed, Oct. 9 and 10
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pastor of the Baptist church. i’ortches-
ter, N. Y.
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Conley-Pearson
tire - world.
Business Manager’ 3 Residence—u
"It had given 111 Germany unpurall-‘
In
it had made .1 tittils lutl‘guin.
he lecognims. is g—uil
., of organizations here and there urg.‘l‘=tt't'n
! All ”I‘l'nlillll',
iy,‘ liut i'o
ithis war and the atrocious harbarism l
‘ ing women to give up old silver utcu- l
1113 or jewelry as contributions to warn ' ”l‘ ”i" crime ‘31
mlief funds.
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It's an idea imported from England. l
oi its t-'"ondutt there is t ui‘cnt dit~ r
mince in thtn degrcc oi” guilt of the .
An appeal oi this sort was nmde'
Gt-rtnttn peopltb themselves and ”it‘ll“
’l‘hitnbltbs were twit-
“It is the tttirt-r- ‘
there last year.
at! for particularly,
every'rltiglisii woman, no matter how
bamufl. rulers and lenders
ence between the man who, ucling un-
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“m“, der the intlucnco of a poisonous drug.
poor she may be, has a silver
‘hIE. Hundreds of thousands of
men, particularly of the middle
lower cluSscs, brought their thimbles.
‘ their worn silver their old
plosflver cuff links and
other treasures and tossed them into
(ha-melting pot.
runs uunn-lt in mud l't‘tbttzv, and the
wo-
llllh'pt‘lllilllllt’ ttitilei'ticter who :nltnittis
tested that drug, well knowing ”94L ml
the ghostly consequenc-
and
spoons. lv intending
M which are bound to follow."
bracelets and
This is the only plausible explanu
tion of Germany toduy. 'l‘hc “mun
run unlock" must be checked band con
trolled tit all hazards. We are engag-
td now in that poiilous lllld thankless
30‘. (.nitttsk. “c hope to bring the mudmun
'to his senses, if not by sound advice.
.then by it sound thrashing. When that
The originators of the [Hill] profes-
ned great satisfaction
wits. yeut. from the procecdst
of this sacrifice, they bought
over the re-
in one
and fire mo»
«tor hospital boats and contributed to
xyarlous relief funds for disabled sol-
diers, The silver thimblc fund ulouo
. mounted to $75,000.
L So far as the figures are concerned.
~~howevcr, no sensible American need
j he greatly impressed by these results.
I; I! fact to any man or woman of gen-
line business instincts, the procedure
jocks rather silly.
L If women want to melt up treasur-
' automobile ambulances
is accomplished we slittll have no but-
red left, we trust, for the misguided
victim of l’ruiislnnism. But woe to the
criminals who administered the polo
son!
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MUNiTIONs AND BiBLEs
Next. to guns and sliclls, the biggest
war tlemand seems to be for Bibles.
Publishing houses find it impossible
tto keep up with their 01 c. “
oi trinkets and heirlooms for the sake' d rs There
its the biggest rush for Bibles Vic have
sentiment—4f. the want to lve
‘2 y 8 (wet known .11" they say.
filings that they love so that the”. Orders for future delivery are piled
may feel they are making a real sac-‘
, up to an extent an entire 0 ‘ .
flute—that is fine. ‘ gg f bietl
But it is certain .Tu“ t Pulli h l 1
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1!- not justifiable on the score of bus— 5 m e
_ . . trendy contracted for enough Testa-
jless efficiency. i
‘ mcnts to supplv2 .000, 000 Soldiers and
No thlmble or 500011 01‘ bl M9191 9‘ isuilots with pocket editions, There is
'u at the present price of silver, is it natural disposition to give Testa-
worth half so much when turned m.|ntcnts to departing soldiers, and they
a” bullion. Melting up such articles accept them gladly. Theie nre spe-
. sheer economic waste, In all such ciid pocket editions bound in khaki,
L . .mcttnt to stand hard usage. And still
'uterprlses 1‘ real effectiveness 15,1111n orders roll in.- The "civilian" dc.-
nted, the people concerned had farlmttnd" is said to be its abnormal as
not give real money. They can, the military demand. Never was there
flutter afford to do it. and the pro- such an insistent call for complete ed-
, s will an much farther. iiions of the Old and New Testa-
M , - ments. _ ,
VTHE DRUGGED NATION The. religious spirit of the nation
, . thas deepened and strengthened since
The distinction drawn by Presidentwe entered the war. It's a perfectly
Wilson between the German govern-'natuml thing, exemplifiedln the ex-
business.
113-12. _ the marriage of Miss Gladys Pearson,
ieled prosperity. bt‘m‘llt'lt’lll and ud'i Fm N 101 No: “a” 1nd vicinin of Boston, to Mortimer M couley, oi'
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SILVER THIMBLES ‘thtnttd \(Hltll legislation ,tnd not "111d“, tonight (“1”“ng and cooler Sat lNmVVttik. 'l .16. wulding took place in
The “silver thiinble" idea seems ,0 it\V othei things of value, but it hut utday 'l‘he di 1,111,311.... w:hith was NW London, where Mr \ onltv is
be cpi-eadinbr to America We 1,9“,‘ttztltcn in ptvment the soul of the control our \\1ston.m yesterday "0“ "NM”!-
t a . . ,_.._.
moining has moved eastward and is
. t l‘l‘ .\ hi on.
now ctntrttl ovti Sou 11 n lit g llliook l I is visiting her aunt, M”
in the Lake ttgitnt and Now England.l
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“m5 and ”“1 )Ii’:*iS-"il’i’i river. 1““ Charles Burt of South Norwttlk. was
111;: frost with irtsozing tetnperaiurc the guest. of Mr. and 31,1 ll“. Fred
was l‘t‘ptil'lf‘d from North Dakota ~ nmndagp last Week. My. Burl w ctr
ant and the German people has not
than accepted abroad The Germans
themselves, so far as we can judge
the censored utterances which:
n the outer world, lndignantly
plant that they and their govern-
t are one. French and British
_ men and publicists generally in-
that so far as they can see, the;
just as bad as
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can people are
‘ rulers.
mm H. Kuhn of New lOl‘k, him
or German origin, and thoroughly
“hr with the development of the
em Germany, gave a wonderfully
mutating view of this subject in
1 recent address. He represents the
humans as in agreement with their
‘ incl government, not because
h} a whole generation they have
gilded to evil counsel and control.
I‘ ‘31 speak." he says, "as one who has
up the spirit of the Prusslun govern-
“ clan at work from close by. hav-
ing at its disposal and using to the
HI practically ever! We! to!"
themselves are evil, but because,
'- wwwh
perience of nearly every belligerent.
Struggle, sacrifice, hardship and sor-
row turn the minds of men and wo-
men back to religious things. War
makes them feel the realities of life
as nothing else does. And in ' the
stress of such deep emotions they
turn natttially to the Hebrew and
Chiistian Scriptures which have sol-
aced and stayed so many generations.
We recommend immediate '
commitments in the shares of
Brant Mines, “d-
(Forncrly Hopes-Johnston)
SIM author-Ind
W dam honed
hr 01-.
lReoedly incorporated to acquire properties
of Kano-11inch- Silver Mine Co.
101-. 0 new: in Ontario. Cindi, located
district In the film Killer Luke-
gift? noted- for rich-on of ore
Wraith-um an
9mm?“ “~35”
“kw-53w viii
:nced. Ihly muted
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who.
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In Utah
1. maintain~ .-
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Announcement has been made of
" "WEATHER modem?
111.: Lewis 11. Young of stony
t is causing tloudv and thirty weather Hum“? Young of in (‘harles ll \m“
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for 11 few weeks, also her aunt, Mrs. b
tihinitl G Robinson of Fittttklin uvt
one She notices muny changes in thct
city since her visit heie ten ytais ago.
i will probably pass out the St. Law
mice \‘ulicy tonight. l'leusunt weath
or with somewhat lmV't-r icmperature‘
it'tsvttiis b’t‘lwt’t‘ll the Rocky lloun~
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
'l‘cinpcrtttnre: _ lligglt,
til. Ji‘uir.
listed in the 351k Co, L. l. S. Artillery,
stationed tit Plum lslnnd.»-~Ilidgcfieltl,
Press.
Til; low, . ... a-
Miss Mary (furruthcrs has returned.
to the. Hartford ltospitul after spend-
r—-——-_ ' ‘ ' ing 11 week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert t‘ttrruthcrs, of Broad
1' ly ews
“Mike" Brady. of newburgh, who
illflt-l been a visitor in Norwalk, left for
he
liunbury yesterday. From there
will proceed to Troy and Chicago.
.\ir. and Mrs. Frederick H. Buckley,
of West. Main street, left this morn-
ing for Jacksonville, Flu, where they
will enjoy a three Weeks“ sojourn.
Mr, and Itirs. William H. Smith, jr.
have leased their home. at 12 France
street, and will spend the wintcr in
New York city
The Norwulk Y-utht (‘lub will clout
its season November
Norwulk attorneys were in Bridge-
port ioday, attending short culcndar.
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The Friday Afternoon Club is nicel-
ing this afternoon with Mrs. M. iii. Mc-
Cuuslund, of llttyvlew ttvcnue.
~Soit huts and cups O‘tiricn.
Mrs. C. F. Woodford and daughter.
of Windsor Locks, are the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest lo‘. lleGregor, for
a few days.
The members of the Holy Name So-
ciety will receive communion in a
body Sundtty morning. lit the ’1‘ o‘clock
muss in St, Mary‘s Church.
Mr. and lira. Robert J. Brecker, of
lNew Cunttnn. were guests of Mr. and
Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A. ll.
will hold a regular monthly meeting to-
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THE PARI
So.
of them.
Save From Five to Fifteen Dollars
On your Fall and Winter Wearing Apparel. Tomorrow more than ever before, “this great Bar-
gain Store of the people" demonstrates its right to your continual patronage.
better values than e'ver. New Ready-to-wear Garments for women and misses. Whatever you - '
may select from these vast ussortments of Fall and Winter Clothes, you may be sure that .
your selection is a choice one; you may be sure that it is the finest that this season has up to ‘
the present time produced, and furthermore you may be sure that it is an exceptionally fine
value for the price you pay for it, for in these assortmeuts are included only the survival of the
fittest of Dante Fashion' it own creations, marked at the season 5 lowest prices.
Bigger ‘ and .
We list some
Special for Saturday
Twenty Dollar Suits ........ .. $14. 98
Twenty-five Dollar Suits . . .. . . . . .. $17. 9,8
Thirty Dollar Suits ......... $22.00
Fifty Dollar Suits ........... . . .. $37.50
Special for Saturday
Twelve Dbllar Dresses for ...... .. . . . . . $7.98
Eighteen Dollar Dresses for . .. .. $11.98
Twenty-two Dollar Dresses for . . . $16.50
Special for Saturday
Fifteen Dollar Coats ........ .. . . .. “$9 98
Eighteen Dollar Coats ..... . . .. . '. . . . .. $13.75
Twenty-two Dollar Coats . . . . . . . . . . . .. $15.00
Thirty Dollar Coats . ......... . . . . . . .1 $22.50
Thirty-five Dollar Coats .......... $25.00
Forty Dollar Coats ....... .. . . . $30.00
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33 South Main Street
night. in the headquarters in the Town
Three Hundred New Smart
flats. Trimmed orUnirimmed
unions RANGE mom ..om . ........
- A saving to you on every but from 500 and over.
THE PARIS
CLOAKS and MILLINE’RY‘
South Norwalk
. . ..... 98c to $4.98 ‘
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Mrs. Clifford Randall of 'South Nor-
Asscmbly building in “'8“ street. - walk, Sunday.
Willicm C. Jesaup, of Arch street. ‘
has returned home after having mo~
tored to California.
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Mrs. Paul Butler. of Paterson, N. l.
was a visitor at the home of friends in
Norwalk today.
Attorney" Leo Davis spoke on “Tltc
Liberty Loan" ut the Regent Theatre
last evening, and Attorney Joseph
R. Taylor spoke at the Palace Thea-
tre.
Among visitors ill the Dunbury fair
'yes'lerdtty were Mr. and Mrs. J. Lun-
20 and daughter, Miss Susie homo.
and Eugene Churiott, of the Evening
Sentinel staff.
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flailit‘Sl style soft huts. O‘Brien.
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PICKING THE RIGHT MAN.
Great Responsibility That Rests Upon!
Precedent.
As Laura Jenn Libbey might sigh:
"We know not what strange pranks
Fate will play.”
President Theodore Roosevelt lifted
Colon-cl John Joseph Pershing Hover
the heads of many seniors and made
.him a brigadipr-general in the regu-
lar army. That was in 1906.
Now President Woodrow Wilson
hoists General Pershing over the
thead of former President Roosevelt
as commander of the first American
force to right on European soil.
When President Roosevelt picked
out young Colonel, Pershing~—he was
lthen forty-six—thei‘e was a roar from
City Clerk Irving 1). Robertson en-
tered upon his duties this morning and
T. H. Leonard Robins, who Mr. Robert-
son succeeds. was also in the office
helping Mr. Robertson. ‘
Permits have been issued to the Am-
erican lh-Dentell Company for whip;
the building on Strawberry Hill Ave-
nue that the Memorial Development
has erected for them and to Abraham
Kcuerlck for wiring at hishouse, 2 Liv
ingston Place. the. .Bull Moose's enemies.
The entertainment committee of. Favoritism! Just because P91 siting
Lady Washington Lodge, met at the,111,3laieimfigfiofi‘hzvgfiggrfixings]:
home of the cha rman. 0 y
Craig 11 orchard Istreet 1::géviifif;of ths'tt president's political a‘tdesde
’ . camp. Also many harsher things.
and rehearsed the play entitled "Badly! President Roosevelt only replied
Mixed" which will he presented on 'tltat he made Pershing a sextet a1
Thmsday evening, Oct" 25 at the bébause he was the best man for the
Lodge rooms. Beside the play there Oh
will be tableaux and old-time songs.
Coffee and crullers will befiserved free
of charge. All members and their.
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Now‘hl. democratic president not on-
ly t'ndoufseq Roosevelt’s tchoice, but
goes it a Whole. lot beiter—honors him
above every. other military man in
America ‘\
Picking the ri tman for the right
pplace is a. Napole nlc trait. Every
captain of lndustrmeust have that
gift or he never would become a cap-
a 11. ~
War gives the president of the
United States a wider scope. to ex-
etcise ability to pick men tulip is
possessed by any other indivld
the world.
He must create a new machine.
Washington, Lincoln and Grant were
masters or selecting the right men.
—Glmrd in the Philadelphll Public
Ledger. .
—SATURDAY SPECIALS
~Frcsh pork loin. 35c lb.
‘ —Small fresh shoulders. 30c in.
—Spring lamb legs, 30c lb.
--Fore quarters, 25c lb.
———Dixle bacon. 35c lb. .~
——Plnte beef, 14c lb. ' t
-—Slrloin steak, 35c lb.
-—Sboulder steak, 25c lb.
-Chopped steak. 25c lb.
——Funcy native veal, routing chick-
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street is being repainted.
The Trench coat is a model
of comfort and the acme of
style.
It makes last season's coat
look like the vintage of ’49.
" It has “the lines” that give
distinction to the wearer.
It's here waiting for you.
fiour.
pairing and extension work at the
home of Edwin Milton Royle. l
Miss Emma Bates has retmned to
her home on West avenue. after a. visit
to friends in New Canaan.
The
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ELECTRICAL ACT NOT A FAKE '
‘ Many people are inclined to believe
tthat the electrical act which is being
[shown all the Palace theatre today and.
{tomorrow is a fake and that the elec-
‘Ltricity does not do these things that it.
tgis claimed are done.
‘ i it anyone of the doubtch will
2 ‘upon the stage during
1 t'ance of the act as they are invited to
i.do some of the mysteries will be ex-
! i pluined to them perhaps in a manner
The John Htty'es residence on Gracie that thev will remember
cation of a slight shock of the electric
1"juice" will do no one any harm be-
1“- 13- Baur & 00-: 0f the Heights areiyond making’ them feel for a minute
expecting the arrival of a carioad oftits if they had needles sticking in
their body and hereafter they will not;
, the so prone to criticize one of the
Harold Whitney is doing some re lbest acts of its kind that has ever
appeared on any stage.
the original act and other acts have
’patterned aftei it
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form-
aDDll'
This act. was
—-Derby hats and caps. O‘Brien
Yes, there’s a. variety of pot-
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terns, colors and fabrics. Druggist s. M. Allen, who has not
. been real well since a serious illness |
Pnces $.18 to $35' of a few months ago, has again been? Elwood &G over on
- complaining for the past couple‘ of ' l
. RBGERS & STEVENS weeks. Edward fluttery is assisting at l
w the drug store. .
' _ So. Norwalk Sna Footwear
Norwaik Fred B. Baur of the Heights, who ppy -....‘ ,
_____’~_ -__ was formerly a resident of Danbury, is Fun , .M _
. busy this week‘in the latter town, sell- ’ ’
TROLLEYMEN ARE SENTENCED ing ice cream at the fair. Mr. Hour The Young Fellows E ,
NEngAVENEtchh 5'—‘I‘:Ii°t°;“lmn has been engaged in this sideline, ’ ,
Wesle 13 8,0 es are not eco - . r
trio Riilangy}l extra car which ran into 22:: 3:;Sshim a handsome profit, for The new models 111 full and _
a regular passenger car at North Bran _ . winter footwear mu interest _
ford on August 13, cuuslng nineteen LIBRARY WAR FUND CONTRIBU-' -
deaths, was sentenced in the Superior ‘ Tons ' every one “you. P
Court yesterday. from one to one and a Dark Bro wit, Cordovan, Kid,
h‘lf years in prison. cmdnctor Wfl' The ”brary War Service Fund 15
“mm '1. T1701! 0‘ “10 extra-won ‘9“ growing and is now 8222M. and we 09.11 and Patent leathers.
Mild to 3 ”If in 13“- Both We“ thank the public for its assistance.
pl» ‘ -' guilty 138‘ 'Nk- “'9 charge List of more contribute":
“ ‘19“! DORIS 1.11M: 0f misconduct Genera-1 30380“ Mat—*5 i m d&G‘
or?“ y lei-vent. Previoully the Dr ”“1 Nl'fi- Comm—$1 W00 over
octopu- . held them criminally N In. Funk Burn-1141. s‘ ‘ g 133 “1“th m !.l ll
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