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m. scum ' NORWA I :
EVENING SENTINEL 3:he 213115135 offtlifea:lk103l3:ear:.30n in
.. ‘_ L a A. L. GOLDEN. Props.1 We have long regarded ourselves
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“world power," in the «use OI
nsrnnustfinn 5’2 '
JAMES GOLDEN
PRIDAY,00T.12,19173
Ibeing equal in strength and impox-
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. tante to the chief nations of Europe.
1But we seldom atlt‘d on that p-‘21I12‘i-‘ .
pie. “9 lited like a
‘with ‘21 high fence 12110qu hit estatr‘.
WINNERS ALMAKAG FOR1D
TOMORROW
Inigh tide 9:23 a. 11.1.; 9:44 p. m.
' Gun rises 6:07; sets 5 :13.
hermit giantI
Iowr whith l12- seldom peered and
f12m which he ~21dom stepped forth ‘ I‘;
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The ASEOCl‘dléd 11185:. is exciug‘iv e‘y ‘ 2011». \l e did not tour 11 down. it \‘an2I
gntitit-d to the 112.21: {or 1‘2‘publit‘ation’ished itself. when a foreign
01 as] news Cl'E‘dlll‘d to 11 or not Other-1
wise credited in K115 pnpcr and also
the local new: pubiirhed herein.
All rigl ts oi 12puhlitzrtlon of spe- l
dial 2.2 ~212ttth2~ herein are also le-
served.
all at 0112‘ e.
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undertook tO V‘.‘1n,b‘y V‘1o12‘n2:2‘, su-
pztmat-V out its curtain-21nd 11121112»: 11 1 ‘7
Sfll the master and tyzunt of man _
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i—VENING SENTINEL TELE21tiltl lt’ilt‘t'.
.. PHONE CALLS
Editorial Roomz——92.
limitless Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor 5 Residence—218 2.
City Editor 5 Residence—1492- 4 out countn 21112 \Vith 1112‘ oldt‘t‘ lei-1 11-1
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COAL OPERATORS’ woas 1“““m‘”
Black Diamond, ”19 coal 11‘2't2i2
that
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1tl11nklnu outsidt.‘
of it. Our minds:
1211‘2‘ becoming n1 homt- in Europe and1
IAsm 221121 Atrtca. \\2- 19241 ourselvcs‘ d
111‘th titizt‘ns ot‘ the mold, \‘1” see;
\Vhich :tlrt-zttly 2‘xis‘5
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pub 1,111
“I!“ m it ix good for us it imnn‘nstlt'
litation, informs tho world that
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coal 1112111221‘1‘ oxtromt‘lv bittt‘r 11:: :1 re 3 m ‘3 ‘ g 3 1
patriotism, it gites us .1 112‘“ 2112-21111'l '
own 112221011211 future,
suit of to cuts in \\'~21.<hinr.‘,ton." Tho od-
- ~2 2 013 0U“ 1 \lSiOll
itot‘ 5111's ht‘ has l)l'(‘ll tum‘ltnr wrth ‘ t l
‘ , . of ‘1n 2‘.\'~‘-212\01\1'11 11nd 2‘V2‘1 in not
coal do-V‘t‘lomlents.1n 1hr»; t‘otttll“)' it)! ‘ g ll
tVt‘t-nt)‘ you-rs, :tntl "nt‘t‘t‘t‘ hits ht“ 52‘2““
of
111g VV‘o1ld, in ninth V12: hllilll pluv {11:1
noble part.
(out mm in. Stlt‘ll :2 stztto mind.
1
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V101 ld
>21nt‘1 1111-i11tl2‘spni1‘."
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11143113“.
Vt 2‘ hate us much to gite
Our
mission, as no .202: it now, is to billl‘k’iltl
.. ll ,‘
\mervt 1m 1221\21111112‘11‘ 112‘ hr t I . l; . 1
' 111‘ o 1 ‘2‘ x‘ 11<to1‘1c-
"l1:2\ 'ixt‘tl ‘21 pl‘lt‘t‘ and said that an 1 3 3 g 3 u
tho road problvm is solved. nonct‘ tth
«on! busint‘ss could go on us uisunl and 1 American llt‘nlllt‘lflcl’ t‘Mllnhe
- . . - .That is our )ur 12,1521 in entering world "
ovorrbodv 35222.5 n supply. liut 11 11212511 t1 . l l .
9.01121 on. 11 cannot, ln‘t-uust‘ tho min-
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01‘s :11‘2- not tht‘t‘t‘. :tntl thost‘ \V‘lto 1‘t‘-‘
A TAX JOKER
llou mam ~111‘ptlct‘s these two con
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politics. 1
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main arc in no mood to work, Tho curs;
arc not :1V‘nilnhlv to mow couldn‘t-2111.52:
on
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Also
t‘oul oporators lmvt‘ bt-t‘n no oftcn tak-
3 to tight the
:221nl2‘d in 1112‘ junclo oi the new ll‘dt‘l“:
But 1
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1111541111111” 1333 333 3 ill 1‘21 '2‘11112‘ bill nobody knous.
ginw to lll("'t‘(l>‘l‘ tho supply.
(11‘ [won dist‘ovcretl. it is tl122 proviv:
on front their husint‘ss
1
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szcvm‘nnn‘nt and to 211121112: 1212 1
11 tax of 8 I
cent. on the excess over $23. 000 of 111221”
l‘fllllt‘ll iuconn‘a of pni‘tncrsl1ip.~ or in-1'4
sion which llllptlrtl‘fi
‘tlrlans that lllI‘V lmt‘c hztd lllllt‘ 1111110
1‘t ctt‘t‘iul so it‘rVision
33 33 3 3 . tlil‘itlttak who 2111011112: 12 busmt‘Sc .with1‘
product mn
{tittlt‘ or 112) cupitztl.
10 eXt‘t't'lSt‘
which ulont‘ cam tnt‘rensc
under 21 filt‘ultics.’
‘5 W in fairness it must bu udmittt‘l that
This provision, contained in Section
1
3 3' ‘ l x" division‘
the cool operators have found ‘22 tlitll ‘39 oi ”"3 “3‘" 90“!“ M .
3 'l‘l um ham morons-13“ 1"“3‘31’139lN1 “8 allitll'lng not
ll' ' ‘ (
and 211 tht‘.
to pro-
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3 cult situation. ..
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for cord
‘ 2i 1 "trade," but to tilt proit‘s-‘I
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ll atllt‘tts pnr- I311
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lltlllllt‘lv luwrt‘ts mid phwitiuns 11 II:
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3du2‘2‘ t‘uttl. 1:1 0112- 111111211-
. idlilcflli‘ltl" that 1112-
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writot‘ ignores;
luw fit111<,1nctlicnl practitioners und
would likt‘ \2‘1‘V nun-h to know about
oth
llzttc tht‘ cool mun tht‘msclws 210110
tcssionnl services
The injustico of this provision t‘on
it is n snot-int
ors cncnu‘cd in pcrsonal and pro-
nnvthinu to imptow conditions?
1
lint tho
nit-ts in the foot that
hnchI t I the i
n , 1 . ~. g ' t
lluw’ tin lht mtn oil‘tt‘ttd mu im 1
Cars have ht‘cn st‘nrco,
railroads: 11nd tho‘t got‘ornntt‘nt
buttered tho i‘t‘t‘ight situation.
the o orntors themseltos 2‘o opt‘t .1tcti ‘
i‘ ll 33 of tho incomc tux It is thus :1 rrmk
‘1 3'1
tht‘ I
1 - 22.. . 1 . - .... q, tl c dist‘sllninntitm against unr‘ful uorkcrsg 1
best dtl\(llll2lfil and 21115 1112mm 1
in on olfort to use 222115 to
‘ in favor of itllers. The capitalist who
available supply? .
3 There has ht‘t‘ntroultlt‘uith minors dm‘“ “"11”“‘3 “1““0‘0‘ ‘0 89““ ”‘0‘
3 2211111111111111‘ is liable only, to tho ill-1&3
, come1 tax and not even to that if 33333331
Iholds government bonds or other tax a
Tho 112‘111 2‘ member 1’
of u prol‘osston in tnxt‘d doubly on the
‘ Have the 0112211122115 triod 1112‘ ol)\l0u
Within. of sharing their war profits. 11112
, improving working conditions'.’ ‘
‘ . .. ftt‘c St’f‘lllllll‘b.
The prlccs t1x2‘d by lilt‘ got-crunn‘nt.
- may impose hurd<hips in some macs. I
moncv that he earns himself.
The sct‘tion in qucsstion was odopt-
it had 1181» '1‘
2 “But have the opt‘rutors 12211in triod to
mnkc thcm workable? 3
ed in secret Icontcrcnce.
The weakest part of tho arraign-
. . log 121 05021 ublicly
ment is the complaint that “cont 2111-333 3 33 p [3 p ’
erators have been so oflt‘n taken
, ‘ 0‘5 “hen the bill “as parsedu '3
from their business to fight the gov- ‘33 (3033“ 3
‘Most of the congressmen, npparentlydl;
digging coal! Suppose they 1M1 WlLL iT HELP To‘wm?
how“ a Spirit of loyal co- op2‘1‘ltron1 ‘If you me about to undertake any
ith the government, steel enterllli‘le." saVs Chairman Willard or
an” the copper men the sonar men. the National Council of Defense, “stop
3 3 3 tomobilt‘ men 3‘lllt3l manv other 1333333 33333 3303335633 the question, Will
e au . 2 ..~
dustrial groups have (10119.1
93333333033333 35333333 333333 33333 333333 333 333332115 not know of its existence. It”
3‘5 330333 53333333333333 should be promptlv repented togeth-1
5‘s Suppose the coal it)?“ had 210102921 er with any other‘ ‘jokers” that mavi .
all that time and Fitct‘gl 115011 1n be found. I II
”fighting the government" simply t02 I __. 1I1
1I .
its the
to loyalty to our country and our institu 3
uestlon. But they wouh. ce1~taiuty,fi°“5-3 It's :1 test of humanity and -.
‘- ' 'commcn sense. it's ultimately a tesl1 '
13 be sunk now in 533033 3333133333 of business judgment, because our bus-
‘NQSPML T1191" Ind-“St” “0““ “0‘ he iness won't amount to much if we let
.111 chaos.
cm a tremendous load of unpopular- 3
uch money, though that is open
of
The war is our great business now.
It is our greatest national entbrp'rlse.1___'
‘nnd 511521121 be our greatest lndividualI
enterprise. We have no right to en'-
IN woauo pom‘tc‘s
l
1, "We 333333333 no 33333333. ”33333 3333 3333333333 it. We ought not to undertake an?-
Dolmc-‘l it We would” 5“" former thing without assuring ourselves that:
President “That: Whléll‘ haircuts the it out contribute to the supreme pur- 1‘
wood affects 1123.”- lnqse
_ It is becoming 21113330121 ‘storyfimé. Whether it’s a Question ct incuey
. new view of our relation 1to‘1othor na-
IIlIous. But fewhmertéfins rc‘t'f appre-
2itIl'1elp to. win the war?”
standinr ot the great inu-rnutlonal1.»
1131:: latest belt effects, novelty pockets andother distinguishing marks of up-to-dcteness.
i
1
93‘
Eli
one amazing little "joker" has ulrou~13€73
1% Made of the} best. quality French kid.I a splendid
1 1, glove; in tan. gray, brown, white, not
’ black. self, and fancy contrasting 1 85
‘ t
rcnclu‘» own snlnrit‘d sultovttltuttt‘s 0316
Q 1101‘ cont. in addition to lul‘n‘ shut‘t‘ S
‘Dimensionc
i
ithiu help to win theIwar?'1
it’s a good test ofI conduct in bust 2 -. '
Heavy Flannelette, plain white and
neat stripes. , 796
Special? ‘
And they would be free Germany win, - 15-;
gage in any activity that will- hinder Systematic Canva.8 to 3° Made by
“ll-25,3 now being planned by tho
COATS
Made in-tbc very best of the Fall and Winter styles, with great mufiler collars,
Broadcloth Coats, Pom-Pom Coats, Velour Coats and Plush Coats—some plain,
others trimmed with furs, plush and Ramon.
$9.95 toI$55.00
«GREAT OFFERING 01F
DRESSES
OVER FIFTY STYLES
An immense stock, perfect quality, correct models.
We never had so many beautiful Dresses and we never sold so many Dresses.
Low prices does it.
$7.50 to $25.00
SUITS
Wonderful smart new models A most complete
showing of the latest styles. In every color and ma.-
terial the'senscn dcmunds.. Poplin Suits, Serge Suits.
Broadcloth Suits, Gabardine Suits, at money saving
prices.
$14.50 to $80.00,.
Buy New. and
BLANKETS
WOOL-NAP BLANKETS
Full size dependable Blankets, superior
venting qualities, soft decay and warm.
A DELIGHTFUL VARIETY OF
121w sum wnsrs
Hundreds of Handsome Styles’
A special lot: of beautiful Voile Wuiflts, trimmed 1‘1."
with fine laces. large embroidered 1 45 1,. ,2
Save Money
:ollur efi'ects. Values up to $2.00.
Your choice
3 1, Marx. .
, peciu pair .. ........ . .... «7‘...
. WOMEN S GLOVES WOOL'NAP BLANKETS Good-qualit Sflksgdgtgiffvilfes. ‘
Kuyser s 2-clasp whitc Chamolsette Washable, the ”bite or Gruy—The’se blankets retain all their good features, nd iiesh cofor‘ values ud to
31°“ for comfort; and 2 " ' 1193? continued wcur, and repeated washing; ' ‘ .50. Sale . . . . . . . . .3 .......... , ' 3 3 ?
durability. Worth $1.I 60. $1 00 :upericr strength and wearing qualities; $3 98 ' . 3
Sale, pair .. ........ . .. ‘ n vorth $5. Sale, pair .. ................... .. I 12
I FULL SIZE BLANKETS CREPE DE CHINE AND GEORGETI‘E %
CENTEMERI WOMEN’S KID GLOVES While 0’ Gray—Jim 01"” 5t°°k1hefiwy CREPE WAISTS 3
embroidered back. Reg. $2.50. Sale pr
with taffeta. Sale, each .
SWEATERS
WOMEN‘S WOOL SWEATERS
Fall‘s favorite styles are on display here. All the
season's leading colors and IItZ$5 9 8
combinations.
to.$10 00
Special, each ..... . ...... .
........... 25......-
Sale
' MISSES’ WOOL SWEATERS
The best styles in long staple pure wool, extra well scoured. firm they wear better last 10118" and do
all colors. 1 uniform weave; plaidsinItan, blue and piInIkII and ‘ ‘ “0t fray; worth 39°- ‘
Sale 51301" “”8312 Sale ...... .... 3 Special ..... . ..... ......... .
31055.93 COMFORTABLES ‘1 " " " " " " " " V " " '
INFANTS‘ WOOL SWEATERS ,500 3,1,, __,
A big variety of styles
....... $12.5
Sale .
‘ to $2. 49
...... .....w.
leecing and firm warp; neat contrasting
Jorders, silk binding; worth $6. Sole, pair ..
INDIAN BLANKETS -
Reversible patterns. in all the best color com-
:inotions; heavy eiderdown finish bound
BATH ROBE BLANKETS
ide range of patterns. in handsome color com
binations, with tassel: and girldcs to match. $3 98
PLAID BLANKETS
Superior quality. in pleasing color combination
plaids; blue. pink, gray, tun. No better blankets 6‘.“
at the price. Very Special, pair . .. . . . .
ALL WOOL BLANKETS
white with fast color borders; also plaids made from selected
Silkolene both sides, sateen border, fine quality
soft cotton filling, beautiful colors; worth
BARGAIN SPOT TABLE
Thousands of yards of the newest Dress Goods made up in
lengths Just; right for separate skirts, dresses, etc. Harvest Sale,
One-Quarter Under Regular Price.
$4.98
Hundreds of the season’s prettiest styles. Waiats of 1,
the finest quality are shown at prices ranging 13,:
$ 4 98 2 $2.95. $3.95. $4.95
............ '1‘21
—SI’ECIAL— I -‘
100 PIECES‘OUTiNG FLANNEL ‘
Good heavy weight closely woven, excellent quality
Outing Flannel; 1,2: immense variety 1 5c "3:3
3f patterns and colors t3 select from.
138.12: Price, yard ...................
WW
MAKE-U GLO BATH TOWELS
The Honeycomb wccva Bath Towel' is the strongest;
252:“
WOMEN’S BURSON HOSE
$3. 98M Medium weight, seamless; knit to fit.
‘ .Reinforced top, spliced heels and 35c
soles. Pair ............................
3 Pairs for $1.00
W
WOMEN’S EXTRA SIZE‘HOSE
cWFiI-
EXTRA SPECIALS .
WOMEN’S FLANNELETTE GOWNS
c5521 standard mhlerials, attractive styles; in plain
White, and pink and blue . 986
stripes. Generous
and $1.49
“LA CAMILLE”
The Front Lace Corset
With the’Ventilo Back
The highest cltlbodhncnt of
the front lace idea.
Absolutely authoritative tor
stylc' they mold the body to
express it‘: greatest charm and 3‘
beauty. 2
, The patent. Ventilo back, not
only ventilator: perfectly, but
is soft and comfortable;
‘R'emoVIeu all pressure from
the-spine.’
‘WOMEN’S‘FLQANNELETTE‘ Kimonos
(All the latest designs.~neutly mode and tnmmod‘ in- “1.35:3 333333333 333333333333 33333 33333 3333
lavender, blue, pink and gray.
ifloral patterns, all sizes. 1.1 9‘ .
Value $1.49. Sale
..
bo summoned to take part in the our campaign
«5.5.1....
MISSES’ FLANNELE-TTE GOWNS
Prices From
3Qmm$.m
BOY‘ BOQUTS PATRIOTIC WORK
their Iscoutmauternk reporting each
Them Fat» 2.1tu Loan; -. 1511,1112;
HIE 1.
3 ' Tb ”t
1915
The boys will make a1cwarded 21. bur to be. added to the
paign, and wlll won: zdlrcctly underwbouse-to-housexcanvnau.
The Boy Scouts will cooperate 22-12111
the local? Bonita-ti“ 22055221112555.
I-‘orflhe -puIrpou‘o cg timing-p11 tho1each; scout who secures Liberty Donn
An intensive campaign. which will work dmcmg- the Boy Scouts ct 24Am subscriptions ‘ho‘m membtars of, ten for
resell every man and women in the' erlca. who 55552521 ‘isubécriptibu's '10! smart: families during the Boy Scouts‘ individual applications for bondtlwper
$1324.13”. 000 for the 21m loan, a an‘e- campaigniwlll be cwurdc‘d in war- serv" reg‘istéi‘e‘d scout. There will
orwdll‘c flomScliuts, to amca‘flia-clo! 5mm! murmur 55292115252“ icovrmblém.
lulm‘ihn‘ in“ character to gold, silver and bronzé mold
or work or personal influence. “WlllI work of securing cubucrtb intro
uric) 21255 been ‘ by Burcau' lb t uwai'ded or the first Liberty ed to the boys who aeoure the. largest .
. 383333 ’ minim-2 121.3521. flux: Scouts IIII‘nwiItIo ne-
I Bulbriggan soles and top (xi
All Wool Auburn Sertre 13111150311119” evenly kvit 350 S,
The best $150 game 111 Am- rom good yarn. Pair ..... . ............ 2";
cricu: npsI wonderful Vt'car- NVWMNWW 55“.?
111:: 211121 it or. A splcnd‘d ‘ 1
2023. 2.1.2.222...” 2.». 222222;. WOMEN’S VESTS 0R PANTS 1‘;
who. his sole
, ‘ 990 yard Fleece lined Vests, high or Dutch . 3‘
Not cm 6 lards to a customer neck. long or short: sleeves; ankle 5';
length pants. Special“ ....... ‘3‘“:
Broadcloth 1 _ ' @‘
48 inches wide, in 22 splendid WOMEN'S. UNION SUITS ‘5':
range of colors This 15‘ the
4451.314 )“3 24-. .-
pOpular fabric for fall and Lightweight fine combed am '
33321311211233.333332112» 5:19:31“ *2"- “Iperfect fit; low neck and leeveless, I$1 00 '3;
$239 yard knee length and lace trimmed . r n‘ ‘4 1
All Wool Poplin WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
42 inches wide, a dependable :‘z..
and (12115519 qualitV, 8 good Heavy and medium weight, soft velvet ficeoercorroct
shades. This is a very DoD- *2 andflmsh inankleorknee ." ‘ 1 - “
ular fabric; vIIalue $1. 75 Sale eugths. Genuine good L" 50
$1. 39 yard cuts at
DEAT ’ ‘
first (emblem. H TO MOTHS‘
The Practdent of the United States ‘
To Will ‘aiso award ll United Statics fin If 33303338 €333 33330 the 3330833333 833113;;
to one troop of Boy Scouts in each ate a. flow ten or 3333333333 in
one closet and clear up trgltdy liar
‘3190 1’93 t’welveI hours. The Home in; 1155'
mm: 33 33b
‘an flimmduamtmoubénw 5212153 '8 new 5
11d illi chill” '
Stile securing the largest uumb‘ei-‘ ~o‘f «square Heraldehyde: bang cldth in: 3
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