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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 5, 1918 · page 6

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ESTABLISHED Biz
JAMES Gannon
’fiiibivj‘ifiiy 5,1918 ..
WTURE ALMANAG F011
TOMORROW
High tide 10:44 a. m.; 10:57 p. to.
Sun rises 5:26; sets 8:29.

 

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‘ Mutation- of the Associated Pr-iis I ”—“—‘.' i“ ':"""*'55' Russell. t‘harlm Blur ltowi.:iiil. .5 :2 -’
The Associated Press is exclusii‘elyf “THE GERMAN MICHEL" ' “And what a rlcar'irc it is to r‘r-c all than 15. Saint-rd. .lr. t‘c il >~ll‘ v v -i l. '
omitted to the use for publication at, _ -. ..1 _ III -t' in In) (ha-m. (-Hu its and pinumfmiqul‘It“ “Hm“ “.hm 81mm “HI, Sm 2-4. .
Ill news dispatches radiled to it an T‘M” “ lm‘ ' mm" “m ‘ J“'““‘“""5- ”Wing “"tl alulhltiic. on» trunncr Snnuuisi. (it‘olflt‘ l-Zilt\'l“i I IV ‘7 n i
”t otherwise in this papcr and alsaI'phrasc "(lcrnian inichcl." applied 10 ”1 ”“llll 3'“! hm”- llll'll' 01” i"‘llllll‘.‘-'>‘ Swan. Francis: l). Vauuliii. 'l'l‘.oti..i1 ‘ * ‘OA‘iEN 5 AND MlSSES, DRESSES SKIRTS SHIRT ‘V‘IQTS SLTITS
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the local news published herein.
All rights or republication of apo-
chi despatcbes herein are also re

 

med. I "her IlPlll‘il'lle llit-licl," is what (it-r. illilltt'iry-lntllmt: it‘s‘klilli‘tfihjxh :Ilic'ttkII m. iIiclI. lItItitIizti'tl IIli.I 'l‘ill'lUIfi 13"I1‘I3IH‘I‘I3? . ting lh t t t 1 I .

...,___.._-_.’A—~—- _.,- '—-- »—7—~»—~——’. . . II . . I . II .. 1’ . .' . - llt‘ rT‘t‘I'l its H‘l vlzrin. ll )("l‘l . lltJ'iritll. 1’1"“ t‘ l- I egrea es amoun 0 ' y: I ,

.mma SENTINEL TELE_ maul tails lici lildll-povtc‘i‘. Michel IarII- making iorIyou and n.c. [hulpriok ].uttccn. .lohn t‘tirson. Hi»: It Of these bar rain ‘1 U8 for the leaSt m0n93- Don’t fall to take advantage
PHONE CALLS iis low (icrrnau for "Michacl." Manv for AM “1"“ tllll)’. iicit to tluisv u" lilsic llcnuctt. Mist-i Sarah ltciincit k S. l .7

ultorial Rooms—‘92 lcit‘iici" 'll't‘ lll'clv to rt -ard 1m nun“ ”I‘” mulclfl‘) can biI- llltll'l‘ inipclliti: In addition to tho ttbtilr‘ llrl ot' llcd ,.

. . -. > . x “L ‘ * iian to ici. ”in: ciccr and i‘lllliltll'l din}; [mlrio’tit- youths ilicrc pro 1‘?" 7 .

W‘Oificw—M- las rct‘crrin: it) thc .ti'cliangcl Michael. I‘” ”W‘Il‘ l'lll‘a‘l‘ls and l't'icndx, as I ll‘.‘ more- (lcorzctown boys who :ii'c Lind . “v 031E333 AND RTISSES’ B ATHIVC AVDS‘VI‘ ' Y ‘ 7 ‘

‘W Branch omcer—l388. and sugar-stint- thc triumph-tut )owcr to rcmtiid llil'lll how honored Hm)- aw natcs ”I ”pm-geumn‘ in lush-.t-tII .\o . \V AQH QKIRTQ ‘ 1 ‘ . t LUIINL SL115

Editor’IrResidenoo—le-Z. . " “ ‘ ‘ {l‘."“"““..'“"""."3“”{91’1 “all 10. on on» im- .iusi a... “mo" ' ‘ t " r A“ e"“el’t'wmu attiractive variety of st let!

my Editor’s Residfllfl 14924. Iof tictiiiau aims; -, .uy nun out tointiy. :ztatmtdc tor or “dis-ton town lllit .s': . ht AI . . I . . . . . . II . I . . . . . . I . . . . . . $2.79 and nodels in women’s Bathing and Swi ying

mines: Manager's Residence—I

111312.

THE COLUMBUS OF THE AIR

 

With our new :nialmnint: oi‘ aduiirtr

tion for ltalr and inicrcst

Italian, llit‘l‘: is a ‘ill'till: appcal in the

suggesdon that an lttzliun should nu-
tlertake the iirsl :itiplaiic l’lici‘t ii'oiu
ltluropc to Atitcrica. it was an Italian

explorcr woo discovcrcd Ainct‘ica:

why not‘an Italian t‘olunibtts ot‘ the.
air?
Tlic him i.»- not rccardctl as vision.

ury at all. Expcrts maintain that air-

planc construction has nii‘cativ advanc-_Miclicl.” lllt‘tlltlllg “lliclicl remains Mi. the ul‘vntcsi of all motions alto-n l'subjcct of tlic “llirthday of littlcpcnd-

.. . - . - - . . ~ . . ‘ ~~ . -. ‘ . n llc apokc oi - , Q‘) Q -
(if .9 .N ) : .1 ‘ ,, : _ (.MI .\ tcrman “HIM H mmnm.“ “mind thtin that this “to in not oi «nu and licniotiatt "- . . , r I .... . .-
0 “I “0‘ h it "H“ ”H ttdwtlm ' H m. ...,,m.,..i.,., M... H... “......“ ...... Rc..ular prict $0.98 $3.95 . . 9U 33-49. $4.90. 36.9.)

tic \oyagc practicablc and sat‘c .\lorc~
brcr, it happcns that our- of the most
poworful and dcpcudablc airplaucs itt

l‘i‘cst‘rtatiou ol our national lit’c. l I l 4. l .2.

(wistcnce is tlic (‘aproni and tho ltal- tioii. "We had nothing to do with tho .ol‘ cvcry Aim-rican citlzcii during i re. k v .t
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. . . I ‘ l .. .. _ . _ . .. ., . . cans-cs that brought it on: wc wow u "li'yiut: tliiics and. at the conclusion tiiI ONE THOUSAND \VAIS’I‘S POI LIN Slhk. MESSALINE A ‘
Jan inuntot himsclt has omicti toI l'.\t'l\. ”Milli—till ptison. add- pcacc-loving. prospcroits and contcnt his addrcss. hp “1” npplaudt‘tl. ”mp-I. ND I‘

furnish a plane and a pilot and crew

in tliiuua

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the top.
Picturcsquc. artistic.
But aboic all. attic and Vigorous and

historic, ycs.

llcttns you likcA—thcy‘ll fit thc little old
city in the Arno vallt-l' bt'llt‘l‘ than

scholastic tcrins. Alivc and kickiuu—

’ “ i i l _... n '- ‘ A) (.93 .
”g“ on 11” Nb ”V" I” the “mm pl'llilil’lL'), mud inc i: i would vary o

(of two thousand ycars. \l‘iiat morc
Iappropriatc than kinship with Aincri-
Ica? What more appropriate than that
lPrcsidcnt \‘t'ilsou should be made " a

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! l~‘lort'-ntinc.’

 

l . ‘
Illi-t-‘ll so :cnzirally and proudly lJ)‘ tho

{(it’llllan llitllOl) today.

l . . .
» As cxplaincd by a wrucr in llic Now

iYork ’l‘imcs. it is nothing of thc sort.
Ilt is a tatclI-plirasc by which tlic (lur-
Iuian pcoplo "call tlicinsclycs fools and
‘lnsist on it."

For iii tit-i'inaliv, a "Michcl" is "a
tool a clown. a wcakrwit ol' urcat pliv~
sicul |)(l\\'t'l' whcn tii‘tillht‘d. but wholly
doiuinatcd ii\' iii: niastcts oi lllf-lllt‘l‘ in»
in plain

twlliwt and .i‘.l‘t>ai9i‘ powcr.

l'nitcd Status. " tlic (lcrnian lMillicl“
nicans “The German book."

The phrase is hcard cvery day and
cictywhcrc in tlcrniuny. l’al‘tit'tilal‘ll'

oiic lit-urs thc saying, “Michael blcilll
.

t . .
leicncvcr anything gocs wrong With
him. llc applies it to (it‘rmuny \vlicn-
|

cicr ttli\ thin: gocs wrong with thc na»

lllt' \“l'llt'l'. 'will aurcc with me that

dcniocratic. l'se any Yankt-c slangt

 

louonomown
l HASBIGGEST
. EOURTH KNOWN

J locomotion-mm Page can;
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Iprucnt with you on llll.‘ day and lUl
' this occasion. _
‘ “When your tuition d thairnian. .\lr.
‘ tcw word:- ‘oi you today. lditi iiiit lll‘sl'
talc for a inomcu: to i'cply that it
iuould be my trrcatcst ptcasiirc. as a
.Il’riciul of the Georgctowu pcoplc. and
my most obtains: duty as an .‘inicii
can citizen to do lli’llt in any way poo
:sihlc to nuke this community tutu-11m
l

llaL. to do laptop. and civc hcarti'clt
Ll'itlllllllt’ lll llltls’i' lioj. s of (liturpcttium
luvhosc naiiu-s and mcmorit-s arc writ»

ilic sacrilicca thvy arc ciuiuraic. and
lll'\\' onc day. (iod grain it may be
noon. tlic .s'tiiroii' oi thcir FPllill‘ulltlli
will lw turucd into thc joy ol‘ rt‘ulllt‘i‘.
and into pridc. as thcy llll'l) iti licart
tclt uratitudo to God and thank. ham
Ilor having ail'in llll‘lll a son who was
nailing to .L‘lH' up all that this world
holds ticar. ittllicr than :cc tlicirdcar
old “at: ll‘llilcd ill the dllRl 'ii tlci‘tral.
and their llPltlYOd country hot-ome- thc
vassal ot‘ a t‘orcigu powcr.

 

"l iiccd not attcmpt to cliccr lllt‘llI
sorrowinc hcarts hy rcmitidim: tin-int
of tho tioti-likt- work. tlic it‘d t‘rossl
Illll‘ Y. M. t'. A.. Hm I\' of t‘.. tlic ch»
:lsli llclici and the Salvation Army arci
doing for the physical aiid iritiral wcl-l
larc ol' tltclr boys. \‘t'cll lllt‘} ltttow i1‘
and thcir gratitudc no man can put
into words.

"But i am .surc l lllll :zivitu: tlicmI

our making; that it iii'iiot a war of
Amcrican tractors-ion i'iir pow-or, doinin~
ion or posstsslon. but a war of dci't-ns'c.
against national dishonor and for tth

 

cd pcoplc. Wronkn, insults ninl injuiwi

 

pole. to the Georgetown Community
Club. and read the.» following ll-‘l oi
Georgetown‘s boys and girls. \\'l‘) nit-
now in the service: I

Redding. Conn. July 4th, 1018. l
Harold Mansfield Attila. rmzt'aiil
Andcruu. liarty Daircti. Bi-njaminI
llarrison licll. Edward John ('nzrcilfi.
Harold l‘onncry.
"Obc‘ll lJnrrauult. .laii‘ics \\'il~t ll ha)-
ton. Tlicodorc itcad lltll‘ltill. \Villiou
t‘. IlcciuiulJ. M, Joseph lwlmcy; lit-n-
jamin lioutzhton Field. .l:i.ir . l. l‘i-‘ll'
Prlt‘kat)“. liric T, l,chlili.i.x. lt'l'n iti~'
Malone, (.‘iiarlrs' Mastt-rizon. l‘lllli. Nai-
(ll'df‘. “Plaid L. \'\'. .lt"i~l l’
()‘Kicf. Samuel Smith Unlri‘tt-t "
niill l’ailtci'. Louis \Vcbb Pct“ t', ti . .->

.\ 5143‘.

llai'ragli.' liabcrt l-‘rcdmxcltstvti. llvtti
hon Itoofuy. Harry llolnirs. Elatiout‘
liay. Thomas llt‘ylltilt‘s, Lyman linu-

\\‘c.s:lcy .loliiison. Ara id .lolinson. (ltto

(‘ianiciz llcrbcrt lt'ratiicr. William

Lockwood. John lv‘oatt-r. (‘Iiiiloii llcn Rhyc satinm

iictt. Lansing llcnuctt. Edward Nclson.
lt‘t‘itlllt llttlsliacli. Milford llaycs. Arv
thur Andcrsou‘ (ins l’ctcrson. llcnbc't
llPl'L'ltlntl
l'rcsidciit William H. litmtcr. tit ttu
(‘oliiniuitity t‘lub,‘ lhcn acccptl'd ill"
flat: in hclialf of tlic club. and Michal-l
Connery. chairman of tlw war comiiilt-
‘icc. l‘ltlh‘t‘tl the Stars and Stt'ipcs and-I
ill? Scrl'ict- Flat: in tlic top of tho tall
polc .and all joincd in :sinuinc "Amt-h
ica." which complctcd the t-xcrciscs. l
At thc clos.1 of tho sci‘vicc ilac own:
clscs thc community gathcrcd at the
ball park, wlu-rc the rcmaiudcr ot‘ thc
tiny was spent and a baskct picnic on
joycd. Corporation (‘ounscl Edward J.
Quinlan. of Norwalk. dclivcrctl a wry
iliic patriotic address. spcakiug on thc

" '.

ilict. which lic said was anothcr strut:-
glc tor iudcpcndcm and dcmocratlc
uovcrnmcnt and ill!) ovcrthrow ot mon-I
nrclis. llc plainly mtlllticd tlit- tluilcs

and again. a .
Quintana talk :illilcle

 

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In the United States’ Service. fr-zm ,3"

Barton Store

\l'uuam n. cram. it

WA Sale of Unusual Values at Genuine

 

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Reductions
TOMORROW

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Those who invest their money here tomorrow will have the satisfaction of get-

 

Suits. Surf cloth. satin and silk rettil ‘ -
med in contrasting colors-— ’ p y mm

$4.49 to $12.98
Bathing Accessories at Moderate
Prices.

THREE HUNDRED DAINTY VOILE
AND ORGANDIE WASH DRESSES
For Women and Misses

At prices so low that you can buy here tomor-
row two dresses for the price of one.

It‘s the grandest array of pretty dresses you
ever saw. The best styles. the best materials.

Extra Special at

Gabardine. plain rcpp, novelty weave anti

 

ONE HUNDRED
WASH SATIN SKIRTS
$5.00 quality at ................. $3.95-

Tltey look well, wear well and launder well. .

“‘1-—

50 CORDUROY SKIRTS

Superb quality, finished with pockets and
belts.

All

 

...................... . $3.95

ONE HUNDRED
SILK SPORT SKIRTS

 

 

SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR TOMOR‘.
ROW IN Wt MEN’S ANO MISSES’

A WONDERFUL WAIST SALE

v~ For Tomorrow

The greatest values yet offered; every waist

a gem in style and Wm GEORGETTE DRESSES

A...

 

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' ‘ " ‘ .' i w < ~ . ;.- ; g‘. s. t. . I :s ). .4 .cs nc boic patlcntly. \\ c plcadt-d tort hillowmt. bit. I I t . I . . .
lot the tiip. ’llius tut \tntuic uoultiI llltI ( tlllllll l Ill-.li Hi It Itiont pcacc. for justlcc. tor uicrcy. on a Flll‘l ics mm] the Mm.“ 01 in.» nttci- . Each indilndual lot. for below the regular Sflk PODlln Dresseg ------- . - . $6 98 a
be wholly. ltulitin. . ll Ill many ways; in a thousand IllSlilllt” i'cring humanity. but all in vain. ThoInoon's tun. 'l‘lit- childrcii's sliiiilscaiiic._t:g price; E ' ' ~ ‘1:
. I . ~ ~ .- ~ .- .. '1 I..,. - .. i . .». ‘- z ' .' {mock-2; verv Potent . let
c i- - l r _. guild. i ll ll tint ‘1lllilllldl) tiiumieis 0m.) "N“! that omit li-itll lioiii “H“. ““1”! "““W‘d ‘" “1"“ 0 . - . , yga repmsents the utmoatin . -
T0 omple ‘ H“ H ”m. 1““ l 1 U ( I “ i H I ( H taci'oss tlic occan was that no wt-rc alllllll cvctits. from ‘1 ”W030 ““d nct‘dlc; $2.00 and {£00 Wat t‘ f “3' Mid El le f ih ' ' qua h
. . _. , . u s a or . ... $198 y 0r eprtoe. authebest and most .
tho plonccr plauc might follow thc dining thc \xai. Immipqunl pooplu. imprcpnrcd ltir' racc. to a stautlinu broad lump. . ,c; «a ,0 d . -.. 7 . ' ' ‘ ‘ practical colors '
m”. eoursc takcn by (‘Uhmmm in [MI “'1th Minx”, I” pm“. that (it‘l'lllalln‘ war. 'IintIl loIo conardly to iltlhl. “'0 lIc-I A ball gusto :t-twvcnI ”1:01 2:31: I‘IcilIIt \\ ;;‘O an 1453-40 “ alStS~f0P . . . . . . . .$2.49 I I‘
' ' -. . .. .. . “Ol't‘t tic iisu t, tor wc fclt we con d i'csciiitng . wc cu not H - , 'u. I . - . ‘ II
coravcl, startingr irom Palos. Sillllllt lllltlt‘l‘rliltltl l-l‘lllllm ll‘llllttltlk‘. ML"! ppm. n “upm- than [our ”N. ynunnglaycd. which l‘lldL‘tLdllt‘ day's profit ' 300 WRlStS for ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' $3‘49 'I‘ail'cta Silk DRESSES ‘48 98 d $12 49 i
and pi'occcdinz \ia tho Canaries amt way. tlilood or Amcrica away from thcir tin-t train, and bDI'lIllm .HIZWPMI “I"Id TIN“ :7 TWO HundmdaExt-ra Special Waistsl I A ll w ‘ . . l L" ' an .L‘ H
. . . . .— . on--. ..__*__. Iicuts. thcir homcs and all tht-h- livlnu'tittor:i cnlul't't “Pill-“)0 “08 ll ll 5 ‘ "ll“ '\‘ ‘ ' new 00 ection of mcdels ‘ ' . it
”PM m m“ “0‘“ ltidics. "fall“ k UBLIC WIRES associations, and .scnd tho-m to bloody 'l‘lic tcatn rclii‘cscniinlz' Anicricn ”"le for ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' - ‘ - - ' ' ' ~ ‘ - 98c , scores and scores of the mostlfllnghtigglamy' ‘
would lic a short, casv dash to tho P .batllcficlds. 12.000 mill-s away. n was out victorious by tho scorc of 12‘. to 11;; Worth up to $1.50 fashionable styles- all the most (1 eIaubI and l
Awning," “mpg-Jud 'l‘lic roittc jg 'l‘lic icsolution cmpowering thc prov-- only whcn tici‘mnn diplomacy. mad iii " ‘ I ' 980 Waistq for are included- . .d . wra’ e 00101:“ ’1 ~
‘ ‘ ' it.L lust for blood and powcr, scnl Alllm ‘ " ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' - - - ~ - . - . - . 850 ..prtce at 038$th le“ thm their "

longer than that from Spain or l‘ortu-
gal to thc Azorcs and .\'cwi‘ouiullanii.
but the dlfiei‘cuce would not nlattcr

idcut to takc oicr tlic tclcarapli and
tcli-phonc lincs spccll‘ics tlic iollowint:

O

purporcs:

crica's hclplcss twomcn and cliildrcn tol
tho dcpths of tho occan. and wlicii boy
. i'clt of l't‘ilFOil thcy lluuc dcflaucc inl
' our facc as llicy toltl a hundred millionI

 

LAWN

 

FETE BY WEST nu
NORWALK PEOPLE.“ I . CORSETS

 

real value.

 

 

2.5 SAMPLE SUITS

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a. OI.

Extra Special for Tomorrow

. l.
. .. ~ . . . “in ortlcr to insurc their continuous of loyal Atticrican citizciis- that How (Continued from Fir“ Page). H " V ‘ . I
“IiIlIPli, and tnc llltlh \HillltlI bi llf‘liO II IIIIIIIIIIIII, IIII to L'li'trl IIIII HQCI‘t‘t'V mtmnm mm 0m, mm on ”w mImml-Iv . l (. R and R&(: Corsets. rezolar $2.50. SilIk POPhn and Taffeta. bought at half the it
IIIIeIII as Columbus “IIIIII III IIIII IIIIIIII IIII- _ . I . I I I . I of IIIII sons only on Fllf‘ll roads amt llllttutl. l«‘oll0\\‘lll.L‘ ”w smging of could for . ..... . ....... . . . . . . . . . $2.25 -regu ar price. Tomorrow as follows; . ,
cadradc winds. mi lltil'." ant govcriimt‘lnta Cotilllllllllcfl"Sllflll WINS all (‘9""“”‘-" tlt‘ulRlialf‘tl. “I” ""‘l “Mimi" songs. Miss Anni“ S t . . I
I I til. Poplin~Suits at 99 98‘ "
............. I. n

It. would tic a striking dctail of such
a voyage that whereas thc original
cxplorer was 86 days from
Spain to Cuba. the airplanc would pro
‘liably reach Culia in half that numbcr

sailin:

of Mars. "' I ‘l‘ t I . : IlicitI croumry‘Iii iiiiItz to victory. and aIsIc Immm...,m.m Amupm-ML Al‘tcr hm- t“
he 1.0 05:11 dcscrvcs serious mm it My 0 "continuous opt-ration" bent: in: o no ot icr ionor. manic or tit cimmn,SS Miss Suthcriaud pnsscdaround . E Tl‘tlt oii‘e - . . . . .
T p p of nobility than that of being a plain,I hat. and ”mm, a ntnubci' of ucu- '\ | rs you c0mfort, Style and wearing Tbo gnaw“ variety of pretty patterns and

, oid'cration. We should like. naturally.I
(, fir“! lcas' likelihood of a labor iic‘ttp under

I .
Atlan-l government control. The maintcnantc|

to have an Amcricau makc th
triumphant passage across the
tic. in an Aiucrican planc drivcu
an American engine. We might enter
into friendly t-ivalry with Italy for tlii
high honor. But it Italy won. alone or
in competition, what American would
grudge her the victory?

liv l

 

spics or otlicr public cncmlcs tlicroon.
lor for anv otlicr military or public rctt-
. Hons."

I Ono fact which conurcas must
'liad in mind was thc immcdiatc possi-

have

ntcnacctl by a strikc. Tlici'c is much

‘tary communications is a

s which alonc would fully justify l'cdcr- is for

al opcration in war time.
.. 'l‘hc movc. whilc it appears radical,
Iis not so in comparison with forciim

tions. or to prclcnt communication by.

Tim" it was that Anicrica callcd tohcr;
-I( liildrcu to gird on tho sword and striki-
for thc right to bc frcomcii. Froml

1“"“U' l‘ill'. town and littmlct. .thlll' oqu was tor tht- licoplc (it tho small com-ll "

tticorpctown boys among thctu. thcy;
Icatuc with licarts' throhhin'J. with in‘I
domitablc cont-zinc. and asking for not
lothcr privilcge than to liY’lD carry

 

.ordinary Amcrictm citlzcn. t‘cady to
Itllc that libct‘ty and frccdmn might
*livc. in this fair land of ours. I
“It is as such wc honor your boys!

. .'~"' .. .... pt. ..d m.‘ .. .. . ..
of «Clem {0) HM” Hi It ill -ll IlIl lIIodItyIIantl what piano oi lioiioi (till dresS. dwclllng particularly on otho
mOllVC c m, tor and mom malted than mi""neccaslty of keeping; uultcd and cat‘-

ior today the titlc of American citizen
tho wliolc world a mic that is.
Iloyed. lionorcd and i'cspcclcd by all
t thosc auti‘crlnu nations who know what
opprcnsion is-- who feel tlic yctu-nintzs‘
ior liberty. for tlic-rlalit to lic i‘rcc'
mcn. and who arc sacking pcaco and

was- intrtuluccd‘antl nuidc a thrli-l

rt-as.
addl‘css. tolling: 'how cascutial ltIi.

lint:
tiiunitlcs‘ to act toncthcr aiul # ork'
iiity llall,’wlitcli was one-oi tlic utialsIv
to ho uttaiucd by the \\'cst Norwnlitt

lllc
crous contributions for thc hall.
(‘aptaiii .lolin Lombard. ot‘ Now York
who has rciitcd Miss Suthci'lnutls placc
for thc scason. also gavc a short atl~

rylng out the war aims of the govcrn~ .
tncnt, to it successful conclusion.

A i‘avoritc spcakcr with Norwulk
peoplc is l’iric Maclionuld. tlic wcll- -
known lloy Scout t‘ommisxioncr.
told thc pcoplc how wcll the war was

 

Sullicrlalid. tlic tannins Ntw \‘ork act-.6 TREOHlP GONFINERv regular

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unltctlly for thc support of the Comnili- :11,

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Value $15.00

Silk ‘al’fcta Suitoat. ............ $14440
IValuo $15.00

$2.00. for .................. $1.75
THE MODEIL and DE BEVOISE

BRASSIERES. Special . . . . . . 59c
.I LAlCA-MILLE

THE FRONT LACE CORSET

“‘"'.i"..

 

agitm“ /

10.000 YARDS OF FREI‘HCH VOILES

service. The La Camille istbe most comfortable
front lace Corset made. It is without a peer
for its perfecting qualities.-

Priccs ................. $2.50 to $6.50 -

dainty effects we have ever shown; many'styles

exclusive with us. from 38 to 44" ' '
Prices tomorrow; inches Wide.

39c. and 49c yard»

 

100 Pieces Finé Quality
English Loni! Cloth

\‘aluc $3.90 piece.

Special ........ . .. $2.49

:IWomen’s and Children’s
Underwear and Hosiery
I'Of QualitY. Fit' and Value
Women’s Cotton Hose.

72 Inclili‘ine Quality Linen
Weft Table Damask

. Value 32.00 yard.

mm . v :35.

: . ., m . v . .. . . , . I I - 7b .‘ . .I . . I .
- .. .____.___._ . it'll:‘l‘lil‘iif‘.."t.‘.‘l:1.;:“§..‘ll.'.f flu. Snwai . . . . . . . . atom.
- THE NEW FLORENTINE ig"“°"“““’“‘ 0““ ““9 “"‘maw "5 1‘ “”W Show” ”“"‘ Wk“ “‘ ”willow cuccr cvci‘yonc amicared tube to l . . 176 air . ———-‘ , .
' 'illtlt . 36 I h “71‘ D
' help in cvcry patriotic cutloavor. in~I\,‘I “C lte Llnene . 5:000“ Linon‘ Table

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,.

That President Wilson should he
made an honorary citizcn of Florcncc
may seem. merely an empty courtesy.

What should an American prcsldent

lsvstcnis of wire communication. The
telegraph is a natural adjunct of thc
{post oilicc, and since long-distance tel
lcplioiiy has :illaincd such broad deVel-
the

opnicnt the tt-lcplione cotucs in

dignity of Amcrlcau citizenship
vthal Amcricu proclaims to the wholo
.world that hcrc wc havt- no privileged
’cluss. crccd or racc. no nobility or titch
Illichcr or more cxaltctl than those of
lit-in: an American cltizcn. (‘outimt-
lug. he said: "Pronounce as W may

eluding thc llcd from, Y. M. l‘. A.. K.
of 0.. Salvation Army anti othcr or»
ganizations which wci‘c
untold good across thc \vatcr. ills
history ol‘ the Amcrican flag: hold the
autiicncc spellbound. and his dcacrip-

hi Siiitablc for Middy‘s and Skirt:
accomplishing 5» ,;

it

:.;.9

Women’s Lisle Hose

Brown. Gray. Tan. Cliam . -

Napkins

‘ Worth wholesale today fl'pcr doz.
Tomorrow. each . . . . . . 19c

Valuc 50c. 2‘

29c pair

x"
’1

Special . . .. 29c yard

have in common WM] :1 city associat-i 'thc namcs of Anicricn‘s ai'catcst . . i .. - ll.” C111 9 f.- . _.._
‘samc category. I . . . . . ~ .. . , tion of the artlial oi Gcncral l9lblldl- , , , ' l dren 3 Fibre Silk _ _
ed in the minds of many Americans Thcrc i l‘ttl question in to tlic dc ililtgisdlll‘lll: lighlll‘smgly”lllll'prlimflp‘fi; in .lcrancc. and his first duty (51 visit l\‘ Poncee Llllell SultmES Whit-'3 only HOSE Turkish Bath Towels .:
... 1- . . . S i 1- ,- _ 'I . . i 4 . . ‘ .- . I .1 l'll£l\'(ll". . . . I
.witha mixture of porsoninrzs, art,flon-Il . _ . . .1. . n l .31, .I ]_ mt: lhe tomb 0‘ 001“” “ -= _ . All thc wanted colors. \' -9 . . . Soil an _. - -' . . '
‘ ' t. . t . - . . - ' . '. . ‘ . tesimz momcntao‘ w a ' . ' ‘ ' " ‘N —" l ._ w" -‘
rontiol, alter the mannci oi 0111 min oi the fcatlcss .md patiiotlc. “”Mm'donald said it was up to thc pcoplc ot onlen’s. Union Values up to 49¢ II

. But while Florencelis all of these, it
is a great deal more titan these. Built
min earlyi Roman times, Florence never
caused throughout its long and turbu-
ntibistqry to be the live wire 0!

chateau-ovat- was. it wasn't dull.
And it was always democratic.

'roati administratiom during the war.
Afterward, wc can adopt a periuu‘ncnt
lpolicy of public or private operation.

l

justify one or the other.

 

ost IImtmltiea. when 0909:: livedI Thc administration cxpccts the na-
v
on dull: from year to year. Vt ate cit-III” m win this w

tour rcvcrcncc and our pridc can only
itakc their inspiration from tho tact

 

Itliat cxaltcd as was and is their placc
in the hcarts of American children,
lllP)‘ novcrthcless belong to us. thm

according as our experience secms to were and are of us in the‘common.
'brothcrliood of American citizcnshIip,I

American citizens."

crica. and that ll‘ wc would dcllvcr to

_l our children the licritagc of fruit-icon,
m‘ and d" It “mm", wc must let our rcvcrcncc for (lot! and

ltlie fighting help of Leonard Wood.

'liis Inwa- be first in our hcarts our
-princlp|ea be founded upon justlcc mid

 

our fellow“

America to honor cvcry mothcr who
had given it son to the government, .
and. in years to come. we should re—
member the sacrlnccs that many of
them had. made, and show our love
and loyalty.

Mrs. Daniel Wood tuvorcd with a vo-

y

the succcas of tho fotc wcrc Mr. and
Mrs. Ruchi, Mr. and Mrs. B. l“. Crom-
wcll. (Tliurlca McKcndry. Mrs. William
S. Rising, who had charge of the fancy
booth, and Muir. Alircna, who wait in

 

@SDecial . . . . .. 49c yard

9 .

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He went to England in July. nut. as.

\

gSuecial ., . . . . .. 290 each i";

g Weti Wash ClothosiBhokets
Small size; Special. .. 69c :6

Suits

Regular and Extra. sizes, -

Special 59c
Kay-ser’s Silk Gloves ‘

100 Heavy Crochet
Bed. Spreads

Extra large size. raised designs,

Oblong shape.

 

 

VItnlY. There seem never to bake been 4 l ‘ ‘ I ‘ I t
. ny'of thou slump“ so common inl E l He then Spokv on the lawsuits wo arn rgglIIIuItIIcIctlon which calhd tmih much worth wholesale. today, $3.00. "" .‘Dglibllzqflgped’ black and white; MdTUMISi S i .
., ~- v .. . . ,. .9 . . _ .s. F " ' ‘ H 1 . I?!
l HIS NAME WILL LI to 1mm from the tiist lilRiOU Ol 1““ I Among thosc who worked hard for K Very SDCClali. - - $2.19 each- P8" 850 ILame Si! fies") . ial'slsgg .
~ e; ecia.. .lt

Fischer came to Ncw York in 19ml

...... .... .....fi . --....“ .

sustained a possible iracturc of the
skull. lacerations or the acalp and

rillii’"i.i:7iiii-ii?iii€é’§§“"”M"
Beth can: were badly-

had

it , ,
‘9”. well. The winning will be done.I rcspcct for thc rights of

 

lCllflI'tre 0f the [hilt pond. Which pmvld- cliaufleur tor Farron S. llcttii. (it 410

9‘1"!“ [0" democracy “t home and n with.) accomplished largely tlirougli‘man and let our determination he that

abroad. Its common MM? were 11"": . .. . .whcn our country demands
. .thc results at Wood» leadership in docs today. two can rlaa "um” l0l oks'

race. and givc tn Mrl

 
 
 
 
 

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Iudnila, Thorn were long poriods wbcnI Plattlbum camp. it will be “com-I

' . 'Atm-rlcan cltlzctln. I
”ceramic cane and nut in tantrum l | larval! u ‘ mu“ 0! i

"We tic concluded by nylon: "Today the

 

.t. as I“uricd plenty of auiuitcmcnt

cc loo lazy or too feariul to us! their . ‘ .
~ military training as Illustrated at the puny, (:1th 0|
the beat that lit in us as plain. ordinary EFARRON S; BE’I‘TS’

CHAUFFEUR. INTERNED

tor the yountz

illicrnldc. lirtvc. Later he niarriad
Miss Jeanette. daughter of Mr. and
Mrit. Dolls. "0 was arrested as on
ntlcn mom: in bonito: when ihevl‘h‘
began. Mr. Bells secured li’o. mini-o
after ucvml month and he rcturncd
to tho llama State-I.

abrasion! to her lip and the little tin-
:rrdof the left hand was badly lacer-
e .

In tho chler car besides Bcnjiimin
chlcr, the timer; warp ur. and Mrs.
tlcotxc Rector and another son» and
daugh'cr. All oi the party were badly,

damaged
the Keeier car was towed'tb Vaast's
garage In this cltrwbllbtloother car
wanton on the aidnolltho'road.

~

Mrs. Jltmooimrh am Main
iii-cot. mini-ca to ammoniu-
too that her but.“ vii contain"!

mm. with much mm III din-IN“ , .muom "m 1mm u thrown: on

., u up forced brunch men at. I

M mun. hm Mi _ who call:- upon her children to rally to
' ‘ u“ ‘ IW' Wool Ill W- w“ thclr this; today mothen’ hurt- as

“flan micro “I (it w hm, '1! with M n u” “lulu-ding It llwy speak the word good—
lbye. tun with a mu! m at

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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