“i .
““5 sou'm NORWALK h d .. m t m
ave soun c e a great new
hit SE TINEL
5. u.» EVENING N triumph, But the bombardment
I I it cant more than mere exultation. It
3“- lLIL.L.GOLDIN.Props.‘ ‘. y ..
p Viiieant the b- utnntn: at an attach on
the most pooeriul fortress in
world. the German Gibraiter that
‘ guards Lorraine and interposés the
chiel obstacle between the Allies and
1" ’3
—'H#‘ ._.__._.__.n.- W l‘. thi . Wlat l'ncle Sam starts.
mini-use amuse eon;t ° 1 "r *
TOMORROW the “DISHES; and so that meant llll‘
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Allies who are fighting her battle?
‘ _become part of the curriculum
s
_ -tlon for all the Ilitns‘ crime and hay-WVHAT
“my...” ..
beginning 01 our march to Berlin.
that
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lt was indisputable evident-e
already we have carried the war into
('lt‘iiiiany. There haie been French
and American soldiers on German
soil to be sure, in the southern part
of .Itlshcc-Uirraine. llut the region is
The
t-l‘ littlc military important-c.
:lielliiig of Mctz is immensely more
the
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served.
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‘VBNING SENTIN’EL “LE.““gmmdlll. ltetause it h on tie iOid
PHONE CALLS the have chosen. and those warning
' Editorial ROOM—9392. Shell“ .1”? 111“ forerunners ot great
ruinous 0m . i-I‘mleb.
. lot-walk Branch Office—1388. _______,__d_,__
lditor'tt Besidenoef-218-2. A REAL PEACE PROPOSAL
city Editor’s Residence-714024. 1. will be simple enough for “mu
Easiness Manager a Resideneo— many .....t Au...” ,0 make peace. ..
113-12. when they get l‘eady. The... is one
BAIT FOR BELGIUM
It would be a fine thing for the
’ Central Powcis. undoubtedly, it they
could catch Belgium with the hail. of-
fered her in the Austrian peace pm-
Germany is pretty well recon-
instaiitiy honored and ticccptcd ‘iv the
Allies.
Just Iiill'
Karl, standing side by side. prettra-
lct Kaiser and Kaiser
bly a hundred yards on
posal. 5M“ of the battle linc. hold up their
cited by this time to the idea of eld-
The most two
that German .
royal and imperial hands anti
ting out m Belgium. “Kaincradt” 'i‘lien thc war will stop.
ulcnt militarist knows
. arms will not be able ‘0 “Old il in t-entantv and wiltinaiiess to surren-
Lacking any such evidence. of
: ’definitcly. ”Nil "‘95 ”m“ is ‘mpidl‘vmer unconditionally. it will so on. its .-
coming when its possession will be a Marshal Foch saws. “lmplaciibly.”
source or military weakness rather! _________._____
than strength. Hence this \fly (icy-t PRISONERS DID
er Teutonic idea of letting Belgiumi
go with a grand flourish 0t generosi-|
Gcrman armics]
'ontin o m .
1y, withdrawing the K “I m Pm,
, l
and thereby enormousl.V shortening, ‘l assure you that the rcstlll oi them
action by your council in this matter
has already resulted and will result in
and—no less “Ill""mm"l'ledmn-E BN‘thiiivnse benefit to the production oi
slum to neutrality for the rest of tht‘. food in New Haven county. which \ve
_ 4 lall ltnow is so essential at this time."
war. lsnid Mr hrs. who cnt-lttscd a copy or
Manitcstly the. Germans could stand a letter from one of the lllt'll who
hired it small group of the jail prison-
.ers. This lcttcr. Mr. lros said. was
tier if. when they l‘Pll‘él‘lm that (“If typical of practically all reports ro-
ccivedlrom etiiploycrs of jail labor r3-
garding the efficiency of the latter.
“The men were topping seed corn."
|vtr'lrot‘e‘tlie employer of the men from
_ . . t c a l. “None-of them had overdone
ccllt‘lll bully“ Th9“- ‘f ”‘9 Allies ml? this before. btit after two hours of in-
sisted on going through ntzliinst Bt‘l-.;tft‘ptction. tlicy did fine work'and lots
. ~ . . . . or - 0
titan MOMS” (mutant “0"” "Hahn “They were \‘ery willing. and it did
-that its a complete justification for, one's heart good to see then work its
”‘0' they did. They Were much more antis-
' . i‘ztctory than any liclp We can hire
E now.
"These men exprcsacd gratification
‘ at being allowed to no out on farm
thin to he Cloglit by such a transpar-1 work instead of working in shops. and
em trick. inrolvint: it docs. the; till ot‘ thclm realized that they were
‘80” ' “ i " \' 'l‘ '1
mere withdrawal of the Germans. “1(1):"'11:“:131‘01‘ingdmtl" b‘ ‘H ”Wu” H
FOUR MINUTE -
MEN ARE DOING
. (Continued from First Page.)
and strengthening the German front.'
for more stiongly on their own iron-
'the Allies were not able to follow:
them through Belgium. A‘ strictly;
neutral Belgium would make an cX‘
her own invasion oi llclgiutii in
beginning.
Belgium. oi course. has more sense
it!‘
without any compensation or I‘t’lltlll‘ll';
00. She has more loyalty. too. to tIit-i
the sunny '
yell ‘5 '
.. GOOD ROAD WORK '
t‘orm ot‘ peat-e proposal that will lie g;-
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dent for military training. compul-
‘ ‘sory military training for boys has
and
they
the girls see no reason why
‘ should not also share in the benefits
- of the drill.
hi
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H good for their future mates to have
.4 these qualities also.
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O ‘VV-s‘r‘gt;
Nor is lllt‘l‘t‘ any npparcitt reason
. why they should not. if it. is good
for boys to have erect carriage, firm
I
muscles. cheerful endurance of dis-_
comfort. discipline and order, it is
. i That, however. is something the Teu‘l W
“" tons cannot understand. laddrcss of welcome. There will be
{other addresses by Rev. Morris H. Al-
___._...9— Illng. state director of, Four Minute
t Men on “What the Four Minute Men
TRMN'NG FOR G'RLS lof Connecticut Are Doing." anti liythe
2'. .2 . The girls of the Sandusky. 0.. Illglll Federal experts in charge ot‘the Gov-
. . . eminent exhibits. Professor What-l-
. .. r i-
“Chm" “'9 ""“mm‘” "'9 “up“ mm ;er will then. meet individually all
grunge. officials and workers who at~
tend.
The Government agricultural exhi-
exhibit will occupy nearly tt quarter
of an acre of ground and is intended
to be highly educative in regard tollie
work which the Government is (loin:
,. ' i for the prosecution of thc war. Every
activity of the Government will be.
shown. including machine guns for in- .3
t‘antry use. anti for aircraft use. mili-
tary‘ uniforms. aviators“ logs, ammuni-
~tion. pistols. rifles. guns. cannon, gas
masks. trench helmets. .hend gren-
ades. trench tools. tents. insignia of
lured rifles. depth bombs, naval mines,
‘a bit: torpedo with itstruckJirplnnc.
e - y
lbombs, drums. trumpets. swords. flags.
omcers, clicvrons of enlisted men. cap- 3'
Instead or strength.
There is but one diniculty. Physicai
training for- girls when first installed
in schools has‘ot’ten in the past been.
. overdone. or done. with more zeal
than discretion. The results" have
x. sometimes made for future weakness
Neither boys nor 'gi'rls should be
permitted to overdo during adoles.
cent-9. That is not sex discrimina-
.- tion but plain common some. ‘
Any training intelligently conducted
so that it results in permanent tm'-_
~ provemelt pt body and increase or
mental and spiritual sell-court»
' ma be given boys and girls alike.
‘ Both of then need It.
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eoilueotu um
‘ Every American um lav! rad '
vtth I thrill ot pride “M* ;
pennants and other banners. models of
battleships. dreadnoughts. cruisers
and destroyers.
The Government agricultural evhi—
bits pertain to insects. weather forc-
casting. improvementtof the meat sup-
ply. milk and poultry and the enforce-
ment of the Food and Drug Act.
. There will also be a display of stuffed
birds, and animals,
‘Berlin is the only place in New Eng-
.isnd where theflovernmnl exhibits
{will be shown.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 20.-—Emperor
William nu conferred the order of
Hire Black Eagle on his Lutheran court
.chaflaln-Dr.:DrnMer. who now be-
lcomee automatically Vanni-under. as
ttlie allele-Man with it the patentot'
”DUMMIW W. This Is
.belleved to be'the first time. that a
lather.- m‘hu been ml:
to the m nobility. -
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lTomorrow‘ We Offer a Thousand and One 3
Big Bargain Features
is getting the best there is. and is saving a whole lot of
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'i :Fhe woman who buys now
Garments.
Buy these now—Buy tomorrow—Remember that t
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The “'9‘ '0“ °f "m” 5““ ”mines-era's 3.5, mar “alums-swam.“
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‘ The- Great: Preparation Sale
REY.
here’s no great argument or unusual wisdom required to convmee the up and doing woman that good merchandise is twin:’ to beboth high
and scarce.
You’ll need Blankets.
Warm Underwear. Women’s and
Comfortables. T wels. Linens. Sheet . Outin Fl 1 . Kit h ' ,
0 hit dren‘s Glgves. E “2. anne s c en Supplies Cotton and Wool Dress Goods.
he dollar saved is where the dollar really counts.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS
Ready-to-Wear i
Women’s New Suits
.‘ttttt‘ ttii's siiittrtcst ltltitlt'ls tlcvclopctl iii Illi' tttnst
i'nsliioti lltlt' ittltrics illltl colors. at ccottoiity Ill'lt‘t". rant!»
ing from $12.95 '1‘“ $35.00
Stylish Coats
At Last Winter’s Prices
('tlilld showing: cvcrytltiiig that it. Ilt'\\' for full and
A selection of the most wanted inotlcls ttlttl
l’lttttt lltlltil‘l'tl or smartly tt'tttitiictl pith t'ttr.
wit ttct‘.
l‘ttltt'lcs.
l. plush. \‘cht or sell iiwtcrittl. All the season's shades.
$14.95 T“ $35.00 ~
SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
Dress Skirts
At Sacrifice Price
\ l WOOL PLAID SKIRTS Hm
'ti itcvitifit‘.
........... .. ..................... $4.50
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SKIRTS
\'ttltic $5.50. $ 98
l"()l'....... ................... . ...... _ .
BLACK‘ AND BLUE BRILLIAN NE
SKIRTS
..... $21.95
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lixtrtt si/cs.
Three Hundrefl‘landsome
New Fallliresses
Are. Ofiered For Tomorrow
Priced Much Below Regular
lll't'NSi‘ll'tif Satin. 'l‘utfcttt. Serge. l’opliit. Wool Jersey.
I t'oiiilititittion ticorgcttc t'rcpc and Satttis. All iicw motl-
cls. cxccllcittly made and trimmed.
SATIN DRESSES
With all lltt new distinctive fall fashion tottclics arc
licrt- tor your selection
$12.95- T“ $25.00
l Straight From Fashion’s Highway
t Come These
JERSEY DRESSES
Now York's tit-west styles are right ltt'l't' at the lios-
loll NW“- 515.50 T” $30-00
WOMEN’S WOOL SERGE AND I’OPLIN
DRESSES
'l'ltc .\'cw I-‘iill Fashions arc practical and small The
low cost t.i these Dresses will scout to you like going
hat-k to below the war prices.
, 51 2.95 $25.00
Sensational Values In
SILK DRESSES
' Beautiful Fall Models In
TRIMMED HATS
A “101 comprehensive array of Autumn styles——A
Ilitt for every purpose in the season‘s newest materials. .
Moth-ls are copies from inucii higher priced hats. in cv- - '
my prevailing color and combination. From a quality
point of \ lt'\\' you cannot duplicate these hats elsewhere. .
$4390 "‘0 $10.00
Special Offerings in
CORSETS .
l
l
51.25 i
“BON TON” CORSETS '
For slcntlcr. medium and stout figures. Made of t-oti— !
iii and fancy broche. low bust and long: liip: also ’l‘op.
less (one. is With clastic inserts.
$1.98'I’Alll.
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS
For all types of figures. wiiitc and pink. i‘cttturini: the
new 0. I. t‘. clasp.
$1.50 52.50
NEMO CORSETS
One of tltc lucst iittikcs. Two new modcls.
hpetiul, pitir ..........................
Special . . .
*1 . -\ li't'L'c :ttid tlcsiritbc ttssoi‘tiiicnt oi cxcccdiutda 'l‘lw corsets that give extra ltill" service with stylish
“1“(4, Al‘ul H‘X‘OOL SERGE SKIRTS- . l‘ilkllltllhllilt‘ III‘l‘hh’uN. 1() “"05 “ad ptrfoot health [N‘DIUCI i0“. I
\ttlttc $li.‘otl. For . .......... . .......... $4.50 $8.95 $19.50 1311131.:(i: (ifill‘clluh $3.98
' . .
NOW .4TOCK UP ON Surprisingly good money-saw- Hundreds of Unparalled Values In
ing items on sale here tomor-
Sheets and Pillow Cases
_ Prices on Sheets are going up and no one can say when they
Will stop. But. in spite of soaring prices and the difiiculties of
transportation we have a. stock of Standard Sheets and Pillow
Cases, at prices that challenge comparison.
row. Worth-while values in
‘ our regular merchandise offer
you more for your money. Each
item is a. specific instance of
value-giving.
Blankets and > (iontl‘oflttblt‘is
(htr priccs are always the lowest. .\ wonderful opportturity '
i‘ortitrtt't buy irn. Astonishing values anti huge assortmcuts.
FULI. SIZE. 'BLANKETS
81 x 90 Unbleached Sheets . 90 x 99 Pioneer Sheets ‘ __ (lruy. \\‘llll€ mut lltll. $298 '
Value $1.89. ~ 51 69 \‘uluc $300. $2 59 1,500 Turkish Towels l‘iiir ...................................... . .-
At ........ .41 ....... .. “J... , Al ------------------ ' At less thaiirn'holesalc prices. it's u ‘ FANCY PLAID IBEANKETS'“
__ ‘1‘. p res snap. 9 regular price is 2" ' ‘ ".‘. ‘
. 90 X 108 Pioneer Sheets each. Tomorrow we will sell on: 13“.”. M“ $3 ‘49 .
81 x 90 Harvard Sheets Value $3.25. mm] of ti ,dozcn_ lttll ...................................... O
to... or... i. .................. $2.79 4. Toms For 696 TWiLi. PLAID BLANKETS
At ,,,,,,,,,, ' ........ $1.79 ._ You ave on the [on to ct 'll Extra llt‘lll'} Australian mixtures. $4198
. , s r w s t c. y. - .
__ 63 x 90 Whltethorn Smts l (Ill ...................................... .
Value $2.00.
At ..................
81 x 90 Fruit of the Loom
Value $22.10.
. 31:79
At“... ............. _. $1.89 54x99whit§horn8heets
Terry Two-Hone Bath
Towels
She 24 x 40 inches, with tringc. in
all colors. \‘alue 59c
For lititlt liolics and Dressing Gowns. with
oit‘tllc autl tasscls to match ....................
Blot-k designs. rich
beautiful colors .. .
Tlltll you can wash :is often as you wish
without ttfi‘ccting tiic colors- ................
BEACON BLANKETS
$4.49 _
$5.98
' $5.98
PLAID BLANKETS ,
.........................
t
INDIAN BLANKETS
52-39 At. each 590
At ..................
—-—— Value $1.75. $1.00. For ..........
81 x 90 Whitethorn Sheets M """"""""" $1359 64 I h T hi I Dams
Value 52.25. 1 45 X 36 PlllOW C8598 “C . a, e 9 ”SH
A. .................. $ .98 1" ............. - “d - 1‘- W“
. ‘ ———. 39c 45c 49c litholili? 3"." ..... 69c
‘ 81 x 99 Whitethorn Sheets . '
Value 52.75. $33633 1-2 Pillow Cases Yard Wide Percale .
Splendid assortment of designs.
Value 40c.
29c
A FINE-DISPLAY O ' NDSOME
. PLAID BLA§K¥%‘ '
$7 .98
Extptisitc colors, attractive quality
and low prior. I‘ait' .................. I...
WOOL DRESS GOODS
No High Prices at the Boston Store
We. sell as we buy.
less than wltoicualc.
50 PIECES OF 40 INCH
S" K AND WOOD POPLINS
ors. taupe. nary atxi grccns.
lcgult-r value. $2.25.
Tomorrow, yard ............................
Less than the pric" at tlic mill.
50 PIECES OF THE ‘
NEW FALL PLAlDS .
Iii,tlic rich Atttniiin colorintrs. Full yard
wttlc. 't‘otnorrtit'. yard .....................
'l‘oiiiorrrow‘s prices aroiti many cases
All the l'tt'\‘.‘ fall colors. including the new plums. rich tonc coin
$1.79 .
$1.00
At. yard
C White Fanfiotton Goods
For wnistings. were priced up to
49¢ yard. 59‘
Tomorrow. yard ...... :
Coloreéfiohflloth
{Syfil'fii‘l‘fl‘f‘f‘fl‘fi .291:
Pure LinenvSIitim;
Eltntheevy. 36 Inches wide.
' Worth $1.00 yard. 4%
‘ For. yard ............
Mséms
\Vhlte'end cont. tancy hemstltched
Chamois Innu-
Made from be long unitonn yarn.
moth.
motive colortnxl.
m “e. ‘
Verna... At.nrd......,.......
f
Cretonnes
New“ ornate neat. designs and It.
horde
Special. each ........... N
—— less. Special. HEATERS. It! hm tom .
Collared DR” Linens out ..... e ..............
2“; Worth up to use yard. . r —- . 505.1030
, and: ‘U6 wm’. » Us» ~—- .
M. .... ...... . ., . h; . . mm. .
. W m No 0. mm" Mil”-
Pink and blue borders. wide satin binding.
' Vtiliic 12.00. For. pair ....... . ..............
Flllt'tl ‘.\’li‘.l put» cotton. silkolinc covered.
Soft and warm.
Fiitc gratit- cotton filling, high grade silkoliiie covers. closely
, scroll hi it (shed.
HEAVY WOOL-FILLED COMBRTAELES
. I-‘rciich mtill covered center,
. blue. Value $10.00.
For ..
“7% magnum Harmonisation
.......................... .
Potion. film. relnlorood Ind m- run Line . or pulsation on. _
HEAVY WOOL’BLANKE‘I‘S ‘ .;
$9.98
LARGL'SIZE COMFORTABBES-
Spccial .................. $2.98 ;
SILKOLINE’COMFORTABLEST'
$3.98 AND $438
fine satin border,--in oldi'roso. and
Nun-
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