' SOUTH NORWALKP .
LEN—ENE SEW—ml“ i SENTINEL ‘ » P
; 1,. a A. L. GOLDHZMI
READERS’
VIEWS '1.
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rnmav, SEPT. 27, 191
mTURE ALMANAC ron
TOMORROW .
High tide 7:03 a. 111.; 7:30 p. m.
Sunrisestizle; sets 6:41. ‘i'
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Member of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is eitcluIatvelyI
dialled to the use for publication of;
all news dispatches credited to it or . I .
0t otherwise in this paper and also large gtttliri'ing of clct'gyinen troni this
Illa local news published herein. ‘locality 1.. hear the men who a“, P0
.All ri his of republication 0! F9931 speak at the rim Methodht t'llurt'll
g ‘ “PM Saturday evening. Dr. S. )1.
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‘11 '5 tches herein are also I .
(11 ha i Avx't'lill‘l. who has spent many years 01
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I WILL TELL WONDERFUL STORIESH‘ ‘-
'l‘o the Editor ot the Sentinel: II .
it two. my pleasure last Monday at at ,
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med. ____ _ _‘. L”. . ‘hi,~ lllt‘ in Egypt. [hing in (‘.itto. tell“ I
flit} 8mm TILE-P, ti IiluSl \tutttlei’itil gory of Iine Mmlomlf
IS . world and the present t‘tillllllliill‘ their W".
PHONE GAL 'l‘:te ltet, II. M. l’oteat, ll. 1).. of let", i
WWI Rooms-92. ninn l'niierhity. is 3. speaker of pt-‘t'ul|
- thee—«03. iar ability and_ very t’orcetul. Bothl
m: gmch mkmfl. men are Vii-ll worth hearing and it iSli.
. , Id 213-2. hoped llldl many people of Norwalk!
W I ROI 9W 1‘24“ utll avail themselves ti this uppor-i
' tutiiiy of hearing men of such proiui- i
city Editor's Ream- II
. ncnt‘e and ability. During the evening
both men are to givc a strong tulit tot j
W manager's Residence—-
.‘ the l-‘ont'tli Liberty Loan. l assui'c you .'
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“ pmm‘m'“ and t‘nlliélilcning evening.
A WORLD SENSATION P It: in on... to. a“ who an) Pununw to.
Alan has been‘ Ilt‘ill‘ llit‘ll]. i I
Our Four'ii Liberty I . I . I I I I IIIIII
“‘““"“’"“‘““ "““m‘” ‘9” “‘“" ' iiifz‘i‘iii't‘i‘t-‘i’t'.1',“co‘i‘.‘i‘.;‘ii.ix.l
world sensation” it is in the Ger-P , l
mu EntpitfiaI that die tir:fl'i‘::h";r‘::: P INQUEST INTO DEATH P
huge 108“ “l“ h" “““h‘ w OF JOHN T. COLLINSI
eat wonder. in Germany, too. its sue—i I
cess will ett'rct almost as importnntIui
defeat its will the guns and Rl‘llls p’yI
1 tracks about 20 feet front where he had! I
have learned been minding. Ayres stopped his cur‘l‘I
/,
(On-Iliad tram first Pose). P
chased by its dollars.
The German people
i . . . . .. . . . .'
.. 4. 000,000.00“ loans. and Hopped another pdnSlllinIul «tntiy '3
how to idl-l . “II -t (fort the! ' and asked for un‘nlsutnce in aiding the
fight times. “'11“ “e“ e ' injured mun. " ‘.
have met their government‘s call for
funds. And it will seem unbelievable
to them that any nation can eastly
A woman iii the car then sci'ctttttch I
"tin! tny God" and told the drticr to. “M
keep going and not to stop and the
. w . ~ . , . . . _. . . t
. of their. (lllHl obeyed htr. :tli. Ayitr was un- 1.:
raise double ”‘9 “mom“ ‘nblc to see thc number of the cur "‘
standardized loane. luhicli >lt'ilt'k Collins. I!
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etmnti new-“1’31”” 90“” Mn. Emerson Ayres wait the Ill‘Xt
suppose (l
. . . llintm a“ witness and she practically t-crrobra-lui
truthfully print stub heat . P
. t -l . s '.~ w .' i .
these: “America“ People Tint if: fitirm r liii bond s union of he at 5"
. , P. ‘. mei' . ‘ . . ‘ P ‘, ’
Support (.oittnment. 0| . 'l‘ I “I. John l‘. Milk. of Stamford. tosltttciP rt
Cannot Raise Enough Mont-y 0 that about ten lillnllles lit-tore lic
lcrnuur hope would imtclied tlic sccne of the totality a i
mncc the War.
flour: personal
lack of many of the 1
life. would sl—‘i‘lll nothing. They would
imagine vic'ory close at hand and
would ttnitc with :i new thrill of 9er
ullafitin to strike harder on the bat-I
'tlelield ()ur talltirc in this loan would
prolong the war. cost in: more pie-I
clout: lives and counties: more hacrl~I
flees. simply because it would restore
to the (letmans that dwindling essen-
Jhil of the will to win. thel element of
hope.
highpowercd, expcnxtiic looking cm"?
had passed him a very (‘M‘tlsh‘ll't‘ t‘ttteg '
of speed. As new as could be learned
where Mills wan passed by the muclr ,‘
inc wzh r‘uirtield nit-mic. Fuirt‘teld. ‘ 'i
A little later he .xttw the Ford car 9
and a number of men ‘stnndlng around P i
the pint-tatt- form of a man lying on.'~i
the ground. He slowed up, but did not
stop and when he got to the farther. P
end of the \l'estpuri Brltlge he w M
SitiDIN‘iI by two women who Hlfllltl‘
that they had missed the last car and i,
ztsked him to take them home. lieinp ht
hum"-
of .
hardships.
"iccssnt'ies‘
tinacquainted with the locality he did
not know where he littd taken the \m .
lwt'fcct 11!.
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THE BOSTON 5T0
THE GREAT FALI DRIVE
IS ON TOMORROW
Q AS-A PRELIMINARY TO THE BIG SEASON THAT‘S COMING WE START THE BALL A-ROLLING WITH OUR MAGIC FIGURE
19c 29c 9c etc. SALE
Nearly a Thousand Star Bargains
The Pennies Make the Dollars—Dollars Count Almost Double Here Tomorrow
Sale of Dresses
i That Surpasses All Values Seen or Heard of This Season.
All new and fresh and in the smartest of full styles.
Materials are bent quality Solids, Taffeta, Wool Serge, Silk
I’tililills. Georgette t‘rcpes and Jersey l‘loth.
All tlic most fiihllltilll‘lblt‘ colors.
-s>trri3:.WOMEN’S SMART DRESSES
Youthful and graceful. in soft, lustrous satin. The styles in-
cludc straight line. pttnclcd and tunic effects, skilfully trimmed with
[it ft'itigc.
$15.89 “N“ $17.49
DELIGHTFUL COMBINATION. GEORGETTEE
CREPE AND SATIN DRESSES
.531 .
522.49
E 3 TAFFETA AND POPLIN DRESSES
'I‘oiuorrw we are making it Spi‘t'llil feature of it \l'iilltlt‘l‘flll col.
lcct ion of ncw. stunning: models, ranigznnhr iit pricc from
$8.89 $24.99 . P-
WOOL SERGE DRESSES Wk“ ‘
A complctc collection of the latest niodclx cot'l‘t‘t‘l styles and
Standing.” . t .5...
‘ WOMEN’S WOOL JERSEY DRESSES
Exquinite models, cut along the most intidish lines and trimmed
itlt hirtze buttons and silk embroidery.
.. $16.49T052999 ......is'.
UN MATCHED VALUES
'l‘iic ll(‘\\'(‘hl alludes.
variety to choose from.
WV“W‘
EN’S AND MISSES’
Tailored Suits
A beautiful showing: of models that rcpi‘c-
.5cnt the seahon‘s smiirtcat touches.
lt-rs. Stuart trimmings and latest mtyle skirts.
512.89 T“ $34-49
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ COATS
All new llllitll'lh with collar of fur, blush or
p'.ttn The latest and Oral materials. splendid
$12.89 T” $36.49
IN WOM-
Ncw col-
See These Extra Good Values In
WOMEN ’8 SEPARATE SKIRTS
Black and while checks, wool plaids, black
and blue lii'tlltnntiiic and \tool serge skirts.
$3.89, $4.49, $4.89
nzotlcls.
sluttlcm
Minty illlDtll't’tlS‘llt‘W
"DAY. m. 21, 1918
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Every One a Bull’s-Eye Ringer. Now‘s the Time to Buy. Opportunities Like Tomorrow’s Will Not Hannen Often. NOTE THE SAVINGS.
LATEST
FALL HATS
A Most Remarkable Variety of New-
w *
est Styles.
Immense Showing Of
Trimmed Hats
Velvet Ilttts in the most wanted colorx. many
clirirming styles, large and small eii‘ccts.
Street llats
itittl l'i'cdi-~-.~ttttpp_\"
li‘incxt quality iii it“ the lilihl Millfllll
Iilttck
' and colors.
Wonderful stock bought months
ago. Tomorrow you reap the bent:-
fit of early buying.
A Snap For Men
Men’s Genuine Mocha
Grey ves
Sort and I’llubie
Regular price 89.50. We have some
On' PM ()lhi‘l‘ hand. n“. t-‘lli'Oelill olimen. Vi'litlc inking thetit to their -.
. l i- min" P“ do inst the oppo- home one ot them asked him it‘ lic had; t
9‘“ nan 3‘ L“ [A g M i to increnw M'cl‘l the dead man laying on tlic road”
is t ‘4 ‘ -
site thing. _ ;'l'hen he knew that the man in; litidP
German doubts in their own ability. P seen on the mind was tlcadnnd lllli‘l‘illS~P M
it is point: to create that dark despair charging his passengers he drove Int ii
lliut weakens morale and 10:1th SDPPd‘P' 'lIml‘I ‘0 lhl‘ “INN" 90““? “mm": "
1 whom he reported what he had tact-n.
‘Ily lo dilWNil”. it is expected that (‘oroncr Pitching
Let us nuke
this "world nonsu-
tion" of ...... tuch n imm- success ”1*“: ‘— m—~~ i
the blindcst (tot-man cannot fail miWESTPORTER HAD P ,
read its meaning and quail“ d" ”T5 MONEY IN HIS qOCKI: '5
doom it shell-i / i —~——~—.———— L I i
O—~-"“' ' nominee from non Pm.) - -.
a cousenvmc oun CRIMINALS | _ ll»?
With conservation of human mute!" mom. A Woman was In (lotibo‘s car, i P
The Ltirchmoiit ctir Wile badly brok-tf
BUY NOW.
Blankets and Comfortables
Boston Store, u and, headquarters for Good Blankets-
I , We’ve been especially favored—a great stock when we consider
mill issui- iii. \‘t‘t'tlit‘l within 11 l'cw days-:6 conditions allovertbe world—a word to the wise in sufficient.
$114119 Mil 1K. .51. ..
FULL SIZE BLANKETS
(tray , \l‘llllt‘ and fan.
l‘ttit' ..
i‘ANCY PLAID BLANKETS
$2.89
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Full size.
eighty odd pairs. 51 29
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Tomorrow. 3 pair. .
A saviugot over a dollar on a pair.
Women’s Glace French
Kid Gloves
Ial (ll‘lllllv ‘lnniortunt by our war de-t
mantis. attention 1S being called to a
resource liitlit-rto almost
untouched. ,
1 cn. and its occupants were bruiM-d and
P shitkeu tip. but not '.:e.riottsly injured.'
The other car did not receive much: ».‘
$3.49
l’iiir ......
There are nearly half n million men . damage. but Quinn was thrown otit.l '
living in outand he was cut so badly about the face
, . .- . , [i that eighteen stitches were required"
correctional inhlllllllmlfi. MES} O_i to clo>e the wounds. lie is in tliei‘PP.
them are lllll'l'li‘illl." nnd nicnta -‘ cap i l'nited Hospital at Rye. The otlicrsl "
nblc or doin; it 51W!” (“‘9‘ “1m“ forkst'ntietl injury. The wontttn lied liom‘
800101" than lhi‘)‘ MVP 110011 (30311“- J lllt- place. and the Port Chester holict‘iii
Large numbers of these men. uptir-P
‘ were nntiblc to learn her identity Gon-
red by the spirit of war idealism that
t‘
t
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2.
and women raid to be
stop.
Quinn and Wagner allege that Mer-
rill i'obbed then) during the excitement.
tittcndim: the collision. Merrill siiys
ha said who boiled him iii Lnrchmomi
penetrates (yen prison walls. have a
and directed hitn to drive along rhpPl
., ”N Rood until she requested mm to
been‘ urging the authorities to one
them a chance. to light for their 001111" 1
tryv—or, if they cannot enter the or-
, .. . . onuace ln‘ . .
my or nail. a ”him“ 1“ , “P lltttt they were tltrowmg their money
eugential war. work. thus Iclifl-‘mr :thont carelessly. ttnd he put it in his
other inch for the fitzlitluz. The 11193 pocket {or sale keeping. He had 8114
hm mm. no “...... from] the young lads: when he. was arrested here yesterday
if. 1 in rti’orm “hook than from~ llltlt‘l‘ill‘l! by Policeman .lohn Brennan.
r011 "W ' _ innl= m Brennan caught him near the railroad
supposedly hardened CI'IImI ‘ ~ sliilifill while he was running fora
work houses and Denlli‘nl‘arll‘" Hill".
New Jersey is planning a praCtlcnlI Merrill's conduct in Greenwich .».
this “an Prisonefi‘vl aroused suspicmn before he was arrest-
xxpeftiillfn:iil}f:‘: “(I to be taken! 2d here, bfiflt‘er the accident, he made
., ,‘e I. ‘ ' . ' . .1 hi way c to the Greenwich Y. M.
and DUI in “Wk i“ such “"“l occupn- C. A.. anti applied for a room. He took
tions as farming. digging canal-‘1- money from his stick to pay for it. and
. im~' the Y. .\I. (‘. A. people sent for a police-
bulldint: railroads and repairinz t , .
mm“ highways. meanwhile recclV-' nian.I Meantime. Merril ran out find.“
In il‘tarv limiting Those wboi Flnplilng an automobile, rode in it to i
_ g m t . -
Stamford.
uhow the proper spirit and aptitude!
will EVgnlllfllly be admitted to “3"".Ntw ENOLANQ MIN WOUNDED.
In: units and given a chance to re-P
deem themselves in France. it call OTFATtAl; toil" .399]; 212,, The
nine: 0 e o ow n; 9‘. gland
my be doubted that many of Them man are con in ”a I‘. mud“
. . n
will make uccllent soldiers. immlty “um: l!
-—————O——"— I Wounded-..“ 9‘93“": Westerluy. R
01 mun-awe know there in a woe-i 'Si 1-1 Smith. Worlmier. Ila-9;; J.
' mu. 0-: . G. (‘nldwol Foo
tut link at airplane and things inP no“ I . .
m. mm, amt. n the sure “3.1%: '11:“?! 3'21" Gitmm'
we nu that who the II‘IV not: “NM 3'“ Sand
0 a m mm. then any! m lot
to touch plum and II. a no
out. «I a w man. than
”mum-Hint? .[p
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TWILI. PLAID BLANKETS
l-Ixtrn Lettvy .\ll.\il'llllllll iiiixturcs.
l’ttit’ .
BEACON BLANKETS
4.89
For Both llobce and Dressing Gowns, with . $4 49
L'il'tllc and towels to match . . . . . ........... . . . . O
PLAID BLANKETS
lilock dc>ign\‘. rich
beautiful colors ...
INDIAN BLANKE'I‘S
That you can wash as often tisyon wish
I
without affecting: inc/colors .......... $5089 I
A FINE DISPLAY OF HANDSOME
. PLAID BLANKETS
Exquisite coolrs, .‘tttt‘tit'tivc quality. $7 89
aaaaaaaaaa a a - o o h I .
9.89
LARGE SIZE COMFORTABLES
Filled v. ith pure cotton. silkolinc covered.
Soft and warm. Special
l-‘reiit-b mull covered center. line satin border. in old root- Ind
M: c. \' l :c 10.00.
$8.89
and low price. Pair
HEAVY WOOL BLA‘NKETS
SILKOLINE COMFORTABLES
Fine grad-- cotton filling, high grade silkoliue covers, closely
l’ink illltl blue borders. witlc stitiii binding.
Value 12.00. For. pair
'croll stitched. \‘itluc AND
“ . ~ $3.89 $4.89
HEAVY WOOL FILLED COMFORTABLES
......-.co.-a...oo.--..-
Tomorrow ......
They represent broken lines. about
i”) dozen pairs. Worth up to $2.00.
Tomorrow.
pair ................. 99¢
KaYser’s Silk Gloves
Two clasp. silk lined. black. white
and brown. Value. 31.50. ago
At. pair ............. .
h‘t-‘An. GLWES .
Kayser’s Chamoisette
Gloves
Two clasp, black, white. gray imd
pungee. Regular $1.39.
'l‘oniorrow. pair ...... 89c
Women’s P. K. Cape
Gloves
The famous Ireland brand. The
r: gulur price $2.00 pair.
Tomorrow. $1 29
I
pnir .................
New Fall Plaids
36 inches wide: worth
Tomorrow
49¢
New Fall Serzes
Yurd wide. iti blue, brown and gar-
750.
not. $1.50 value. ago
At. yard ..............
$1.50 French Serge Plaid i
Dress Goods
Handsome color
combination} Yard ..
3.000 Yards Remnants of I"
Wool Dress Goods
in lengths for skirts and dresses
“consume.”
yard and up.
A saving of almost a halt.
$2.25 40 Inch Silk Poolins
All the rich. handsome fall colors.
Real value $2.25 yard Tomorrow a
limited quantity will $1 59 ,
I .
be sold. at. yard
This is the greatest dress goods
value in the country.
$1.25 36 Inch Fine'Quality 1
Checks
including black and white. green V
and brown. A limited 79c
quantity. at. yiird ...
100 Troy Cloths
llenimed ready tor use.
Value :t9c ench.
At. each .............. 193
1.000 Yards Light Calicos
Best quality. neat designs.
Value 29c yard.
At. yard ..............
500 Yards Fancy Flannel
Suitable for waists or dresses.
looks and wears like Scotch flan-
nel. Value 350 yard. 19c
At. yard .............
1.200 Turkish Towels .
Very absorbent and soft finish.
Value 19c each. 2 for 29¢
50 Pieces of Russian
Crash Towelintr
Bleached or brown. superior qual~
lty Value 40c yard. ago
For. yard ............
1.000 Yards Percale .
36 inches wide. good quality. all
new fall styles. Value 35c nrd.
At
yard ................
Heavy mlommg
VII“. today «to. an
Wind-Lynn!
m m ’M”
Whit bill
I’M .......
m
“mud“.
Sheets and, Pillow Cases
Prices on Sheets are going up and no one can lay when the}
will stop. But inspite of soaring prices and thodifllculties of
transportation we have a. stock of Standard Sheets and Pillow
Gases, at prices that challenge companion. ~
81 x 90 Unbleached Sheets.
$15.95.“: .......... $1.69
81 x 90 Harvard Sheets
X?‘f‘?..‘.“:‘."." ..... $1.79
81 x 90 Fruit of the Loom
it‘ll Fill" ....... $1.99
81 x 90 Whitethorn Sheets
li'f‘f’fizii .......... $1.99
81 x 99 Whitetbom Sheets
Value $235. $2.”
AI ...... . .......... .
‘500Y FIIIM
am can «gamma-autumn:
“mailman-«WI
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may... .........
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90 x99 Pioneer Sheets
397.1131??? ..... ._ $2.59
’90 x 103 flea Sheets
Xi'l‘i W" .......... ' $2.79..
931.: lldlhfimgfihge;
At ..................
.54 x stowfiéhtom Sheets. .
Value $1.75. $11-58; III
At ..................
45 Xii‘lOélTII-O-W Cases '. “
39c 45c «(90 *
45 x 33 tiifitnw Case.
\‘Ilue 69c. 59'
At. each
Pilhw'mz
Heath VII. .0 VI.
49c
Madman,
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