" of more strlngcut‘
to thecleanlineiss
t
h (ibllranft seems
I: 1.10 ivin
tonery tolgvn 0%
on each to all of less
believes tint the House
__ . inherfsay51,
thatiil movement
. and ctlnalizing rep-
“ 11 IS bound to grow, and
he first hill 15‘ crossed this
(I the amendment receives
tty of the House, public
will so develop that the
ep will come fully as cas-
that time the people of
or towns will learn that
. tocontinne themin their
resentation is strong and
_‘;and they will come to see
heir hold will he surer if
ove indefensible condi-
Ill have gradually develop-
" ehdjtistment in the House
: tfth'e Senate as it IS would,
hing be worse than leaving
.39 unchanged and only
11g the Senate.
land trinic’ advices 1iniikc
vorme r o 1.. lad—
1 Tlhé seal; git gtgreatest
"gth is in the iron and steel
,'Whilc textiles evince the
” rogularity. Money IS firm—
aiural 1n view of the en-
1 . o ume of spring trade and
pl ting; through large fin—
“.l rrahgcments, but no par-
triugency is looked for
nit clearings. swelled by heavy
it 11121: i011, are of large vol-
‘ rtened week, due to
h Olservances. Building
five, the greatest, in fact. for:
1 and lumber, har‘dllvdre.
sand kindred lines share in
good fielillg. Railroad earn-
1 are vc y favorable, gains 151;—
. to essivoincreases in fornicr
' g.tecorded.
. a:
,N:.J. ., i11a1111gcr All
ire he, an indur'auée
pally, hgld a profound faith 111
benefits of newspaper adver-
' "Io convince the company.
11ers. he bore the expense of
unth’s display advertising in
in ending newspapers. As to
‘5'. he said: "We Increas-
Ir usinc s in this state from
‘o otter 300,000 in a
hrélngh newlipa or
y." t is his opinion ’1 at
our future the" Insurance
idea will be large newspap—
. ”up...” New Britain
)
one of general business,
11’ a Review, has been bet“
lbutiou oi incrchandise' ls
cd 11 heavy bank clearings.
the textile markets show
heed 11131111. Activity in the
ivis 11 has taken pig iron
911 near record figures,
on Era do‘ not see how
, l'oi partly finished
its out is to be made to
‘ 11111111111111; 13111111111111, to the value of
. , . $4. 000. In a cult to rocov 38.5019 1111111»
‘ udkcabroug‘ht by- Ame
” av, nun, Sat“
Ii Week. Marked actlvuy 1n '
Arranged with the Women Itollct
Corps tor norvl :
I . H
, Deputy Sherllt 11111 W. Bentley. or
South Norwalk. attached propert oft
Albert N.So\1thwlcl1. of Now Yor.l1_1
“New Keven. Tho pldlntllt alleges that
.1111 111111 botorc July 13* 1900,11111! do-
. 11am It has never been repaid. The
defendant to summoned to appear the
superior Court at Brlidgeport. the 11m
Tn'erdny In May. to answer to the
charger;
,m
DEATH OF: EDWARD O'REILLV.
Edwrrc O’Rollly. an old 111111119111 of
No with; died at Ina h‘oine In Center
39'. add about rlxtyr
unlit years. c is survived by a wife
and four sons. Dr. Illl'l .O'Itellloy, or
Elizabeth N J. James il..l1‘ranlt and
William '1‘. O’Rclllcy, all of Jersey
St. Mary's Church tomorrow morning
at 10 o‘clock
Wm
GOING ‘ro new HAVEN.
The Concordlan, of Bildgeport. and
the Germanlac. or South Norwalk
went yesterday to New Haven, to take
part In a concert given by the Arlon
Singing society. and the Dorscht lodge
Karl Dlohl
‘15-
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
Pcralan designs and coloring char
actorlzc a great many of the materials
used In trimming hats.
The corn straws are going to have
an extensive vogue. ,
A11 the scam advances the ostrich
feathers are disappearing and rlbbou
and nutty arrangements of sunny mn~
terlnls are taking their place.
ed also of the heavier wash materltils
like None. A good loony object to
the suspenders and dd not wear thdm.
II doesn' I seem to make much differ
ence about the calm of the roses one
uses on her hatrtuc Impossible are
as fashionable as the natural ones.
The Idea to to select somethlux becom-
lug. \h
A Russian blouse tor a 1:11] of say
clght years Is very prettlly developed
from old rose lIncn. narrow pinch and
white braid, a double row of which
stimulates the hand down the side
oloclug. and crystal buttons. The col
Iar Is a band 11011111, and It and the
baud cuffs and breast pocket ale t1 Im
road with, the braid
'f‘ Those who are fond oI’m magic sugar
and fortunate enough to be Is to aa-
tune the real war will enjoy the
many committee In the current 011
lineotor. There (In corked. .1 pound
both hot and cold. frown. parfhlt,
charlottc rucao, creams. and o maple
and ginger bavaroleo that I will slvo
yoh tomorrrow.
A frleud ccntrlbutea tiic following
Rcelpt for veal loa‘t andnvouches for
Its dcllclounncs'n’: Ono niid one- half
pounds veal chopped line; one quarter
pound salt pork; two eggs, two cups
broad crumbhhone-balf cup milk; salt
and snapper. ' ‘Balro two hours. Let
me a d that the condition of the oven
should regulate the length of time,
but the loot to better It not halted too
quickly.
Misses from thirteen to eighteen
years are Wearlng the Illmplrc or
coraclet 11111111.. They 1111111111111 wltb
sulmpoa of thin afimflala and the sun
ponders arc of blunt lied on the
shoulders. Misses who adopt this do
also or 11 ahlrt should not omit the run-
pondora. If they would act the belt of-
tech. Thelr forms are not round
enough to prevent thot skirts from
havlnx the appearance of bolus luat
xotd be- p
r otwtgo‘noord Division have ‘
*uwnm
411111.11. of ‘
he I not! the defendant the above cum 1
City. The funeral wIll be held from '
of New Haven. under the direction or
The prlncass skirt to belng fushlon “
$8.00 purchales. ,, :
111111 411111 " crustal.
Gill NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWAL‘K. CONN.
MIMI
tarmac, 1
1
SIDOMODJQ
$100,000.00
”III! II. FERRIS. nodal-1
JACOB R. IAIN". cantor.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Form Henry Seymour
John M. Knapp Christian Sworn
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Jonah R. Mervin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sollollod.
11.61:. lat... Ala—11111111“.
.It surely Is all rlght In making an
extra charge for “position." There are
positions In a paper considered hotter
than others and In order to get them
why should not a better price be paid?
The newspaper manager In In the same
position as the theatre manageru-nll
coats are not as good as parquet and
consequently he gets more for parquet
scale than tor gallery benches.
Small advertiser. your. advertising
space costs you.” much as the same
space would cost a largomcrchaut. ..
should be as carefully cultivated to get
results. Be careful concerning your
advertising copy. Our ad 1111111 11111
otter suggestions If his charts are
worth the cabling.
u”...—
You read The Sentinel. So do others.
The ads. (it today are as Interesting
rcadlng As the news. They are read
with as much 211111.311 sure your ad
Is always at Its best. The people are
severe crltlcs , .
Some merchants think It 111111 to
hire cheap help. Patrons like to trade
with clerks who Imow their business——
clerks with experience. Arc- they or
the cheap sort?
People generally come Into the
street to buy. If they Ilnd what they
want at reasonable prices. A little
suggeatlou. pleundt‘l!‘ glv'enw-glvon as
though thelr commit was ct Interestn
to you. means a good Impression. I111
picssloua count you know.
The run In 92 H500 000 miles from the
omth-ao Is the merchant who doesn't
advertise. -—Ad. School.
Nerve.
A man In a New England town, de-
siring to advertise a concert. Inqulrcd
atta newspaper for the reading notlce
I‘ll (38.
"Ton cents per Iluo.” was the 1111‘s
wcr.
”The loan handed In 11 one line all
vortlaenlent and a dime and cold: "I
hope you will give us a complimentary
notice.” «NAtlonal Advertiser.
“wad-d
Shutting oil Slum.
“Shall we stop our advertising for
While now?"
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ready to slip off.
'\
This In a uuostlon 1111111011111 burlneas
TELEPHONE CALL 133-15
If you 311‘: and who appreciatcr the Best ”Goods )1 the Least
Cost, thislr the piece to come. A few don't 11.1111. this. but they
will sooner or later. More And more are “coming our way" every
day. If you don’t. you nurely will if you thinlr. Glance your eye,
, over there 11111111111191: this mail:
: {1111111113 3. recon.
' ‘ ' “ER.
horror.
. , 1111.. n.11.117..w11l11113.m.
. ooo Beautiful Tribunal Hunts. from $1.59 to Sacha
We pay your {are one way on $5 purchaser: 116111. 11.1. on
MAI‘ Purim. 333100000 -
‘ clan-Iv In tho hummer, dun-lug what they
Billiliii’llll
SHARIBS B. WW1 mum
PRESENT LOGATIONu
Flm Nltlonal Sank Building. ,
:4 WASHINGTON STREET.
TRUSTEES: .
Frank A. Form An S. woodwind
Then. I. Raymond Silwln O. Ruler
Mellon Taylor Frankiln A. SmItb
Theo. S. Lowndu Winthrop lat. Parry
Richard H. Golden.
BANKING Busxunss or ALL
.
Deposits. Discountos. Collections.
savxno's glint: DEPAR’L
~ I
Dopooltl Received on Interest.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS
Authorized by It: charter. with 11- cup.
Ital as security. to not no
exacu'ron.
ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN, .
CONSERVATOR
TRUSTEE 011191111! radar.
ACCOUNTS.
TRUSTS OF ALL LSiNDS SOLICITEU.
BUSINESS HOURS.
9 to 12 n. m., and l to 3 p. m.. and also
A to S p. 111.. Saturday evenlngo, for
Saving: Department.
men 1111. not to ask themselves. 1111:1111
r'agard as tholr “dull season."
Suppose your englneer asked you:
"Shall I stop puttlng cool on the fires,
sir?“ Whn't would you reply? “Why
no-uuleu you want the customs to
stop.”
The ndvortlscl who thinks of dis-
contlnulug may argue. “We, have been
advdrtlslug so long and so steadily
that our name and apeclaltlos are well
known, and we lutend to advertise 9w.“
Again when business Is better In our
line than It appears to he now: In’ the
meantime our business won’t stop.‘
No. nolthcr will the cqglnc- atop the
mob atop shoveling In the coal. The
point Is. however, that when the on
glue to to be started again. ten times
as much will have been lost In power
as has been saved In fuel or feed Us-
lng up reserved force never pays. 1!.
In a loss however It may he looked a1. ,
The Myth: nubile ls prone to forget.
It In moreover much more dlfllcult and
much more expenslve to regain a lost
customer than to prevent his straying
womb-Money Making Momma. CM 1
03801
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. I " For Ladies and Misc”...
'The‘showing oi TAILORED SUITS in by far the most beautiiul yet oli‘crcd Tile increased
sales in this line is not to be wondered at, as we are showing superb assortmentr of suits. to meet
every taste in STYLE. QUALITY, PRICE, COLOR AND MATERIAL. Our values are heat lodg-
ed by every standard, and here IS striking proof of their cuyeriority. ..
' 1|
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specially Attractive Stilts .
I
Blue, red. brown, cantor, black and pearl gray; bounce skirt,
trimmed with alllr, fancy style Eton jacket, sill: trimmed rind lined
throughout with talfeta silk; latest style sleeve. full $18.50 value,
for $15. 00
Others at $15. 00. $20. 00, $22. 50,
$25). 00 and $28. 00
You haven't seen all the beauties of the New Spring Garments until you have seen our line.
i955“ Misses’ 00a 15
Coats for the little people, young misses and ladies. m an immense variety, at exceedingly low prices.
Only the newest and most desirable are here.
Ladlos’ Petticoats
A big purchase of Underslrirts in the most popular
styles, at a great reduction from regular prices, on sale to-
day' “ I . 3 . ' A
Full made, fine pleated ruffles. neat black and white
memorized stripes. assorted effects, value $1.50.
951.-
Black Mercerizcd Skirts, styles the very newest; shirts
cut the fullest and most correctly shaped; value $2.00,
" $1.45
2011 Skirts made of the genuine “Amiailh, ”' In a dozen different styles; all colors and black; the
beat $3.00 value on the market. .l 7‘3"." i ”WW!”
At 1111.11.11.11. 111111115011 can obtain the vorylbaut hoods ill reasonable 5111.111 You can 1111111111 11111111 11111.“
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' ‘ elll Macaroni 111 recolonisation to you 1111 a that 1111111 article or load (lentil-nil 101111111111
‘ 1111111111 of Slrloln Strait. hall! for 150 (full pound) package. No other brand lull or food .
cloanllnerr thorn; 1111111 In every dc-
othi tell at our xocdr 11an out. , . '
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9 or a
New I? 91.111111
‘ Pure Fresh 11111111. In M pt. bob
11.an
l1 Igloo” agility dellclolnl Dacron, Jolly-
are. 1111111 pockets.
.01. mince Sauce. the New Excellent- 11111.
on rm. Old Dutch love and 116111
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