Nasal
Practically all the available rooms in
delay; a. m. . is
see. 4 .57; sets, 6 ..57
"V ma heaviest. reassuorl‘a
casts.
”in.
danish Gilles, Nomilt.
I. "luv A TRII.
Arbor Day is appointed for May d by
Governor Chamberlain and It is the
, seed ‘citiseus to chasm the
he Sentinel some days ago call-
'i'i beauty In any community
bidet .Vlne's Silent their places
”wherever they have a chance clean
receive particular attention
. cnneerns which border on the
frond tracks What may be done to
a- rectory attractive looking is
gives a, meant an. air or clinic!
heritability which no and...“ or
, ‘ be see' them and they all help
"pith. Be sure and secure some
by trees or vine to plant on Arbor
Make the city brighter and
er and better for that day 90
Witt. aLuNoane c‘ou‘rmua.
“the .blundoring which has merited
he first battle on land in ioroe has
Japanese victory and though
as were greater on the Russian
y retired from the positions
' they had held The result was
. a Japanese army has succeeded
d”, tossing the Yaiu river and has be-
psrstions on the land. Thus tar
, aliens have shown themselves
lerslbiy deficient In all jthe'branches
ng and that they are bunglers
tohave been demonstnted
oi Russia. however. maintain-l
they would not repeat on land.
:57p in.
' ‘ apparently that place will be a Parker
the principal hotels at Hartford have
been engaged for the delegates to the
WW convention on Thurs-
and V . .The hotels will not
mounts in advance.
, t In a:
2 » _ “Twill r w
besmall. At heynAll lieu» prepara-
tions are being made” to use cots In the
private dining rooms and other \vail-
sble places.
The lad cations are that the Hearst
men will numerous. "Uncle" Alex
Troup. the leader oi the Hearst forces
in the state has engaged accommoda-
tions for a lot of men atithe New Dom
Hotel and wherever be Is there will
he the center of interest among the
Hearst men. The Parker forces are
scattered Mayor B. F‘. Malian. or New.
London. bosom irieud oi Alex Troup.
but nevertheless a strong Parker man.
It Is said, has engaged twelve rooms at
the Allyn House.
chairman Walsh of the democratic
state central committee has an ed
accommodations at that hotel and will
have a headquarters room there. too.
His communication to the hotel made
no reference to the blrdcage’.’ Eat-Ma or
Homer 8. Cummings. oi Btamford. as
engaged a couple of resins at the Al I
iyu House the understanding beingw
that he is to have on and somebody
(like the other. Ex
Waller plans to stay there.
At the Hotel artiord the impression
exists that ex- ayor Cummings Is go-
Ing to make his headhunters there. for
he has taken three or tour rooms.
Mayor Mahan. oi New lactation has so.
cured no less than twenty rooms. so
htmshoid There will he no rooms
to spare there either. when the time
comes.
The Heuhlein is to be tilled as. well.
New Haven county men predominating",
as in -1.: Mailer oi the New Haven dole
gallon has engaged thirty rooms. Ex-
Comptroller Nicholas Btaub of New
Milford. is expected there and J P.
wooums oi Litehlleld has s cred
tour. V As far as can be learn
Mayor Cummings has not engaged any
as It
'vernor Tom hire
in The Churches
Many New Singers in
the Various choirs of live
Norwallts. Yesterday—~80-
lucllous Well Rendered and
Music Very Saiisfaoiory
The musical year In the churches of
The Norwaibs, as elsewhere in the
country. commences May lsi and yes-
torday marked a number of changes
In the choirs with the result that many
new slogan; were heard. The mu-
sic. as a whole was excellently render-
ed. and promises to be very satisfact-
cry during the next twelve months.
in the South Norwalk Methodist
has been retained as director
tbprsno soloist. Calvns T Pur-
di 0 organist. and the chorus choir
posedail relieve: Boprs.
nos.‘ rs. Eaton. M as sets Valentine.
ll 8. Gregory and Miss Sadie
Bodweilrg altos, Miss M. Elisabeth
Rood. Miss Jennie M Gray Miss buoy
B. Gray and Miss Julie D. Bogart; ten~
ore. George H. Hint C; it. Andrews
and William O Merriam: basses. Addi-
sou H. Hathaway. Junius Brown. Allen
Ely and Clutches A Brown. The spot-
ial music yesterday was several
choruses. solo. The Hills of the herd.
Mr. Hirat; solo Mrs Eaton, and male
quartette. which is composed oi
Messrs. Hirst. Merriam, Brown and
Hathaway. , A violin solo. "i'to
mouse." by Freeiich. was rendered by
H. s Griswold. of Bowsyton. ' V
The South Norwalit Congregational
Church has a new organist Edward
Britten Msnville and also a mprano.
Miss Mary Haley. of New Haven. who
I'OOIIII there. but it was said last eVen-
comes to town.
eons '.'U
Thomas. at
the state b
Rubens...
quarters at ill
ioliowing. the
which Is about 'as many as can be Ire-
commodated outside of the regular cus
tomers. Long's Hotel will also be a
Hearst place. for "Uncle" Alex has on
gaged accommodations there tor loo.
' The New Haven Hearst delegation
has made a protest against the method
by which ex- Congressman Charles R.
E. DeForest hasbeen designated as
temporary chairman of the convention.
His retention was made by letter.
Chairman Walsh having lotion from
the majority of the twenty-four mem-
bers oi the state central committee
favorinf him. But in make sure he
has cal ed a special meeting of the
committee for Thursday afternoon to'
ratify the selection. _
The Parker men assert that Hearst
will not bays a third at the delegates
in the convention. Ex Mayor Cum
mings ls quoted as saying he would
be surprised if the Hearst men show
it
the time General Kurcpst -
re‘d a suiilcient army toi
apart at one blow he will be;
' beck Vweet of Lake Baikal.
' his-4M
l
. a resolution will be in-
e n no south Norwalk‘ Com-
; ailing {or the appoint-j
mittee to inspect the
_ ascertain? where
"a needed and submit 'a‘ writ- g
biased/er Wthetwlumnonientlou to se rve it
t to
L.‘
the certain way. til“ the hill-‘65
'Lr.
allow no delay in the pro-
2_;oi. the Epworth League.
airs be uniongsr del’iyed'“ ‘-
h. ll'orthegooduatnezmm
'ed 150 votes
Judge DeForeet will have a proxy
to show In the convention and he can-
not be protested on the ground that
he is not a delegate. but the Hearst
men say that granting be is allowed to
serve as; temporary chairman. be can
not: vote with the Parker men. as the
Bridgeport delegation which is con-
rallied by the Hearst men, Will endorse
*he unit rule and moire him vote. If
he votes at all. for the Hearst pro»
done undefined he‘ notes iric‘k {fireballs
age not it app ca on o tut
rule. Here may be another 1538’s.}
e"
KbinE'the train of spiritual lea.
-.—————e———-——--p
' ‘. Week In Moth Neils-is.
nday: 8. 00 p. m.-'-Annual meeting
Important
business.: Election of oiiicera.
. W
, in burnout oi the church.
as: .V : V
walk: Charles Edward
and Mrs. Anna Sherwood Dunuebacbe.
by Mr. Andrews.
tory, this being their first Sunday. The
oiieriory solo in the morning. The Lord 5 .‘
136?.
If seine
l1
legion W. F Ambler: basso Oliver 8
' Jacksonif The monthly choral service
m
3hurch remains, in most instances. the
3391?? drganist and director. and
' V s
bass s ol dusts
an ‘S gr. Thomas Ecuabon and Millers l‘ _
' _ bass Smith. V
succeeds Miss Anna Frances Treat.
i t at h alw to u. re hen who has (siren a position In the Ooh-
I" h 6 ayes pa 0 as he gregational Church, In Ansonia.
_‘ Alex Troup. 5; a other members of the quartctte are
The
the same as last year Mrs. Amy wood-
'.8ims coutrslto: Edward E. Crows.
ed tenor and Chester H. Benedict. basao.
M“;- . large file saga Regent’s); “M "Ceigel Unto
tabla careo m m." min an e s “ ease sung
‘ t 0' by Miss Haley. who has a remarkably
sweet and powerful voice.
The following united with the church
atthe communion service in the morn‘
ing:
10 Crescent Terrace; Howard Easin-
sou. 82 North Main street; Mrs. Frau-V
ces Basses. 3 Fort street East Nor
” Miss Harriette Howard Bard.
bunnebache
12 Myrtii- street East Norwsllt, from
the Congregational Church In West»
nort; Lewis Frank Buell. Mrs. Helen
W. Buell and; Master Ralph Buell. 20
Taylor avenu
Congregations Church Syracuse N Y
At the session of the Sunday school
the new superintendent. E H. Gum-
hart. was formally installed into once.
by' the retiring superintendent, Frank
A. Ferris
from the Good Will
_There was a large attendance both
morning and evening yesterday at the
South Norwalit, Baptist Church to lie
ten to the Rev. H. B Carpenter's able
and Interesting sermons the third in
theserles.
‘ The singing by the new
choir. ably accompanied on the organ
proved most satisiw
Light. by Mrs. Wesley O'Con-
rano'; was exceedingly well ren-
dered. . The anthem In the evanin
tram Judge DeForost is an indepen- 319:? as the duett by Miss Elisabet
raped and Mrs. O‘Connor were
neatly enioyed,‘ their ‘voices blending
incorrect harmhny. William Taylor Is
the tenor spiel at.
Themurpliced choir at Trinity Epis-
ideal hurch remains ractieaily" the
“last year. ward J. film
was the organist and the soloists twill
Soprano. Miss Grace Adams:
was held last _.Vni‘g'bt the boy choir so
a ting the re uiar chow: . The sole
st- Khadly gut." was charmingly
runs by was Adams. .
*Tbe’ at St. Joseph's B. C
M‘. Mrs.CA.l-jree—
, Bcpranoid rs.
contraitds. Misses An
1
and Ella McMahon; ten~
.imths' sung. in spite also. -
he all candidates nominated
with-f;
new ticket is seid to have
yesterday in theiatsrests
beb'eila'ilmli
obtboflsarnt Club. Alibeugb the its-V
butane
notthe entire clear
2 it
Episcopal Church Mrs. Frances Heath- ‘
am
rma vans You WILL nun
m usuv more a recess
ousurvjoi A mouse sales
on corrcs erocxmoa—
s'roass THAT HOLD rHs av.
satas'rmo LONG PROFIT AT
avsav ms AND FALL or
res maaasr. oua PLAN is
oirraasur. we ews you
saaoame rear vou cannor
smo stsawusae. PEICIS‘
res-r ass MAD: PillLic
rear Is soar or a oiwoirto
oivme TO oua cueromaae—
' also MIND» vou. svaaveonv
Looxe season. you Dilli-
nsuoe woman iv an RAIL»
nose on pay scene. 10-
moaeowrws mass a snap.
uu. room enaamo'aoalsav
eats. '1
M
Ladies‘ Lace Boot Lisle Hose.
value 26c. at
Ladies' Hermsdorf Luce,»w Boot
Stocking, value 39.3. at
m
,
Children's n... Ribbed Stock-
ings, linen spliced sole. heel and
knee, values cg tofdfic. at
J .h 2w“ ‘.52&%e r
Men's Black Socks, spliced linen.
sols heel and toe, regular» 25c, at
‘ i9?
stockings tor' children? We-
will [soon celebrate theV'rhlrd 'An’ni-l
aversary of TUEFINUE Stockings.
slidinall that time we have never
had fie“ "kick." ' We still ‘msin-
taiu the high standard quality at.a_
sacrifice to ‘Our pocket-book.
..“Klng Cotton is responsible.= Un-
' lose they put it out of sight we will
r maintain quality 'a'ud p'rice as for-
merly. V . .
‘2. lot 26c
is. user as esprit Iron rise
' sates. . j
ON!“ MASTER? TOURNAMENT.
Plush. in the rural house commend “
Yahei iohiysma a carver of
133""
ome, Yokohama. has applied to
the department of the navy tor the
capture, If possible of course. of the
Rusisn warship Vladimir iionomach
(0.061) whose flgurehead oousllts 0!
t‘i’iledimage of the Russian sovereln
made the Image some eighteen years
ago. spending six months in the work.
and now that we are fighting with
Russia he wants to recover It from
the possession of the enemy. and
hence to see the warship as well as
fieyimuge captured by the Japanese
launched In 1882. and it is doubtful
whether she is worth capturing."
A ’. '..>'5‘:“ui‘-‘.-“:r¢.; 1.
Three Ghanaian-labs lite oi the Lib
Mb
ot “a ioreign lady. apparently about
60 years or age. accompanied by a
young Japanese gentleman" who do-
lighted a crowd at the railway station
the soldiers. Then. says the account,
handshakes with the Miners, she
turned to Capt. Hannosuke Miyamoto
and putting on one of his arms a old
bracelet she had worn on her rght
ll’lil.
please accept my present and iigbt
your best.’ "Thank you,‘ was his re-
ply. ‘l promise you i will never return
without this bracelet smeared with
Russian blood!"
tion which Japan gained from Europe
was the “prison editor."
years ago he was absolutely indie- ‘
passable to the native Japanese your.
nais. which were constantly at war
with the government.
Journalism wire is punishable accuse;
and in the ‘70s and ’80s. though toi-
stated. It was severely restricted and
state oilioinls could and did imprison
editors at their discretion Hence the
vital necessity of an“editor" whose
department It was solely to go to Ms
on. But this arbitrary imprisonment
was abolished In 1887. and ten years
later full freedom of speech, lose mai-
esty barred. was conceded.
plans for the new residence to be built
on West avenue for R. L. Coburn. of
the firm of Coburn fi-uwrence it will
plumbing and hot water heat. All the
improvements will be provided.
Broadway. New York. will have the
plans for the new rectory tor 8t. 10-
seph it. 0. Church completed next
week, and estimates will be received
at once. The house which has been
hilly described In these columns will
be of frame construction 38x65 feet.
three stories Mall. The heating will
be by hot wdter.
Mshon Bros. for the addition and alien
ationta'vto the residence oi Dr. 1 Milton
Coburn on South Main street. The ad
ditlon will be 8:12, enlarging the din-
ing room and kitchen.
plans for aisiabie to be built on Vine
street for Dr. W. B. Bean. it will be
about 33:30 and of frame construc-
tion.
munch dies
loolri s chides—who‘s we “all so It.
Speaking as milliners. people will
tel you that this is a leather year.
But look at the flowers! Were there
ever so many and beautiful?
it you have made all the heel belts
and chains you care to. try your hand
at‘oandie shades. They are one or the
prettiest uses to which beads are put
and prove very effective on the dining
table ’mongst the glass and silver.
One reader of “The Daily Consent"
at Plttsford Vi... has tried the recipe
for creole kisses which we printed the
first oi the month and writes the that
she had difficulty in twisting them, af-
ter baking. about the sticks. 0i "
course they must be suit and pliable u . r 2 3' u
to twist and would think they must " ' “ ‘ ‘ "
have been baked a little too long.
Here Is a suggestion for those who [-1 0 Y 'r i 8 T u E AT R E ,
ONE NIGHT. ONLY,
love pink and would love to wear it but
TUESDAY. MAY BRO.
find It very trying as uecirwesr or as
I. c. WHITNEY PRIIINTO
tle Imam
A Yokohama news : “Hr.
ddhist
who Okinacho
Ives at !
Imir Monomach. The applicant
She Is a very old craft. being
in the Kobe Yushin appears a story
dresses or waists. Line the brim of
your hat with It. The pinkish glow
coming from above the face Is as great
by waving a Japanese flag and cheer- an im The Ring"! Les hing. Owinglng.
provemeut over that from under
"‘5! “I ““095 departed 10" "l9 W“ the face as e. photographer a method of .lnal?flgu..re|x :31“?!le
‘3 ‘ 5° distributing “1°00? “1°" gettmg light would be over an arrange
ment where the light Was brought
from below.
Dire at least one radio. pillow Just
to see What comfortable rests they are
for please or summer cottage Get
several colors (the reliable colors) and NEW “"90. DAMN. Costumes.
weave the pillow in blocks or color Just 3'00“. BITTER. MIGHT!!!
as you used to weave colored papers THA N! EVER.
when you were a kindergariner; and emcee-sec. 50a, 75s, 01.00.
leave fringe st the edges or turn the
ends' at the railia In making it plain.
Stuff the pillow with curled' hair and
you have a nice cool pillow, and a prob
ty one. 2
I am pleased that my Plttsiord cor- ‘
respondent had such good luck with
th 0 Cross Buns. She says the recipe
“makes the bb'st that we ever '.ato it
has been paeit'ed around among good
cocks here and they all agree that it.
cannot be Improved."V She contributed
a recipe for apple cream. and these
tried realms are what I like to receive:
Beat the pulp of (our baited apples
(tart). the whites of two eggs. and one .
‘cup of sugar together for one hour
Serra with boiled custard.
i suppose there are women who do
not know when a bat becomes them.
but I think the majority do and it is
. annoying to have the salessdy put the
first shape that comes handy on Your
head and get voluble silent it as It
there couidbe no other hat in the place
so becoming. But lay that down and
pick up another but yourself and she
zoos Into ecstacies about that- What
“after she had exchanged hearty
THE SHOW GIRL
POBITJVILY do—PEOPLE—bo.
8AM! Pretty Girls. Gorgeous Scenery.
remarked. ‘My young man.
Among the institutions of civilisa-
Until a few
in the '60s
use.
NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
' (The Commercial Record.)
Washington. D. (1., March 26.19412".
Architect W .8. Knapp is drawing
Dr. Dick's Medicine Company. South
Norwaik Conn.
Biro—f have used your medicine tor
would [a have? Have them select
5990311533: coeggeruregmamfi 83:33 am“ “d ‘ 8mm "1mm...“ malaria and as a general tonic and
' and show me the method in from it have found great relief. Have
vogue for putting the two together.
but make silent personal criticisms and
leave the matter or the decision to me.
passed It around among some friends
who have also pronounced It very ef-
icctive in the cure of malaria and
chills it is a good medicine to have
around the house.
Very respectfully,
HARRY M CAMP.
Architect Joseph A. Jackson. 1123
A Child Trust-“You never saw. my
hands as dirty as that." said a mother
reproacbfully. to her little eight-year-
old girl. .
" 'Cause 1 never saw you when you
were a little girl." was the prompt an-
swer.-Clasgow Evening Times.
Dorothy-80 Jack kissed you. oh?
Did you give him any encouragement?
JulIa—Encouragement! Say. I guess
you don“ t know. Jack. do youl--Phila-
dolphin Loom
Architect W. S. Knapp has drawn ~
The contract has been given to Me-
For -i . »
Package
Joseloff
'. cu‘cf‘.T‘-;y '. INGLI C“
“'55 Annie“ Gullah yj'li’flk‘"
II and pl moulding? Innis.
m%§rl:au ‘l‘at about
guts
III Ghoul".
Harry W. Mather has the contract
for (go lalteii‘aigmsuand imprielvements " 5. d' 1” 5.5 In?“
to area ter ng's res ence on “2:" g" M m*t,.;;;r_;,_u
Falrileld avenue. ‘ firm ,3, maggwmmm 72 N. Main St. “Hartwell:
advertise your wants in The Sentinel W"! l“ “r" Wilt“ ‘W' ‘ "'* "“33““ ~ 701- ”8'5 .- :
TELEPEON‘E 322-4.
as
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
The perfection of our Teas is due to choice selection from finest crops of India. Ceylon and
China Teas. All are distinguished by delicac of flavor and fine drinking qualities. They are un-
surpassed and unequalled. Our Tee stone.
is the Leader. .
THIS MEANS YOU.
If u want .the fin unlit of Colfeq’in'rlchness and nail . goods that make on see
through alllotblnga with be all... glee. sample our Cbfiee. q ty y
i WHY DO THE PEOPLE
call for curls é‘Rosy Delicious Butter? Because they know what Butter tastes like when you
get the genuine ole. = "'v V. V
E {ngING ‘INV ”CARDEN VEGETABLES of first quality daily. 1 9‘ r. " '
d finest lfne of FANCY CAKES AND CRAC KERS fresh daily from the ovens.
Vs E Seymour
~ - , LEADING GROCER.
325 West Washington Street.
South Norwalk
transitions? salient Mimi's. Yeas-me will a do.
- mess mmmlmuglnfid “"1"” ’“
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