jun a. on; a :4a p In
mm...-
“ this... Ariel where lie it. gone this '
. week with him. Hill. and where he will
probably be detained for a few weeks.
m
it was mistakenly stated in the edi-
torial column of The sentinel yeater-
day that a meeting of the entire morn-
berahip of the Morehnnta' and Mann-
. factules Association will he held
Motuiay night at cho Booth. Norwaiit
Club. The eiecutIVe committee will
Motor. Diane-roar. .
fl.- N0. 108, F. and A. M.
‘ “ 10. at B o'olODk p. m. wark
Manon degree. All
. I cordially and internally invlt
«~ "eternally your:
JIOBERT M. WILCOK. aec' y.
atoll Communication of Old
V lift hold at its rooms February
Master
have so important meeting at that
time. but the general meeting has
been called for next Wednesday night.
W
Mention was made the other day of
' the type of trolley passenger who be
rates a conductor because he is not a
mind reader. Hero is still another side
of human nature, it is said that, n
tax-trolley car conductor develops i to
the worst type of crank that rides
L, owe Department
.‘Buolaou Department
ranch Office, Norwaik
Editor's Residence
' pity Editor's Rooideneo ‘
m
”lino SENTINIL “tenuous
. 9 ~ CALL-s
on the cars.
When a girl uses the expressions
"perfectly beautiful" and "perfectly
grand" twice In the same converse.
tlon. make up your mind that this is
about the limit of her stock of superla-
gm "Merchants and Manufacturers
AssocIatIon
EMURY STEVENS President
itiCKH ltNOWA
H. UiNTARD.
'1? 1!leI (CORR T'l‘. Tronemer
Exe cut ve Committee
UBSEIELFRO
URL '1‘ DIMONDN
UR ii. if»!
Lids iii. WIdMNlNGS
McM AHO
EBT M
CH IB’HAN BWARTZ
”I“. FOETRY CONTEST STARTED.
content in poetry.
‘ I‘Dchial or high school. who shows
- and American poets.
’ A glance at the curriculum of our
schools ahowa that the poetic side of
elite Is in this era swallowed up by
F gclenoe and. though prose finds a
prominent place in English I‘cqulrc-
p . merits. the domain of poetry is hardly
There are many
reasons for this. chief of which arc.
the scientific tendency of our cru anti
more utilitarian
with
“poetry is the blossom
Tfiid‘ fragrance of all human know-
lIIIIuau pas
\vu llllirli
admit that it is of grout iIIIportaIIco
to cultivate an appreciation of it in
it is with this aim in
view that the conical will opt-II next
Tllt‘ t-xact fllltl tlclniloti
entrance will be pub-
touched at its border.
the pressure of olhcr.
subjects. but if we
‘. /. Coleridge. that
believe.
lodge, human thoughts,
alone. emotions, language."
early years.
Wednesday.
conditions for
linked on that date.
DON'T BE A SUCKEHI
We are told that. South Norwallt is
now being inflicted with II more that
out schemes.
Dre, be strictly from Missouri!
It'd not altruists.
of any imlhto love for you.
" thing they love about you is you
i
it money. and the bout time for you fol
realise this is before you part will
your money.
hooker was born (Ivory IIIIIIutc.
‘v
ratio has grown so ulIIrIIIiIIuly the
minute. Don't be II~ auckt'ri
eucoouufully in the promotion of auclto
manner in which ovcu
hulllneaa men have fallen for obvlou
illusionary wenith-producina
chagrin.
.u...
HAVE AN lGTHYIC DINNER?
,rmauder and the filth.
gl blind. has rudimentary leak and
dorsal cartilaginous cord inateud of
head. month on the under side and
humbling a fin. and III apparently a lie
between lopidosirona and
root Scotti
. ptipoakup!
all! one of these icthyioa in Bout,
. WW”
mlmaman ililt acquired. III
Milli. visit to Mexico. a lot of uh
to Mexico or not. certainly hen
Mr with characteristic one
Vicc— Pr eeitient
Secretory
Commencing Wednesday, February
2. The Sentinel will open a unique
Because of his in-
],tdl'elt and earnest desire to see in
indicated In the students of our town a
’ ore for and appreciation of the boat
poetry, a member of The Sentinel staff
will offer a prize of five dollars in gold
\ to the pupil, in gl‘filllilllil', private. par-
‘through the columns of The Sentinel
, the greatest familiarity with English
usually large number of what. for want
‘ of a better name. may be called wild.
llut prospective invest-
liear
“In mind that elicit-tougher] pcrsuatiera
'i‘hoy arc not prosa-
lfix their acquaintance on you because
The otIIy.clao than ratllatc atllIItlIitIc.~-Ncw ila»
it used to be said that a
liuring
the last few years it appears that thc
there are now two aurk'ora horn cvcry
In tho
”Ml. this town has bot-II worked so
which that ”w thought of the ouuy
lilil‘fl-lll‘liilt'll
propoai-
lions la d‘llllllull to excite It blush of
All Icthyic tliuuortuctl recently in
limii la thought to be the limit-ionic
ell-for miaaina Iinlt between the allia-
‘ it is described
_“ I aoaielllea. aquatic animal which
rite skeleton has teeth in a IIIIIIIII
Wilding law. a dorsal skin nap Io-
ropliloa.
What an apparition thin
Did anyone over
his
laimation about that countryw-
ntiinethlhg else not so desirable.
Elmer was an attack of rheuma
that. whether properly charac-
ll‘llilllory performance in that
I Mr. Hill has been real-ti 3
' pith more or less auction. Hi:
We is to try bathe at (Hot
tlves. and you won't make a mistake
nine tiIIIos out of ten.
“—4.“...—
lt‘a dollars to toothpioks that how
Stone. the resourceful Winslod corroo~
pomlcnt of the New York World. can
beat. the ‘Inlaalnglink. icthyic story
from Brazil to a frantic.
WW
Pcrhnps it will be well. if the price|
of meat (loos not Iowcr io n more sal-
iaftIctoI-y level. to look up the supply
of llraziiilan lcthylca.
.....m._..___.___
The dog wagons and hurry-up lunch
counters may yet be passing out
ltrthyic sandwiches.
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THE STATE PRESS.
no.—
.lohu ll. Sullivan says that once he
could have been elected to congress.
We may doubt that. but we give him
credit for being able at one time to
lick any man in tho bouac or aenuto.-~
. New Haven Palladium.
.._.......
“That's no way to treat a lady."
remarked a magistrate in Atlantic
City when be sentenced a man for
spanking his wife with a anew shovel.
(‘ortainly the judge was right. those
were no actions for It married lllfili.""‘
Iirltlgoport l’ost.
M. ..
if you cut. meat out of your dict be
careful about tIIc reel of your food.
'i‘oo radical n chuugc of mono aomt»
tiluca brings about conditions which
loud to dccrouac tho power of tho body
to rcslst diet-nae norms. Don't go
apt-titling what you save on local for
drugs and doctors' aorvlcca.»Watcr-
bury Republican
4"...“ ...._.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
\I'lIcII tllc Atucriruu llt‘llplo lit-conic
thoroughly nrouaotl hilllll'llillik is liable
to drop. All hopc it will be the prior
- of llli‘ll.-~ iiallimoro AIIIcI-icnn
—O-
Arthur llrisbnuc admits that ho is II
ycilow journalist and says he lf-i proud
I of it. chcrtIIt-leaa, We are still in
doubt whether lIc iIItcntlcd it an a
beast or as an abject C(lllltllliliili.w~
Springfield l‘tIituI.
mo...
(iovt-rnor Works and staff how bad
'ulloillel' uootl IIIIIc. Why shouldn't
they"? Such llfillillitlillt‘ Illl‘fl cannot do
I
I'i rcn ‘l‘iIIIoa-l.tuldor.
, \l' lli‘ll llll' ilit liurd iIaItllIIu lhIIlIl ill-
\‘Iil‘l‘t‘ onac aria fairly uutlor way we
will probably know what brand of ur-
tlkllc tcquortImoIIt the famous war cor.
t respondent. has been flushing all those
,I'olII'a.~~8ttraIIttIlI Tribune
.._.,....
What It lrIIIIIIIIIItInt season this in
.~ for tho vegetarians! For many long
ycm‘k they have proachtul tho tltx'lt'inv
of no must only to ho scoffed at and
a acortml. Now. iutiootl. their day has
ctuuo.~- Philadelphia 'l‘ltnoa.
'i‘hc sixtccu wctltiimta celebrated in
our church in Now llritaih yentortluy
would indicate that Could tloca not
reckon on tho hiuh coat of livingp »
New Haven 'i'lIIIowimador.
w...
The man who has kept all hla New
Yenr’a resolutions strictly up to little
a ban some rounon for going aroundeilll
u an air of conscious pride. but It may
be nth-lanblo for him to knock on wood.
,. Mlitiilttlii Giulio.
«4»-
k The wife of itichartl Harding Davie.
the novelist in seeking a divorce. like
watt the heroine of one of hill literary
productions. but appears to have been
I. the viiiianena of hi. matrimonial ven-
tIIroa.-Soranton Tribune.
aw
Some one was laughing in Washinp
I- too about Congreuman Hill's shiny
bald head. "Well." said Uncle Joe who
was present. "I ve alwaya hohrti that
good furniture has marble tops."-New
Haven Minder
n . 8....
The protest of Meriden Grand Army
men against the erection of II monu-
r- meat to General Robert ill. Lee at the
national capitol. would give one the
impression that some of the old rob
:
treat a wife.
Istrult» suggest? A
. Isllll|lly
strength
Tomorrow Evening the Subject Will,Be
GERMANY
And Its People
llludlrated by the Slereoptieon
Lecturer, Dr. Macfarland
We are accusttunod to talk a great deal about the problems of II“.
migration. and wc consider our citizens front othcr lands too little
ciatc this important fact.
wafer to
tinel.
.4 ..
Boston suggests that johuuycukc is
a good weapon with which to light the
moat trust. and an are grateful
the suggestion.» Ausouia Sentinel.
w... .
lHlSllNllllli Nlllil
TOMORROW EVENING
During this course of Sunday evening lectures there are to be
several for the purpose of showing the influence on our national life
of the peoples who come to our land from the old world.
forgotten that they not only find large opportunities hero for them-
selves. but that they also bring to us great material had moral
as bringing to us a heritage from othcr rouutrlca, which is of great
vuiuc. in thc making of our own nation. .
This in onpocially true of the German people, and wc hood to
know something of the land from whiclfi lhcy conic lfIVDi‘ilt'l‘ to appro-
Musical Pregram at 7:20 o'Ciock
Music by German Composers at the
South Norwaik Congregational Church
crops have not buried the hatchet and.
die flgllliIIg.~-~ Anuoula Scu-
for
One cause for tIIclIiglI cost of liv-
......-
If it in iron, as Prof. Woolly
.m...
log is tho frantic often made by the
majority of young illlil‘l‘lt'tl propit-
qualify for the ioU.~
ll)
‘hicridou Journal.
of tho
l'uivvrsity of Michigan says. that. the
aim of the brain luvrcttuca in
“t! know a whole lot of propit-
\IoIIitl iIIIprow woutlrrfully
slept all of tho tiIIIt-.«--l-lpriusncltl Un-
ion.
sloop.
who
lhv)‘
'l‘IIt- Iuiik trust in to be prosecuted
".4.“
When an Atlantic (‘lly man was ur-
rested for having apaukcti
with a fire show]. tho IIInglatralts do
tlfirl‘l' that. wan not tho proprr way to
What Would the Inuit
tll‘
palm.~~I’liilatlolplllu
llfltil‘llilll
on open
Times.
0
llIIlIbI-ru flrt‘ KOlIIK up.
uldowttllut
bury llcpIIbIloaII.
"M...“ my...“
TAILOID SERMONS.
Don‘t lo Selfish.
IkIII‘l
and be utterly uuaciflkh.
freedom in service.
ly.
m
No one nuth can do lilil whole of a
great work. Therefore. be satisfied to
do a small part well.
Obstacles may annoy on.
.._._...
it in much easier to allow your l'lll
ploycr that his lntoreata are yours than
to any It to hint.
.4...
The heat lime to rest is when oue‘a
worit I! done.
My...
The man who does not respect his
work Mpl‘dclllfl himself.
an...
Prof. 'i‘leheaar, of Cornell. any: that
it is possible for a person to hyper»
Doe. this explain why
so many men think they are need look-
on atmuiff
inn fwmwn Globe.
$
his
liltlm'tl,
A good today pairs of ”Will haw done
up when they lIIVt' atrtII-k lllt' Kliltpt'l‘y
downtown lNll‘l)’.""‘
bt- nulllah liliiwlll‘l‘tt.
lIt‘ ill‘llliill. IlIout of all. in your religion.
l.tIt youruclvop be free in your religion
Claim your
» i'hiilipa Iirooku.
W- . 4...... MD. on”...
(ion i't‘lliifiil aomc‘of IIII are poor in
because we spend too much county in
planning what we would titi if we only
had the liltillf‘)‘.-llmi'l't‘illlkllll Month-
”law ... “fl...
THOUGHT! FOR WORKING.
for cheating Ila custom-Ira out of SI;
000.000 worth of milk oat‘ll your.
dealing out "short" plots and quarto.
iiouiItIt-us the trust will lll‘ ablc
more it is doc to the shrinkage
class. and biauw it all on ”W
truat.-~ilnrtford PM”.
by
in
in
lmltlo
vrlfo
you.
Wu irr-
Iiou'l
but it is
worry that really torturcn uo.
Specral
Extra Three Days’ Sale
owmo TO THE e'ronaw WEATHER AND Tnausuoous nusH DURING THE PAST WEEK. AND
IN ORDER TO GIVE moss 'ro WHOM we COULD NOT Do JUSTICE AN OPPORTUNITY TO escorts
some or THE MANY vatuze or TI-us
Great Annual Clearance Event
WE HAVE DECIDED T0 EXTEND THIS SALE
THREE DAYS’ LONGER
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
The same excellent values will be here in full and plenty. Where we have sold out entirely of an
Item, we will substitute a better one. You Will find throughout the store a complete hat
of items. The added features will‘bd marked with large printed cards
W
it is often
-__. -....__.._ . .
Gingham Huck Towels Muslin Underskirts
2000 yards of “Amoskeag” Ap- Flor Huck Towels. verv large Women‘s Short Muslin lJIIdorakirts,
pron tiIIIltlInms. the best made; size. bout rod border; reg extra full cut. IIIIIbI-oldvry tIiIII-
worth yard. ”5 7 8 the value. at ............ 9c med fiounce; regular (wot
at .............. C value, at .............. 390
Outing Enamels
300 yards of Fannie (town Outing
Bleached Muslin Seersucker Petticoats
lI'Illll yards lllcachcd Muslin. tlIc Flanncls. best made. all colors 50c Washable Striped Secr-
faIIIouII'i‘rultof the 8 3 4 and stripes: worth 7 sucker Petticoats. at .. .290
Loom" ............ ' C lift/1c, at, per yard. . l'zc
, . “Mercellne” Petticoats
Ameflm Prints Mercemed sateen Wtunen‘s lilack “lilercollIIc" Potti-
iit-st American l’rinta.« over 200 3c. in, [illicit Mcrcorixctl 11 cents, m... I...“ 31.37. ”.1.
“Will“? “’“m‘ i“: 4 3'40 SMOOH- “”"h 1”“ .‘t’ii- i". C no on the market. at... 79c
yard, at ..........
Corset Covers
250 COI‘St't (itlt‘crs. prcttlly
rut-d with lace and clu-
lIrIIltiory. at ............
Stockings
Womcn‘s illack Stockings.
lar 236 value, at. per
pair ...................
“ beacon ” Blankets
’00 pairs of the famous 'licacon"
lilan‘tots wool nap. full 95c
slzc each ..............
trini-
17c
l'? Ell“
15c
Cashmere Gloves
Night Gowns
Womcn‘a Night (town, hood qual-
Tabie Damask
Extra lIoaI'I Table llamnak, our ity muslin. high neck. loot; Women‘s Twot‘lasp Cashmere
of tho lat-at values on the sleeves; regular .390. 39 Gloves, regularllllc value. 14
market at like Sale 47 vaiuo.at ............... c at ..................... c
6“\m\$‘ afium“ [ii‘lt‘tn per yard ........ c
Flannelette Undersklrts Waists
w Dre” GOD‘S WoIIIcII'a i-‘lauucloltc l‘ntlcrskirts, While Litigoric Wfllsts. loco and
. " ‘ , . ‘ . Si '5 All Wool (lIoIiot {Ill 6 plain colors and stripes; embroidery trimmed. 1
Non that tin atuptiet and «under m wide at per yard 2c mg, 69c vamp.“ ....... 39c rug‘ 3150 value, at.. l. 9
over ”11' his banquetrot the ills ileum-
ors' Asstwintlon in over. and the .ex-
Irrcnrhmr of «normal and disapproval
hare pant-Ind into history. or. as out:
liiilll put It. Into "thin air.“ the (in
”mint lintla that “it! pooplc of South
waaik me not a little disappointed
\Iaiona of a Great»! Ntnwaik and
some good aaIII- advftc from llrotllnrs
\\ all”. hintfaliaud and Judson and
you haul lhl‘ kt-l'IIvI of tho mot-ling.
licuullful social and lilt'l'kl'y ovt‘ni.
wasn‘t it'.’ and sonic good suggestions,
but was llIt-rt- any practical outlinc of
u polirI, ll working basis for the next
six months or your“
tvrcalcd lutoly in learning that thc poo.
pic of L0!" All‘clcemthai wonderfully
pnmrcasirc wcaicrn pm-udist- huvc
u very alilull pcrrvnlaao of sick poopic.
And why" The only plausible cxplunlr
lion in that the people live out of doors
practically all of thc limo. With all
our great advances in civilization. wc
We Have No Use for
High Prices Here
Aill'l‘l‘lliilllfl 'i‘hr Norwnlka. liilpf‘llVI
lug 'i‘hc Norwalka. polling now fat--
torioa nod iIicIIlt-uting public spirit by
buatliun am. last and all of the time. “I" krill“ W“ ‘0 ”“‘ l“'“‘“”““' vsnv BEST CgREAMERY BUTTER. lb. ......................... 35:
the Optimist lwllrvca. will do more “MW W" "mi “08"“ ”WW“ “"d MAONOLIA. CLOVER on ASTER CONDENSED MILK. can. 10c
”"4 "‘V “" ”‘““ “MW“ "‘“i Th" "“""'“""“ wanna aaaaa's BREAKFAST cocoa. can .................. 19c
bun no in a finothin : it into othm ”'““ .
on ll (‘l‘lilillltlll bani» :II Mittens lull out A book or "mg“flm Mk" or 1m“ h gicAKNZAétleapggfl'saggaggaggocggfithun ............. g:
f‘tlillllllllilll‘.llllllf‘ii and atrcnutiwna thr appreciated always prmidoti H M n O B GILMAN'S PEANUT SANDWICH Pk! ................. 100
chords of'fl'lcutlabip, bill out or u. if “”"d “"“’“’“"‘ ""“"‘ """ mm" "mm alas aas'r soon cancxens for ’ ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 25c
iil'l‘lllli to lift. ought to arise nomolhina 'Em lllls‘of 1‘ “Hill" High school lad. fl" """""""""""""""
lungiiilc. nonunion... practical that We 1““ “‘5‘" "mm" W“ ”mm! M“ ("W MONOGFAM ave WHISKEY. qu size bottle ................... 85c
can allow for all our cffm'le ilI prt-parv "r ”‘M “9 Md “MW" “ “MW" m his DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHIBKEY. bottle ...................... 85c
In: fora sputum unatrmlomic uutl lilr “““j’” "“3} “ ““"iii‘i‘iim -“”“t “"M- HEUILEIN'B on CLUB COCKTAILS. battle ........ . .......... 51.00
ciul cvcui. And lllI‘ ilpiituiul. in any mm” "m" rolortcd ”w yotmlzetor “NE OLD PORT OR SHERRY WINE. Slim" ----------------- $190
This In almost equal to tho rciort until“
tvoua of a wife who Who always luring
"ioliiod" for wearing fuiso hair. "i
don't understand how you can keep
wunobotly l‘lliil'il hair on your bond.
Mollie," ilfiltl the huaband. "Why. in
pull the liltliltl way llllii you can wear
mule other calf‘a akin «to your halide."
one the apouIIc'II curt rclu't.
Inn thin. in only reflecting what a lot
of our lIarIi-lIquiml witteloroa lull-o
lit-cu paying For at no little will he
be contentious III nraumohtnilvowfull
uf educations ho billion at all times
It) llI‘
Everything in Wines and Liquors
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
I! and 85 Washington at. Phone Call 440. loath Nona-lit.
“KLINE KA ”
A NEW CAR BY AN OLD DESIGNER
'l‘lu- Norwnllta, that cit-vol~ liltic
bunch of “sulphur throwers that hold»
forth tu'oakionuliy at the armory. bl
atI-tllua II reputation for itself as on:-
ol tho boat and atmnucul teams in the
What. If not in the entire country. lint
there In lost one straw in the way of
their complete nucrbaa. and that in a
tendency towarda lthflf'lllIm to the to
t‘lll live. it wt... particularly noticeable
in boo Monday night'l game. more no
tlcoablo. in fact, than at any game thin
oration. by all means. we wool the
local team to View and lie boll record
In It aironu argument for its Niccolo-m
but we bollcve that clean. straightfotu
ward play. with fouls called on the
local team an well an on the visitors.
in the only thing that will! put the
name on the basin where it will be
beyond criticism III ’I‘he Norwnlka You
can count on it every time that. when
the viuttlna team goes home perfectly
nulloiled. thero'a not an iota of kicking
coming from the townspeople lint it‘ll
u attention if they always depart in this
frame of mind
NUTMEG CLUB TO EXPAND.
Will been Occupy the lntlre Uppec
Floor of the Ceiahurn Block.
The Nutmeg club. which hold such
a llit‘t'i‘ttilllll dance but evening is
planning to branch out in the near fu-
ture and will soon occupy the entire
upper floor of the t‘oloburn bulitiiult.
at the corner of Main and Wall atroota.
New furnishings will be put in and
the entrance will or on the Wall street
side. innldad of by Main street. as at
present.
The firm of (kiloburu & Lauder ox;
poet to be able to move into their now
Well street atom in about three weeks.
and thin move will leave temporarily
vacant their proleut store. Glendon.
in: tile. will money the building at
the rear of the present jewelry store
while the improvements, tearing down
the partition, etc... are going on. When
the work is done. the enirhnce to their
store will her from Wall attest. The
Nutmeg club new has a membership
of fifty and invent applications are
in hand.
I GYLINDCR "w" ...... . ....................... ‘2
ll c‘YLINDII “30"
U teat-to in Ivory Detail
AFew Imam-land can of Itandmi
Molt" at Very Attraotlvo Prion.
narau'r Home. (:0. 41 w. eaa St. N. Y.
“In...“
What II III; ad me our friends
"lip country?” have} ever on who are
kept behind the desk day in and day
out. Farmers stay inlide in the with
ler enough. heaven known. but when
their work oaill them. they have noth-
ing else to do but to so out into the
open. And they build up splendid.
atrium. reboot bodice. painting with
health. The scribe ha been much in-
William ritumid. who in Elli to A daughter was born this morning
W hail from Stamford, was picked up in to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. James, of
A number of the members of i'ritio Railroad avenue last night by Officer Oennoetiout avenue.
of Court Nili‘i'lilf Foréatera of Amen John ii. Smith it was claimed that
ion. want to Woatuort last evening and William was panhandling. A charge
attention the whim party and dance of "granny was preferred against him
held by the live-inert court in Nation Judge Joseph n.1‘eyior looked him
Iii. hail. All report a pleasant even- over this morning and gave him an op-
tng, normally to not out or with
Mienfiiolenn Mitchell will resume
her tin a in the Marvin school Mot»
day after a week's illness with grip.
During her absence Minn Stone. of
Craehury. has taunht her classes.
Norwalk Chronicler