. socinrv NOTICES
MASON": 9IBEGTORY.
Ml Lodge. No. 1087 F. and A.M .
#1:”; in Mannie Building. 80th
i street. “let and 8d Tuesday of
wish mouth—July and August ex
whatnot. 8 ohclock All Mme!
e cordially invited. chiteon
$0.0 ' ole, W. M. Robert M Wilcox.
tier cit-om, no. as. n A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
tun street. Zduund eth Tuesdays of
ouch mouth—«July and August ex-
canted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited Charles F.
ills. H. P. Robert M Wilcox, See
it
v moo IENTINEL TELEPHONE
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1 ewe Department
1 Ian-Bunion- Department
‘ ~Breneh Office. Norwelk
-Edltor'e Reeldenee
. lty Editor'e Residence
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
nuonv hrnvnss President.
ICK H ..OWA Nllice- President
CK If. lilN'l‘Alti‘). SecIetuIy
MHEW ColtBsi'i‘T. 'l‘reushrei
, , nixecuiive Committee
Loam”. II‘R R80 81‘
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ARIJBS £3. JENNINGS
Gun II. ‘McMAHON
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Datum n.
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Len ’1‘.M PonmuAN
nnIs'rIAN sWAarz
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CAMPAIGN WELL UNDER WAY
'flhat the business men have faith in
:Ithe community ate in uccotd with the
campaign inaugurated in The Sentinel,
ernl months ago, for organized of-
.fdrt, and are. working for its advance-
”‘tnent at this, the opportune time in its
Mutiny. was again iiiuslruted by the
enthusiasm manifested inst. night at a
meeting of the Merchants and Menu-
focturers Association. when various
matters were considered. it wus aptly
- Haiti. last night. that the bust booster
. ,ie' a converted knocker. l’ructicnlly
11 every pessimist. has now been convert»
‘ ed into on optimist iu the. matter of
. is home communily, Those who
-‘3. are tempted to lose interest on he-
Ilnt of seeming iInIctivity on the purl
1' so many to appreciate the cannon
U; to its fullest extent uou reullze
that it was simply the incentive thnt
Iwes required. i‘hc incentive hns I-nu
Ierieiized and no one will believe that
the re-nwukeninx to n rcullzntlon of
. the manifold Ittlveutuges we have will
be only temporary.
The Sentinel urged u lire business
men’s Itssoclution because it has l‘nlth
in tho connnunlty. More than ever is it
proved that The Sentinel did not mis-
place its confidence. The cutnpuigu
., is now auspiciously under wny und
1 1 with the continued cooperation of
everybody interested III the commute
lty there in no question of the proof
benefits that will accrue to oil or us
' by working- for the common good.
IF IT WABN'T Ti-iE GENERAL WHO
WAS IT?
1 General Frost. must feel consider—
11 If“ ably relieved now that he hits gotten
mmefhlng out of' his system that hits
1 rdnltletl deep since the bouquet of the
Merchants' und Monufuciureru' usso~
clntionwthe bouquet which The Son.
_ tluelitleecribed tho duy following us
1 .7 Iru event of nIIIIcIIIIiI-d Intentions. and
if Vilelicrlbed correctly. too. Generul Frost,
I notwithstanding.
At lIBf night's Incl-ting of the unsu-
1 Motion. (lent-rill Front mode no effort
I. .‘. to justify his own position in the that
1 tar, but despite the VMlI'I-r of polished
words and unpollshed wouis Iouid be
plainly Been tlII- tIutlI of The Scull-
nel‘h declaration us In what the 1qu
quell turned out to be wtnost untimely
in its expression. “to everybody ls
”needed the right to defend hitnuclf,
null hunch we cheerfully concur with
the general‘u desire. in this roupccf. All
to the. potency of his defense that lit
1 nether Inettcr. .
Gunerel Front will have to prI-uent
» weighty nrmimcute than he did
flight to prove to the members of
{.meoclntlou thnl 'l‘he Sentlnei's hit-
:1 thuf the bouquet miscarried.
t dorreot.
jWhether the bouquet committee or
Juli-octninlllco is responsible for
M token by the speeclunltltfng
banquet. tho opening remarks
1 ill Frost, who was the Intuit-
on that nonunion. were suffic-
llve the other speakers their
Whemphntfcully deny that The
i meant any disconrteey to the
smelter». which point Gencref
Retired tc'nmkc II telling one III
m Antony effort of unit mun
Well of the visitors. The Scott
termini theI highest respect.
Ir followed their cue, which
A - naturally be expected to
[use them the one?
’ Fmt‘lhue exonerated the
‘ _ , at not the subcommittee,
or defuse he did not re
the some money which
hammered him to Int-
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time several would. of one nor-
tlcuier Word end none of them cor-
rectly. was mnuudlfle for his emphw
1 sis in announcing that the banquet
. over which he presided was under
the «mammoth town association.
. and thus deeming the locality actual
ly represented at the specific benefits
expected to ”hit from it.
in describinc hie soileitetlou for the
feelings or the visitinggeutlemen. and
Ito-culled discourtesy to them, he an-
peers to lose sight of the discourteny
to more than a’ hundred members of
the association who attended the ban-
quet with the idea that it would be a
boost to a local business re-uwaken-
lug. To them it was like buying saute
for a drama and going to the theatre
only to find a comic opera on the
boards. Fortunately the association
is so sturdy that any effect this ban-
quet might have had wore off quickly
until now hurdiy u semblance of the
effect is left. No one would by
thought of it last night .if General F Eat
had not felt it his duty to express
himself
it seems to us it is up to the gen-
era] to let us know who find so much
more influence than the regular com-
mittee with the eminent gentlemen
who spoke at the bouquet. 'l‘hen. prob-
ably. it will be easy to understand why
the objectionable subject was brought
into prominence. ilut oven this won't
explain why so many politlcul nspir-
unis were so much in evidence.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT .
A Chicago professm likens woman
unto u. suvuge because site uses fut-c
powder. Yes. but what do the men
use after uhnving?~liridsepori Post.
fl. .....
The comet ls going at. tho rule of
t'orlyonc miles II second. or foster
than even the sons of Pillsbury: quiflI
utillionufrcs go, and thnl is some.»-
Middietown Sun.
No. St. Vuieullue‘s duy doesn't como
this week. but nII'y young Inun with
the slightest amount of imagination
can find some excuse for sending
around the violets just the some. lieu
Eldon, violets are likely to cost more
next week. tou.—~liustou (llobe.
a...
The newspaper men (If Ellmpo must
be h bunch of‘ cub repurtcru to allow
llr. (look to hide away in fills f'uslr
l0ll.”~'l‘l‘l‘lllOll Sunday Advertiser.
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The ieemun will he. expected to no
nount'e soon that lost year's fumiut
prices will not provuil during the
coming summer. They huve never had
u better yenI‘.~~»Wilkeu-llurre Record.
W...“
, it Is naked in New York if the brisk
trade in bunebnll players iudlcuII-n
thnl mmlllol of the umcusltics of life
is ituillt’. up' Bt-IksIIlII- lI‘ .uglu
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l‘otne to think of it. this Isn't the
first llIIII- thnl u Iti‘eui illilll)‘ people
have vowud that they would not spend
on their tables almost every cent they
could corn.«Providenco 'i'I‘ibune.
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The i’lftsburg minister who refused
to marry couples who bore incomes
' less than $2,000 n year, may burn pleu-
iy of work to do tit that figure lil bin
own perish; but if he were in some
(‘oIIIII-rticut towns and relied on thnl
plan for a livelihood, he'd slurre.~~
AuiIouiII Sentinel.
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A New York woman is ruling to re-
cover $50,000 for It stolen ltlus. Every-
thing comes high in that glided town.
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When It man looks buck und uees
flint tcnIpIuiloII is no lflliKl'l‘ pursuing
him. he turns around und begins to
pursue it. ‘MAICllltiml lliobo
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THE TWO KINDS OF PEOPLE.
LIFTERB AND LEANERS,
WHICH?
in reuponue lo the uppoul of The
Sentinel for It further interest in poet-
ry. u number of intoroutlng effusions
have been received. The following is
printed because of fin simple utronulh
and the foot tlIut the nuthor is at young
lud. .iouoph IiIIrlluII. oped thirteen. He
given his word of honor that no one
nuuiofcd him in writing it:
There urn two kinds of people on north
today.
.lIIIIt. two klntln of people. no more. i
any;
Not the rich and the poor. for to count
II Inun's wealth
You must first know the slots of his
condolence nnd health:
Not the humble and proud. for in tito‘u
little spun.
Who puts on vuiu fill'ti is not counted
n Innn:
Not the happy and and, for the swift
flying yearn
tiring etch man his laughter and each
man hie tours.
No; the two kindh on earth l menu
Are the people who lift. and the people
who Icon.
Wherever you Ito you will find the
eerth'e mucous
Are always divided in just these two
clatter;
Aud.,oddly mutton. you will find too. I
wee
m .
There in only one lifter to fifty who
teen.
in which clue are you? Are you one-
ing the loud
or cremated llfth-II who toil down the
med? 4
Or are you It leaner who fete others
7 beer
Your portion of labor and worry and _
_ care?
A
. most emphatically uufiueet rhrevlty.
SEllllllEl IEIllEllI’ IIE S
The Bentlniil will be pleased to r delve
letters for an ulhlcet ion. no its re dere.
under :he a we be In: brief a Id to.
the-poi t common nail on. unerei
pronoun .ourrloe more wel ht not com
viotion t on a bomb y one“ u whlh
argument in not when
onu-
ar e
1tlmee
win ed articles. we owe observer.
the out to he rend .und are many
avoided ultonthet. 1
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SUGGESTIONS FOR AN ARTI1BTIC
GARBAGE SYSTEM. . ‘
lI‘dltor Evening Sentinel: 1
in looking over the ueh can timing
tlou with u view to further hiflpful
suggestions Along that line. It com
mittee appointed by fine Sugxe ters
Club discovered. to their lltlli‘OI.‘ that
some of-the cans are green. some‘ grey
uud others a peculiarly nonde cript
color. This should be remedl d of
once. The. city, of course, woult fur-
nish the point culling in tho cityl
tint to decide on the color that odlld
best harmonize with the complexion
of the untliuge coliectots. 'l‘ho wagon
should he pointed tho some color und
ouch collector provided with Ill hur-
tnonizing uniform. or. if he prchrreti.
the uniform could be white. bill. in
that cuss the league would no e to
insist upon n clean outfit RB often on
necessary. it the cone. wagonli and
uniforms are to he alike. the citb nr-
tist suggests ashes of races or iii new
color described in last month It in dfeII'
Home Journal. culled "solicit of
stores." if the city would furnish
point and brusheu we nrr euro the
Civic League would be only tool glad
to help the. good work along by up-
polIItiuI.r il committee. of its members ‘
to do the pointing. We trust the
lunatic will bring this matter up iii
their next meeting. Further hugged
limb; of Oil! club will be on "lineL gen
erul lines. wllb n Iiew to huruuniniuu
the. whole city
A. OFFER.
Secretory SIIggeslcrs“‘(‘lnb,
FACT8 ARE FACTS.
iadltor Sentinel: ‘
The fuel is, gulhugc IIIIIi nuh cone
are n necessity end the mentions of
the Municipal league rcullzo It ‘fully.
Their plcn is that they may not be
ullowod lo diufignro our sidewalkis and
sltccls IIIII longer [him is nccnhsan.
'i but the: bore done no in the phat is
also It fIIII Another full tho liitll-
home in regnrd to refuse receptucltm
is out being compiled with. it reads
as follows:
Section 3. No vessel need for the
purposo aforesaid shall be placed upon
any street. sidewalk. foolwuy hr in
any public place whutcver.
All tin- lmnuno uslts is flint lhl- iuw
be complied with us fully as pollsihlc.
ANOTHER Ilt'lilBEllllllllldlt.
ASSESSOR RAYMOND'B lNCQME.
Editor of The Sentinel:wl’rolinhiy
no quu in town gets a inrger percent.
on his luvustmeut, i not told, tluit our
n“. count." “In "
Safety of the Bhby
1.1 1
is assured if you have one of IIlIcse
Surely (‘ribs The sides me no high
'lIIII llllll)‘ cannot possibly: get out,
Ind they run be let down with rose.
1. J. llllliilllfl so to.
184-130 wuumoroo crazier.
IOUTH npnwatut.
Getting
Back to
Coffee
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Every now and then II ME in
proportion of families dI3|1hrl
from the beaten 1)th nod the
try at some substitute for of
fee. only to return to the old
beverage with more gusto t on
ever. Those who use our Mount
and Java 2'10 Coffee never think
of trying eIIbIIlitIIteewtlon 1am
outlined. ltflil YOU will be. into
the donutautly growing urnuJ of
contented users.
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The Union Pact to
Ten (30..
it! WAOHINGTON "Nil?
such: «he
1 With"1 'weeelve *«lllml if”
ENING SENTINEL
THURSDAY. FEB. :8, I910"
”flaw
Six, eight or ten per cent to seed
money, but what can one think of new
out; two or cent that Mr Raymond
gets on h It little flint NOIWnlIt Itch 1
house. Assessed for one hundred d0-
lerII. with rent at six dollars a month.
union: my figuring abilities have de-
creased since i went to school, this
in exactly Mr Ray ymund‘ II income from
the little building. .IIId I right about
this. or will Mr R mend volunteer
the correct informet on.
. YOURS FOR JUSTICE.
RAOPICKER IIEFT 050,000.
"mu...”
And Boone of Alleged Reletlvee Are
. After the Money Now.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. lilwAlthouIIh
« ..., .. *mew
iii 6 [MRS Pliif
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THE
CROSS
SHOE
For Women
They need no breaking in
$3.00 and $3.50
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
coon LINE or
Second - Hand
CARS
lN FIRSTICLASS CONDITION
1906 Rambler Runabout.
1907 Auteur Runabout. fully
equipped.
1907 3 cyl. Elmore. lop. iempe.
etc.
1908 3 cyl. Elmore. top. lamps
and wind shield.
1909 3 cyl. Elmore. in first-
clnte order.
1909 Buick. top. wind shield
and full temp equipment.
1909 Muwell Runabout.
and full lamp equipment.
19126 Comm.
Those curs llllitil be sold to
make IooIII fol now onus which
2"lll routing in and will be sold
ut fi burguiu. i-‘irsl come. first
III-troll
f. E. mutual u.
39 Well Street. Norvufk.
top
illitihililiiis
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK‘S ONLY
VAUDEVILLE
THEATRE
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Feb. If). fl and 12
eMIrH AND «no
JERE McCAULIFFE
FORCE AND WILLIAMS
monument
Aorooaz comma
And the Big Added Attraction
THOGE FOUR HAPPY TELEGRAPH
BOYS
Binge". Dancer-e, Comediene
MATINEEG ...... .......fi and file
EVENiNOI .............. lo and 20a
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A.
THE NEW
3i.
Telephone ill
TONIGHT
The Cross Stock Go.
PRICINTO
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RBM L S
.saui
frlned. Aeeetsor Occur ”W. Raymond. '
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lots (at almost any price)
\\'ulrus. Seal nod other Leathers. 1
bond lt‘fij
FRIDAY. 69c
As USUAL
Stockteking is at hand and 1'twill be much easier for us to close out many
a loss, to be sure-BUT YOU ARE THE WINNER. Even now the stock
room is full to overflowing with holes and bundles labeled "Spring.”
" *uess You’d Better Come To-
morrow-—-Some Big Values
Are Being Offered
Hand Bags
l'rmne. well llllt'll. fitted with purse, double or single
lines ill'i‘ good values of 81.00.
than carry them on stock sheets. Yes, there's
Veils
Ladies All \‘i‘ooi Vests, "iicrkshlrc"
Mills: regular 3qu quality.
FRIDAY. 79c
0-inch riveted IIud "LIIzerne"
Embroidery
Swiss l"lillilil‘llli{fi.
\vltlv, rcmilnr 2'30
pl‘elty pnfterlis,
:Iud Zine vulues.
S to ill iuchcn
FRIDAY. 1% YARD
Towels
l’uro liicnched Turkish
lilac \‘illllt‘.
FRIDAY. 9 l-2c EACH
Henry Towels, regular
Lillllt's'
tired borders or oil while; regular 5c III
FRIDAY. 3c EACH
Handkerchiefs
IIIId l'biltircn's litmdkerrhlefs.
Flannelette
Plnnnnivtte for house dresses, dark and light col-
ors; regular price ifiléc yard.
FRIDAY. 5 l-2c
Percale
with enl-
iltlll)‘.
Good quality Muslin Night (loops.
furl-Idem trimmed yoke und sleeves;
tpmiily.
FRIDAY. 69c
Muslin Gowns
i‘iosing not regular stock of l’ercnlcs, lII-sf quni-
one ,vurd wide; rogniur later value.
FRIDAY. 9 l-2c YARD
Oil Cloth
“3'.
lore and em-
I'I-uulnr si on
Drawers
Lullles' Muslin llt‘liwet's with tuekc
\'$\llli‘ over IIflI-Icll of ‘JIII‘
FRIDAY. l9c
lteulunnts or (iii Cloth, from l in
length. worth The yard.
FRIDAY, 44c
to f. vnrds
d ruffle, best
Portieres
Ladies" long White Petticoats, with
of tucks; rcgnlnr pt‘lt'n EIM‘.
FRIDAY, 69c
White Skirts
L’I- puirs of l'nl’ilI"l‘.~: in red and green, worth $3.0"
pet pair.
FRIDAY. $2.98
Small Wares
deep flouuco
f‘lIIiIirI-Ii's cotton und floored lined
illt‘llln, uii Aim-s; reuulnr hoe rulue.
FRIDAY. 39c
Sleeping Garments
LIIIlIeo' metiuuu weight 'l‘inhts and
length. uli lllll‘lf. I‘f'fiullllf to.- mine.
FRIDAY. 38c
Tights and Pants
lIII‘ sun: (‘tlhlliS til ............................ 9c
.‘ulc l’All HOSE Sl‘l’l‘ilk'l‘lilis ................ 39c
lilt‘ WARREN WAIST NONE; Silk ........ 7c yd.
Sloopliiu flui- 33w MAlJNl-I lifl\\'S ........................... 17:
the \'h2ii. l"i.\‘S. itluck and Enamel ............. 17c
TIilI- l‘Alll'i-Ill imitltli'l‘TES ...... . .............. 37c
Toilet Articles
mm”. km“. (‘f’lliYLtii’lel 'I‘Airi'l'hl POWDER, worth lir...11c
ltli LYUNS‘ 'i‘llil'l'll l’ilWllHii. regulur 2M3 ...... We
the piece WHITE i‘AH'l‘llJ‘I MIMI. , ..7c
lIIe 'i'lifl’l'll lilil'fil’ll‘ltl ...................... Dc cl.
.ioromlnh Moyulhonm nuppouodly poor
ruupickI-r. who left no refute of $80.»
lulu. when he died .iequII-y it. hover ro-
eI-ivI-d letters from ru‘letlvcn end
clulmed rclnllouehip with nobody dur~
tux his life, course of persona through
out the country ere claiming II there
in his entete.
Since the publicliicn of the story of
the finding of II fortune in securities
among Moynlhnn II effecte'mcre than e
hundred letters new been received
by Public Administrator Troll. chum
in‘ relationship with the deed men.
One of the claimants to title Anne
V. Moynihen. 0f Hoillston, Mute., who
writce. that she in II "Moynihen on
Ihoth tides of to choose and hint count»
1lclti reletivee by the heme of Jere
1mm."
Her chum one brought to the often
'ticn of Admlullmtor Troll by u. ile-
horiuu Cooke. of the Benton decent
service. Despite these olllfiil Troll
he» unharmed the! he hue ‘ioceteti
Munihm‘u brother in ”motion Gout»
fit, fruiend. end that the estate will
incite him outset u better claim in III
‘Ielililhelli .
Lenten SpecialS!
New Lot Canned Fish Just in
TMNIFIN IRAND RID SALMON. tun
"AC IRAND CHOIOI HID UALMON, 2 nine
MMWAN'I COLUMIIA III/IN SALMON. tell em WI!”
MOOOWAN’O COLON-IA RIVII SALMON. 1 lb. lint no .mtm
MNCWAN'D COLUMIIA RthR SALMON. V. lb. fist eon .. . . . . . .13!
itchy brand muster. it. than!“ Bemteriu Shrimp. large ..... .aeo
ltuhy Bflflt‘l “mum. 1 lll. mm m llnflldl’ln Shrimp. email. . . .. Jail
. » ’ Crescent Br. Boiled Enrolmenills
M23“??? thucred “mm!“ it cuts oold [Abel Rheum!
gimme! eeelaib‘l’d‘lelieez
ii the. [nineteen God Fish...
imported Sardines .....
Cronin finite Cod Fish cute. 10. i6 ll. fill. it and 400 pet-es
fleerdelsy a shutout I... run to l
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indeeelnofieiltll‘.b‘
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Bonds are Boneless Hearings the
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OHOIOIOHMIL MAOKINIL................... lflwiflrmt
A. ,F. BECKMANN SI CO. .
m1 «new. and: mm, II.
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