‘iI'lIEiEVIIII‘IMEIITIIIEI’. James Golden. Editor- and Proprietor WEDNESDAY MAR. 15. tgxt Miniature Aim-nee for Tomorrow Sun rises 6:011; sets 5 :59. High tide 11:23 a. m. «.W ..........._ -W «.11....me SOCIETY NOTICES .. + MABONIG DIRECTORY. Old well Laden. N0. 108,, F. and A. M. Meets in Masonic Building. South Main street, int and 311 Tuesday or each month—duly and August. as ceptedm-ot 8 oclock. All Master Masons cordially invited. Reed H.11‘lynu, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. Soc Butler Chapter. N0. 38. Ft. A. M. Meets in Masonic Building, 50th Main street, 2d and mi Tuesdays or each month-duly and August ox- copt,ed~-ot‘8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Masons cordially invited. William H. Sniiiin. H. P. Robort M. Wilcox. Soc. ROBERT M. WILCOX. Secy'. EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALL L3 92-2~Newe Department 92-3-Buelneue Department “flu—Branch Office. Norwalk 890 ~Edltor‘e Residence 729-5—City Editor’s Residence PUTTING IN A new PRESS. Putting in a now press is what The Sentinel is struggling with Just now. it is a task that makes us much trou- ble as can he made In a daily news- paper cities. 11‘ the job was only the erection of a now press it would not be such a serious one, but all tho while the new press is being risscmbicd tho one to be displaced must be kept in , operation, and the daily issue. of tho newspapcr be on time or mails aro misscd and the local delivery is 1111- satisfactory to ucwsboys rind readers. The Sentinel began this trouble last Saturday about 1 o'clock. Between that time and the time of the Monday issue the old pross, weighing twelve tons, had to bc takcn from its founda- tion and moved about thirty lost and plnccd on a new foundation for print- ing the issue-of that afternoon. which was successfully accomplished. How- ever, though the old press is doing well. tho whole oiilco is working at 11 disadvantage, and at a daily risk oi disturbances of various kinds. And this condition will contiuuo until the installation and snccesst‘ui operation of the now prcss, which will require-«~- woll, we cannot toll just how long a time. During our troubles we ask tho in- dulgcnco of Tim Scntincl rcadors and advertisers. We have tried to lore stall. so for us we possibly can. all (lillicuiilcs of publication. but with generally upsut conditions things are liable to happen that. cannot be an ticlpatcd. The new press is now at the freight station and will have to rcmain there until a foundation tor it can bu orectcd, which We hopc will no completed to day. This press wclgbs about oightccn tons and will enable us to take care of all advertising demands and still have the necessary space for the news in full. This machine tomes in s knocked- down condition and the pints lime to be assembled alter being brought to the office We have made every 111'- rangement to bare this donc as (no peditlously as pOIeiblo. liow far We have been successful In this. the fu- ture will shown. Everybody in the ot- llce is “knocking wood" for good trick. Sumo oi thorn may be otter-lug petitions on the sly, but it is so cosy ior prInI~ eI‘I tog-lull from grace we luar thorn ' may he some cruising before The Son» " -' tiaslts new press is‘in operation. "—4-...” The proprietors of tho Waterbury Republican shOw their enterprise by installing a lion parallel quadruple pron, with a hixltwepoud loldsr and a capacity of putting out all tolded Boo eightoen- muse papers 11 minute or 36.000 an hour. “—me - RIGHT TO THt POINT. Do you suppose that‘lult about the -. time all 111. 1111111» pen hm mutation the vicious hetuine the door women will take to seeming bonnote tied 11n- rier their precious chins No such luck. wdhiouo News. It 111111.11. w‘n e. 111111111. sample ' oi the veins of (1th elections of 7 111111111 State: Mutton. it In men In 111:1 Mutiny InnddIOfl-Kiflflfin Jous- ' lid 1 ~ a» mic»: motion lint “'OOIIWINIIII till it. Iii-m timed-«op neon Q’s “rusted up"-to write or did his reminiscences. I: usually M Jeri Mull 1111111- T111111. 11111 7‘ ““1” EMS! Milo“. ’ . “0-11 the 3100.009 1m tor 9. 11111111111 dollops or 11 smnolithlo uniform lire dons moat. The gentlemen today are trik- ing toast and ten ~Now London Toto graph. *9" For the next month we shall not have to bother to put the Congress tonal, Record out of night. where "the childish can't get at. this pernicious titanium-«Mormon Journal. The insurgent Is not as destitute ot principle on the tariff as he seems to the. He is a swudpatier for his lo cal Indtistrios.~~BOBton Transcript. A Hartford motormau is charged in court with committing an assault with a trolley car. His good luck lion in the loot that. the instrument of assault cannot be classed as a concertch woe.- pon.»~l‘rovidcnce Journal. ~4— 'l‘horo can be no doubt that the sol- urios or the city ol‘litinls should be in (wound, now that they shy so thom solvosv-llurti‘otd Times. Hwy“... M... PENDING LIQUOR TRADE BILLS. Five Which Are Specially Commended by the Prohibition Organ. (From the Voter, February.) Among the many bills introduced correct-hing the liquor trailic. inert are at least live in which we are one cially interested. The first in II. II. No. iii), introducod by Rep. Magoo. of \Vntcrtowu. to (210111 saloons on "Good Friday” so called Careful consideration will readily convince any man that tho day oh sorvod to commemorate the crucifix» of our Lord ought to he ire-11 from any thing. thpt will mar its observance. H. Ii. 1107, Introduced by 111111. Range of (luiltord. to close suloous on Thanks giving Day, is one that appeals it many hearts. 11. ,II. 195, lntroducod by Rep. Rood oi iicthel. to iorbid opening saloons 11o tors ii a. n1. Is in the interest of thc workingmun and the community. in these days of shorter work hour: It is surely unnecessary irorn evcry point or view for a saloon to bc open at 5 a. m. as 11 proscnt. New York and Massachusctts both forbid opcn lug before 6 a. 111. H. Ii. 422. introduccd by ltep. Car tier, of Glastonbury, gcts after tilt speak-cosy and tho Illicit dosh-r Who iiillil to pity his licvusc too to the coun Iy but never fails to squarc linnsoir with tools 811111 in order to oncnpc the heavy penalties Imposed by tip [7. S laws on those suntan without inning paid rin- federal tax it may surprise many to lcnrn that ihiuocii out has lwtwoou 1.3110 and 1.5011 M11 pay this fedora] tax but full to 1111.1 tho state tor a license to do business the housc of III turnt- Iniuliubh pro 1Idcsllsr-ll with such a permit and un til tho Pcdcrai nowrnrneut channt-s its policy, lot (Yunnociicut turn on iht light and lot the community know who thc inwbreukors arc. II. II. 414, Introduood by liop. lteard of Huntington, providru for a gen eral vote in all towns noxt October and such towns or counties toroid- hing ihc ninunlactnro and sale of in toxitating and spirituous liquors will lw permanently rtliovcd or \oting on this question again. saw poops son CAPITOL. Will Adorn the Wee! Entrances oi the Senate and 111. House. Representing the epothéosis or Amorlh and confusing designs which bring the history of tho nation down to the present time, rnsmiincuni bronze doors will soon adorn the wool entrance of tho United Status Senate and House of Ropreucntntivos. The prize of $10,000 lor the design. odor-ed by Congress 111mm yours ago, has been awarded to 1.0qu Amnioin. of Washington. iicforo being placed In position UN! bronze doors will be on exhibition in the COI‘t'Ol‘llll Gallery oi Art for several months. It In seventydwo years since the 11m bronze doors were placed at the eastern portals ol the Ceplwl, aye Popnlsr Mochenlcii. They were by Rogers and no known as the Colour» but doors. Afterward the Cruwtord broom doors, on which wm doeinnl depicting scones In the history at the republic. were pissed at tho Sonata and House entrenuu. 'i‘ho Amniot- doore contain sight panels. eurmountedfiy e lune deep mama in the transom "panel is shown In lingerie“ dam unrelent- Inx Amer-toe tested In a chariot and drawn by lion-«typityiul strontium lad by a child-mutational” the up permit! of the intellect over brute tom. Pulling the chariot ere 11111161 rem-satin: a rebuilt. architects”; biomass. notation. music sculptors. mining, mattress “Industry . 011 one side or 1mm 11111111111 tormenting Thom .I mi’iihmmm“ 11...... “fill. 11 moduli! If. “shaman sunri- mu PINNBVD VANIA. “.1 w Democrats Appear- to be Dissatisfied With Old Men-gore. 'HAliRiSiiUitil. 1’s", March Ih.-Tho wilt)“ of tho homoerotic rooi'gunlza Ion committee last night in ousting times M. (today, of I'ittsburs. as on- “11011111 cdmmittso from Pennsylvania, 111d naming Congressman A Mitchell Humor 11p his place, Is the political sit- ration hero. At the some time A 0. remit. the party' 11 state chairman, was toiod out or office and (loorgs W. ilntb‘ is; once liturnocrutio mayor of Pitt-s 5111's. and long an advocate of reform 11 the party monugomcnt. was named to his stand. hath Palmer and no wait have agreed to accept the odious. The reorganization conimltlon is composed of seven prominent Demo trots and the chariots I11 leadership was made by a vols of tour to throo.t ,t o lntior representing the old loaders In which is lighting biiluriy against the reform clement in tho Iliil'l\ that has \ isolurcd for now icadt-rs and now methods. 1i It remains for tho Democratic staid oniniiitoo to pass 11110. the action oil ho reorganisation comrnlttcc but in cnuwhilo M1 tlurhrie will at oncol 111111111111 his doth-11 as state chairman 1111 as tho throo lllllmlll‘fll oi that corn-l nlttoo who voted against him nro pron l hiring a minority rcport protestlngl walnut ihc dccnpitaiiou of State (‘ hair into l.',)cuait liicly limos arc lookcrll or In llcrnocmtic circles. 111 tho! 111111.; of that hisht’l Goblin: ills min ity spokesman Intimatsd that titers might be court proceedings to retain Guitar and Ilewait in cities. w”- WANTS ANOTHER RAILROAD. New Haven Trying to Acquire Stock of Boston a‘Providence. ilOS’l‘ON, March iiim’I‘ho dirocioro ol' the Boston 11 Providence ltrdlroud, a corporation .undor lasso through the 011! Colony system, to the Now Yory, Now liavon & Hartford Railroad on a ten per cont. guarantor! basis. sent out circulars to tho stuckltoidors today urging the deposit of stock with a trust. company as irustco, until rioiioiiutions. with the New Haven system rogardiug improvements can be satisfactorily or ranged. The New Haven company has nakcd tho logisiaturc for authority to acquire and own stock in- the Boston a i’rovt duuco road. with the additional provis ion that who!) a majority of tho stock In uctrrrod it 11111) compol the minority stockholders to part with their hold. lugs. The directors of tho Boston & l’rovi duuco state in their circular that until ‘ the undulations are completed. all out standing stock should be deposited with a trustee to prevent the Now its vcu from acquiring controlling Inter out. The Now 111111111 now owns a iriile more than 2.0110 of the 40,000 sharps outstanding THE BEER THAT BUILDS F eigenspan’s P. O. N. BOTTLED AT THE BREWEflY—NEWARK. N. 11.. THE BEER THAT BUILDB announce that we are 1101111 ready to of 24 per Case of As we have taken the Agency for the above-nemed Beer. we wish to home at $1.15 per Case II‘ no want a real nice-Beer for home use. lust try thle. We also have Feigenspau’s P. 0. N. Ale $1.25 deliver this Popular Beer to your Bottles , i ”h 24 Bottles 83 I IS WAIHINGTON IT. A. F. Beckmann 8; Go. Select Groceries, Wines had Liquors PHONE 440 eouru «saviour EXTRA SPECIALS ‘ ‘ at the ASP Store IERV IIIT BUTTER. A POUND FANCY POTATOII. A PICK 'ANGY PATINT FLOUR. A W VARIANTID £008. A OOlIN. MAONOLIA. OLOVII OI ITAR MILK. A CAN. 1.- ....... .11.- 10 LII. IUOAI '01! $1.00. Per lxtre Stamp Special and Cut Prices. Get One at Our Circular-e The Great A&P Tea Com party 1211 WAIHINIITON UT. IOUTH NORWALK. Deliveries .330 e. m. and 2: to p. m. TOII NO- ”I. ACload of Monuments JUST RECEIVED—Your Order Placed Early with THE South Norwalk Monumental Works MEANS N0 DISAPPOIN'I‘MENT FOR DECORATION flAY andYard. 84 8. ................. W891: ..... 20°. . ............... ............. ..... .......... ................200 ......... Inc 10 ”UN”. 8011. Free Delivery. 1 rat Main Sow-Phone 904 I «am. 1;“ Thursday’s4 hour From 2 Until ii o’Clock . 7w 111111.11. , , ., SALE 11110111I 2 Until 6 o’Clock 1 New, SeaSOIlable Merchandise Again, in our Thursday 4-Hour Sale, we offer an Exceptional Array of Irresistible Attractions and Money-Saving Possibilities. We mention but part of them. Visit our store tomorrow Sample Waists Consisting of Lingeric. Lawn and 1.1mm Waists. all new Spring styles, plain or iuncy modulo; sonic mode with hi~ mono alcoves; nil sizcs: worth 81.79. Thursday l-Hour Solo 96c Undermuslin Savings Lot of line MUSLIM GOWNS. high or \'~nock; trimmings or cmbroidcry rind tucks: nit silos; 75c vnluo. Thursday 4- liour Solo 491: 1.0111: White MUSLIM PETTL COATS. mndo‘wwith (loop cm- hroidcmd iiounco. in a variety of rich tioslpnsz 111111111 rustic with plain hamstii chrd llounco; 31,510 value. ’l‘hurs- day “tour 8qu 790 Good quality MUSLIM DRAW- ERS. with (Inc. Swiss embroidv crmi ruflie; excellent 391‘. value. Thursday Hiour Sale 24c Bed Sheets dozen lull blanched lied Shouts, hoary quality muslin; Vuiuc 50c cnch. Thursday I- ilour Sale 29c Notions WHITE TAPE. ill-yd. pieces, at ..................... 91-. pa. TRIMMINOI tor 'l‘ub Dresses. 6 yards to a place. dlinty pat- terns and colors. ..... 29: 9c. BLIP-OUT OOLLAR SUPPORTS 2 cud! for ............. . . .71: Women's 60¢ Satin PAD HOSE SUPPORTERS. black. white, pinlt or blue, at ........ . . .2911 F10 The “Princess” Adjustable Dress Forms sun-n—s—_. ~——--— ~ :-n 1"! "fi' —‘l. Because itie impossiblo to make I dress without a great deal at fitting. and trying on, which in the absence oi a Dress Form must be done Miller on one's sell or on some other person: whereas. having a suitable Dress Form always at hand In correct shame and also, the best possible results with the least amount or work can our ily he obtained. Of all the ad- juethblo forms eycr invented. the"'l’rincsss" easily tattoo first place. The simplicity of its adjustments and its adapt- ability to any shape or size. ranks it the leader among dress tonne. Prices ‘ $10 - $12.50 - $15 Pillow Cases Made of line Muslin, finished with i-inch hem; value 17c. Thursday 4- Hour Sale. EACH 11c Tray Cloths 500 Linen Tray Cloths, stitched and plain hem: lilo cash. Thursday Snic. EACH 100 hem- value i~Ho11r Curtains A lot of importers samples. ilruescls Net. In all new de- signs; worth 33. Thursday 11 Hour Sale. PAIR $1.98 Rugs Sanford Axminster llr1gs.'in 0r- icntnl patterns; worth $3. Thursday Miour Sale $1.96 NewSpringHosiery AT POPULAR PRICES \‘I omeu‘ s liluck I isle Hose med- ium wright; all sizes Spec lnl PAIR 250 Womcns Black (‘otton Hose, lists or memorizud medium and light 1111111111 3 PAIRS $1.00. or, PER PAIR 37%c Women‘s Illack Elicrcerizcd Hose. our "Onyx.“ with dou- hie tops. doubln solos, boots and toes; superior valuc A PAIR soc w.- I a- LlNOIR “.000 POI TIYING 1'0 KlLI. WIPE. THOMPSONVILLE. ‘ ”arch lbw—- Colours Cain’s. charged with assault with Inteud to kill his wile. bind“ suilty to the charge when amused tit lice 11mm this morning. 1111s on he at tho June tom or tits in 1111 11m. rm 111111111 “Whilst ltiis 1101111 111111 on menu: l’i” HIM» Mention Ie totOsMWlhweltmI-hie 111 be- 111111 the at it hon-e host a “it “has “111:” than“ 1111113 b ‘ Jain tits tram ‘ 31W thyrivgve thumbs; 11111 THRII fllfl‘wIID FOR IUIMAR- mi soars. illeotrle loll company the Levmt lldtler. WASHINGTON. Much ifi.~—There 111m 111m iii-m represented in the bidding It the tiny department yew tel-tiny ter the construction at tour sub- mstios torpedo bouts. 111111 the Elec- tric [lost mushy 111 Quincy. Mum, retarded 111111111111 bid at the me of “54.000 «oh. This company submit- tsd elation 11111. routing from 470 to ‘m 1111. and 11111111 bison or nonunio- , ”Mollie coat 1min . W 1.111111 W noel dumped: or W cltulell DIXIE AT cullA. CAIMANDRA, Cubs. March 15.-~Tl1a United 811m cruiser Dixie, which sailed from Nortoiit on Sunday, mired In Guantanamo Buy today .Iind diam. barked the maven hundred nitrides. The Dixie Ie commudod by Heat. Paul Polar. The motion launder tho come at nest-Col. mulls 11.3mm. he rulmsnt is moduli attachments from Annapoli No It, (thorium. Port Boys! and Wool. PAPER IIIAKIII Dill. WATEM‘OWN. N. YHM‘N’! 161w. Charles ll. Romanian. and about troumr or the admission-Mutt Paper Commas. end counseled With Northern It" fork. riled today blood numb on hmgninmm Ml . D “m 111': fourth 1Wt'111 industry. from s . hr 1111111 atria: at 1:1qu t 111m 1.1311 1111mm lean-ms n1. 1,:
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