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RSDAY: MARCH 16, x91:
iatltrp Almanac for Tamar-row
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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“ nasoutc oiasc'ronv.
Idwpii Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meet in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
coptodwat 8 o'.clock
' Masons cordially invited. Rood
H.1i‘iynn, w. M Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec
utipr Chapter, N0. 38. R. A. M.
‘ Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and 1th Tuesdays of
each month-—.luly and August ox-
coptod—«at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. William H.
Baillie. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
Boo.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Socy'.
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
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Saar—Business Department
M—Branch Office. Norwsik
890 —-Editor'o Residence
INS-City Editor's Ruldonco
The rapid increase in wool bearing
sheep in the iiighlands European set
tiement, in thc‘lirltlsh East' Ai‘rican
Protectorate, is noted in the gover-
nor's report. One form has 9,000 and
there will be about ($0,000 sheep in the
country this your. The sheep are the
result of breeding up from the native
sheep of me country, which are not
wool hearing. The most pleasing us-
pect of. tile business is the evolution
from hair to wool. The wool from
the first cross brings about 5 1-2 cents
per pound, the sheep producing about
1 1-2 pounds of wool; the second cross
produces three pounds, valued at 15
cents per pound; the third cross {our
to five pounds, valued at 16 cents per
pound. Cattle glowing is also making
marked progress, while wheat can be
grown upon large areas: next season
31,000 acres will'bo planted to wheat.
. Ungn, Limited, has a flour mill at Nai-
l! arobi, operated by electric powar fur-
nished by a local company. '
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in five Mollie cities which hold mum.
cipai elections this week, i‘our elected.
or rc-olcctod, Democratic mayors, and
got a majority in three out of the five
councils. There was quite a turnover
~ in Bangor, where State Senator M ullin.
Democratic, detected Mayor Chas. ii‘.
KSWeet, Republican. by a majority oi
, .261. tilt the heaviest vote ever trust in
7 a. city election there. For all that, tho
. council remains Republic-an. ’i‘hcso
I‘ihdications suggest no reaction to the
Democratic swoop of the state last
, (all, which brought it not only ii Dom-
ocratic governor, but it legislature
with a commission to replace Senator
: Halo with a Democratic successor.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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”,5 All. chucks! They ain't going to be
mrn-Richard Harding Davis ain‘t
. matted tor the front, is he? Well,
tic-Boston Globe.
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Th3, American Tobacco Co. is said to
hip earned a 62 per cent. dividend in
$310. which shows conclusively that.
0 company doesn't spend all its
A ll (or premiums and cigarette pic
m~ruunhd Eagle.
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. Dr Emanuel Looker. the eminent
on player. bod lull; been mrrlcd
Ni x omen-tomato»
Ar?»-
though controls blip not been in
ii .101' a wank. the Unpxrupional
d'oontlnueii to come. All effort!
“up it seem to be in vain, and prob
Iii.- it will oontinup until all the pent-
up of the simple-die statesmen
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~.,Iilr. Morphy called Mr. shop
dilipctioilp." Mr. Shepard h“
‘ di raindrkabls renames.»
‘ ~o~
- ’ of the contrast between the
MM‘ and this one; than the boot
and had boon mm too
tho but In top "row. and
int thlt a poor soldier
~ ”medium Globl ‘
raisins the tutti.
Journal. . ‘ ,
Igh tide iii :37 a. m.; 1:03 p. m.nt
. uvoititd- . ‘ .
each month—July and August ox-i
All Masterl
iiiili
The Sentinel will be [timed to M090“.
letters tor uhll tion. from its
out! or the a vs pull nu. A brig! and to-
nt communication, as n Bacardi
ogre. tion. curries more wcl hi and con.
clan than n lengthy one n which t a
IaI‘umonti is not oonconir tad. We
y a gust rpvity n;-
mvo observe. arc
and arc many times
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OHILDREN OF ADAM.
Editor of The Sentinel:
it is related in Holy Writ that even
bolero Noah, following the advice of
the weather prophets about the big
rain that was surely coming, gathered
a. pair of each and every animal into
the Ark, our common father Adam
had performed an even more import-
ant service for his children. That good
old man. who blnuioti his Worst iron-
bles upon hive, enticed all the animals
to pass before him, and gave to cut-Ii
a name. it must havo been a tlililcuii
task to find a name suitable to each.
but he did not tlinch. Perhaps Eve
helped him. Our wives today name
the babies.
The charter commission has failed
to toilow this eminent example. ile-
foro even Adam had set up n isnnul
museum or even at abattoir, he named,
the cow and the home and the mosqui-
to. But cur charter commission. dis-
regarding their iillul duty to honor
thell ancestor and to relieve the minds
of us. their brothers. has to this date
neglected to consider the matter. it
is, of course. trivial When we first
meet a stranger we never think to
ask his name We do not stumble or
or such a trifling detail. The name
of the new city is of no consequence.
ii‘ix that up one)
To begin with and even this trilio
has a beginning no one cares about
the plcsont names. '1 his is the‘hour
for new names, new measures. Ra
generation has set in. The charter
commission Ill-lull is a perfect. example
of the whole new spirit. The Norwnlk
National and the Norwalk Congrega-
tional. the South Nors‘ulk Trust and
the South Norwnlk Congregational. and
all other similar enterprises. are either
lndiflerent to change or eager for it.
it would not cost a bunk more than a
few thousand dollars to get ii change
in a charter and to order now lodgers
and stationery and to uotiiy corros-
poudents. Anything that a bank likes.
or a church. better than to iii-op rhuba-
ing its name is hard to iind. The no-
tion of the value oi a permanent ad-
dress or of ii irntic-uiui'it is obsolete. '
like town‘moetlng.
'i‘ho lndiffcronte ol‘ the inhabitants
of all putts of the town to this mutter
of the name for the future is perfectly
reflected in the attitude at the charter
commissioners. This detail can be at—
leu‘dod to in tho relerenduiu when hot
weather conteswhot Weather outdoors.
for, of course. all the citizens will be
as cool as cool can be next August.
We are all used nowadays to those
periodical runs of our old friend, the
ronroiidation question,
To help forward the selection of a
new name, we venture to put together
the suggestions ..a,t have come to our
can lie sci aside its not worthy of
long consideration the name Gil lilac.
in honor at the worldlamous barber of
Seville. Other and better names also
we cannot favor. Among such name!
we enumerate East ilnrien and Old
Well. There are many other names
that will come nearer to our hearts
in those pleasant times. We might
have a poll oi the citizens to choose
between them. There is a deal in hav-
ing a name that II uncommon. Ma
hackomo is an uncommon name. like
Kalamazoo, Ypsilanti. Seattle, Tacoma.
it is rich in uttggcsilon. Ones learned,
it would stick in tho memory of the
railway mall clerks. A letter nddrru—
utl Mshockomo would come throuxh
HIM” from Stoppard or Sudbury. ilut
we do not need to so far back to in-
dlau times. There are excellent names
all about no. luminous, cheerful. on-
Il'iillclnfi. We should ponder those out '
solutions -~ Donovouopollo. Pohlmiin
idly. Lightvlils. fisldonburg, tlrcuury-
town. heliileld. Every one is a good
home for our children to live up to.
but perhaps there are even buttur‘
names. High up omens the listed
unmo- .tp.iitls Winulpsult. What my-
clsr but mains that name would not
rush to the railroad station to buy a
- ticket that he midi". no Winnipsult?
my mum...
ppiitloiit motor
~,..A still homi- nitrite. one upon which
«aim mast it's
. l x serial M York New listen. mp
NW NMIK’IMSII «common
Molokai. Whyilot out this
inns into up scum bill lio-
niacin n a possibility of tut slamt who;
Md“; Willi knoll" pm home It
berg-I
ovary panti- is all donsootiout mid“
here «South Norwuik.
OLD RESIDENT.
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Town use-rum TONIGHT on IN-
onaass or cover OFFICIALS'
SALARIES.
Editor Sentinel:
I At the town meeting to be held this
evening, the matter of increase of sal-
aries oi the town court officials one
thousand dollars (H.000) nor your, will
come up for discuss a. A bill has
been lntroduord in the legislature by a
senator from another district to grant
this increase. and tonight will be the
only opportunity the citizens will have
to express themselves upon it
The town report for the year ending
1910 shows that the town court root
:5. 485 last yzeai From this It may be
claimed that the amount of 33. 278. 28
colic-tied in lines and costs. should be
deducted. but as police court fines and
tools are a tax on those who usually
can least afford to pay. this latter item
cannot fairly be credited as a receipt
We are spending about half as much
now on our town court as we are on
our highways; about onothird as much
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find it hard to dopn. We simply set it '
as we are spending on our high school; ‘
more than half as much as we
spending on our town hour.
000 increase which is asked for, would
pay four per cent. interest in $23 000
worth-of good road bonds. and might
better be used for that or some similar
purpose Onto this extra amount is
saddled on the taxpayers it remains u
[immanent fixed charge and an) pron;
osltion to increase the fixed charges of
our town zmernment ought to be can:
iuliy considered.
TAXPAYER.
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TRAP ROCK FOR ROADS.
liAli'l’ltTlRll. March Hiw-Tlil'.‘ slip-'
parlors of the Mollrmond bill, which
\vould giro town). the rl'tht to buy their
own material for repairs on town and
slate roads within the limits of a
town, any that they will oppose an ad-
Vi'i'i-ii‘ report owing to too principle in
mired. and that tho otter of State
Highway Commissioner McDonald to
give Ansonin (marry a contract as an
.vvldcnco of intent. in Ihl' future to let
towns buy material is not. suflirlcnt
it is claimed that one concern has had
the greater share of ill(‘ business of
furnishingv trap rock il‘l‘i‘filwt‘ilVC‘ oi the
locality in which mud mpairs are to
be made.
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.zuns mlloelliely
Lillie Child
cries at night. tastes rest-
lessly and matters in its
sleep is constipated. lreifui and
' fshcveri lb. or has symptoms of
worms, you feel Worried and
have your night' I rest disturbed
by the little ouo’ s crying. or
perhaps because of your own
anxiety.
Many thousand. of soothers
rel at Inch timer upon a tried
not trusted remedy always kept
in the house.
liolliit Gray’s Swell
Portion Ilil children.
Wed by mothers [or 22 non. Tiirne
immlcil cit mm the siouiucli. ant on
tho Liicr Iild giro licalihiul slcoi iby
regulating the child noystcui. All!
to give and pleasant
ior the child to hike.
liappv mothers In
evcry community arc
using them with spicu‘
did results.
Mother. if your child
has the symptoms here
till riln- you should
iiy than Domino. Trolls lull.
Y dr i bu
tilt: Single. outfits“ mm
Bo .rurc you caller.
and obtain.
mil» Gray’s hut POW
rel OHILDRIN.
MUCH lNTEREST: iN HEARINGS.
HARTFORD, March ill-«When a
hundred or more oystcrmen marched
upstairs in the capital yrstortiuyoi‘tcr-
noon it) find a room invite enough to
hold them for a hearing on a hill to lay
franchise and pmunctivlty taxes,
l.iout.~tlovornor Bhkl‘filt‘i‘, who and
donir round hlmoolt in the middle of
the procession made the remark that
in all his legislative experience he had
newt seen such interest in committee
beatings or so largely attondol hoot-
lugs as this session For many days so
far as it has hoop csiunatcd -tiiorc
have boon more than flit hundred cili
attending hearings
St arceiy a day passes when both the
house and senate chambers are not
used for committal hearings.
24
Bottles
$1.25
BOCK
GEORGE EHRET’S‘
For a limited time we can supply
will be deliver-d promptly.
wncu Foa‘ con ssruaoav's SPECIALS
. pares
yyou with this famous lock Bur.
A can of 24 bottles. Si ..25 Call, write or tolephom your order and it
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PHONE 440*
SOUTH, NORWALK
1;me diam"
at the A&P Store
VERY BEST IUTTIR. A 'OUND ........................... ........ 29¢
FANCY POTATO... A PICK ................ . ...... ‘ ........... 20¢
FANCY PATENT FLOUR. A IAG ............................. ”o
WARNANTID E
NAONOLIA. GLOVE
20 LII. SUGAR FOR ".00.
ADONZI
ON STAR MILK. A CAN
10 POUNDS. 50¢.
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l POUNDO. RIO
a :u...n
For lair: lump Special Ind Opt Prices. Get Oil! of Our Circulars
The Great A&P Tea Company
I“ WAOHINOTON S11. SOUTH NONWALK.
Tel. No. I00.
Dollvprlps 0:50 a. m. and mo mm.
Pros Delivery.
A Larload of Monuments e
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JUST RECEIVED—Your Order Pllud Silly with m
South Norwalk Monumental Works
Ollicje and Yntd. S4 S.
MEANS so msarromtum roar ’
, DECORATION Dav
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SPECIALS
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL PHIOES GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE!
MONEY ON ALL PURCHASES NOTE THE PRICES WE QUOTE HERE. COME AND SEE THE EX-
CELLENT OUALITIES.
Skirts Made to Your Measure
for $1. 00
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YOU CAN SELECT FROM IS STYLES-WORKMANSHIP AND FIT THE VERY BEST. LAST YEAR -
WE COULD NOT KEEP UP WITH THE DEMAND” IF YOU ARE WISE YOU' LL BE AMONG THE EAR-V
LY COMERS. THERE’S OVER ONE HUNDRED STYLES OF CLOTH IN VERY DESIRABLE COLORS
TO SELECT FROM. IT’S SURELY AN UNUSUAL OFFER AND THE BOSTON STORE GUARANTEE I8 f
Your Best Chance,
to Buy Waists
High grade \V aisle of fine Lawn.
a lot that are slightly massed
and soiled from handling. but
otherwise perfect; many of
them are beautifully trimmed
with imported ombroidcl‘ica
and lows; regular 8i and
31.60 values. Friday Special
89c
' I Muslin Underwear
Values
CORSET COVERS~2S dos. We
men's Corset Covers of mod
Qllnllh Cninbiic; trlinminx of
lore and embroidery with rib
boa run; all Bl108;29c \niue
Friday Special. EACH
1%
Lot of W'omt‘ns duo quality
MUSLIM DRAWERS. made
honiptiichod and locked ruf-
den. regularly 260. Friday
Special
Women‘s Long White FITTI-
COATS. made with deep
flounro: an exceptional value
at 08c Friday Special
69c
Domet Flannel
1600 yards lull bleached Donner.
Flannel; value in 3d Friday
Special. YARD
Sc
Towels
Largo also honeycomb un-
bleached Towels. very short»
not; value tic such Friday"
BMW ‘
4540
“”9““th
. lltp liq-om of Wtw
Th mint
Vining: Board mu?» Mill
oil. lost out. in WV
ornament. Mu. Sgt. Williams
chick. one loud nigh
BACK OF EVERY SKIRT.
Waistings
Odds and Ends of Mercerizcd
White Walstings; values up
to 25¢ yard. Friday Special.
PER YARD
8c
Gloves
Women's Q-ciusp Cashmere
Gloves silk lined black only.
all sizes; regular 50c quality
l-‘rlduy Special. PER PAIR
29c
Savings in Drapery
. Department
WINDOW SHADES in all col-
ors: worth 25c each. Friday
, Special
FLEXIBLE STEEL DOOR
MATS. worth $1.50. Friday
‘ Special
98c
Writing Paper
All linen. cloth ilnish Writing
Paper. extra hoary quality;
box contains 60 sheets and
50 envelopes; 35c value. Fri
day Special
23c
Handkerchiefs
Men‘s plain white liamslltched
Handkerchiefs. encoilent vul-
uep It So each. Friday Spoo-
‘ '6 for 2h:
donation". the “miter“ ’i‘lihn
'I‘oldluh; twelve 52“” shuts. train
but Milt-bu cremtvislyo limp
sip. one pair towels. and pillow
train tlio Pastor's Gull or the
will Conventional church; olxlit‘Y
out .1. ml J ””3' ”my“
t. D. so: one recur so or
and on countdown. from What»-
? fl Llfl’fflfliid. loud Narcotic (loam
‘tlhu ham potato". Dr. Hinton;
mull): “Ohm.“
pips. popcorn; mongrm’i‘rm:
fairs. umm- Hm
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Underwear and
Hosiery Specials
Childrens Knitted UNDER-
WAiSTs. regularly 25c. Fri-
day Special
19c
Men s HALF HOSE, black only.
all sizes; 12 léc quality. Fri-
duy Special. PER PAIR
Women‘s Tan HOSE. sheer
gauze Cotton Hose. a splendid
50c value. Friday Special.
PER PAIR
39c
Toilet Articles .
aascocws coav L o P s i "s
TALCUM POWDER, regular
ly 150. at. . ............... 12¢
RUplFOAM and SOZODONT
TOOTH POWDER, regularly
25c at ........... . ...... 170 '
HAIR BRUSHES, solid wood
back, black or white bristles;
25c value. at ...... ~ ....... 19¢ ‘
V.‘ .
Finest Hair Goods
at Greatly
Reduced Prices
Result 82 SWITCHES, full 20
to 22 inches long. at ..... $1.15
CLUSTER PUFFS, medium
size. Special ............ 98c
82 CLUSTER PUFFS, good
size. round shape. at....Si.49
CLUSTER CURLS. made of fin-
out strictly sanitary German
hair. extra value . . . . 33.49
Largo pin HAM HITS. out so-
oortmont or shades. 8 for 351:,
or ‘1“ n.
on" was univpssirv amnion.
pom PIIM on us by Marion!
goo id Io Built.
Which it
March.-Roswoil C.
’i‘ripgwi Chicago. president or the
011m B. in a letter to the
News. today. “is that he has
oommunlclitod with over igyrm hundmd
product» on the matter financing
g pm for the emotion of a studio
sic and dill. "the Initiator
views is very much to the point. They
tool that they have u
the his some! or did
”a nrivilOIO that
Cir
wt or
its :pivgdlt;
' a t combat “at”. r. privi-
“I . christian decoration. loam“ they out: they?!” tor.
W board; mu unto my in almost all ddlni Midi: gait:
.prlym door.“ tho wu'umgod‘t opinion that this «motors
Whit i an ”Br bdi'in it: dopamine“? All the K
” W . . I no any Mutual. ..
firm: all m- margin“ are liven up till" i?“-
‘ l a «smut-s bond lipori
coil. interest. x ., . (_
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