. 5;.
'0
in.»
‘L.
The weekly prayer meeting was
held at the Swedish Congregational
church last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose or
Brook Haven, formerly of The Nor-
malks, are Visiting in town and are
renewing old acquaintances.
’Rev. F. S. Ainsworth occupied the
pulplt'and preached interestingly at
the weekly prayer meeting that was
held at the Advent Christian church
last evening.
”0-.."..—
Rov. William W, Gillies occupied
tiié pulpit and preached at the weekly
prayer and praise meeting that was
held last evening at the East Avenue
Methodist church:
. Considerable snow tell timing the
night and the keen, cutting ulnd chill-
ed the early risers to the marrow this
morning. The East Norwalk weather
.prophet is looking for colder weather
yet and more snow in the near future.
~—
' Captain Arthur Day and Fred
Brown. of East Norwalk, are working
on the natural oyster beds off South-
port, and are shipping their stock to
Bowayton, where it is being purchas-
ed by the Stevens Oyster Company.
.0‘ that place.
At the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company pool tournament last night,
Earl F. Baker, rated 70. defeated irv-
ing Robinson, rated 100. by the. score
of 70 to 81.
one from the start and Mr. Baker was
in good form. The parlors afforded
comfort and pleasure to a large num-
ber of the company last evening. all
of whom enjoyed the games im-
mensely. ' .
*x,
Very Best Butter
pound .. . 35c
3 cans (full size) Milk.............25c
,3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers ........25c
Apples, pk. ............... ....25c
Best Standard Tomatoes. can ..... 10c
Cranberries qt. ....... ........10c
Flour, hag.
UR; Joselovsky &
Company
EAST NORWALK‘ ‘
r
..—..—_...
GRAND VIZlER AT BERLIN.
BE!“ IN. Jan. 5.-—El Mokri, th»;
Moroccan gland vizier. arrived here
unexpectedly today. His appearance.
in Berlin sosoon utter the conclusion
of the Frauen-German agreement on
the subject of Morocco, is likely to
cause much speculation. At the For-
. eign (Mice, however, it is plated. that
the Gérman government does not
know for, what. reason El Mokrl has
Come and that his visit was not pro
pared tor. .‘
Atustrian and British newspapers
yesterday reported that negotiations
were prod'eoding with a. view to bring
_ about peace between Turky and italy. 1
‘ _ A report tram Salonilti also stated that
titenleneral terms of a settlement be«
tween the lure gountrios had been ar~
ranged, and that th nar tutu; would
hoe the tormhiuion of hostilities.
WASTES! COLLlDES 'wmt TROL
LEV. , .
NEW BRITAIN Jan. hwflrdspor
Nioiniro, used sown years, is in the
sodium ps the pound of the coadtins
accident Wednesday evening, on do»
1995:1309 when i WWW oi-
,oatrlc. our sun hinmown as are counted
out into dreamt min a vacant hit
The ihnr mix-do Wu “While-e wt mood-Mid the- would not into a
. Imagination-ion 95 its drain, ]
tea to. micro «it .mmt lush “lil- “Whim-
wounds ion the case,
The game was a good ‘
Mrs. Thomas Quinlan, ls entertain-
ing friends trom Jersey City. '
Miss Carrie Bradley, who has been
visiting out of town, has returned
home.
u...—
William Dickson,
visiting out of town
home.
who has been
has returned
Miss M. nlngee has closed her home
tor the winter and will reside in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
x. ‘ h—«w'
Rev. G. Spencer Percival or New
York. preached as a candidate in
Christ church. Sunday.
Mrs. James Mills and children.
Wesley and lanbel, are week-end
guests of friends in Fairiield. l
....... .
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jennings will
leave on Jan. in for Florida. where
they will remain until spring.
Ralph and Gustav. wore guctlts of
Mrs. John Barlow. Wednesday.
Mrs. George Darrow has been on
tertalning her daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Johnson of Binghampton, N. Y
mum..- -
Mrs Horace Hurlbutt, Mrs. Leroy
Meeker and Mrs. Nellie Elwood at
tended a whist party in Weston, Tues-
day.
McArdio, the youngest
and Mrs. J. M. MeArdln.’
with an attack oi diph-
Katherine
child of' 131'.
is suffering
theria.
The many friends or Mrs Willis
Jones will he pained to hear that she!
has had to undergo another operation
in a hospital in Bridgeport
State Truunt omcei Hall was in
town Wednesday visiting the schools
and looking up the names of those
who do not attend regularly
Rev. Willi} P Elwood is visiting at
his old home“ in town and will this
evening address the annual church
meets; oi, the Greens Farms church.
Mr. and, Mrs. Clinton 1. Van
Hooéear an‘f‘Mrs. D. H. Van Hoosear
of Wilton. have been guests this week
of MI". and Mrs. Clarence Sniifon in
Lees lane.
__..—
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Keath gave a
whlst party Monday evening at their
home on Woodside avenue in honor
of Miss. Marjorie Purity. There were
about 30 persons present. .
The new owner at “Elm Villa" the
n
’1‘. Bradford, has takén possession.'
The managers of thE‘Westport' Gun
club wish it to he deraiood that
there will be no more shoots held by
the club until Saturday, Jan. 20th.
A
At the last meeting of the Junior
Christian Endeavor society 0! the
Congregational church, the following
lMlller; birthday committee. Evoiyll
111:1».me W
i ‘l:
on: husband id Ildodt as mowing 8|
omcers were elected: Superintendent
Mrs. Regina Williams; assistant, Miss
Virginia Parks; president, Ethel Mili-
er; . treasurer, Bevan Strayer and
Arthur Miller; secretary. Mabel Low-
ls: l‘anlsts, Ethel Miller and Miss Vir-
glnla Parks; lookout committee. Clit-
tord Avery, Arthur Miller. Virginia
Williams; social committee» Ethel MIL
lbr Louise Jennings. Georgiana Wil-
liams; prayer meeting committee.
Lena Matthias, Maine Jennings, Ruth
Couch, Georgianna Williams, Clifford
‘Avory. ,_
Jill
about."l tho
plied or .Th
“IE ‘l'lio
NW I. Hul-
l?“ you that a mt
' Attorney General Argues Thai
‘ street!
went to “the higher court for the pur~' ’
passed by the last general assembly!
giving 830 a your to veterans oi the“
beautiful home formerly owned by E. _
no who isn‘ t.-Puck
tlIoAni oi the General Assam-
lily Elvin $30 Yearly to Styl-
dim is Merely a Gilt
HARTFORD. Jail. 5. iiiii Many (‘ivll
War veterans attended the session of
. the supreme court at errors of and
atom yesterday aitcrngon to hear argu-
ments in connection with the pension
appeal case brought. by Harry 1..
bleach until-t state Comptroller Brui-
On a reservation the' state
pose of ascertaining whether the not
Civil War in this state. in lieu of the.
"WNW” 0‘ $1.000 mirth of pronortyl ~
from taxation. was constitutional.
am to illegal.
Attorney Cultural blight, who in his
opinion a month ago claimed the out
was uncenstitutlonal. made a lengthy'
argument, the substance of which was
his claim that the pension was a more
gift and therefore illegal. The plain
tiR through Judge William P Hennoy.
to encourage patriotinm; that It
recognized meritorious service that it
and wanthcretore constitutional. it
was after 4 ooloclt before the argu-
dents were concluded.
The plaintiff‘s brief in attacking the
states demurrer set up that the vot-
eran soldier never w a doldior or
empioyo (“the state. that he was ent-
played by the United States in a con-
troversy in which Connecticut had a
vital interest: in which the, state po-
litical future was at stake. and add-
tag:
"it is not proposed by the act to
'grant him any extra compensation as
a servant
term or office or otherwise
simply proposed to pedophilia in his
declining your: tho-indirect bonont
derived by the state from his uervlce
in the army of the United States and
to encourage his fellow citincas to a
like service when the occasion arises."
in canclusion the brief told:
- "The rightito grant. pension: being
iacknowledged as a proper exercise of
the legislative powers bounded in the
general assembly is interpreting the
act in Question. it in to be opium“
'that the legislature has found upon
due examination that the creature-
vlded for in the act will wait lulu
correslmndlng‘lpuhlic benefit. This,
act transcends no multinational lim-
itation; is in harmony with a sound ‘
and enlightenodpublic policy and is
valid and should stand." .
o
w
DECLINE TO ENTER DEBATE.
Connecticut Association Opposed to
Woman Sum-ago Replies to
. Challengers.
BRIDGEPORT,‘ Jan. 5.—-—On the
ground that it is against the policy
of the organization to encourage de-
bates or any other form of controvor»
3y whether spoktm or written, and
“cause it holds the acceptance of the
suggestion unadvisahle. the Connecti-
cut Association Opposed to Woman .
Suttrage will not accept the challenge
issued recently by the connectiout
Woman SuRrage Association for I
Joint publication of amaxonts
The chollodglng association had 1.
proposed that the determination of
thomorluotthodobateboloit with
a._ committee or throuone member of
Viltloli wan to ‘bo "looted ~by each as-
sociatlon, and the third member by-
the fist. two named. The letter or
the Connecticut Association Opposed
to Woman BuRrage, signed by Mrs.
Grotto o. Markham as president, and
_, . addressed to and William ir. flanks,
of Bridgeport, president of the add
asctlc'ut woman animus Associdtm .
declining the challenge and: " . ,
"In rcply to your prion lotto; 9!. 13¢?
camber 2's, the connecticu‘i Antioch“
tion Opposed to Wolhil a" m!"
to say: ._
advisable in Ammo“?
l.
or n 1oint pubilo‘dtion ot‘prg'umonts on ‘
or the state during hid
it is-
M" ““5“" Lelia “‘6 children. contended that the aim at the actwasi ’
l
was an appropriation for public unto;L
y
ii
i .
i
3 .
i
the an?
‘un abundance of .-litoraturo banal-
teddy. been public
to us no xenon wh such Ettohturo.
sharia not in published by thh u-o- afternoon in and out or Ion-on than
elation which is mmmm for it . . tabled swept mot their-«tables by an
rather- than by a committee or new 'No 000ml. are lino.
tiemen, borrow non-amino.
"It' is against the policy lot this organi-
cation town broad debates or on!
i.
s v
t
H :3: A Complete Torlet Outfit * ‘-
'. writ.”- 3E0 ‘
Offer Appmpnate for the Ladies Value $1.85 for 95c
LADIES—Your (immunity—Wile gentlemen have had their razors,
new you can get your BEAUTY BOX. A Great Opportunity.
A KW" i
, .cr
Absolutely Guaranteed—Serial No. taro: .
This Outfit is PoSitiveiy Sold Only by THE SENTINEL to its readers and?
cannot bewpurchased in any. store, even at double the price. Given for:
,2 vi
. 950 and 5 Vanity Box Coupons
of Consecutive Numbers, cut from THE SENTINEL
By having One at these Outfits, you have practically eight separate articles' m one cabinet. You do \ . ,5;
not know the satisfaction and real enjoyment that may be obtained by owning one of these up-tmdate ‘
p Cabinets. A place for ouch article, which is always in its place. Especially convenient for traveling. 4 “‘- M "
‘ It will 6: highly appreciated by all women. old and young. , , . .
MILADY‘S VANITY BOX CONSISTS OF:— '
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY‘S CELEBRATED TALCUM.
,. ONE BOX‘OF C. R. B'AILE’Y’S CELEBRATED TOOTH POWDER.
'ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY’S CELEBRATE!) FACE POWDER, FLESH. , . .
ONE BOTTLE OF C. R. BAILEY‘S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME. 1 OZ. , " _y .'
ONE ORNAMENTALPOCKET POWDER BOX. WITH MIRROR. . .
ONE DOZEN ORANGE WOO-D STICKS ' ‘
ONE DOZEN LONG FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS. , ' .
ONE FINE FLEXIBLE STEEL NAIL FILE. __ , t:
C. R. BAILEY'S TALCUM in mode of theifinut imported Italian Talc, daintily perfumed.
C R. BAILEY'S TOOTH POWDER‘ is ckcd in I “taproot metal box. which is both said and
convenient for tourists. It to decay a diuolontioa. ,
. C. R. BAILEY’S FAC POWDER, flesh color, with chamois inclosod, imparts a beautiful tram-
, . _ parency and a free from anything that can possibly injure the skin. Exqidsitely perfumed. t
3.32. gillLEY'S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME is very refreshing and lasting. Approo
ciat y .. .
ORNAMENTXL POCKET POWDER BOX, contains a superior Face PoWder.‘
and 1 W001 Full. This box is handsomely accented. .with mirror 'oet in cover. A per!
5 BRANCH: WOOD STICKS are of a superior quality. and dppreciate‘d by‘ all members of' the
and y
FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS are very useful in completing the finishing touch to one’ s nails.
. FLEXIBLE NAIL FILE' ta something that everyone should possess, being extremely useful in
ruminating the nails. ,
You may begin cutting out Coupons pt any time, and when you have five consecutive numbers;
1. bringdhem to The Sentinel Chloe, with 95 cents in
Sentinel Vanity Box Coupon
cash. and get one of those Outfits. It must be
Number 42
» . seen to be appreciated. Come in and look it over.
o
‘ . "‘“I‘ver's Winozn‘vmsvss‘ 1%
‘ Cairo Correspondent Pall Mall Bonito.
and there ms “ Out. at (tantra, whore nilCat‘tul has its normal crown prince): mum; too.
residence: at the pportlng club every
momma nuRfi'go. pd -
ed attennoon last season, when the scouts "M “‘9 WI.
of whom. hopping filial! , W II
M I hos
l mmembor seeing no down: than eight z$mm é.“ o t
. Whonsho coup mm .. ,
‘brouyhtonthocrow ylh’og " ‘ ‘
motor emotion; ' ”l3
outlet lam colonies oi him on down. m . in the m .3 my.
.. {tabled and silt y m
:thonthcionm‘or mavemm 1
Norwalk Chronicler