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GOVERNORSWILSONSIN new”
HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN Feb. 16.—-—Governor
. Woodrow Wilson. of New Jersey, will
be the guest of honor and principal
fispenker at the annual dinner in this
city tonight of the Connecticut Civil
‘ service Reform Association. Gover-
'nor Baldwin will be present to wei
come the New Jersey governor to the
state and to introduce him to the
diners. Mayor Rice 13 expected to at-
tend the welcome of the city to Dr.
Wilson. It is expected that there will
be more than 2th present. represent»
3 all parts of the state Among
those from whom acceptances have.
been reached ar:e Former Goxernor
Woodrul'f, MayOr Wilson of BIIdge-
:_ port, Mayor Mahan of New London;
Mayor Reeves of VVaIGIIJIII), Mayor
Smith of Hartford and Mayor Dunn of
arm-elem.
, Earlier in the evening the postponed
annual meeting of the association will
err To HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
BRUNSWICK, Germany,. Feb. 16r-
egovernment, or the‘ Duchy of
,InsIvlck is about to present to Har-
University a bronze cast or the
,abrated Lion Monument, erected In
Castle Square by Henry the Lion
the year 1166.
Put a Part or
en Pay Day Comes
.. BIG...
Clearance
SALE
Everything at a ‘
Great Reduction
Gottlieb’s
$7 8: $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
We Give 8. 41 H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them. i
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MEN’S ARCTICS ............... $1. 00
Sizes" I to 12
MEN'S STORM KING BOOTS..
Sizes 6 to 10
.5325 i
_‘MEN'S 2buck|e FELT BOOTS. $2. 50 «
Sizes II to 9
WOMEN' 5 extra high heel STORM
RUBBERS .................... 50c
Sizes 2 to ii.
——MAX LEVY—-
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. Four- Four- One
\‘IhIInovcr you (‘It‘illl youI attic
or collar, remember \‘\‘In. lit‘fron.
3.3 Fort St. blast Norunlk. We
pay 10 lb. Ior '
RAGS
and best prices for rubbers. mct~
ale and feather beds. Orders out
of town must be sent a day ahead.
HazeltOn
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The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
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WASHINGTON PIE.
A stranger in Boston was once inter-
ested to discover when dining with5
friends that the desert he would have
classed as cream layer cake at home'
was known in Boston as Washington‘
pie. The next time he lnnched at ai
restaurant he ordered the same thins.i
but the waiter put before him a rather .
bevy-looking square piece of cake
covered with chocolate. A puzzled ex- i
presslon came over his face as he. said
reprovingly: "i ordered Washington
‘pie, waiter." '
"That is Washington pie, sir."
"Well," expostulated the disappoint
ed man. “I did not mean Booker '1‘. I
want George."—~Everbody's Magazine.
He who has not learned how to be:
gentle. forgiving, loving and IIIIIJIII‘. has
learned very little, great though his
book learning and profound though his
acquaintance with Scripture may be:l
for it is in the process of becoming,
gentle. pure and happy that deep. real,\'
enduring lessons of life are learned
Unbroken sweetness in the race of '
outward anta‘fionirim is the infallible ‘
Specral Sale of Diamond
indication of a self-conquered. soul,
the, witness of wisdom, and the proof
of the possession of Truth.~James
the Money to
BUY, ,
Pork Roast, small .Ioins,
Small Fresh Hams .
Small Fresh Shoulders
Goon VEAL
Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Stew Veal
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POULTRY
Fancy Fowl
Roasting Chickens
Turkeys
BEEF LIVER ____.
Calves‘ Liver
Pigs’ Liver
The‘ Big Market
_12%C'
12%c
100
20c
16c
15c
10c
200
220
250
I 100
12%0
5c
EXTRA QUALITY PRIME BEEF
Prime Rib Roast Beef
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Lean Pot Roast. no bone
15c
12c
18c
20c
220
'12c
'GENUNE LAMB
Leg Lamb
Rib Chops,
Loin Chops
Fore Lamb
HAMS
Sperry 81 Barnes,
Rex
Smoked Shoulder
Home-made Sausage
Link Sausage
Heavy Salt Pork
16 Fancy California
Oranges -
Apples ‘ , . '
12%c
100
15c
70
170
15c
llc
14c
lV2‘/2c
100
25c
quart 5c
C Oleomargarme
Saturday In ll Stores
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
NORWALK'S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
Crepe, Linen.
Spring Showing of White Goods
All the Latest ideas of Dainty White Materials for
Waists and Dresses—— Madras, Pique, Voile, Dotted
Swiss, Persian Lawn, Indian Lawn, Flaxon Batiste,
Ask to See the Very Attractive Patterns in Silk
Striped Voile and Fancy Madras Shirtings
A LARGE VARIETY OF COLORED WASH GOODS—~Ramie '
Linen, Scotch Gingham, Poplin, Bordered Challie, Percale
’IIIIIIIIII IINSWIIRIH
urn SUSPENSIUI
In Washington Awaiting the
Adoption of Disciplinary Mea-
sures hy the War Department
\i‘Ar-‘IIIING'I‘HNI FIJI. lIi.
‘Ol‘llt’r of military III'I‘.,-.-I Iliill
:eIIIIII curly Imizn. IIII, s talus of \lajor-
(tenor-III l-‘rod I‘ Ainsn (H‘III todiII \th‘
that I». an OIIIIII oi the I. III)’ 1. Iii"- i
suspension from the exercise of his
duties as {liljllllllli‘utillt’l‘fll and under
orders to remain in \\';Ishin,aimI point
sing the adoption of Iii-'I‘lpiimiry Int-us»
. urea by the Wart Department.
”While no
been is
This Is thoroughly \H‘il understood
ito'Iucnu iIIilI General Ainswortb Is in
‘ ho tried by I'IIIIrI-IIIIII'IIIII on II military
charge, which. translated Into plain
English In to the viii-ct than he is
,nlleflcd to have been guilt of there
spent-Io General Leonard Wood. the
thief of staff, his senior In the army.
and to Secretary of \\'nr Stimson. his
official superior.
The War lmpartmout oflicinle are
busy selecting the court which will
try General Ainsworth and in fortun-
Iilllllg the charges. it may be several
days before the formal order is issued
Ainsworth before it.
Although the Issues to be tried are
exceedingly important. Involving as
they do all of the old ruucorous dis-
putes: that have been aned between
the line and the staff for a quarter
of a ternary. legal oilicers oi the War
liepIIItmont do not believe the his!
Itself pill consume much time. it Is
believed that the eIIdence to be pre‘
'scuted will he. prlllcill‘nlly document-
‘nry. including the various orders and
reports that have been issued from the
adjutnnt-generul’s office within the
ipnst four years and especially the.
'letter made public yesterday from
(Secretary Stimson to General Ains-
worth. formally charging him with
disrespectful conduct. In VIEW of the
ziimited accommodations at the War
'l'lcpnItnIent, the court will probably
assemble at the War College. or at-
Ii‘orl Myer, across the Potomac.
I lencrai Ainsworth maintains the
attitude of absolute reticence he has
steadfastly occupied since Secretary
Stimson's letter was made public, and
it is understood that he is not ar-
ranging for counsel and is preparing
his own defense.
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I CONDEMN HEILLV'S VOTE ON
' BATTLEBHIPS.
i WASHINGTON Feb 1‘.-—6 Represen-
tative‘ Reilly is criticised in a letter
from the Boy mouI Business Men' s As-
sociation received yesterday by the
Connecticut delegation and presented
to Congress. The letter condemns the
action of Mr. Reilly and other demo-
cratic representatives in \otlng in the
democratic caucus against authoriz-
ing the construction of too battle-
ships and against the passing of a pub-
,lic‘ building bill at this session.
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§_' ' ' AGED RESIDENT ILL
m. , , Mro. Betsey Ann south, of 41 West
avenue one of the oldest women in
Norwalk, is ill at her home. Pleura-
pneumonia is threatened It Is pnden
stood. and family and friends are con
Israel ably worried over. an condition.
Mrs. Austin. whofts in‘vher ninetyoec-
and your. race 3.
birthday with some lieu
present illness.
, *4»..th
Sentinel want ads. hrlns results. _
creating the court and citing General
H. Krieger&Co.
A Charge
Account with
Us will help
You Wonder.
fully
The Small Weekly Payment enables
you to, dress yourself And iamin
from head to foot.
We are now
closing out our Winter Clothing for
Men and Women No matter how
cheap other stores are selling for
spot cash our Easy Payment Plan
enables you to buy cheaper and
better goods than are offered by
other concerns. Test our'plan and ,
be convinced.‘
o
ation
rim of foul play
sruoanrs ovencone av snoae.‘=
HHOPKINSVILLE. Ky.,
' ,SnIoke from 'a' fire that broke out in1
the .boys’.. dormitory ,of McLean Col-3
lege this morning; overcame several1
of the students. Before names reached
then rooms. however the. boys were
ca. ried out in safety by a volunteer.
rescue squad.
Advertise in The sentinel.
Feb.
SHOT MAN NEAR HIS HOME. .1
SANDUSKY, Ohio, Feb 16. -.-.-F. E
Ith‘tad 3.1:,“ Brighton”, a manufacturer, shot and ,
"" ceremony. kllloil David Kimball 36. a teamsteri.
her age will be against her. In her ville was. ti" g'to cuter Brightmans
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MILLIONAIRE DIES SUDDENLY. I
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SAPULPA, Okla. Feb.16.‘~Exnmin-
of the body of \\ illiam Berryi
Hill a millionaire producing oil land:
owner, who died suddenly yesterday.’
was begun today by physicians at the
instruction of relatives who assert the
belief that the dead man was the v-ic
’ Inventory Over
and we find we have a few Over-
conts that must not be carried
over to another season.
$7.00 ‘
buys any one of them. As $12
is the lmvesbpriced Overcoat
we carry at any time, \ou are
assured of this value or‘ better.
Sizes:
33‘35 36 37 till 405 «i2
1 l 3 3 l 1 1
There are Blacks and Fancy
Mixtures among them. -L .
.A - very complete line of
Trunks, Bags and Traveling Ac—
cessorles.
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a momma a.
Norwalk Chronicler