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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 29, 1912 · page 5

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I ’ Mansion House‘iast night was nipped

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Ruffle Curtains
39c. 50c Ind 751: I pull-

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15c and “259 I ler

E. K. BANKS

MIhIckImo HotW‘ Block.
. Booth Nor-walk

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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday moderate northwest-
eriy winds. A long ridge of high pres-
sure between [$8 Rocky Mountains
and the ‘Mlssisn ppi River. is produc-
ing pleasant weather with low tem-
peratures in all sections oust ot’ the
Rocky Mountains. Zero temperatures
extend as far south as Denver. Colo.
and as for east 115 Canton, N. Y. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity l‘nir weu~
thor with slightly lower temperature.

 

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TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘l'lnporutul'c: Minimum. 23; maxi—
1111111129. Cloudy.

Laid Down Their Tools This
Afternoon and Walked Out

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than 11111111

Army of Striking Colliers is
Swelling Rapidly

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Mrs: (‘hariou A, Summls, of Marshall
street, is spending the day in New
York city.

 

St, Mary's Y. Iii. ti, will 1111'1'1 to»
Inorrow evening in its quarters, in
Leonard street, I

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'Kt'nuteil Snnlmis, of South Norwnih,
‘is tho. guest of relatives in New Cu-
nnun for a. few rims.
, 5 A..-
lite trees in Franklin slloet, which
have been otdelcd ormowd by the
street department. are being out down
and enl'tcd away today.

-Cornc dance ‘Virninin ilcel. Mystic
.Clmin ilnil, tonight.

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LONDON. Fob. 29.—~~I'pwnrdu of

crs hnd laid down their tools

none on strike by 1! o‘clock this niier~

noun. when the tiny shift in the minus

“"9“" attempt55 was made '0 hold 5 ended. The unity of striking colliors

a meeting of “"3 d‘mcmrg of the NO" 3 swelled hourly throughout tho morn-

“'8‘,” investment Compnny hut this’1ing when it bncnmo known that no

.“ke the others was fruitless, Dudley settlement had been Punched.
E. Hoyt being ill again. An adjourn

, Meetings were held by the will ruin»
ment was taken to Friday night. are” federation 111111 the coal owners“

tissccintioll late in the morning, but
they apparently only resulted in 115 ro-
iteration of the refusal to budge from
theh respective positions which they
had taken up lust night.

 

 

What was believed to have been an
5'utte111pt on the part. or n. vaudeville
troupe which has been playing at
Hoyt's theatre during the first part of
ithe week to beat their board at the

 

OULLEN—KINSELLA.
It was reported tOduy that Freder—
ick M. Cullen; oi Connecticut aveduc.
and Miss Mabel Kinsella of Stock»
bridge Muss. have been married {or
the «past week or more the nuptials
having taken place in that city. :Mr.
and Mrs. Cullen have been enjoying
their honeymoon and are now in South
Norwallt. at the groom‘s home. They
have tho best wishes of their many
friends for luck and happiness in their
,‘5union.

in the bud by the timely arrival of
Sergeant Frank V Raymond and of
deer Wallace R. Sammis who, togeth-
er with the proprietor pinned the
{manager down to a payment before
‘ he left. The company was composed
of ten girls and one manager. The
latter deserted his room last night
and went to one of the girl‘s rooms,’
where he was subsequently found andl
forced to pay up.

 

CANNOT USE SACCHARINE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 29-By a vote

or two to one the Board of Cabinet
‘omcers charged with the enforcement.
of the pm road low today entered
a final decision ngelnst the use of
5 saccharine i’n prepared foods. Secre-

 

SMALLPOX IS DISCREDITABLE.

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80,352 CaseI Last Year Prodounoed 3
Reflection on Popular “fiction
The number of cases of smallpox In

the United states last year is consid-

ered discreditabie to the wisdom of

rotary of Commerce and Label- Nasal the 11601110 among whom they °"‘
confirmed the decision that food con cured by the Journal of the American
raining saccharine was adulterated. Medical Association, I“ View 0‘ the
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh “5‘" that ”‘9 mm” “3 “”10“” pre-
dissented one month’s grace will “5'5““19' The editor “in“:
be given manufacturers to arrange for The numb?“ ““395 0‘ smallpox
the elimination oi saccharine. in the United “at” “90““ t0 “‘0
5. United States Public Health and Ma-

WILL "0‘1. PROHIBIT EXPORTA- rlneHospltai Service, for the year
TiONs 0F ARMS. 5 1 10 was 30 .862 with 415 denths.5Com-

piete reports were fu'rnis‘hed by New
WASHINGTON Feb 29-4119 Unit- ty— seven states, only partial reports

ted States will not prohibit legitimate being received” from the others on no-
exportations. including munitions “mount of their having no vital sta-

war. from El Paeo, Texas, into the ustics laws. The total number of
‘ ””91 town 0’ Juarez. Mex. Tm“ 0°“ ' cases occurring therefore was no

5 cluslon was reached today at conter- doubt considerably more than the fig-
ences among omciais of the Depsrt ures (1qu

ments of State. “WWW “99'3“” “The light death rate, however, in—I
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Three Quarters at a Million Men

ideh‘dards
KittenSiou Tables
China Closets
Dining Chairs
Bullets

and medium grades. Exclusive

GLOBE WERNICKE BEOTI
HUB RANGEBa-WORLD'B

 

 
 
 
 

sell the best goods at the lower:
tiles, and don't forget It.

to meet a competitor's price. If
nous with you. you can rest, ass
Quality way up ----- price, always 115
sidered.

 
 
 

err—Bonnie Home Ground Feed

 

range. Itove or inMIedIr.

RAYMOND

 

In plain, hard English the men who talks at goods as being the
very best and lowest priced is 1111 unmitigated liar.

i want 11 part of your business-would like

to have all of It. ii lnorder to get it i do not have to resort to 111»
commercial practices, or how to sell at cost or below cost in order

First in quality. lost in price always in the initial or In custom

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Jeddo C0111

Bond no no order for one load. Ind we will retain you II I cuc-
tomar. Clean. iron from Ilate.unliorm quality, suitable for turnace.
Prlal on application.

 

Brass 5 Beds
‘ EnameIBeds
Dresseis ‘;
Chiiiunicts
‘ Bedding

All the Furniture for I well- furnished house you will tlnd hero
in grant variety and at prices within the reach or all, in both line

agents for

ONAL BOOK GASES
BEST

OSTERMOOR MATTRESSEB
M'DDUGALL KITCHEN CABINETS

A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY

 
 
 
 
 

A merchant on t;
1 price and stay In business two 111 n-

l have the pleasure of doing busi-
urod that what I sell you you will get.
low as i can make it, quality con~

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.

 

That’s It !5--;—
A HotThing

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I 1 A Special Feature of Our semi-Annual Sale

tlneeuqnnrturs ot‘ a million cool mini now GOING ON

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200 Pairs of Misses’

lnfnntu’ Sizes, 5 to 3, $1. 75.

RIVER STREET

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TWO FAITH FUL FRIENDS.

A story or the devotion of. Mine.
Snlnhrich’s maid to her ruinous tnis~
tress has lately been written
gives an evident explanation oi it' in
him. Sembrieh‘a consideration tor
the’ maid. At the time o! the San
Francisco earthquake Mme. Sembricb
had a chance to go into the country
with friends and escape the turmoil
in the city. They were all in the
automobile ready to start when "the
maid, who‘wns to have been at the
rendezvous. was discovered to be
missing. Mme. Semhrlch “ at. once
allghted and announced her intention
not to go until they had found Frieda.

tags in theqend, as by waiting” for
Frieda—4Whiob she faithfully did-#-
they we‘re both Able to take the first
train out of the city and limit get
away much sooner than it they had
gone with their friends. ‘

 

~ crew but: use." ‘ 5
, A5 Missouri court. decided that a

White Shoe Store

90 Washington Street

5 most Atlantic 11nd Worth Streets. Stamford

 

Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sewed, rock oak outer soles and in-

ner Inlet. made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
Misses sizes, 11 'e to 2, $2 .50. Sal Price .......... .......$l.95
Children's Ilch, 81.52 to ll $2. 00. Sa 0 Price . ..... . ..... .......$i.65

Sale Price . ..... ..... ..31.25

Parents should use these Shoes to uppmclate the’b‘a‘rya‘ins we offer.

 

 

There are many reasons why
Meyer Cars are so pOpular

We will gladly demonstrate them at: our garage.

AUTOMOBILES TO RENT
by the hour. day 61' week. Experienced and careful chauffeurs

OSCAR-9H. BANKS

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South ‘ Norwalk

and Children’s Shoes

NORWALK. count.

 

 

 

Hotel MahaCkemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATI
RATED '2 PER DAY AND UPWAID

SUNDAY Dluuens 75c
Banquets a Specialty

”‘5 TWO "ii-L

Daily Due to N Y.
For FREIGHT Only, "

‘ Il'roin Muslim mu Pier
as. lilac Riv». New York (root
or Do street). Ivory do: (0!!
cont 5 'W ”-3

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are in and ready (or your inspection.
. oi the finest and newest goods produced

Savannah Lillef

to the most Picturesque City oi the
3011 55th

 
 
 

Marsh ail-April 7. 1912
new YORK T0 SAVANNAH
and R stunt
including auto tour of Savannah and

2 L2 days” hotel Accommodations
Ask us for particulars.

J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
Agents"

5 Railroad Ave. South Not-walk. Ct.

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515 Main St. Stamford.

 
 

NEW SPRING GOODS“?

‘ early. " The styles we show will please your eye; the rallies w
will please your pocketbook. Call at once and see our immense cough
of new Suite. Lona Coats, Dresses. Walrus. Skirts, While Muslim dd
Corsets Lookers are iuit' as welcome as buyers.

"The Paris Cloak 1. Suit House

THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES 5
33 So. Main 51.30.1111 um

 
 

To those who want in phi
this season no say:

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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F5enwiclt Optical Co
Optician

 

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EV“ EXAMINED FREE 3 cans Good Corn for ...............
AND cusses ousnsurseo Tum“ per peck 5 ..... 5 5
0 11 Month and Batu I would I
DO UNIT-Edy BANK B'EILYDING, ' '3 pounds Wet Mince Meat for ...... . .
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DAVID w. RAYMOND

Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. Booth NQI‘WIIII
Baldwin, 5 WIIhlngton Street.

Telephone It office, sass.
TIIIphInI It houlc, 693.

 

 

 

 

Great Opening Sale 5

5 I announce 11 great opening sale.
which starts SATURDAY. FEB. 17,
at 58 a. m., and lam TEN DAYS. All
goods sold at half price.

M. L. Rosen,15 ElyAv.I
South Norwalk

OF INTEREST
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WOMEN

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w..- - 5 ~ be in first fashion during the 5' I
i season

“i‘cl 1 iIltJl’I? 31' ill - -

i cl 1. 1 Novel Collar and Gulf Sets. Hr the 5515530555 51555555 will be

With the 1115111111 oi long element to:
utiernool‘l house truths, the dointiest
of indoor 1 char 11nd cuff sets arc again
to the fore. and sirls who alums 111119
51111 hand esslll picked up needle work
are providing tllelnsclms with n \n-
f'riot). of these net-it 11nd w1ist nines
sorics. Ono xert- chnlming model in
three sets. $151355 ‘11 oxv house has a to].
it‘tr “IlIt‘Ii lite oler 11 high or n llut hi
necked bodice. it consists of 11 short
5circular, tront‘tlosing guiulpe surv
:naounted by a. two-inch blind finished
‘ with it 111111 me of exactly half its
RECOUNT "BALLOTS? lN JODOIN 5 uidth W0: 11 “till a highuctked hod‘

CONTEST. ice, only this turn over portion shops
Wm 5u'llilc with 11 Dutch neck out) the low
Agreed to 3, Both Slow. '31" Manner or edge 0(5 the (‘Ii‘t 111111 guimpe is con

501 Recount Not Decided. 5 i“‘““'°“ , 5

5 , 1 5 5 ’ The culls extending half will to tho
WASH1:\("T'“)\'”I"WMTM'GIelluow are tumbler shaped that is to
will be a letount or ballots cast at say they increase, In width very grad
the 1911‘) Congressional election in thclum; trim: the wrist upward, and at
Third iliistrict. This was decided by their smallest m band edge are fluish- ’
the House committee on elections yes 1 ed with a turn-or er matching that on
tertlat at a. special meeting on the .lo' the collnr'nnd like the front of the
doln ”I‘m” New” contest “‘39 Igulmpe. they fasten with cordage loops
The extent 05 the recount “(I the which fit over the littlest of lingerie
' manner in which it will be‘mude were buttons. and one no more difficult to

left {or turlher consideration at at; manage than are the iasteuings or a
other meeting of the committee to be fine lingerie 1,105.59

culled. prohnbly within a week.

5 5 _ This model set is made up in the tin
Chairman (.oldfoglefinid. Aline nest est. ofilrish linen in cumblic or in
mesh-nu it is proposed to invite coun lhwn bordered with a. narrow Item~

3;! ““53?“ partifisto the ”Stine“ ”"15 stitching. with button-holed scallops
I 9y “5 ,b“ as ed to su mit their or with a. tiny rrlillng of real Valen-
views on the conditions 0i the re-

ciennes. It is also'pretty and smart,
count developed in ballets. iatticed with the
The committee‘s action was based narrowest of lace insertions and
partly upon a stipulation died by both thrifty girls are making it up in'volle
parties- in which it was agreed he- and 1&5 as these need not be sent to
{weed themselves that neither could a laundress but can be wanhed in al
“5” the extent 0' any errors that may hand basin: shaken out and quickly
huts occurred in the count and that. '

dried in the sun preciselv as is a. line
they were willing that; a; recount handkerchief 5

Another charming model set which
is qualutest when or heavy “white tin-i
on and finished at the edges with ‘11
single row of stitching. has a high col» 5
tar overlapped by a. turn-over; which
at the back lengtellns into a live inch,‘
sharplv pained V, and in trout forms
two V‘s, one at either side of the
band ’closlng The cults. very narrow
at the inner side of the sleeve. have
V's which lengthen into points, reach?
ing half why to the elbow. For an ac?
cannery not for s' veiVet. track, this
model is best: in heavy lace and may X

Louis Gross
Ladies’ Tailor
259 State Street
Bridgeport. Conn

ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS

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It is understood that Jodoln wants
it commissioner or justice of the pence
to make the recount. while ’Mr. Big.
gins suggests that- the committee it-
self do it, or designate a tederal judge
or judge or the superior court to do
the job. Whether all the ballots will
be recounted is not known.
The House today passed Represen-
tatlve Tuson‘s bill to give rewards to
employees of arsenals and similar
government establishments who sug-
gest improvements in methods rosuit‘
ins in increased enlclency or decrees. be we at home by using all-over
ed expense oi the Work. . Irish or Venice or a good imitstion of
Senator andhaee introduced hills: those meshes. and bordering them,
increasing pensio'hh Connecticut with a. narrow edging, out on without
persons as follows: .Mary clutter. fuiness, and ojlned so that the finish.
Bridgeport. wld0w Joules Clancy, Co. will appear to have ”non woven with
D. 9th 001111.. to $24 11‘ month: George the main portion. 5
It a line or touch of color is desired
with a, collar .and cult frock or bodice

eludes
style.

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Sit) William H. Buckingham. Willi-5

may be imposed upon satin or the

 

 

Small Hat: Will Kecpinfit'y

The tulilitlers think thesma
wli continue in high favor, a

and beaver
\‘\ e may wear a good nlnny tuft
and greens in glut and plupio

quaint shapes to carry out tho‘Vi
inn gowns oi taffeta tllatpromise

9111111151: in miillncr)
ullith are setereiv
beautiful face will continue In no

um leidlng Inlms and their
trimming harden the expression

and because they are a novelist:

They are ugly substitutes for
sun ve'loul 11111 with its toiling bri
wllitll all the unrid n ore inst wilt‘i:

was becoming: lo the lliaiority on
was unusually g'laceiul.

the still” bouiel shape but it IS Iliadfi
bv the hundreds in stilt, in velour
in beaver.

Usually its onix tllmming is
tide on the side of a murmur Inn
in the some color. I ‘
or having one it: is units so
\our monev in that way. ‘
will continue in color until all
may be repeated the in straw.

huv and is for more becoming t
bowler, has 9. high folded crow
1111' ton rolling brim that rem 5
of the heaven huts worn in 1251! (II
who days.
and to the left side and has a fun
arianged at the left. back. V

The millinerv ol‘ the tutor
as those of the present. will con .55“

from the brow up to the back

fashion ~Ne‘w York Times. i

Bordered fabrics are to~bexquii
rage this spring.

of spring and early summer fab

trimmed with a. little braid I
handworit, or, pose
same materiel

Whether on 0119‘s no

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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shapes that are now seen in

will be repeated in
spring in 11111111 and taffeta.
made of ilideswnt silk in hilt

.uld wiltic. These “ill be

The bowler hat.
thing to are ‘

'iileir low round crowns lie

but human will wear: them“
they nro supposed to ob sin

this hot belume so culinary til
women of taste .1\ otdcd it; bull:

Neither
advantages can be credited

11' 301

n is tilted a 1111 to ’

tr

line that slopes strut “

Everything contributes

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Fashion Briefs. ‘

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merry exquisite mnter aid
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bows are quite

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

A most unusus
set. the luwn or linen ounce may be toned from
embroidered With a chimed silk. or net; slightly wide

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