Wl‘l‘ANiA. MAURITANIA Steamship Co.’ a magnificent palaces, reaching all points of it” Cirillo Linc. mum flu l Hall Sloan: Packet (7.0 and as- '2 Lise. reach!" all coast rs, and South America; with the da Steamship Co.’ a direct son to Bermuda. Bent accommoda- ’ and best rates. Ask for clrcu~ mm a cocoon ‘ insurance of All Kinds I Islets—Town. Country and livers Tslsphons 1230 . l Puslrs Ovsr the South Norwalk Trust 00.. 87m Washlnpton 6h. loath Not-walk. Goon. PUILIC GTENOORAPHER Electrical Wiring Fine Linevof Else. tricsl Supplies Charlerlluek, it. Addnast 61 MAIN IT... NORWALK Talsphonss: Offlos. 001: Muss. 21-! - :‘A. N. Therlauit, of West avenue. has been ill the. past few days. The weekly business meeting r Butler Lodge. No. 97, l. 0. 0, iii. ~' be held this evening. of will SOUTH NORWALK LIBRARY BOOKS. List of Volumes Added During the Month of March. \‘ew hooks plated on the shelves} of the South .\otunlk l lltrttn Mart‘h,i Lady Jenuluca Lodge Shepherds oti i‘tl ’: ’Bethlehem. will hold 'ts semi- monthlt business meeting this “evening Edwin H Fox. of Bav'vlen nrenuo. ,‘ tontemplnles tnltiut: a trip to Rullnud. Vermont, tomorrow, to spend a few days. --Splcu<iid stora" u minutes for nil ficlnseca of goods. llnnnoul liros. Edward Meiicuun a l‘mutc-r resident of South Mru‘nlk, is in lil.li‘lit‘ of n his, electrical not at a theatre in Stunt lord this tveelt. An adjourned meeting of the (luv-J ernlng Board of the Norwullt Country Club will be hold at the club house. . Friday evcning at 8 o‘clock. Division N0. l. Auclrnf ()rdr-r of ill» ' -bernians. will hold 21 regular moot- ing tomorrow evening, at which time ‘. a report on the nt‘t‘nlre of Monday night will he made .._.-w..._.. 2\ special etnnmuuicntion of Dill Well Lodge. No 1th F and A. \i.. will be held at its rooms Friday after noon at 4:30 o‘clock, for the purpose ., attending the funeral of the late ‘ or Declger Members of the Friday Afternoon Club desiring to attend the Federation a'y meeting in New Canaan. Friday. arch 22nd. will take the 2:49 [min m‘Stami'crd, making' close connection iiih the New Canaan brunch fish lolly (Norwalkers in it stuck- r. all made ltnmn ulth supreme Cigars. or Social Club will meet Lire-ho e of Mrs. Lottie Piotr. No. Sherry street, Thursday evening. ‘rch 21st. East avenue car passes er, and members and their friends to cordially invited to bo.preseut. r’l‘hc Ba Many Norwuik people were awaken last night by the thunder shower hlch struck town about 3 a. to, All a evening lightning was noticed. but rain did out come until about 1:20 2 to. today and the thunder shower ' at later.- _.......__..,.. I ,fiatnuel Andrews and Miss Alice An- drews of Weston. visited their mother yesterday at the Norvttaik hospital. Since the very dangerous operation Iof2‘ll‘rlday, 'Mrs. Andrews. though in a .critical condition, is expected to sur- ‘ vlve unless unexpected complica- tions develop. ; . ~The first iewweeits of atllidk‘s . life cover the most important period of its existence. Feed Bennie Chick M. an absolutely pure and honest is. ground product. Manuel '1‘. At the meeting of Washington .No. 11; P. 02. B. of A., that was last night. arrangements were or the dancs which will be giv evening and fora class initls ' .2. question will occupy the atten- _ the voters of the town this ova . I’Ii‘Ihsrs was less than a score Fiction. Adams. 8. li.. Average Jones. Arnoi. Allen. The Dempsey Diamonds. Atkinson, ll. (lrcl‘frier'a Hobby. Hench. ilex, 'i‘ltc Spoilers. Henson. ill. l“.. Nursery. (‘hcslr-rton. (1. ix innotcnt‘c of i-‘ttihcr llrowu. (Houston, .i, S. Mystery of .\‘u. i7. Crawford, 1“. .\l.. Atlttnt Joltnstoue's Son and A Rose of Yesterday. ileiloulcvoin. it, The Heart of Life. lJt-tuelrn \‘tlku (Ml‘ti thrown). in the Shadow m’ lsinnt. ‘l<':tt'ct.tltttnt. J. 0.. The Squaw Man. l-‘ouike. \l'. i) i.-orel2hy Day. )icllcan. S. P}. “ ” The Long (.lrecu llotid. Martin, ll. li.. The Fighting Doctor. Pryce, li.. Christophe-r. Patterson. J. li.. My \‘ugnhondnge. Thotnpklns, .i. \\'.. Open House. Tolstoy ice. The Forged (‘.onpon and other sto ties. Word. Mrs. li.. Case of Richard illeynell. \l’lster. Owen. How Both the Simple Spelling Bee. Replacing books Worn Out or Destroyed. ' , lio‘oth, E. t " ‘ The ’Posl-girl. llnrbcn. W. N.. Mam‘ Linda. Locke, W. J., Septimus. London. 2J.. Sea Wolf. Son of it Well. Daughter of the Snows. Williamson, C.‘2\'., Golden Silence. , . Non-fiction. Bennctt. A.. ' Mental Efficiency. Borgson. Henri, Creative Evolution. Holmes. J. li.. Revolutionary Church. Hyde, W. D., The Five Great Philosophies of'Llfe. London, J.. The People of the Abyss. Reinsche. P. 8.. Intellectual and Political CurrentIl in the Far East. Wallace. A. it... ‘ The World We Live in I Washington, Booker T.. My Larger Education. McManus ‘.,B Gerard, 0an Little Belgian Cousin. Functions . ct . thS . WILILI OHOOIN WORDO. Roy. R. J Odinllbcll. at a farewell luncheon in New York. said or 0. ts- mous bishop who had married a tu- mandously rich stuns: . ‘ ’wpoqcs to her in am pretax-late midi it‘s a I mystery to no how Much a sfilaniId tabla tit/boson tomb. t ‘ ROTARY Scwmg ' aChine JUST ancntvan ANOTHER nor on sawzuo MACHINES Join Our (lo-Operative Club AND.PLACE AN ELDREDGE ROTARY SEWING MA- CHINE IN YOUR HOME NOW. THOUSANDS OF WO— MEN USE IT. WHY NOT YOU? THE PRICE CAN NO LONGER STAND IN THE WAYaWE'LL OLADLY PLACE ONE‘IN YOUR HOME For a SMALL DEPOSIT The Balance being paid in small sums of $121 Week There is no better Sewing Machine than the Eldredge Rotary. It is made by one of the oldest and largest family sewing machine manufacturers in the world. , The Eldredge has an automatic tension and sews the thickest to the thinnest material and requires. no regulating. Rbrncmber, you have to regulate the tension on all other machines except the Eldredge. An expert sewing machine man will be here from the fac- tory for this sale and will pleased to show you the many other improvements. even though you do not want to buy a machine. You doubtless feel the lack of a high class Sewing Ms- chine but do not feel able to pay the whole sum at one time. , We’ ve adopted the newest and mostsatisfsctcry method of purchasing machines—a method that enables you to buy the finest machine on the market and pay for it in payinents so small that they are not missed and almost before you are aware of it the Fachirfc is paid for. . ' Our club plan not only provides a convenient system for I, payments, but gives you lower prices than you would ordinsrv" fly pay. Ono dollar makes you a member of the orchard on- titles you to choose any machine in our stock. The machine ' is sent to you inunediately and you pay us one dollar a week until its purchase price is paid. Could anything be easier, more simple or more convenient? We shall be pleased to go ‘ over any detail with you at any time. or to assist you in a se- lection of a machine 2 2- $25 “PaveaWay’Eldredge Sewing Machine Sale price $14. 98 $36 “Vindex Special" Eldredge Sewing Machine—Sale price $19. 97 "“fi'unte Eldredge v" séwtnz theire -' sue price 325. O0 tttttutttt us It ill not ill tttttté tr tumult llll lllllli Mist-nay John J. Walsh i'slls lininhtssfo. Patrick a Wise Ilsn ls flooded to Brian fits Two Elements 'l'spsfhsr— BRlDGEPORT. March 20.-—WIth chm hundred true hearted sons of Erin in attendance the truest kind of lrlsh loyalty and steadfutness to prin- ciple, and with an array of crators the equal of which has seldom n heard in this city, the eighth annual ban- quet of to Knights of St. Patrick came to a glorious and successful and early yesterday morning, at the Atlantic ho- tel, Just as the grey of drum tinged thehorizou. The end came after a night of enthusiasm, a word which in this connection seems inadequate to describe the spirit, vitn. and whole’ sameness which characterised the banquet throughout, and a night which had been. liberally laden and prolific of keen enjoyment and pro- fit for all. it was one of the great- est and most representative gather. logs of irlshmen ever held in this state, and Governor Simeon E. Bald- win from Hartford. where he was on~ _gaged in a similar celebration, sent I words of congratulation, and regret l that he could not be present. Attorney John J. Walsh of \‘orwaih delivered the principal address saying .} ‘lt is pleasing to dwell on the past, ‘sometlmea Sometimes We dwell on .2 ‘it with terct. Memories of the past. [lot the problems of today are of a dinerent character. i like to read present. There are conditions exist now that did not exist then. ‘(litit‘tl to judge hon to not nun must. look arm the tlcld and see uhnt these conditions are . “And uhut are they in a wave weeping all over now? There j Ulrike. exist and must he met. of people in a state of anarchy; .chaos. The same condition of affairs stands now at the threshold of our, But our ptoblem is of‘ 2nu ecomouic rather than a pond all .OW ll DOUG“. nature. We have developed here, since the. Civil our. more resources more. wealth than any 2 that we know of. "Because ul wonderful the re acumen or our United stutter. we. travel coming here ever) is what brings about. eronutic crisis that , A million people year and this ,llie social and 2 we must. lacs. '3 "We have Capital and labor. We have on the one band the avsrlcions- locus of the capitalists and the desire in: the ,iaborlug classes. And our problem is how to reconcile these two elements. world wide in their once. How to effect an equal distri- bution of the product of man's labor. “Various remedies have been otter- ed by men who have studied the sltuation.- But- they havc‘not looked carefully enough into the matter. The Catholic church has adopted as one of its fundamental principles that the iowllost of her priests is eligible to the highest cutie within her power to bestow, the chair or St. Peter. stone ln‘thc edifice of our present structure of unrest. Power. supreme power 'sh0uld not be left in the bands or one, two or three men. The three branches of our government, execu. tive, Judicial and legislative. were created to prevent any one person from having autocratic power. “Tc'proservo order and prevent in- vasion are the principles underlying the constitution of the United States And to‘ preserve this desirable order in put country is our problem which Mn only be solved by the application of the ten commandments to existing economic conditions. "Gentlemen. this is what that won- derful institution, the Catholic church has always seen. The Church. has been preparing for the crisis that is to come by properly educating her 2 youth and .evcry tirishman who con-‘ tributes to the support of the paro- .chlal schools. every irlshman who 2 ‘aids the Ohnrch in her noble task of educating the future separation starts the right lines, is fulfilling in the best lion he scum. run.» a patriot." M ”ham unastacs‘s. With all tho. Mahler‘s wanted one Last Two Days “Clean-Up Sale Come Thursday 8: Friday Last Two . Days of this Big Value-Giving Sale MIN TZ’S y i t t f i From Quarry to Cemetery I O . Save that Commrssron 2 history for the purporte of finding ontl what men did in the. past in orderl ‘thut i may know what to do in thel that! in: lbt'.‘ the u'Orld.r 2A wave of. unrest and aultution until These tire tile pmblems that; ‘ There are in. thoDrlent new four hundred millions. and other people? innug "That principle points to the key. ‘ [and noblest way possible. his obllpar usually paid to agents selling this line of work. We Employ No Agents (let our pt ices before placing your order for Decoration Day Work SO. NORWALK MONUMENTAL WORKS 84 50. Main 8t.. South Norwalk Tel. 904 Broad River The wiro for electric lights have been strum; to the residence of Mr and Mrs John S. Hall w...“ l \ir and \irs. Frank Allen expect. to move into their new home in Sil termlne mounts. the last of this n'fleek _ l Mrs, John S. llall has purchased her‘ ticket for an intended trip to Europe. After stopping in London. she, will visit friends and relatives in Finland. ‘She will start some time in June. l " “Peepers" were heard here last night for the first time this year. Ac-r cording to tradition. they will have to frozen up three times betore they, make their appearance permanently. The entertainment and dialogue xiv-I on recently in tho chapel netted near- it 825, which will be used to install electric lights in the building. This is not quite enough to accomplish. the desired result, and it is probable that another entertainment will be giyen l l t t in the near future. _ l After being frozen up for several weeks. the wateriplpes loading to Harry A. Vall' a house were thaWed out tMondsy. but the pipe developed a bad fracture. whlph necessitated its re—i pair Mr. Vail was compelled to dig up the pipe on Silvermine avenue and last night left two lanterns to warn pedestrians of the Opening. One of the lanterns was stolen very soon after it was placed in position. and he promises to make it interesting for the culprit if found. -m aaspoustatutrv or walrus: cots forth a demand upon novel writ- as the . there-l idsasinto people's heads,” phrase goes. and that they _ tore, bound to consider the in ral con sequences of their writing. '. He also claims tor the .nov'slia- tree band to deal with all phases of human life,l politics and religion as well as the mini side of life. He finds that to express humanity Is it is, all its think- lug must be indict! the natural do- m’aln of the novelist. his is the one traycr of contemporary existence to the and of directing ideals and char? gins to the better issues rather. than the worse. He finds the novelist a _, teacher inevitably. and more so lnI~ day than formerly. " says that the novel Is not slow REX means king. Writing in the Atlantic, H. 0-; Wells ‘ era for more appreciation of their tour. . 'a~l.lunuehce. the factgdmt they “put . acthL , On. for Every ill ”8 MEANING Very appropriate name it is. as REXALL Remedies are recognized everywhere as “King of Medicines." iALL means that there is a difl'erent cure for every or all ills. A guarantee as good as gold behind every remedy with "ltexall" on it. See our Regan window display. PIANO VOTES with every purchase at our store. A cent a vote. THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY Tel. 833-2 Quittner a Canty, Props. THE REXALL STORE New Spring'Stock Hat-Racks GOLDEN OAK FINISH JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL HALLS PRICES 35-98 to $7.50 r. A. MITCHELL Furniture Store CORNER WALL AND HIGH 878.. ' NORWALK, CONN. Norwallt Branch Office of The Evening Sentinel v 1912 Styles Go-Cartsv& Carriages ALL KINDS—ALL emcee $1.95 to men TheA. J.Angevine ~ & Son Co. 134 136 Washington Street w: -‘ r Ducstlm Where are you going Next Wednesday? Why.-—to W I .1. slats here T
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