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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 16, 1912 · page 6

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EVENING SENTlNEL

James Golden. Editor and
Proprietor '

~ THURSDAY MAY :6 :91:

Two Cents a Copy "" $5 a Year

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‘ HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR

if TOMORROW

HHigh tide to: 59 a. m.; r’: :23 p. m.
Sun rises 4. ';32 sets 7 :.06

SOCIETY NOTICES

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MABONIC DIRECTORY.

Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. lot and 3d Tuesday or
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert. M. Wilt-ox.
Sec. ‘- ‘

Butlgr Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.

L Meets in Masonlc' Building. South
Main etreet, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock, All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. lilckaon
W. Cole. H. 1’. ‘Robert M. Wilcox,
Soc. '

 

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SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candeo.
Viee-Proaidont-Charlea J. Pldgeon.
Secretary—~Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer-Matthew Corbett.

 

 

 

 

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-f
PHONE CALLS

92-2-7Ncws Department
92-3—Business Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 ~Editor’s Residence
729- 5—City Editor’s Residence

 

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“Somewhere the sun is a'hlnlu'lz."
'l’he tow glottillt: ot‘ sunshine apparent :
in the last sh \vt-olts lit tlioso lllllllliit’9.l
have been \\'i‘l('()llli‘tl with extreme joy.l
by a tirouchcd public. lint over iul
France they haven‘t had a drop ol’l
rain itt two months and thus for in
May the wcather has been the hottest '
ever known there in London also
April was the divest ever recorded. l
and met) dny April broukht u as one

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of brilliant sunshine. l
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

Mina Olga Ltmdin ot' Morldtfn. who"
was a paswcngcr on tho itllatcd 'l‘t-
tunic has received as her share of the
aubagrlptlon relici‘ fund stir». Over.
$1., 000 000 has been raised i-Zstltuat
Ting the number of Sill‘imliillrl tli soul
and taking $175 as an awrznzu (“5- l

‘ . butt-sentient. we. can account for only!

1140.000. How about the othor $900.-

000?—~i\ieridcn Record.
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it is well enough for an lipit'tetus in
office to much at a man that nsita for
carrots oi‘ a uniform size. but it‘ a
man llliti to pay for them by tltudozon !
the demand is not so unreasonable in,
the market as it sounds in the library.
——New Yorlt World.

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Mayor Donovan dispensed with a
message last evening. establishing at
precedent for" the city. Still what.
good are they ?—~—l\lorldcu Journal.

I. A woman thug aided in assaulting
James Russell, 11 port office clerk, in
Blookly.n the other day. The weaken
sex is rapidly making inroads upon
‘ professions. prevlo‘ualy dominated by
‘ “ men.-—~lirldgeport Farmer.
. . .
Hal Charis, flrat base who. it will be

«remembered, had the smallpox on a
y panthern trip last year. is now in a
x New York sanntorium with ,atomach
t: trouble. Activity in athletic aports
doesn‘t mean always perfect houltli.~
V Baotou. Globe. -

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FREE MEAT BILL.

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Coupe-amen Hill Comed' to Reacue of
Down trodden People.

WASHINGTON. May til.-Repreaeu-
tativo Hill. of Connecticut. dropped a
free tueatnblli in the hopper ot' the
thou-so today. it would put beef mutton,
veal and pork on the free list. it wan
referred to the ways and meano‘ com-
mlttee.

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- in the presencoot relatives and a
few intimate Meade. lira? Emily Bette
hoomia was marl-led. room» after-
aoon hi the M Paul More Ste-yer.

the common bola; pertained by the ,,

‘b douoom' a lather. the new, Wotan
,mmm at the home ot- the Win
or. Editard R. Betta. No hails

‘ w. Mutoi' Min Whitney Betti.
“Linguidoaroom‘a nuns

 

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What Isn’t Printed

The headlines told of burglary
lynching,

Of suicides and murders not
a few;

And people read the pages fair-
ly fiinching

And said. “What is the coun-
try comingt 9”

But, back of all the crime and
seeming riot,

The ministers discoursed to
well filled pews;

And ninety millions walked in
peace and quiet.

The papers didn'tfprint. that——
twasn‘t news.

The moral? Well, the moral is
Don't worry. '

The papers print the news
they think will sell.

We sha'n’t get rid of prisons in
'a hurry; .

But still the old wodd's doing
pretty well.-Satite.

. Him lip the place when ho went home . m w

' two doors ha been opened and ’twoi 1

 

 

 

guilty to simple alapult and was cour
with assault with intent rink .liu‘t: thel
court accepted the lessor plan; it waal
only a short time gait Vuahiuaki
Manuel Cocola, of this city, was
the evening or Febt'uauyflo.
H. m , 'FM ".mhmk bmWn more from Jacob Voorhis oi
Fortunate Marcvl. of Bridgeport
[00K A ”Hancf “u" to state's prison for not“ more llnin
Ou'the morning of March 18 Marcvi
'Rnllloy street. The two men begun to
Incl Pleads Guilty .' AMI! to; twice when drooping Rioo told Mur-
' Rt w ltinovrto tools
000 Yaw—Burglar Cognac ‘° " ’9‘“ 5 “ D“ “
One You for Steam; “.108.
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BRIDGEPORT' M” h ludward "ontploy 0! Julia ll. Sanford of that
the present term ofthr criminal com sent'ucod m uno' year I" ill] Linda»:
in?” ”‘0 anlfim'Wk 'c“ C(""l”"“""'ltt special probation Quiver. in this:

tattle l his inuoronw ind \ttotney W. tune?“ the mum-v in savings banks
8‘"“""" 1‘ ““1 "“l‘m' at thou-ad ot mate's prison for not more than four
than "1‘“ 9“" l Lucid woo sent to jail tor tour monthag
lucid in. will not he going to a strange iewolrv atom of .0,” Lyman. and‘
‘th ”M’Ws "m”"rm‘ lnrreatod on suspicion. The local po-
tor the state. He told tho court that leaped (‘oauaca tout mw'd waa'

One Your m Annuit.
E YEARS John Vabainakfim}. pleaded,
mitteed to all for (“a The ac.
cured came befem Ella [kchnrged'
. was before the oils lift for stabbing
‘ It ,5 his wife Elizabeth Yahhinaltl on the
v' night of May 4.and was bound over
. - _ . to the criminal superior court. l
""—"~ oommitted to all for one year for com-
mitting an assault on Charles Me on
Wall Known character Realized . .. ’
$3.75 on lemnfl Arum William llaly. of Greenwich. was
sent to all for one year for Itealinz a
’. that town.
too Go. a BlacksmithShop
- " pleaded guilty to the charge of as—
azmlt with intent to kill. and Walt sent
three years and no less than one year.
"If JnRv Ann lug] and Francisco also ocuplad a room at
the house of Antonio Verna at 32%
quarrel as Marvi accused Rico of mak-
, cvi that it he objected to the nolao he
wm' 1mm“ Km and 6.“ ahotud hire a root tor himself. AI
oboes Martrvi tired two shots at him.
Sentenced to Four Years
Curtis Hunxeriord. of Wedding at
lyoung: man who was formerly in tho
33R“? “h“ ‘3 better k'mw“ 3“ "Shor- town pleaded guilty to the charge 0!
‘3’ “a“ ""3 ilrat 0‘ ““5 WWW" 4' stealing to the nine oi 8i tits and was
'0 ml‘" 4 chum t’ with m” 1"" WM“: ment was suspended. and the accused
out to plan on the charge or breaking w“ placed in charge of Daniel H Shaw’
plant on tho night at All ll ith the. inn! lNWi‘ W.“ of tho money stolen had.
3"" stealing “ 1‘“ M “‘0‘" “9 main 3 been recov.urtd nu iiutteoriord had.
W. Bout bad to defend him. l‘ln- din: Burolar Ge" Four Years ;
"m“ was not a ”H" one for "‘9 mate Joseph Cognac was sentenced to the:
tho afternoon was rumoured to mate; or no lean than two on his [lies 0“
llrtron for not more than three or loan guilty to statuary burglary Joseph'
“Shorty“ 83“” ‘1” not without a ""l Uh the night of the llth of April the
cord and “’1‘“ be ‘3 taken to “ «theta two mm ”film into the optical and‘
lplutc. ax ho has botanic “Aqflilflh;hedt atolo a lot of jewelry The two mun
:with the it lmn llHlillflt' of smota oil “out to “ utorbttry where they were
Slocum T“““"‘ l lice were informed and the two men
Hiram Slotum was the lirht wittieal were ”Mum to this citv. Bath (.on-
he was the hiackamlth tor' the Naugaui on!!!“ him Mm] sentences were 3",:
ltntk [to comp-am Ho recalled loék too out . .

 

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'thc night of April 4. and he also re? ‘

nlemtwti'od zilloth’the (coalition: or the SHALL FiflE AT HOHE :
p ate He t’ its an morn ng ecume-
or ”OF illilfllltil'

windows unlatehod. lie made a com I '_ (1 W

pialnt to the police and when be we“: 1" {Continued from tint m”,
time ho was ahown aomo tools. homog .p, ..._...

of thotu he recognized on tho purport} room was cmerod with water showing

 

'26 tools. . lire immcdlutclv

Saul (ledultiilt. who keeps a pawn it no reported that a second tele-=
‘shop in wine: lttreel. testified that he phone had been sent in just as the
purchased from the accused man some firemen were leaving their quarterly

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A bargain. to our mind. must be aomethinx of an unusual nature.
either the merchandise must bebcttor. the price lower or the quanv
tits: greater. When we apply this rule; to new merchandise. as we
have done during this Anniversary Sale. it makes, Friday Bargain:

at the Boston Store of such importance that they compel attention.
All llfiliill we gladly till all mail or phone orders.

 

24th ., ;
Anniversary
SALE

FRIDAY SPECIAL

SERGE

lllack and White Scrub-ford wine. white wound with black stripe.
suitable for all tents and dresses: regular .190 value. Fri-

day .............................. . ................... 38¢ yard

 

 

FRIDAY SPECIAL

SERGE

Yard “lilo t‘t'cunt (‘otton Forge-tilcgztlar. 23c value. Friday 156 .Vd.

 

FRIDAY SPECIAL

WRITING PAPER

1 pound box a! best Linen Writing Paper. containing 100 sheets with
44 envelopes to match; regular 730 value. Friday ........ 44¢

 

FRIDAY SPECIAL

TRIMMED HATS

A special lot of [ladies Trimmed Hats. all styles: regular 85.00 to

Sluoovalue. Friday ........ $3.50

 

FRIDAY SPECIAL

VACUUM BOTTLES

Koamoa Vacuum Battier-Keeps liquide hot or cold, heavily nickel
plated case, manufactured by the some concern that make Thermos
bottles: regular $21.30 value. Friday ..................... $1.49

 

lot the tooth on exhibit, and paid ti tori
them. and «not that he told Patroluian‘
,Jalnou Bray of the purchaue. and the;

tolling them that the tire was out. but' i
this came too late to save the jauntl
that. the poor horses had up that

tluttur arrootmn Baker on description steep hill.

furnished by the without: half an bout-l Hop. Hm Auto chemical Dlubled.
llater. Frederick imbued. a clerk at‘ But {me people know that the Hope
Pet lt'a pawn abop in Middle Mrfl't lloeo auto chemical truck ll completc
ltestiticd that he purchased the rest of Iy out of commission. and cannot re

FRIDAY SPECIAL

~ STOCKINGS

latdiea' Black Stockings-e—“ith or without split tout. in two weights.

Friday ........................... 18¢ pr.; L‘. prs. for 50¢

 

, two prayer book. and loan Mia. Tbol
articles we biotin on the church ot‘

line tool: from the accuaed For $2.73.:
Both Patrolman may and Captain (l,
it Arnold testified-that when Baker-
was art-eaten he said that the tools.
worohls own private property. and
that. he got some, or the tools at the'

Story of Accused
The story of the accused was that
one morning a tall man came up to

or to do it." The prisoner went on tog
«into how he took the tool! into the
pawn shop: as directed for the tall.
well deemed man

As the jury. could not understand
why it was that Baker did not: tell the
same story to Captain Arnold and to
the poilcdman. they brought a verdict.
of utility Also as Acting Prosecuting
Attorney Pullman laid before the court
and Jury the criminal record of Better.
he was neat to state prloon dram one
to three yam '

Guilty 60 left“?!

John Connolly. at Wutpopt. puma
guilty to statuary burglary and who
sentenced for on you. On April 29.
Cadmium no tum-w: n: Vothonllie
am ntoon it We in autumn he-
«on. he elicited empfelon a: he had
been mm. ‘to (all .a Mitt-mt m
valued at. "‘3 the hollow napkins.

meaumum Ohm»-
tyawiodaonamwm
' mmwurmnl.

r» and 10 cent atom, and other: he hollow“ and that since then n has been
:at a plum atmp lundt. tor 1m. .

him when he was standing at Middle}
street. and Flirflold avenue, and he!
aaid: "flare Shorty, like theme toolfllbeen purchased. The meat' careful us-
aud pawn them for me. an i am aehaxml age at the truck has failed to prevent

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am.- time Wt. ma

apoud to tires. but thoae who will rth
call the tin,- ot' last night will romeo»
bet that it was tint on the arena along
with the other pieces of apparatus.
investigation shows that the truck
was damagnd after the tire on Sunday

The truck has been apparently ill-
fated ever since its purchase by the
upper city. it has done some excel;
lent service. but mafiy are of the opin-
ion that. a better track could have

it trout being damaged from time to
time and it is talked of as a queer in-
treatment

For one thing (and the cause of its
disable-meat at the present time) the
genre never meshed properly. The
tooth method only on the and: and tho
mm ha. been too great. Sundlt
night when the truck was being paell-
led into, the temporary quarter: to
the James property barn in Wall
attest. three teeth on the main an:

Drive: Daniel Corcoran has bee!
working all week energetically to any

thing to mum to “to in the ,m
can when it returns from the Knox
fae' om whither it "I flipped early
in the M

ptitletaal'iootod.thwt.thomitt-our
will be returned that the traokn
be M pill late one by Builder a.
My.

 

 

 

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FRIDAY SPECIAL

WASH SUITS

itoys‘ Wash Suite-«3 to 6 years. a large assortment. Just what the
boys want. Friday ....................................... 50¢

 

FRIDAY SPECIAL

COLLAR FOUNDATIONS

A special lot or Qollar Foundations: specially priced for Fri~

 

, are-tint.

in our snapped. rendering the true

marl new main. Ho has otter!i .‘

FRIDAY SPECIAL

CORSEI'S

A special lot of 50c corsets. lnull‘ sizes and good quality. Fri-3

day‘ .......... ............................. 25¢

FRIDAY SPECIAL

16c Pillow Cases 12'4c

Regulu- ma Pillow Cue. 45 x 36. good even thread cotton. No

‘FllDAY “GIRL

45c Bleached Sheets 29c

, Good odoiitiilyfllouhod Shoots-Woll. made. center «amnion 72 x 90.

 

" ‘ “ ” rmoav sellout.

lfic Sheeting 8%
40 inch Mine-4m am mad. he tot- m

-' mom ”lam

SIMSpreada‘iOc

in nu m: m in. an. mm quality. may W

 

 

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