’ WINooW
Draperies
White Curtain Muslin in
dots. figures and stripes. ‘
9 Surfing in white. cream and
Arab; plain and hematitchI‘
ed: also fancy borders. '
A complete assortment of
Colored Scrims in many de-
signs.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackcmo Hotel Block
South Nerwelk
“rue; .
WEATHER FORECA T.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Fair to-
. 'night and Tuesday; rising tempera-
i ture Tuesday; moderate westerly
'- winds. becoming variable. Weather
conditions: There is no well-defined
‘ storm area east rof the Rocky Moun-
' talus and pleasant weather with low
temperatures prevails in nearly all
sections. A temperature of ten below
zero was reported from Upper Michi-
, .c
STER
Cards and Noveiiries
Now Ready.
Book and Stationery Storm.
MIlln ”Hi I South Norwaik.
Easter
Cards
New Designs. Also a New Stock.
*Prices .. .. to to 25
Post Cards ........ .. 6 for 5c
..-.....u.-
' gen. and killing frosts as far south as,
5 Alabama and Georgia. A slight dis-
‘ turbance central over Montana is
causing unsettled weather with light
snow in the northwest.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
I Temperature: Low, 37; high, 51.
I," Partly cloudy.
Goon smelly sENTlNEL.
The Sentinel will be issuel next Fri-
5 day as a morning paper. 'Advertlse»
‘ meats. items of news. etc.. should reach.
Ilthe oilice early‘Thursday ‘a‘rternoon.
hill
“been closed down for repairs. but re
Iopened' today.
Mrs. John F. McMahon and Miss Ju-
lia M'Gim were visitors ili New Ro-
' chelle Satruday.
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5
,I.
.: Henry P. rPrice. of «Norwalk, spent
the week end with Governor J. F.
Fielder, or New Jersey.
The Colonial baseball team commit
- tee are busy atI Ipresentselectlng new
suits for the coming season and Man»
ager Dudley Cldlen expects to place
an order in the near future.
Anthony Morris. on his way llronl
New 'liavcn to Bridgeport. was car-
ried by his station Saturday: night.
He was put of the train at South Nor-
walk. but attempted to board. the
train again. hoping to get to New
Stork. Ol‘l‘ioer Flynn arrested him,
and his case on the charges of drunk-
, ounces and breach of peace, was dis-
missed this morning on his promise
. to return to Bridgeport at once.
About. seventy-live members of Nor- I
walk. Aorio, ii‘ru‘torunl Order of Eagles.
participated in it turkey supper at the
rooms in Wall street. last "evening.
.'l‘ho menu was an excellent one lilI
every mount. and was prepared and
pervert under the direction of i). J.
McCarthy. the Water alrcul Tmtlilil
’rllnt l‘lroprictor. Everything was ex
‘l‘oilcnt and the members wciu IIllthll
IIIiituliic ill thlIir compliments over t‘:c
line spread
fl...
At. the First Congregational church,
:01' Norwnlk. the ruminst was made
yesterday from the pulpit that the
congregation send muster greetings to
litov. Thomas K. Noble. 18553 Mlntwood
Place. Washington. I). (3. Dr. Noble
is the pastor emeritus of first Church.
liill health is rather feeble at, the
present time. but he was able to, st-
tend church in Washington on Jam
nary 19th. his eighty-limit birthday
anniversary. and maintains his inter
‘ out In all that relates to Namath. it
“is hoped that all his old moods Iltllt
3 him a cord or letter In its to
ch Washington on shoals.
ThisWeelI Special
“at”, 100 “ED UQIEeoliyl “
is“
‘1‘!
“in“. “can .....-..1I€I
Itchin- elicited Wham
Arnold’s Fouddry, of‘ Nor-walk. has
IIIIhoin in this hunter who: by holid- ,
blames Dennelly
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Next to Rogers and Stevens. _
"for tip-terms service Call
Fred. H. Ganung'
Fun ral Diredtor I
an Embainier
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
“1 80. Main It. Be. Newark.
FURNITURE
DRAPERIES
CARPETS
Angevine’.‘
STOVES
.0 IL CLOTH
LINOLEUM
BUCKET J'PRAYER
For Home and button
For spraying email treu‘
or whitd washinsmnhin porehumindowc.
tranche. etc iron AKIN o Wiles it‘ll“
a... steady preteen lilourebnlivelvesl
- . easiest to pool: also? limit-rout
Q‘ hi on the mullet M leather
.7 used. Duly bin-puts
in contort with . .
coin than
bushes and vegetables:
' Mm
liltlllly
motwini
u in hip.
, expensive
Irena: it;
c at is m es
mi
“all" €32)“
(fig-silica swam will"
. . . .1ng .:-.-;-;a;-.-;-:‘.-:-:-:- ,
P Beers
40 Well at. Nomik, and 6 south 1: ‘
~ I..........‘..... 6 for 50 "
3; mm In some visiting mm they noticed that!
i.‘ or nonsense spent yesterday with iy laid dim the police want to
' its. and ugly: Joseph GM. of Non the house and mended rip the boys.
- The Moro that can be washed and aged lnddfiinitely
for hard wood. “varnished and waited tflooi's and It" 8“?
faces. A dust alloyer. A lalbor sliver. "
Complete. Ready mills
"it
I 'I'IIJIIZIZIZ'ZlI-ZlI-Z'IIII.
NEVER LET A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN1 COST SECURE A GREAT
DIFFER! MOE IN QUIALITY.
Whatever you buy, we tell you just what it is. and you always
get what you pay for. T'Iwould the Ifoolishlyv expensive for me to
. send you any but the best grain and feed, for not since I startrd .
, business some twenty years ago have I refused to return money if
dissastislied with any delivery of grain.
o...- MANUELIT. HATCH.»
Specialty “
Home ground Feeds, for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.I
FERTILIZERS ;
SUPERRHOISPHATE 0F LIME. MAPES MANURES, MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE 0F POTASHI. ivBARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER. I
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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uoawatlt.
4"?
Optician PM“ “8'
Everything in the OpticdlII Idh‘e
ill
«I-
«I-
% Eyes Examined Fro, " _.
creamer-seem
“K.
“See the 1913 Models of the
Meyer Automobiles
Now on view at my sedge.
Autos to rent by the hour. day or week
OSCAR H. BANKS,
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
Demonstrations on request
- 'IAgent
NORWALK. CONN.
3.9.: Inauguration
or! Presldentelect Wilson may mean a change or policy in our new
eminent. but it will not mean a ohms in our business policy. We
are going to continue making ”that
Sp litLoaf Some Bread
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK STORE. CANDY. BAKING PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM.
abandons. "
Main at. as. Normlk, coon.
illoyal Grocery Co. 22 a...
Special Attentilm to Phone Orders. R
nil: Lucie sum; oi mam. spent in Connecticut avenue. Ills said one
is open and went
test and hem
Mr. Iliad Mrs. Willrd at. Washroom walking and rennin: around the MI
W
in with chills:
who conical-sh albeit eight or ten
Welt.’
shamanism to the W
Chief Engineer lamest. Shoshan .
, . tlons one evening recently on the third
‘. school. where a tuberculosis ethnic
I, was being held. As a result soy rel
1. persons who Jumped from windows.
. _ most of the women and children were
'in.
I The building was burning some time
': on the'liaxel avenue school.
. there are 500 children. it has a large
'3 auditorium on the top floor.
3f basement near the furnace. he says.
.2 he found pix large baskets of retha'
. end a ddgallcn tank tilled with crude
:; oil for use on the floors. “thus makI
:: ing the basement of the school a verit-
. able powder factory. "
' ington street school he found similar
I condilons.
.. cated on the top floor. and there are
'1 no fire escape: ou the building. "in
' the Washington street school," said
. come through these cracks from the
handling which the board hopes it will
‘ upon the discovery of fire in the reboot
Morehhusa who Were among those who
"RANGE HIGH Sflfllll
During tilt}.
Tails Story at Disaster
Fire *that had probably been stuck
daring for hours broke out in all direcI»
floor of the West 'Orange (N. J. ) IHigh
were seriously injured About 50 per-
sons were gathered in the ball when
the cry of tire rang out. and a small
panic ensued. The building con ins
two exits in the form of wides “air-
'ways on either side. and b this means
y Reduced
conducted through dense smoke to the from
ground. Those who were injured
jumped when escape by: the stairs was
shut off. The cause of the tire {and
the rapidity with which it spread could
not be accounted for. The building
was one of the show places of Orange. (Established 1857)
‘ it was destroyed with all its contents. '
Chief Jas .l. Sheenhan. “The liili-ld- 39-41 WCSt 23d Street, N Y
ing which occupied 100 by 50 feet """""""
space, was three stories high and 15 .. .-
, years old.
To Be Sold
Week of March 17th
, 628 Fine
Domestic Rugs
Axminsler, Seamless Wilton Valuers. 6' Wil line? I 3
All Standard Grades, Principally Oriental Reproductions;
Size 9 X 12 Feet
$1750 $23. 50, $35. 00
$25. 00, $37. 50 6} $50. 0Q
Mail Orders Sent on Application!
Sheppard Knapp 6r , ,0
It was partitioned inside
with brick walls, but had no sprinkler
equipment. The fire, which started
in the basement, was of unknown orig-
Tlie Janitor discovered it at 8. 20
p. In. and turned in a telephone claim.
before the firemen were called. 'l‘o
light the tire there were one Ameri-
can La ‘France engine, one hose wa- ‘
gen and three combination chemical
and hose wagons. Three double four-
inch hydrants. about 500 feet apart,
were accessible. so that live streaplsI
were thrown from them and three
from the engine. Lack cl water from‘
the gravity system hindered fighting
the tire. The nczzies use.) were 1 1- 4
inch. The width of the street in trout
of the burned property was 60 feet in
which a 6lnch main was laid About
1,500 feet of cotton, rubber lined boas
was used. Loss estimated, {66.0002"
Warnings against a possible recur-
rence of the fire was given at thel
meeting of the board of education of —-— .- _..__ -m
the town by Dr. James '1‘. Morellouse. have been padlocked. “Had ”1839
who was one of the 23 who were thril- gates been left open." the chief went
llngly rescued by means of a iodderi on, “and the doors at the center and
from the 'blaze. Dr. lMorehouse said north end of the buildings also have
that the new Fairmount school, In the been left unlocked. these people could
rear of the Gaston street stluct re. possibly have escaped had the tire
which is nearly completed, is his taken a. different course " lilo scoopt
equipnall with eldetric wires Wellies the theory, he said, that it started
will run through an iron tube. which in the Insulin training‘rcdm in‘ the
has been found not to be fireproof. Dr. basement of the building. as the fire
Morehouse made a thorough investigw was first discovered there and upon
lieu of all the school buildings. and arrival of the department that section
found, he says, ‘deplorable brethreed of the building had already been most
lug conditions " No fire escape 2are Iburned. ——Fire and Water Engineering
w ere
Large Assortment
A UNIQUE TRIP.
Mrs. John (H. Ferris and two sons.
Irving and Jesse Ferris, left New
York, today, on a fruit steamer, for
Panama. The trip will take three
weeks by water, the steamer Iheing
particularly slow. but it will be a
novel and interesting excursion.
In the
in the Wash
LOVER’S
“THE PLACE"
‘An auditorium is also to
Dr Morehouse “I found cracks In the
wall alongside a staircase. I was told
by the janitor that at times sparks
chimney, which is not even tile-lined.
in the 'St. Mark's school I found a
wooden partition lbtween’ the old and
new buildings. with the door between
locked and baskets of waste between
the two buildings. What we need in
our'schools is more fire protection and
less nonsensical frills in our ohii~
dren’s studies."
As a result of the tire the board
will engage an engineer to report on
the damages that should he made in
the present school buildings to malts
them as nearly fireproof all possible
and advise all to the manner and mm
teriai of construction in the future.
The legislature will also be asked , to
enact such laws to prevent the croc-
iion of buildings for school purposes
which do not agree to the rules of
Easter
SHOES
”All the New
Spring Styles
learn tram .Iiis expert. ,The incidents
building were told by Mrs. John
mum. Dr. Morris 'it‘arkali and Dr.
Pumps 81 Oxfords
’ $210,354
had gathered to attend the anti-taller ‘
colonic exhibit and were trapped in
the building until they were rescued
and carried how ladders to safety
last as the indam nesting their
r in. the third
stomw upon which they were standing.
For those buildinss Where there are
no tire mipcs Dru ordnance suggest.
all are mp0s either built. or
mini Muesli bi rebelled. up?!
mom of mini: in case or conilflrsI
lion. chief shorten was protein“ had
made o most on the tire. "it w or
poems to lure the building a
Intuit. it was sinus oi item
Wear Shoes that Fit
: . Fire insurance
liar “jolts” mutilate.
Hot -|- ‘
Good Friday; OrderNow
All orders for Hot Cross Bulls must be paid Iior in advance ex-
cept to regular customers who have charged accounts.
None. Sent C. O. D.
DeKLYN’S
I
Buns
Easter Novelties
An extraordinaryJiill for this memor—
able week. A colloss'iil bill on St
Patrick’s week. At the w hitc House .:
or \sudeviile. '
HOYT’S"
The Palace of Read Variety.
m
America‘s debut of‘ Europe's greatest
organization of athletes. The Allah's
Garden. Abdellah's
ARABIAN H00 L008.
Six of the tiniest acrobals ever import»
ed. in feats of daring and skill.‘ per;
termed at a mile a‘mdillitt.‘ speed.
Extra Added Attraction.
The Standard Comedy Triumph,
EDITH TOTTEN Ind 60..
Playing the rip roaring lill'ill‘, "The
Smuggler."
1 .
A little maid of trallacclidullt talents,
HLANCHE CALVIN.
The Holly llilnplcs (lirl cupiivutllm‘
in Iolnic" songs and (litili'ml.
W
. Entertainers to the Mill,
EVELYN Lawns and HAL NORTON
A swam-(er duo of musical corilciiy Iliu-
turtiiiilcls I
The incoirllniriihle Herculean jugular, '
THE GREAT RUDOLPHY,
Assisted by Mme. Demo and 00... W
iii‘illtitl by a almcloirllial novelty, ”A
Japanese Honeymoon.”
GRAND
K. of C.
Anuoav. wsonssoiw. ms. cilia.
music. $1.00. admitting gentleman
and lady. , I .
Car to Hire
was ALI. occasions.
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Norwalk Chronicler