kept distinctly apart lmm’l‘he
, no new 111 “A glint not. on
In or WINE Moro 7 delight-
lly breeaiy moralistic, while the boys
wits clear cut. The vi r00 0 5
WM“ ”"9 ‘3 ”2 9999““ “MM“ 1“” were played with brcag‘t‘h 31903319. ‘
distinctaoee and souudufifi 02‘ m0 “011' Mine "Lee in programing splendidly.
nice! worli. which all point to a 'llnowl- M". L"! ’I‘ Charmer. ”I“ My,“ Gray,
edge ol the instrument which only it lute a leaning toWards Chopin, and
pianist of Mr. Blnrt’e rank as meanwhile“ on criteria temperament from
nlzed in Europe, are too well known to which it is; evident that she will soon 1
the readers of these columns, to re-. moire. 1t moot hrtietiopiayor. Bile al-
quire further mention. The program; midlapluaeaaes a beautiful mueh,nnd
was opened by the G major Concerto plays with so much tooling that her,
of Beethoven. probably the most dlili~ playing given xenulne pleasure Bile
cult concerto ever played here. Miss played-the 1° sharp major Nocturne or
Vere. Giles oi Minneapolie. Minn. re- Gbopln very artistically. and her in
veuled herself as a very able exponent titre appearances will be looked ton
of this work. both from n musical and. word to with Interest and pleasure.
technical 20““ 0" vlew. The ”19°“ Mrs Cheater selleck‘a mum? And
lwas excellently rendered. , nmarkobio ready-ins 0E Chopin'll
l'l‘he second number was Heller' sIffigmguny_ “qu .0 ghgl‘p . minor
Tarantella in A lint. played by Mine Stillman were really a“ “any“ feat.
Charlotte Pearson. a young WW It was more thrill piano playing: she
whence brilliant talent ls b81118 rapidly had something to express in the our
" Ethic bill in panned. With we
7 “ole uncp‘o‘noed. i'llikwan that you are
7 2"not going tummy theta “flotsam ‘140
$1.90. $2.40 tune and $3.00 "
And this was his peroratlou:
"It Is simply a Collection, gentlemen.
Whether-you willglve your old to» the
workingman otIyour own country, or
to some other workluxmen, who live
3 .000 miles away and have never seen
the Store and vStrlpes flying to the
breeze over American institutionn."
This Is exactly the kind of promo
3wo Cents a Copy —- $5 a Yem- l tionlsm thut Uncle bib. Hill gave us in
. l Waterbury- lant full. and no doubt he
" sold the some thing in Bridgeport, in
"NI'ATUR'E ALMANAC FOR Dublin and In Norwalk. The dimor-
‘ umunnuw {once between Mr. Hill and Mr Dono-
,‘gh tide 7 39 a. m.; 8'04 P- til. you as representative in Congress is
gun rises 4 33: sets 7305- simply this: 7 ,
5 Mr. Hill would have backed up hie
, icampalgn speeches and his remarks In
' 4*" ‘ ‘oongreeolonal debate by voting again‘et
meomc DIRECTORY. [
'ii‘tlutil‘luoll imm'llrs’t Zpaxe.)
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JAMES GOLDEN.
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‘ mma L. Golden, administratrix
with the will annexed, oi the
estate of James Golden. dc-
ceased. Publisher.
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THURSDAY, MAY, :5. 19173
mwpt
We mention Twentydlvo A‘nlpvorsnry fipociels for Tomorrow. mll‘ from the Linen. Ibo'tmestlc and Wash
. (lands Quentin '11.
320' Mt She ting 2% yards wide
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8t: Apron Ging
”20c Pillow Tubing 42 by 4,5 inches
35c Dolly Vardcn Marquisetles, 40 inches, for
‘25c Anderson s liters- Gingham 32 inches
5% Cotton Diapeu 18 inches, 5 yd pieces
450 Sheets, 72 by '90, centre scam
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7 . 25c. yard
3,-yards for 250
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SOCIETY NOTICES
the Underwood bill in committee and
A Special Communication of Old
Well Lodge No 108. F. and A. M..;
V 99:11 be held at its rooms, May 16th.
1913 at 8 o'clock p. m. Work, M. M.
degree, followed by a banquet. All
Master Masons cordially and frateh!
,vIlaIlly invited.
Fraternally yours.
ROBERT M. Wi'LCOX, Sec’yI.,
‘ ‘IOUTH NORWALK BOARD or
r”; TRADE
"elitism—Nehemiah Candee
Mice-Proclaionk-Charlee J-. Pidnoonv
”oratory—Frank W. Hadley.
l"‘¥I‘!oulil.r,'rlr—-AIntthow Corbett
VENING SENTINEL TELE-
' PHONE CALLS
gem—News Department
. gag—«Business Department
1388 —-Branch Office. Norwalk.
I90 ——Editor‘ 5 Residence
' gag-s—Cjity Editor’ 8 Residence
Ivy-n?
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FAIR PLAY.
...°_..7
1011 h‘l'ldu) night of this week at S
_ lock. in the Assembly Hall. of the
xiow City Hull 11 speclul (tilt meeting
will be held [or the purpose 01' con-
aIirlering the Consolidation Hills 1111le
, udlng before the (181181 .11 “suitably
‘Justite and l'nir play will be the key
winter of this special meeting 01’ the
“minded mull ill the [01111 at Norwallt
_ItIhet the action uhich certuln members
7 all the Legisiplure purpoée to Lulu» ‘
Vn's‘gnrds to the passage or the. bill with-
bill it referendum is totully milled ol'
, ‘, any semblance ol justice or fair pluv.
‘ i To rob tun titles 0! their (harms
were a pluctlw uullcmd ill” in them
7 days ol‘ modern government and it Is
_ ‘ our that
" 4 of the General Assembly will listen to
.aI protest couched in the pluiuesl lun-
‘ 7 garage, alter the city meetiu" \vhlcll
, Ipwili be hold on Friday night.
opinion the members
‘llc energetic young'womcu who are
,vlug on the ('mupnlgu ol' crlucuiloll
in the interests of the woman's sut-
uge party, in South Not-walk. this
; week. have attracted to themselves
I‘not a little favorable comment. and 1111-
7 Icon we miss our guess. they have made
" ‘Imlmy conviarln to their way of think
log. ’l‘heb (Icon. enue campaign or
lutormlng the people Just what they
‘ want and Wily they want it inbound/to
" attract favorable attention to their of-
ill the movement“ In The Norwnlke hue
increased wonderfully.
uchn campaign In bound to be pro-
lto moire those who are in any wall
' ’ , ed to It thlnit. and to think In to
11-11511 oil A now-17min
city, it being the opinion 01 er en luir- : -
forte nud Judging from the combat"
W110 plop at their headquarters. lib; 7‘
more umu exhibits. and llateh to the ’
tithe given in the ladies. the interest.
he or good results become It tends ‘
a cloud purl W In Just whntthe '
on final passage.
1Mr. Donovan, after attacking lower
duties as ruinous folly and us spelling
disaster for the hat industry in his dirt-
trlct, voted {or the lower duties.
Whero‘doen the State of Connecticut
‘ got off if she has elected five members
of Congress who ,- either protons in
119th things that'they do not believe.
or who luck. when It comes time to
vote. the backbone to vote against rt
economic policy which they believe
will be ruinous?
If the Fairlieid county batters did
not believe in lower duties. why did
the} vote for Donovan?
if they believed that the hat indus-
try. needed protection, why didn't they
vote for Hill, who would have voted
to give it protection‘I—JWuterbury Re:
«publican.
..__._.._A_._..-w.._
AIHEARN-M’COY WIN IN
WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPS
NEW YORK, Mu)1 ifi.—-’l‘ho first so;
ries of elimination contests for the
welterweight championship. was held
"here last night. Young Ahern. of New
York, had the better of AI McCoy, of
-Broohl,vn. throughout ten rounds.
ioung Hickey. of New York. outpoint-
oil Young McCarthy. of Philadelphia,
In 11 bout of the sumo length The
Second series will be held Min 27.
ll \011 can write a telegram you (on
write 11 Sentinel Mot adv.
;dle movement. melody and
3were made to harmonize beautifully.
l
l
developed. under the guidance or her
able master. as evident train the pro-
green which her playing shown llior
temperament and spirit import to 1101'
playing a. Special charm and Individ—
uality, and infused Into the Tarantella,
just that vitality and vigor so essential
to this style or music. The prospect:
for Miss 'Peorson'n development are
most brilliant. Mine Vern, Atherton.
well- known as a teacher. In Bridgeport.
made her first appearance at the”. .Mre. Chester Benedict also has sur-
concerts with McDowell’s ‘iiungar-
inn Dance.” 'Mlss Atherlon presented
her piece in its true style, and shows
great Improvement in her playing. Her
technique is well developed and she
has the making of an excellent play er.‘
'Miss Mary Gray at last year’s recl-
tnl gave evidence of o pronuouced to-
!lent for expression, and the promises.
which her playing then gave are rap-
'ldl,v being fulfilled. She draws from
the instrument a rarely beautiful tone,
and is a worthy exponent of the two
Chopin pieces assigned to her. The
"rain drop" prelude was most beauti-
fully played: 0 special feature was
the treatment of the melody in the left
hand. The variety and shading of her
plmlng are splendid. The C sharp
minor waltz is rarely heard so nrtle-
llcully played. Especially in the mid-
rhythm
lllss Ethel Lee played the dimcutl
\ lint mujor waltz exquisitely. Con-
slc. The alternation of sustained
chords and rippling llguree descend
log In the treble were impressive in a
marked degree. flgl‘he difficult arpeg-
aloe tile benutilplp solt tones. the
whirllns'dlinle, were all ochlevemema
of a brilliant talent and a naturally
pionlotlc personelflm And all title ac- ,7
hire. 1
cempilehed in so short a time!
Selleck has reached a high point in
piano playing. r7
paused herself. trier playing at Liszt's
1ltigoletto Paraphreee was simply won-
derfulubeautll‘ul. mellow, Slowing
tones, crystalline'clarlty In every run.
dietlnctnesa In double trills. chromat-
Ic thirds, wide skips. never missed,
clean boss octaves. rapid repeated oc-
taves, etc, are moong, the chief foc—
tore of Mrs. Benedlct's playing. last
night. in which she also attained to a
new height. The expression and ar-
tistic rendering of this great piece
spelled perfection; While the right.
hand executed moit rapid and compil-
cnted runs. the left blought out the
melody with perl’ept case. So formida-
ble 0 piece has nor/gr been heard here
from home talent.
Every piece waspluved from mom»
l2‘4c Linen Crash, Blue and Brown
390 Scouts and Shims, 18 by 45 and 30 by 30 for
15c Lomd‘ole Cambric for ‘
'25c Mcceozed Batiste, 316 inches
7 2120- BreSS"Glnglwms, 3 yards for
36c Russia Cralsb for ‘ ‘ 7
250 Sheeting. 2V“ yards wide, for
75c Lace Embroidered Scaris and Shams
7c Challics, Calliopes. dark and light
150* Rippiettc and Crinklcd Crepe ‘
690 Sheets, 81 by 90 "007880!!!
$1.25 Bed Spreads, plain and fringed
50c German Table Damask
75c HeaVy Unbleached Table 12 1-2 0 Fruit of the Loom
Dumaak 59¢ ...................... 7 3-4 c
FOR 25c
x. We
. {7:259
- Vc yard
190 yard
251:
12V2c
l9c
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59c
980
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$2.50 and $3 Bedspreads, éno-
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FOUR YARDS
10.000 yards of Fine Bleached Muslin 36 inches w.ide ranging in quality from Hill Muslin to
the famous llansultn Mills Muslin: 86 Inches wide: In lengths from 2 yards to 10 vards Special
cry and neoprene pppluuse and many
floral tributes rewarded these earnest
students. \ir. Blur! has made a new
record in piano 9‘ lying for The Nor
walks. \'
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There in no cocaine.
i
of hormone moo.
No puzzler.
THE
lst Award,
$50 00 IN *0
”“111 Awards
Do you Read the Advertisements
in The Sentinel
We are going to Pay you in Gold to
Read the Advertisements
Just read the advertisements in the aentlnel.
PLAN
On each Thursday. lo’r a period at twelve weeks, there will be lnurtcd I pull. of announcements
No Win.
From one 01 than an. every week there wlll be I WORD MISSING.
root mtyou moot nod nob an. on the page every week vm earl-lolly.
Alter. you. one It, cup on coupon—elm on the m WI what the memo we» to. and
fill out the block as per instruction. 7
Bend the mower to The untlml office nob week not inter then the labouring Tunney alter the
page appearo. Any coupon coming In after Tuned-y wlll not be counted. ‘
Dilly one mower to Inch pane will be allowed one person. and the
$50 in Gold will be awarded in Seventeen éiiier;
cot amounts. as foilowe:
$15 in 6018
Awards or $1250 Esau.
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In order to find the cor-
‘
for tomorrow
The Beston Store
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“BK Nil-I8“ GETS
A HEAVY SENTENGE
CHICAGO. May Ill—«That the com
victiou of Jack JOhneon. negro prize
fighter. Tuesday night, for violation
of the Mann Actrminst trafficking in
women. is the forerunner of lawn for-
bidding vmleccgonation. was. the manor
tlIon yesterday of Assistant. United
States District Attorney Hurry Park.
in, who conducted the case for the
91's for the purchase and n letter
3 ' “if "A“. “0” lrrom Stiles Judson, state's attorney.
l
to his general interest in the subject
{Condemnation Proceedings Will: 1... m... .. sped... mm... a. 9....
l the lot coating 530.000 and the court
illouse $125,000. The county had
, l ' :1
“ ‘ good the expense ought not to be ‘prm
{fluNIy I“ WY thlhitivc He had petitions 01: law-
l advocating the purchase as desirable.
Justice Wheeler said in addition
dent of the library association. The
I hB Begun by commissim‘m l present court house was built in 1888.
and Committee of Four
’nbout 145.000 population then and
l
m”--. We»; ; H.\ll"lr".onp Ma} 15~EmpowereuI 1..., ”proximately 270,999 no... cm, in
A GOOD CAMPA'G ' ‘ ‘ :hy the senators and representatitfics and criminal court businee has in governme '
‘ m." see the M.SSAD WC)? 3 ‘ of Fnlrflelti county. the county r'om- creased “‘9 “PM WWW“ to a ”mi? verdict will “0 around a”
l g d P ge neXt ThurSdaY. greater extent than the civil. 111 world. I” said. “I." is "‘9 “WNW
miselonere and four members of the nor of laws to be passed in the United
the Judgment of the bar the facilities
bar 131 coun ,v 1111'. to be selected by: are inadequate. When several 00“!” States which we may live to see-—
the bar at it special meeting held for’ are in session it ‘3 necessary to search laws forbidding mlcegcuutlou Thin
‘tho purpoce. will begin condemnation for o. vacant court room ‘iu which negro. In the eyes or mom has been
proceedings to Inequlm the propertv" . to hell! mt At times it room on persecuted. Perhaps as on individual
next west at the county court house 0 “1!"! floor “a“ tor county com- he was. Ilut hie misfortune is to be
on Golden Hill street. Brldseboll. mJeelonere and compare “mum“ in the foremost example or the evil in
known as the Hall 3101“ij utilised. permitting the intermarriage of whiter
’. ' 1'. my" pm... " and blocks. Ito 'hae violated the law.
‘7 The committee woe pine instructcti‘ N‘“ “MW“W" “Mm“ Now It in his function to teach others
I to hove drawn tentative, plans for on Consultation room for law yern and the low muer be respected. "
addition to the court house. and eetlt \vitnoueo are needed. three on the in this Inelmctlonn to the jury, Unit
Imtea will be ready to submit to the rpm floor and mm on m. pm. floor ed Stilton nlctmt Judge Carpenter
countr meeting hetero next your All Now the library in eomeltmea used GmPUaBlzrd the I'm Ilml the character
it will be neccbsory to com the 0011' end It is very nonoying to those Wen 01' "'9 Wmllha Wllnrfifi "Wt not
damnation proceedlnrs to the Sir raced in work which Mlllm concert he conaldm'ed
promo court, In order to secure title. tuition. The library to [Mint mm. "The foot that tho proprcutlng wit
title will take the longer part at o 13- amt. while the pram” quarters none is u discarded minimum. 11.11 alum»
your. Thin ls noceeenry because of mu be “new“; (9, a g“- M more doped women. done not alter-t the in
'the way the property wan left by will room will be needed. it to one of the one or the care." the court cold. "We
to the Automated Chorltlee tor luduv‘ boat Working pump... 1;. the gum, have had many enrol-tonne people
trial Relief. ’l‘ho mombern ol the pol-hops only excelled- 111 come. no W" to title thrMuem. Milo!
charitable organization are «1111.. to met! by the litato libm g. Hort camp vhunncrn on, and women or late
sell. no the proceedings will not be lord. The books were orliinllli‘ pnr' “"WWTMMVW ”Will” (If their m»
contented and will invite lone time than email by tilt! of hwy”. mg mm tun In life their evidence must not be
it than were new» common- mile to time luwyern 0m 1m money 413mm”
who Holt homo «property Is no for the purpose. « "It in on much on offense under
wont pelio’v‘bm that any moo , "' "‘ " 1" prexhnotely 8'! by 289 tool. in ma M that a“ gamma; mmmum the Mann Actiotranoport a. burdened
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