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SOCIE’l‘Y NPTICES
Old well Lodge. No. 108 F. and mm
oath in hlusonle Building. South
lain street. fist and 3d 'l‘uEsdny of;
it mouth-Aluiy and August on»
,oepted«at 8 o'clock. All Master
lmsr comlliliy lu‘vltedl- Di- Bili'F
“ Mil; w. ill. lt'olwrt‘ W Without:
8W.
dollar Mm, No. as. n. at. in.
m in- utiaonlc Building, South
filer street. “(solidi Thunders of?
7 our martini-July and Angilst ax-
« dented—at 8‘ o’clock. All norm Arch
glutinous cordially invited. Charles
H A. Tuck. ll. l’. Robert W. Wilcox,
flee.
_ ,KNlGHTS 0F PYTHIAS CELEBRA-
' ' TlON. 1
‘.Washington toduy commanded the
attention of the Knights of Pythiun nu
[lover tile \‘orth American continent. not
it they -simultuneousl} commemorated!
, their “golden jubilee" in more than
néveu thousand communities, 'I‘hoob
if aervance hole was participated in by .
six thousand delegates to the unnuuii
convention of the Supreme Councilor
the which belluin session to
continue until Sulurduv night '
Chief mount: the t‘wuts on today '3',
order,
proglnm was the uddlons of Secretoryl
Bryan, himself the past clulnceilor ofl
» the Lincoln Lodge, Knights of Pythlno.
‘Llncoln, Nob. on “ll‘rnntcrniiy on ex
, omplifiod l)\ the Older oi the Knights
" of Py'tilins. ’
T'lo pt‘eulul‘o'ol' ihlwurd S. lilmbullf
stud Abrnm l) \iulldcltcn lilt‘ luo sill
viving mcnlohsr oi \l‘ oullinlzioll Lodge.
No.1,the otigiuul lodge of tho t)lii(‘l,
' was the sillnul fol u domouolrullon ill
the communion. i
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STATE COMMENT
tie it Good Spolt. ——Don‘l wait till the
cop comes along to tell you to clean
off your sidewalks. lie it good sport!
and go out and do it today, if it hull;
been neglected up to the present time}
Add it you ‘ilnd that your Milk is
covered Willi 21 ion dressing of ice and
who“; making it good sliding lane for
tholiledcstrluu, just collar the hell can
:md (lo a little sprinkling for the safe
:ty of your fellow citizen—New llnvcll
Union
Socinllirt; llruw I the will loll the so
elniiata are indicating illnl tllev have
no sympathy for l, W. W. doctrine and
I. W. W. tactics. David llnhlnowilz, u
3 brother of the leader of on. Sllciloll
strike, but it Socialist, mode it Vll'lOllR
attack lllllQll Samuel it}. .llcnrduloy, be.
cause he but] it part in ending thnl
vicious content. lie made many rcclc
leis charges which wore without [ooh-g
(lotion and won then called upon toI
, li’llruish proof of the charges or tuko
the conumiuonecs. lie could not do
the former. so the illitel'. ill the form
. 'offloxpuislon from the Socialist looul.
all logically inmllnblo. it will strike
the average person that the Sluml‘md
Wialists cleaned house effectively.
hell they go rid of ltubinowhz llo
evidently belongs; in tho rllnkil of tilt
W. W.. Whore he will find ltlnllll‘di
it‘lllwAnnonla Sentinel,
e...—
“chattel County
' it Slate cullotullulul‘y that will give
fi-‘illtOthctlon. to life and properly
‘pouniry dintriotn and small tow/us
‘ lingers where there in no organ-
pollco force; “ God roads, the nut
hilt and the extended and improv
trolley service the rapidly building
it lame rural rollidentlul pclpllluticn
offers! increased inducements to
“a without any corresponding in-
kling problems presented are null-
liter-cut from those of a com-
5%lele ”6 met by t loch force.
in juil wall the sentence.
was suspended and Sluvln .
ed ill charge of Rev (Binaries ii
‘ll
; ill this chap.
Eileen most unfortunute.
. way,
‘ have
ill on. Drotoctlon allordeaflrhe
Wit therefore only it lineman of’
Architect Alum ltoiiiiiv
his mundane. that Judge Turtle. diam ‘
' pile the recommendation of State's
Attorney ‘Judnou, decided to place the
young. mun on probation. One your
a nine 1
Simpson. probation officer. l
Court elm slum Advice .
Judii'e Tuttle spoke to Climb. in dual
kindest manner.‘g giving udvltlo which
illnt young man will do well.l to keep
in mind. The story of Slayin’o cw
roar. with the truth associations, alu-
pooled to everybody ‘uud there, was
marked satisfaction when leniency
was extended. . l
The presentation to the 0. hit was -
mnlked by u dlepute :‘betw eon States
Attorney Judson and Proeeoutm‘ ile-
Laney. The latter was ndvi$ing that
justice should be temperedfllth mer-
cy when Mr. Jud’éon intermpbbd.
Mr, ilol.uney claimed that Mr.
mum: lindl agreed: to the course at
procedure but fifteen mlnntho‘ before
pull on. .l'udeolll denied. Whole the
twin gentlemen were arguing Judge
Tint-IE interlinked and: Heidi 'filrther
discussion! wool not necessary in’ thut
direction. .
. Arrested in December. I
Slnvln was arrested lust December
when he came to 'llridgoport to lllilkt.‘
rl‘nllluiion to .lluoKonzle llros. lilo
pleaded guilty yesterday. Attor-
ney Mlii‘il gave the young man‘s his!
tory ill it most dramatic manner llo
e\ph\in(-d how Sinvln was led to
take the money when ills wife had
gone nwuy and taken his child.
Counsel told the comt of the kind
of life Sluvin had experienced with
his wife The court was luformol
that till‘ woman killed herself short
ly after his arrest.
it who further cxphtincd to his lulu-
or that if the young mun was given
chance employment Would he
found for him, either ill New Huron
0: hole. =
Prosecutor for Lenlolioy. i
Prosecutor DeLanoy had told the
court that this wall a once where loll
icncy might be shown to the admin-
loge of all. Stuto‘u Attorney Judson
insinted that the offense with n mos:
net-ions one and Slulln ought to bl»
neveroli punished ‘i‘
ill passing sentence Judge 'l‘utllo.
made it uiuln why he believed jun.
lice should be tempered with. merry
“l mu inclined to give
this lollllg hunt a chnllco.‘ said the
court ‘His home life seems to intro
Now his
has taken herself out of the
i believe that he should have
an opportunity to show what he can
do‘
Wife
Believes in Givii‘t'} Man a Chance.
fl‘lleu turning to Sinvin his honor
sold: "Slnvln, you must undcrstund
that the court in showing leniency
in your edsc because of your unhup.
by life. ‘llllti position is taken. 2W0“
against the advice of the statute ul-
torllcy because i believe you should
a chance, All that Mr. .llld-
son has sold about the grove char-
actor of the offense which lbctruyo
un employer is true. Yet I mu ln-
cllued to see what you can do with
different surroundings. You must
understand that if you are involved
in our offense like this again the
punishment will :be moot oevero and
thin offense will he need nulihlst
you." .
To Care for Daughter, i
The court oucutloned Slnvln uboul
his daughter, who in now with her
gruudmotlior.‘ Sluvln promised to
take cure of her. Tours (2an into
hill eyes as he heard the kind Wil"(ltl
of his honor Ho wail relapsed
shortly lifter and went away with
Rev Mr Simpson His friends; con-
glnlulutcd him on the outcome of the
case.
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llNSTlLLINBNEW HEVIOES
stole Police ‘Il‘oreo.~-(,‘.lllzclls oil
have been ngi- .
pg, vigorously for the establishment '
AT lillTilll POINT
! (Continued from flratl page)
m ‘ 1
gluoor. to whom has been unsigned the
contract of laying out the“ lighting or.
the grounds. In this. work- man; will
be 5.000 electric lights. in complete
new system will be installed by the
Connecticut Compromtho ownore of
the property. Nina miieo lot now who
will be strung from South Norwulk to;
the Point. and over thin Mil be sup
plied the alternating current which
will provide the Juice. ,
the; role we lion: bunt humour-o-
villus an annotations of coloring.
‘l‘iiti noun will it till out by
‘. wyudout lilo emuliihinwflt. 1“,
Win WW Yof'lh' W
. J dmuent l‘
a hotel and
all the otherliiilllilhgd wtl no movie
.ed‘, and new Wiles will ll“ ‘o‘trilnx in
it eluded community and cannot:
”Sansone
now is, what are
ELLA FRANCES
$50. for
Realizing, the bigness;
a Cash Prize of $500.
A thundering afiirmntive answer has
come from the parents, teachers. ‘educa—l
tors and business men» of the country.
But t‘he‘tilne'for'muck-«rainingour public
I. school system is passedc. The (inaction
to tell. us. what We "should (lo—~h6w we
should“ approach“ thistremendouefiask of: '
rebuilding ourscliool ‘system. She has
the vision; the patience and the ex—
perience. In a series of four constructive
articla, the. first oh which appears in=the
March PFC'FO‘RI'AL REVIEW. Miss
Lynch has a‘ message for every parent.
teacher and educator in the United States
iishors of PICTORIAL REVIEW invite expression
of opinion from parents. educators and particularly
the 600,000 public school teachers who, as lunch
as the pupils..nre the victims of an outworn and
inefficient system of education.
containing the best constructive criticism of Miss
Lynch’s series of articles the Publishers will pay
The
distinguished judges in this contest will be pulr .
lishcd in PICTORIAL REVIEW for May. which
will be on sale April lsth.
we going“ to do?
LY WCH is ready
i
a Letter
of the subject. the ptlh<
For the letter,
names of those three
Writconono side of paper.
time lone: in rent.
lcctutc Tllecuntcutiuo
“4‘1. PlCTORhlL RED
New \ork
appetite in
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TERMS OF CONTEST.‘ No lot: or must erected 2000 word‘
H M: latter uprwrittrn if
Iunot necessary). Wrif‘cm‘ numcuuill not he lublifihl‘di
N l letter! will in lctllrnc.
alter Muy lo. sociockl’. M. \VclucncrilrhtiupubliritinPlt‘
RENEW/any of the letters filllmlufil‘i. m i pa) for tin mnt our regular
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LEW “2-2: -:26 Well JOik Street.
The first cuticle of the series
Plt’l‘ORlAl. REVIEW
Read in: Over a Million Homes
ALL Ntwssrnnns -TODAY~ 15 CENTS
ammible (thh
modelled at
N ) h-limco aldexed
mum.
Direct lc item to Public School
, _
it.
the MN?“
with or portion of it extending across
the roadway and onto the mealtime.
It has been found that it will be neeeu~
nury to drive a large number of option
in both the sand and the meltdown to
provide a suifoble foundation and sup-
port. for the immense structure. Ml’.
Robinnop will suporlnl‘cnd the erection
of the counter or. well no attend to tho
landncupe detailn' at the Point. l'lo
laid out the grounds;- for tho‘ .Buff‘nlo
Eitpositiou several yearn ago, and also
laid out Euclid Beach Park, in Clare-
land, thlo, and recently completed
three months' work on the park funny.
ton. Ohio. He also helped lay out the
grounds at Earl's Court. in London.
Another feature which will apps“
to the young people of t'-' a State will
be an entirely new carousel. Which
will be installed at it coat‘ of over $10,-
000. This will up-to-dato in every way.
the horses and other animals being
studded with 22,000 jewels. and fully
equipped in the finest style. There
will be two large organs of the latent
manufacture. and playing municalnumo
bars that will appeal to all. These can
be muffled if desired at any time of
the day or night, so that there ‘will be
no annoyance to anyone residing in
the vicinity
Another important Worth will he the
filling in of the prenont banobull
grounds, milling it several feet. A
new diamond ,wlll be laid outpund to
ill" also proposed to have tennis courts
and other pastimes for the young and
old. 'IYhere are Home number of ten
nis enthnninnts among the summer runl
ldonto of Belle Island and Hickory thin motion of the country. that! ill seventy two that have been binned by
Bluff. and Mr. hayley will improve the want tonwm Klimt. ”BMW end Health (linear or. Willinm J. Tracey .
grounds with a. View of pimlnl those purchased the mm mm mm, WM since the recently passed ordinance 1
people. Augustus C. Kunri‘. mullet!” bulidindfil belonging to film WW went into effect. The health colour
of the Norwalk baseball team. has ’ret and (initiation: 8mm 1w W ntuted unit. the dealer! m unionism
been inmotlution with Mr. Baylor in We» to engage in the chicken bull! ins. nicely with the board in women
remit to loaning thu‘buebull staunch
outlaw ball game: there. and it it
A milling upped will its
nationalities. um him will llo' ow
to u. care for tile, illuminant. a email
thought that the deal will go through. tion or filfi‘llm
‘rqvldnd’ ' 'fltl- -
It in proposed to entirely rebuild the
present grand stand, making it safe for
use. day and night, and this will aloo
bo lighted. The baseball park will be
enclosed in it new fence. and a fence
will nine be erected entirely around the
Point. Mr. lluyloy recently returned
from (‘hiciigrn where he found many
new ideas in summer resorts, and he
proposes to reproduce an entrance he
our; them Thin :will-be located in the
driveway at the west entrance to the
rrmundn, and will be a beauty in con~i
struetion
F‘rank Tipton, formerly employed by
Mr. Hayley- iu the hotel buoineao in
New ork, and also a steward on the
New York. Now Baron and Hartford
Railroad. has been engaged an hotel
utewm‘d. and thorn to proman that din.
nern never uorvcd at Roton Point will
be preparer! under his direction.
it in planned to make the place, On
account of the absence of: intoxicating
liquors. especially ltttracthe to church—
cn and Sunday schoolu. For large ex-
uuraloua it in propelled to provide ape-
cinl trolley earn free of charget‘o'and
from :South Norwnllt, no that. the only
expense for transportation or outer.
town organizations will be the railroad
rum in thin city. Mr. Hayley will be
here next. month prepared to meet
with anyone who may desire to give
no excursion to the Point. Already a
«number of excursions from mnbum
Bothol, Bridgeport and other P111093
have been counted. '
Mr. Von lengelo, the electrical em
grinder. hull Become so maimed with
nuts in his spare time. and will be
with: the idea. of having Suturdny or dad totimalroltdylmuumbnwfsuul tor of tasting the cattle on to tuber-
mm eunuch m in ' not one
‘in a. tedious bottle for the middle
Molina twenty-four years ago you- .
My. Jack 'Dompuear, who then held
‘ . (56m.
‘chun‘iplon of the Antipodes‘
' coming to America. were the princi- ,
«yawn. the'lntter continued to be
rein in u battle with 3 follow Austral;
' ploughip‘ of the world. McCarty twee
' '1Nonpnroii" if given another oppor-
' (ill-so.
'_ For nine rounds McCarty and .ll‘ltz-
"all his calibre by knocking out Me' i
BALL PLAYERS ENTERTAINED IN
animation“ or routine ,
”EMPB‘IV-WMRWV FlOHT :
Australia wile plttlod againotdrolund '
weight championship pullétf of! in San
file out; and "Australian Billy" Mc- .
who had been middleweight
before;
little in this bout. Nut long before
calance
rumv
{C
Dempsey bud been runooheu‘out by"
“Marine George" Lo launches, who
hudl landed his- famous“ plvot blow at .
a time when he himself seemed on
the point of going‘ down undout.
Naturally La Blunehu claimed the
title. but, who refused to meet Demo
. you.
considered: the legitimate title holder.
You can See what tremendous savings they mean to
ThisSéle is making a new standard. for econo-
my.- Don’t neglect taking advantage of the many
reductions in every department.
Woolly won a good, flint, clever hex-
or, and he gave "Nonpureil‘ Jack" a
hard fight for twontyeight roundu.
when Dempsey put over the knock
out.
Later in the sumo your McCarty lied
an opportunity to recover hill lost lku.
65¢ BED SPREADS.
100 padre of filed Namath,
white, tan and gray. single bed
size. Friday special. lpel‘ pair
“25 COM. 1: ORTA‘BLES.
Regular sine, tilled with good
white cotton. Persian topa. l‘rt- ,
inn who powered to the name of xBob
r‘ltzsllmnmns. lluby Robert landed in
Soul-”renown in May. 1890. and, af-
ter n preliliiinury test against Frank (“W 399Cmeif ----- 79¢
Allen. the California Athletic Cluh’ ‘ " ‘. ‘ ’
matched Bob with Hittiarty. A purse 25¢ HUGK Towgm; r
of $1,200 was hung llp,ii.fid both A‘un-
trulinns realized that they were up
against the reul test of their lives.
Victory meant the chance to light 3
Dempsey for tho middleweight chum ’
lionvsUtched Huck Towels,
good heavy duality. neat red
and blue“ borders: Friday spee-
lit!V each ............ 12% ¢
............... 39¢ i
, ‘9119 ENGLISH NAINSOOK.
$300 LONG’CLOTH AND
NAINSOOK.
Fine, lirm English Long Cloth
nod ‘annsook, especially adapt—
ed f‘t- women's fine underwear.
48 inches wide. Friday, special.
yer piece ....... ; - - . $1.93
100 pieces of good even
thread 'Naillsook, soft finish for
underwear. 36 inches wide. F‘ri-
day, special, per yard .. 94¢
12 i~2c FRUlT OF THE LOOM.
1,000 yarda' of this popular
cotton. 38 inched Willie.“ Friday.
mortal. per yard . . , . . 8.}3¢
l
confident that he could whip the
tunlty, and he was probably right. forl
Jack was on the down grade. For!
Widolmmohs“ it was the critical battle;
of his career. Fame and wealth ‘hlngfi.
ed on the result. Defeat meant that
he must go back to the Australian
“bush." and fight for dinky pursee. or
maybe return to the blncknrnith'oI
“NORWALK'S ' BUS?! ' CORNER."
slmmonn tonnht valiantly for the big,
prize-’9. prize of fur grontor lmpott-‘
Mice than the w'lnncre allure of the:
purse although that seemed n. fortune}
to Bob. Nine rounds. and Fitz choir
Getty At the ringside was the renv
mutativo of ‘9. New Orleans sportinéi
club. lbofiing for a man to whip Demo!
say. ‘He offered Bob a match with
Arthur- Uphum, preliminary to a bout.
with Dempsey for the title. and Fit:
will? foirlyv launched on the path to
glory. \ictiurty continued to light for
n tinn- and then went buck to Aus-
tralia. where he in said to have tie-f
cumulated a «fortune. Dempsey is:
long since dead. and poor old Bob hlsl
fortune dinsipated his years post thel
hall‘acentury mark, has lately been Pym
begging for a chance to fight to "earn:
a living." l
l
(gory
.Qrfonf
M
by Pictorial Review
A NOVELTY
PARIS.
PARIS, Feb. 19.~—Tho members of!
the visiting American basebnll teams
were the guests of honor at a luncheon
today at which a number of French
people prominent in athletic and will
that aim! in Porto were present.
Alnbuanad Myron T. Herrick and
Marcel Delnnnoy. prefect of the Do-
purtment of the Seine, weli’e among
the guests. .A largely attended recep-
tion followed.
ASIATIG llVlMlGRATlON.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 19.~——i)esplto
efforts of the ndmlniatrntlon to pro.
vent agitation of proposed legislation“
for exclusion of Asiatic immigrants
pending diplomatic negotiations with
Japan. .Paciflc coast members were
prepared to insist upon action when
the House committee on immigration'
again conuidered the subject today,
Representativa linker, of California.
wun ready to urge his bill, which
would exclude Japanese and other
Aoiutlos, willie Representative Church,
also of that state. who preuued as a
compromise his bill denlgnoa to her
out the Hindua.
Representative Burnett, chairman
of the committee. who hall been in '
Alabama. engaging in his Congression—
al camdntgn, hurried back to be pren-
ent at today’s meeting.
PER/MINI FOR MILK DEALEM.
Eighteen more permits halve been
granted to milk dealers since last Sit-
urday making a total up to date or
A princes: combination undergar-
ment for girls between the ages of ll
and in years. Though novel. the do-o
‘ also til very practical and In ideal for
warm weuthelr went developed In thin-
nalnllook or butloto.
However a duty a. child's underwear
may tie. it' door nut competently elem.
it. purpose until“ it is practical The
primw cqmbinolllom nhowp new no
thoroughly unique.
summation” m «sometime of the from.
dirt mm m connection at the own.
'fllw gun-menu main in when our or
who or allowed. one little min are
for, and that‘ the worm of" tile tunnel:
onloali,’ it but aided in evervanv
i
.3
red Especially For This N empaper
The whirl and" "
.m_ ..-.~u7::£r:
Sentinel F ashiOn Plate
.,
ef’m cried“
flame Dre/1r flu/{i119
FOR BABY.
even wearing undergarments of secr-
mcker and crepe thin-season.
For a child of 8 years it requires a
yardn of 36-inch material to make the
combination. The price may vary from
iii to 50 cents a yard. The front of the
combination in hand-ombroidhred, and
the neck and sleeves nru finished with
a tiny ruffle or torchon.
To cut out the garment, foil! thd ma-
ter-int; then‘ place the front: and draw-
emanation on' n‘ lengthwise fold of tho
material. These parts of the pattern
are marked with triple "TTT" perforu-
tlons. The other pnrtn of pattern are
marked with large ‘0'" perforations.
Now. join the druweru section to the
from, leaving odgcn free above small
“01' perforation in front section. How
hip to front and druwern'aooiion (L8
notched. fold through center. foil ro‘
mnining edge over senor; turn upper
back edge of. tap underneath: took to
position at upper edge. Gnther upper
edge of drawers section between double
"T’l‘" perforations. Join waistband.
notches nnd contonbucku oven. fold
through center, foil remaining edge
over nonm Join Iowor edges of front
and drawers section on notched. Turn
horn in book at notches; large "0” per-
forntlonn indicate contor— back. Adjust
wolutbnnd to position on book. upper
edge along croeuiluo of small "0" por-
fol'utiontl. center-bucks even. Smult
"o” perforation in wulathnnd lndlobten
dentllr-hlwlh Clone under-arm aeltm t’LH
notched tmlnrso "0" perfomtlonpulow
shoulder seam. .,
The lower edged of the drawers may
be finished with' a plum item with n
with: of lace.
CONSI RUG HON .CUIDE 5548
mmfll slNO'l‘l'l With ‘9’. 10
and 1! yearn. Prluu of pattern. 10 cent-
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