"000711
. ~there will be no meeting of the W. i.
. ment
illiSllRlNll
ayiot 8. Golden
NORWAL‘K TRUST CO.
BUlLfllNO.
TELEPHV NE 1230.
0“," WKBHINLTON STREET
Miss May D. Smith, of .South Nor~
"for a few days.
<~Wfi->‘
,lilrs. Eltcn'BxBaker, of Union street,
' attended ”The Misleading Lady,” in
New York city, yesterday afternoon.
" .I. Emory Stevens. of South Nor.
loath, spent yesterday In New York
city (111 business.
.hirs. Id. G. Smith, of .Bnyvleu' ave—
nue, has returned home after a several
days' visit in New York city with
friends.
Prof. Carl A. liarstrom, Mrs. Har-
strum and Miss Frances Harstrom, of
. Prospect avenue. spent last evening in
New York city.
011 account of the death of Mrs.
James Walsh, one of the members.
1
’1‘. Au this week.
The board of relief In Bridgeport
. _ ._l1as mode reductions amounting to
805 0,000 from the grand list as com
- plied by the assessors, so that the final
figures of the grand list will bb
31111221709, or about sfl. 000 000
excess of the Hartford grpnd list
our Sisters‘ Rebekah Lodge, No. 50,
I. 0. 0. 11"., held its regular semi-
monthly meeting last night at Odd Fel-
low's Hall, on Wall street There was
, ‘n goodly dumber present and utter
business was finished the degree team
rehearsed its work.
Major F. W. .Mlx, now living in
(llenbrook. celebrated his cightleth
birthday on Tuesday. Major Mix was
formerly superintendent of 11 deport-
Stmnl‘ord. He received many congrat-
ulations from friends
which he left in 1882.
'Notlces have been received by Yule 1 .2
men. of Norwalk, of the. annual Yale . .
dinner. it will he held this your at
the W111dort‘~Astorla. on Friday. .Vlurz'u
13, 1014. Among the list of speakers
scheduled for the evening is cx-Prcsb
dent 'l‘ui’t, now a member 111' the 11110
verslty‘s faculty.
‘Iicpresentnlire Kennedy has recon»
mended Thomas F. McGruth, ci’ Wn~
terhu'ry, for appointment as a clerk in
the olllcc of tho intomal revenue col-
lsctm. income tax department in this
city, at 11 sultuy of $1,, 200 a your. Mc
.‘rruth has been an employs of the
\l’ntorbury (lock Company for the
past tun yours.-~1-li11rtl'ord T101014.
The “right limit of parcel
[1111 hogan (unsigned to (‘ubn is Your
pounds oud six 1111111111s,11ccordl111; to
Information 101 cited by Postmaster
post
~ id. id. (21101111 from Llli department of
M’uuhlngton. ’l‘ho postmaster has also
been informed that the department
will issue books of one cent stumps,
11l1111ty+1ix in number, for ninety-seven
ccnts.
._...—
' (in tho cm of his departure for u
tour of tho Orient. Senator Francis 1‘.
ILA-twitter. oi 1111111111111, stated on Tues~
day that be 11111! sold his rcsldencu,
which in 111. line 0110, to 101‘. W. W. C.
Spencer, oi llrookil11o,'Maus., for 11
nunutorlum. thereby rolluquisidng his
'rosldcnco iu ‘Merldeu. Mr. Atwater
upon his return will live in New Ha-
11‘911. whom ho will head 11. banking
COlI-t‘ill‘ll.
' Tho members of the Municipal Lent
119 are most cordially invited by the
East Norwnlk improvement Associa-
tion to an afternoon tea at the home
10! lbirs. uddsou K. 8t. John, mast Nor-_
walk. on the afternoon of Friday, Feb.
nary 20111; 111110. by the Woman's
Club, of Non Canaan. to its meeting at
three-thirty on «February 20th, in Roy-
'mond’s Holt. A dramatic recital, by
\llume, of the Brooklyn Institute,
0011mm
in‘
in the Yale & 'l‘owne factory, .
in 'i‘crryviilo, '
Tel 1171 1 125 Washington Street;
WE GIVE; ANO KEOEEM PREMIUM TOADINO STAMPS.
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY 1“”
v
of your new Spring Dress being out of lashion as soon as it is ful-
ishcd. by selecting your Spring outfit from
£1111 51111111 11511011 1101111
_ of .
PlClOlilAl. REVIEW PATTERNS '
Patterns of the “MINA-
RIET" style were shown ‘by 1
_ Pictorial Review last August,
three months 'ahcad of any
otlic’rp.1ttcrn——-
,
The first draped skirts were
shown in Pictorial Review for
March, 1912, seven months
Elmad of all others——
Now it is the
Japanese Collar Style '
the great new fashion note
for Spring.
You will he months ahead
it you select one of these
charmingr styles for Spring.
Scc the
SPRING FASHION BOOK
Waist. 10 cents.
Skirt. 10 cents Costume 15 chain
Only 10 cents when purchased with a 15 cent Pattern.
l Now on Sale. at
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
Two Stores.
South’uorwaik. Conn.
Norwalk, Conn.
Sleighs for Sale
Luther M. Wright
South Norwalk. l Phone 1413-4
SUlTS—ln Two Lots.
$14.93, $10. 98 $16. 98 for $9.00: $19. 98 $24. 98, 32 5.98 for $14.00
Serge Dresses—4n Two Lots.
$298 ....................................
CHILDREN's COAT8:Sold up to $8. 49, chinchilla and zibe
line. Special ..... . .........
M. MOLTASCH 81 SON ‘" g
120 Washington St, Main stark—210 Atlantic BL, Stamtord.
......................
Prize Masquerade
~—-—BALL—-——-~
Patriotic Order Sons of George
Washington
111‘ DREAMLAND‘
Monday, February 23d
Fancy Marches. 8100 in Prizes.
Feldlar’a Enlarged Orchestra With
DO YOU WEAR GLABBEOY
it so use you satisfied that they
have been illteu to your eyes In a
correct and proper manner! Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they Would? It
they haven‘t or you need aimed.
consult me at. once.
Chimes. WILLIAM J. MOORE
DANCING TILL 4 O’CLOCK. OPTIClAN.
Admission ............. 351: a person Room 6, Kaelor Building,
No. 156 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt’l Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday end Friday
Evenings, 0: 30 to 9.
N Y. address—~72? .01 Ave., 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
... mum” -... mmwi
Sta1 [lexiug Exhibition
NATIONAL A. c.
HOODNER‘S HALL, WED., FEB, 18.
8 Rounds-8tar Bong, 1
Eddy. 1Greenwich, Vs. Young
Brooks, Stamford.
31x Rounds.
I’orrouo, ilrldgoport, vs. Pete
Virgol, Sprinzgwood.
Four Rounds. '
Young llutz, South Norwulk, vs. Young
Kunz, South Norwuik.
Four Roundo.
l1111dd1 ltynn,Bo11tl1Norwnlk,vs.Kld
Lynch, South Norwalk.
Admission ..... . ..... . .......... 50°
Reserved, Ringside ............ 81.00
Young
Jimmy
Let on repair and point. your roof
in for one price, guarantutd; one
cent a square foot.
E.R.Bradley&Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON .
CONTRACTORS.
Miss Cornelia F. Baird. of West ave H Wuchlngton 8t. Bo Norwulk. Goon
one. who has been confined with a 1101 PM“ 79"
vote attack of the trill. is getting along "'*
nicely now. For 11 time it was toured dim-old Nash) or the Nash Engineer.
.. .—
-_.. . -. .. 1...... ”1.....M ..
that pneumonia wou'l
melon but that In: Company. spent
“a“ - 11111.:
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0311111 Ms
ANOTHER O-UPERB AOOEMNLAGE
‘ 0f “EARS AT"THE lNCOM-
,‘,1l' PARABLE PLAYHOUSE"
Alwpys presenting the BEST In
Vaudeville
91111111111 Vaudeville Preten'tfllon —- Of
the $10,000 Prize Magazine Story,
The Distinguished Comedlenno—
Hope Gage and Company, in
"MAMMY"-1A Story of Dixie Land
. chantly adapted for Vaudeville
3,‘ by {clip I), Hymer.
An aggregation of Celebrated Circus
Stars-JAKE MALVERN and CO.
,,Flvo Fearless Athletes in a. Won
dertui performance.
a
Quaint Comics- The BOOT BLACK
FOUR—diamony and Humor in
mine proportions.
CLINTONB—ln Feats oi' Athletic
Ingenuity.
“ 1
A Charming and Clover Girl-MARIE
RICHARDSON Simply
Songs. ~-
Music Hall
The diome 01' Feature Pictures.
'l‘l1l1UR.SDAY—~Lubln Special
“The Sea Eternal." —.
Feature,
FRIDAY-“The Shadow of Guilt," a
:Powertul Drama. in Two Paris.
SATURDAY
Strong Feature, in Two Parts.
“.1
’www
.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TODAY.
1
“Votes in
Men”
An inimitable 2 reel Victor comedy.
FRIDAY NIGHT
we give away 3 French Poodle Dogs.
On exhibition in Parker‘s Drug Store
Coming Saturday.
“THE VAGABOND SOLDIER."
A thrilling 3 reel “101" feature
with Wm. Cliil'ord and Phyllis Gordon.
Exciting animal scones.
ELKS’
* Charity Ball
Friday Ev'g. Feb 20
Schmidt's Augmented Orchestra of
17 Pieces.
Concert Until 9 o’clock.
Tickets; admitting gentlelnan and
' Iady...................
l Fireproof decoratious by the ldlm
(lily Docorating Co Jay A. Smith,
Mgr.
Horse
COmforts
STORM COVERS
5A BLANKETB .
CHAIN OVER SHOES
son HUMANITY'S emu-z
owe voun Hones A
'squns DEAL.
George W. Wordwdl
.52 South Main Street
"um .fl.
Mu .
Does it my to leave your valuables
where the burglar can" get thsni when
four donors 0 your will. pay for 11 outs
deposit box. in illoburslar and tire»
Jumpers of Remarkable Aslllts—~THE Wheels axles. etc for mine
singing Electrical supplies .......
All Exceptionally “
. $1.011 .
‘1 , except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight re-
JP QUAYLE'S DAUGHTER
1 muse. ‘ "1:"
‘ CHICAGO, {110,1 7'.“‘le5[1 Murgtro
Quaylo flout“) 1 r oi" ills ho, 1 WllllumA
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111111 tnrly toduy. uhllo ‘101 1.10 c. w..1
2115311111; in her bedsido on 11 01.111 lr:1l.1
2.111111111111211. hud been In the hull—
:dlnl'herc' for two weeks. She undo. ‘
went the radium lrcutmt‘nt for a
growth on her left 101; nt 11 liultlmoru
hospital and was being rcturnoi tof
her home when 111w became cr’l'iticnll; ,
Ill and physicians delhod lo gilt) hezl
rho 1 111011 ihr' ‘
That there ‘3 11 um t ‘ g 511 complete rest in this city beloru cnu- l
«M y 1...,
_l
lllllll Gilli llllili ll
Anthracite 0p31a’ora are Spend-
inn much Mcnev lu 1‘11 ara-
llorl oi 1Ihe dines '
v—f'u—~V—.~~v‘lw
"lunthracito operators of mustlvanlnl Unplug the Journey
l
for over $28. 000 000 worth oi such mu ‘; fir»... - . - .W _ ..
' who has been carefully omplllng the
material co‘si‘o oi a'numbcx 01’ the.
larger companlgs. The ernct llgu 11s
at which he arrived as 11 result of (1.0.0 l
loram computations w 11.1 $211 2517,.1013110'1. l
.Tho largest item in this huge total ls ;
for machinery and castings which 11.2%
grognto $3 508,20008 a your; the not:
‘Inxgcst is for mine timbem and “lag
ging" Whlth cost the "01111111111618 $2.— l
593, 280 u rem; and the third Is tor
:lumbcr of which $2, 540, 0.80 30 wmth i1,
purchased annually it should be 10- '
membored that these quotations are}
.cxclusive of the immense labor costs.
The following dozen items show
’some 0‘! the big annual expenses to:
' which the operators are subjected thé
powder and dynamite however being
ultimately risold to the mlncls.
Dynamite ............... $1,744,007.00
Miscollnneous ........... 1,457,367.00 ‘
curs 1,151,323.05
ineed for horses 11 1d mines. 1,073,359.10
’ Powder ....... 1" . 1.. ....... 883 066.21
'1‘ Rails and il‘ustonings . . 864,184.00 ,
803, 514... "7
615,905.03
591,863.50
563,245.40
lPlpes and fittinga , .......
Water
{Mine Ties and Rails .....
:Sheet and Pinto Iron and
1 Steel ................ 551,511.01
The above are among the largest
items of expense, but the domestic
economy of the anthracite mines
{would startle the average housekeeper.
Imagine her face at the Item of $55”;
863 56 for buying unter quoted above ..
Think of her consternation at having
to pay “29.18254 for Oils, 809 075.35
for paints. and glass. $68,696.02 for
tallow,- grease and waste. $32,600.03-
tor 1:11:11. paper and soap. and 323,.
007.51 Ior lamps 'nnd' tinware.
The annual stnble'expense ls sooth.
or item which would make the aver-
age nee track owner grasp, The an-
nual (10st ot'new horses andv'muiou is
$38,051.05, and the cost of feeding
The ardent South American
tezg;
ptrameut of Octavio (luinlo, believed
to be a millionaire representative i.1
.New York City of a large exporting
firm in llrnzil, was the cause 0’.‘ his
being boiled to court just as he was
about to board a steamer for Europe.
Miss Monica T. Borden, a young
woman of twlcntydhrse, begun suit
against him for 3500.000 for b‘each of
promise. She «had him taken to court_
where he was asked to put‘up ball of
$50,000. Not getting it at once he
was temporarily restrained.
The sum asked for by the young
woman is one of the largest asked in
terluls as are used In the minus in tho YOUNG WOMAN SUEs SOUTH AMERIC
. conclusion reached by u statistician
Mtitzs
Coats S5
lValues $13.50-S2250
AN. MlLLIpNAlRE
FOR $500,000 FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
a breach of promise case. lint she
insisted that since the man was a.
millionaire he would be able to pay
that. lie had lavished much money
on her. In fact, she said, his income
was not less than $300,000 a your and
he won not miss a half million.
Guinle was caught the day before the
wedding, according to the young
woman. She said that all arrange»
ments had been made for a wedding
in a church near her home. When
she saw her intended lust lhe wn‘
packing his goods ready to go to II-
rope. He showed her a cubism
from his mother‘advlsingtihim to do
nothing till he had consulted with hog.
them and the thousands already In
the mines in 8i.073,850.40. This cost
of iced is rising steadily. Harness and
stable supplies coat $95,123.02 11 year,
and horse and mule shoes 816,016.81.
Included in the bewildering list or
items which add to the annual ex-
asronmronv 1:011 WOMENJ‘
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Associa-
Executlve Board Diuuueo l
Matter l
BRIDGEPORT, Feb.19.~The cite"
cutive board of the Connecticut WO- :
inf”? I?" 101303. m3: ‘lVll‘e.“88h0;:elB. man Suffrage Association, in sessionl
pc 3 ar mo and 3 ea na .1111 5“here yesterday. discussed the need of
.bolts. puts. screws. (“08' tools. bah-la reformatory for women, and alter
ibltt, lead, brk'k' lime, stone, rope, cnn- regret was expressed at the 1011: do-
was, brattice cloth. belting and hose. ' lay in making this provision for em
[valves and WCHW- who rope mine .ing women, the foliowgln rosohuions
{cars rooting plpc covering and rent 1' were offered and adopted
The 11 t of some of them is more than 5 "Whereas “mm in 111" ml‘ormatory
lthat 0‘ “’9 items ““0295 under domes at all for women over twenty 0:11- and
tic enonomy and stables, and the ag ' “Whereas, Other states have found
gregnto Increases 9“" "‘9‘" Mill the that in the interests of morality and
deeper shafts “d longer hauls below of humanity such reformatories are
ground at the ever widening mines jabsolutely necessary,
m l ".Be it resolved, and It Is rcsolvl‘d.‘
ADVERTISE m THE SENT'NEL 1 That the Connecticut Woman rinl’tm ze'
_ _..______ ,Assoclatlon throllgh its cwcutivo
hoard urges the committee havln'r
this mattrr undo: consideration to
;import favorably upon it:
'Does Your l’lurub- 1‘1"
lug Need Attention
mp; .
It is always but to (latch I
191111 or 11 plumbing repair when 1
it first start! because its 0911-}
91?; MOWWM ND 90'
M10001): 11.10001:
"And be it l‘urther resolved, That'
in copy of this resolution be sent to
the (hnlrmnn Dr William is. Bailey,
of New Haven and to the press.‘
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CAsromA
u
. 3":th- CVTLN.‘
‘ ’lenyyt Is to grow worn! with? For Infants and Children. ' 1
nor on
y... will .1... much .11.... , llu Kind You liau duals Bought
.nuce. as well as tune and trou-
~ bio 11y 'phontng or sending for 393“ the
,1111 whenever any part of row
sanitary equipment appears to
be out of order in the least.
‘llome-"mndc repairs are
msha- shifts at best, and are the
Showtime of
1
;aud one bottle lasts a long time.
man‘s ~..
«1‘
BRIDGEPORT’S TAX RATE.
Likely to be Over Twenty Mlllu the
Coming Yelr.
1BRJDGEP01RT,Feb.18.—~Atter a
session of a little over four hours the
board at apportionment yesterday or-
ternoon figured out for the city or
tBrldgeport for the current year a tax
lmte of 20 1-10 mills 011 thedollar.
The rate serms unusually high,
even on :1 tentative one, and th . mom.
hers so remarked among themselves.
But it was said it is mainly no canted
for by the state tax imposed on the
city a year ago and two years of
which. amounting to somethinz over
$220,000, were int‘luriod in the. appro-
priation, increasing the rate by two
mills on this item alone.
BUYING TO SAVE MONEY.
Buying Foley' 6 Honey and Tor Com-
pound saves money because just a
few doses stops the cough and cold
it
quickly heals ran and inflamed 8m"
lures. stops tickling throat, harsh,
rnsplng coughs,c1oup, honrooness.
bronchial and in grippe coughs. For
ale at all drugglsts. "
SOALDED OHILD DIES PRO. 5'
INJURIES. . l
11111111111119011'1‘, 11111.11, 19.-—vuu Amcrf
lica, aged in months, dlod at St. Vin-
cent's
, ot scalds recelvrd Monday nitnrnoon.
/m The child. while
r'kettle of wate1
Hospital yesterday, as 11 result
playing, fell into 11.
11111111111111 in the long run——
pinto your plum-bins problem!
on (or shoulders and we will
sol-111 them prom1l1t1 and actin-
Idtllorlly
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“Hub M c.11k
will keep yo
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Iorco at every point. ~
Innis! upon '
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armor”
With the feet warm and 111mg 11 fldhcrmun in better
“Hub-Mark Wurriur" Boots because of their special construction.
glycogen the warth you want, and last longer because they are rein-
Oilskino
11 Worth
'nds.
'Hilll Muir Wmlov" Build Rubin! Booth
Daily Line '
TO NEW YORK
for freight only. Freight propeller
loaves Pier 27, East River, New York
(root of Catherine street), every day
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solved 111. Norwalk up to 0 p. m and
South Norwaik up to 0: 30.
111011 WALK .
Steamboat Line
RUBBER BOOTS
Md. oi the lint 0nd. oi I’ll- I'm Rubber-«M d
in Strong M~Rdnlmodl (M
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