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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 4, 1914 · page 8

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linens Tiibe No. 1.1.! 0.‘ it M.,

dine business.

9 Every one should read the import-
" tint"announcement 0i 8. Lnnice, suc-
’ censor to John T, liayes, of Norwnlli.

 

The teachers‘ meeting of the South 7
Norm"; Baptist Sunday school will '

. be held at the church Wednesday evo-
‘ wing.

The liellowcrnft degree will be
worked tomorrow night at the 0011i.
munication of St. John's Lodge. A. ii.
7111111 A. M. ‘

‘f 11. ‘iionovmu rated 1211. defeated
[Earle Stevens. rated in Knori‘s
tournament lilt‘ai. night by tlm‘iscore of
325 to 1‘1.

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1111111 ‘lsabcilc Leo. who has been vis-
'ltlng 1015.17.13 Green, "orTMuln street,
_‘ Norwalh; returned to her home in New
A, Nor-k today

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. Old Well l.odge.iNo.108.F‘ and A.
‘lii 111-111 a stated tommunicutic‘ti 111111:

phoning and matched the Entered i'

iApprentice Degree
1“- .
Phosechting Attorney Wlliiiiin A.
Griffin. ..ir was able to be out water

, day for the first time after a weeks
i1.20111111en1ent by in grippe. .
The policcfirc considering'going out.
‘of husbands unless something exciting
. turns up. it was very slow in the
downtown arm of the in“ circles this

morning.

4

Thomas ll. i’ouell, ol' the Stillson-
. Poucll Corpmation. has been confined
to his home in South Main street with
illness for some. little time, but was

011 Wednesdays there will be no at-
‘ternoon service at St. Paul's. At the
T "(Friday night cervice. the second of the
' stories. the preacher will be Rev. Rich
111d D. Hatch, of Southport.

. it; is rumored that a flow e1 atom is‘
"to occupy the old Toggery Shop lni
aBoutii Main street. It was planned to
, Establish an eating place there. but
the quarters were adjudged too small.
Clinton Commundery. Knight Tem-
11191.. will hold its regular meeting on
Friday night at Masonic Temple The
installation of the newly elected cili-
r11 will be made and a luncheon will
Yaoivod after the work. ‘

7.‘J-.‘ Collins & Company installed
it new deck in the city clerk’s oillce
tlifld morning. The doc: wus‘ho nairow

 

the windou. it in of quartered oak
.9“ is a beauty. The other desk had
gone upstairs to the oflico oi the build-
ing inspector

Today 11 peniiion day and the banka
More kept busy during busl’neau hourn

cashing Uncle Sam's checks for the
a; veterans. The new law which ro-v
on that the letters, containing the
. 11 check he delivered to the ad-
11199191 in person 111m worked out all
ii‘lgittmnd there has been but little it
dim delay in deliuoring them. ,-

 
 
 
 
 
 

nipauk. 853 Main street, at 7: 80 at
Which the rector of 'St. Paul's Pariah.
y. Louis B. Howell, will olilclaie
1.11.1 preach. This is the only Lent aer-
Lin liinnipauh. and in former
‘ it is
Paul’u

 

‘ui’iet lost eieniiig and transacted rou /

6/1511. had to be admitted through 1'“ .

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South Norwalh. ' Conn".

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Electric
Wiring for

You
You
You

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.nnd loch the'

F E Lockwood 8. Co

7-39wALL STREET. j .' w . 1 ,

Delicious economical dish

 

Light and Power.

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. PRESENTED

three months before any other pattern.

\

The fiist Draped Skirts
Were displayed in '
PIC'I‘ORIAL REVIEW

for March, 1912—7. 1110111119
before any other pattern 01'-
fcrcd draped efiects.

, PIC'I‘ORIAL REVIEW
offers now as the latest from
Paris

The “JAPANESE" Collar

for wmncns’ and inisscs'
dresses. waists. coats. etc.
.471
Now: is your chance to
choose 31nd wear this. the lat-
est style {mm Paris first.

 

‘ Alt“ our Pattern Counter.
you may inspect this tharmv'
ing fashion

WILLIAM F. BEERS._
Two Stores.

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uther M Wright

Dcziiei‘~ 111 Overland Cars: *Brbckway _~
Trucks item "/2 ton to :2 ton;
Trucks from 1% tbii‘to' 5 ton; °:-
. El’l‘ruckAsA hum ‘4 ton to'3 ton.

EVERY HIN
ELECTRICAL
want your house or store wired
need an electric motor ~

want an electrician in 11 burry

(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 842-3.

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NEW S RING BLOUSES

Twenty- ilve different styles of Crepes and Volios, some plain
and many with pietty trill designs in Crepe China. Jap and Mee-

saline in Black. White and Blue . . ............... . ...... $2.25
‘ 11011119111111 values in Lace Waiato. many designs ...... 52.25
' ‘ J EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FORi'ELSIE" HOSE.
. IlaiiSilk........... .......................... “251111111401:
All Silk ....... ' ....................... 401:. 930 and $1.50
, . Be sure and Impact our BPRING LINE OF SUITS. which
‘ comprises many bountiful modulo.
i M MOLTASCH & son
'. 120 Wauhinqtc‘n 8t. , Main atom—210 Atlantic at, Stamford.

We have a lot of used cutou‘uobilee winging in price 131401114100 to-

1:50, which we. are closing out to make room 101' neu‘cara.
cam must go, and are harguine.

Call at F.
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Waterbury Boy

’W ATERB'U‘RJY.
"tooling" on the

 

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have Mouduyiwitb two companions.

 
 
 

 

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batik oh MM:-

It cannot be pacitcd at the

1- Universal

SOUTH NOHWALK

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, Why Note: the First‘Onc to Wearthe Really New Stylesl
PICTORIAL REVIEW

THE “MINARET” STYLES

 

Costume. 15 cents

‘ Nomulk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

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Electrical
Suppliu.
Motor Ropalrl.

TRY US

We will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.

1111: WHITE ' ELECTRIC co.

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ed aide only at army or navy tune:

 

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, lea
in 09991991217119 ricotta ,.
‘ ’ 1913. ibulillll yitai, .

‘ .. tiiion 01 Panama, and many other cub-

 

I. itself but his argument is that when
;.IOong1-esu in‘it passed on the question. ‘ ’
21.111171111101111 circumstances. such an ‘ .
' now surround the question. did not ex-
j; 6 iii. The president believes u 11.111111 ,, ‘
:3 idldtruii't or his intentions of the U ilted .

. 78min in constructing treaties 1.11- it-

 

: idebuted prbvielou. . ,
, ’I‘h‘e musings tomorrow will be the

‘ public banquet—dust night's ceremony
" when Col. ‘Goethala was presented
. behalf of the society. His only other

‘ Red Cross last December. and one to

'. have been low While Congress has

. made made it a point to be at hie deal:

4111-1,

1‘ . to around the president’s motor have
ed by an automobile with 1
Secret Service men who follow inconi -

 

‘mcnt at u to»; thrill. 91919 c partition
has ruined b

py’iict 91". Dec. "23. l913
These two awe and the recent ratiii
cation 01‘ the. arbitration treaties are
the things to whichflhe president's
friends were pointing as the direct rc-
cult oi.’ the intimate contact establish-
. ed between the executive end legisla-
itive departments of the Government.

1 Much of the president's time and on i»

orgy have been spent in wrestling

with a. troublesome Mexican situation. .

ias yet unsolved. 111.1 the diplomatic.
tangle with Japan growing out of the'
passage by California or a new anti-
lalien land law Lately he hag been
devoting himself to a rehabilitation or
the foreign relations of the United
States—4M drafting with ~Secretary
Bryan of now peace treaties, the cob
tlcmcnt a: tlie Panama Canal tolls c0114
troveruy with Great Britain, difficulties
with 'Columbla‘grdiiiing out of the par-

 

fjecta oi’ iorelgn policy.

Five times the president has appear-
ed before congress, delivering ines-
sagea on the tariff. the currency. Moxi-
cun 1.111.118.1119 annual report. on the
“State of the Union and Trust Legis-
lation." The recommendations oi his
annual message for the building of: an
Alaskan railway. rural credits. and
anti- Trust reforms are still in the
hands of Congress, with assurances oi
the leaders that they will be made law
before the expected adjournment in
June. ‘

.meeuitgo was apparent when it became

 

marrow in advocacy oi the repeal or
1the clause exempting American coast-
.wlse shipping from the payment of
Panama Canal tolls. The chief execu-

tive tor the first time “kc Congress. . ,

known he would address Congress to ‘ I

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renounce 1-1. coward. to 1m»

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clarion-119mm Fred H. Row-n
“menial-11mm» Lowlq R. Huribu
‘Honry I. Lockwood

 

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lohn H. Knapp John 11.913191»

New spring 3
12mm
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Prich.

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STOCK OP

RANGES

is the most complete in the "v'
cities.

STAMFORD, .MAGEE

PERFECT
ACORN
Alla Repair. for All Rana.

Jones 81 Hotcbltiss
Company

17 Well 8t.\ "omits

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Interest in the president‘s sixth ..

particularly his own party, to reverse ~ _

, own self and benefit bod "loci: and ‘ '
1 because of the doubt existing on the ‘ "
interpretation of the Hay-Panacefotc -

‘ treaty. lie urges the repeal of the much

.ehortcat cl!“ all. It to said to be less
i-thani live hundred words long. All or

‘ Mr. Wiloouio-v addresses bava been '
brief as compared with those oi his ~ .

predecessors.

5 Washington residents cl my years
«Ito whom the ways and manners of a
president have been a matter of inti-
mate observation. have watched Pram
fluent Wilson with interest. He has
‘broken many precedents—his waya
have been quite informal, but the most
iconsplcuous characteristic of all is his
1 diulnclinatlpn to making public speectb
9911. tile has declined hundreds of in-
wltationa to functions in all parts of
. 1119 has attended but one

of the National Geographic Society.
with a gold moddi‘by Mr. Wilson on.
speeches Were made a. the American‘

the Daughters oi the Americuu'lbcvo
lotion. His trips out of Washington

been in session. the president has

continuously.
: iMr. Wilcpu’ appears «with a uniform

tlonii. and the motor cycles which used
been aubu

epccuously behind so that the precl-
dent drives about Washington attract-
big but little attention. , ‘
49:. gnu—AW -_.,.__,
STEAMER FROZEN m “)5 PACK.
3 1.0111133111111111. 3.. March 4 warez-
on in an ice melt and drifting‘ut the
[mercy of the ocean currents oil the
119.111.9112 about. of Cape Breton. out at
coal and water. and short 0! provi‘
3-1! M in the predicament o! the steam-

, or 0.111011111131011. ,ioug‘ overdue at 1
‘ thk1 unrt, -

Nevin to this" .1191: reached item out

Ry today citing With the report of the

rescue oboii‘irpt Gilliam: Subaru and
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Paper Hanging
Decorating

‘ your» at. am Noma-
7.1.452.

‘£\‘ ‘\‘ ‘9‘.
v. MIN/rafm .-

LOVER’S

THE iPLACE

adies’

Kidney Heel

SHOES
V Patent and
Gun'Metal

$400

Dancing Slippers
Satin, y Patent ,

 

 

Gun Metal ' '
..$2.5o y

Gloverfs Slice 7‘, Store‘-

 

 
 
 
 

 

,iat.the present low price.

 
 

 

HEi‘ 5‘: RINGS,

 

3 cans

 

DO you WEARfiL’ASBEBi
u so are You satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes in _a
correct and proper manner? 3117'.
They Given Your Eyes That Relic!
which you expected they would? it
they haven‘t or you need ghoul.
consult me It once. ,
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTI OIAN .
a...“ 1,711.11" Building“:
No: 155 wnhlngtonlt.

0 p-pcmo Hoyt'o mum
Monday. chnuday and- Friday
Eveninno. 6. so to 9.

N. Y. “drool—721 All Ave; 0 to

4 p. m. dolly. '

 

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40 MODERN Gnocanyg rows

= MACKEREL, medium size,
large, round. lat,
‘CODFISH. absolutely boneless. lb 140
SARDINES. smokéd,
SALMON, Rock Brand, 1 lb cau‘liic
TUNNY Fish, Avaion’biand, V2 lb can 15c
Condensed Milk. Miikland brand

 

 

TIRES

Orders placed with us now ior April
- delivery will assure your purchasing
Quotations
on most any oi the best lines.

My prices are 1011'. What arc, you.
requirements? A card will bring you
quotations. Call or phone. 1 have
come bargains in used cars. i one
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in mi
branches.

Austin’s Garage
124 SOUTH MAIN 81'.

Or 'i’hono 1622-2, w. n. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.

 

 

KITCHEN
. WARE

HouIefun-iiching Speciaitleo,
Crockery China. Gluuwarc.
Bathroom Fixturcc Etc.

Albert F. Gehebe

’ 25 West Washington St"
South Norwaik.

PHONE 1009!, Prompt Delivery.

 

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i TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
GREAT

; Selling Out
i Clothing i: Sale

LALL CLOTHING MU8T BE SOLD.

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' sharpen. oncogene 11001111.

11- member or did state communion on
~ rivers, harbors and 11111311. has been

7 cboocii chairman or that 11911111111911

 

' 10:28.

LOUIS AVRICK’

South Norwoik, cone. ,

Smart Goat-

ior Surly

 

lb 12c
ZiorSc

‘4 lb tins 10c

 

New York, New Haven
and Hartford
Railroad Timetable

IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 10. 1018.
SOUTHNOHWALK TO NEW
A. M.—11:20x, 5:531,
6:56. 7:18.
9:87. 10:27:. 10:45x, 11:“.
'~ P. M.-—1:09:1. 1:18. 3:00, 3:29. 1:113,
5:12. 5:46.. 01001.61“, 7:311, 9:811,

 

5:411, 6:09,

» 10:12:, 10:52.

‘Sundlyl.

A. 11:42:55; 5:33,
10:27:. 11:34.

P. M.——12::5ilx, 2:4“, !:00!, 5:“,

B:iitlx..’i:12b 7:571, 9122:. 10:13:.

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NCIWALK.

(:41, 8:54,

3:30x, 8:551. 4:29. 5:051. 5:14. 5:".
6:01x. 6:07, 8:19x, 9:44,.11:lt L11“.
Sundays.

A. M.—-12:0‘lx. 6:00. 8:031.
10:02x. 11:00:.

.P. M.—12:10. 1:02;, 3:391. 1:021,
5204, 0:011. 7:15x. 8:101. 9:44x. 11:151.
SOUTH NORWAILK TO NEW HAVIH‘

A. M.-—12:23x, 1:1711, 8:09, 2.“.
0:161. 10:22:. 11:11:. '

P. M.—-12:03. 11:57:. 1:80. 8:10..
4:28. 5:12. 6:1511. 6:47, 7:10: 9:81“
10:50:. 11:26.

., aunduyc.

A. BIL—12:28. 1:17. 7:43.
11:11:.

P. bur—12:09:. 2:07x. 4:471. 6:131.
5:46. 7:10x, 8:3411, 9:21:11. "10:50:.

W

a. M.»—-1:20. 11:13, 8:27. 9:51:11.
p. u.—»1:25, 4:381. 0:20. 1:15. '
dundayc. .
A. M.-—10:35. ‘ ,
P. 5132215. 7:15.

w

DANBUHY TO SOUTH NORWALK-

Bunduyl.
1 A. M.——'i:'55. 11:45. .
7 P. M.—-ii:00. 7:48. 8:30. ‘ .
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WOMEN POLICE DECLARED A
FAILURE IN CHIO‘AGO.

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More decided here today to be a 11111.
are at handling disorderly persons or
their own sex. This was due to look
301 physicitl strength. coupled; with the

have been attempting to bundle the
waitroosoa boycott 01a downtown in»

 

mm. ~V~. (11111911911, or Now 1401111an bonnet,-

it was shown that women will to-

ond' Bolts .

Wm. .

New Spring Shapes

“950}.Diftcreut Styles to Select From

A. Liv-18:00:, 4:45;. 5:“. It“.
8:03x. 8:5111, 9:153. 10:01:. lit“,
1026011.. 11:03.

P. M.-—-12:03x, 1:05. 2:041. 3:57..

1:10;. .

CHICAGO, March 4,—i’cliccwmucu W

inordinate curiosity/or onlookers. ac-
wording to Ohio! of Police Gleam 3 ‘
who removed the 710mm police who , y

 
 
 

 
 

 

'ORK : '

7:46, 8:17x, 8:55l. 3.151.. .

9:1“9 ‘..

SOUTH NORWALK T0 oANcunv.

A.'M.~—i:oo. 1:23, 8:18. 10:03:"
11:65.
P. M.——4:2zx. 6:44, 8:30.

om emotion-1y being arrested by a

ulster in 1111101111111. 1119111111111... when ,

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