1 mum ALNANAc alps
mi'nzulcmnuw. .
rises 5:47; sets 6: m. A s
Ellllbltiy SENTINEL rnL’s- ,
PHONE CALLS
M—News Departmllnt.
' Business ”Want.
3'T-“Brunlth OM Nowalk.
' 91mm Must. ‘I
All. M., {am on hhld at m
' Work in. A. beam. {Retro-h.
W) All R. A. Mann: cordially
,And internally invited.
.. -, Fraternity yours,
ROBERT M. Wthox, Sec'y.
MOVING DAY ADVICE.
(Philadelphia Press.)
its weekly bulletin to the people.
his health bureau gives some im-
portnnt and timely advice concerning
precautionary measures against cou-
tafiion to be taken in moving fromv
lie residence to another. Contagious
diseases have been rather prevalent:
during the winter, hence precuution is!
‘ fill the more necessary And it is im-
portant to remember that the danger
cm a contagious disease does not
(and with the recovery of the patient.
f Before moving into a new residence
the health bureau advises that such
‘resldence be thoroughly tumigstod
.llnd“‘its plumbing and drninake‘ in-l
specter]. Not only do the walls of n'
. - sickromn bcf‘oulc polluted with germs
H of contagion. but every part
house is likely to be the lunking place
And though the
whealtb bureau does on its own account
of :1
Nil of similar germs.
~, l'ulnigute overy bousl- that is known
._ to have contained a contagious dls‘
case, there are many dungerous cases
‘ that its vigilance
through failure of physiciuns to re-
tuberculosis
escnpe eternal
hport them. Moreover,
:57 mm: to 1.39- or.»
stem 'Mms 24m, 1m, in 8 o’clock "
. by Pictorial Rwim
Thisfiressy llttic model may be car-
ried out in lull’ctn with n belt of sutin
or kid. It is ideal for spring weur.
Very striking in its originality is this
frock for girls between the Haas of four
and fourteen years. it “my be mudo
with or without it lining. according in
the material selected.
'i‘u make the dress requires 3' ’t yulds
of 44- inch material for it girl of nw-r-
ago size. ’l‘nl‘l‘otu is suggested for the
SENTINEL
Prepared Especially For Trill, NewspAprr
tum um um
desist: in this one “Infill of «small
still in nominated. In with. tho
dress plum place- with edits marked. by
triple "T’i‘T" perforation: on I length. H
wise told. except belt which is pissed
on a mum“ Idola am mmnlnlnl
pieces with llnntof large "0" parlors.
, tloun on s lengthwise thread of mate-
.rlili.
For open neck, out out neck: edges
on lining and outer fronts iii; inch above
upper line of' small “0" permit-florid,
For round neck. out out neck cam 01
lining and outer back on small "u“ pen
fnmlloflll. and trout on lower line's of
smuil "o" perforations. For 'nhort
sleeve. cut of! lower part of sienna on
nmull “o perforations.
Sleeve-ml?“ short. sleeve, soc cutting,
direc lions. Close seam u'ls notched
(‘loso cuff scum as notch ed. new to low-
or edge of short sleeve, double "on"
perforations and sonms oven. new to
armhole of outside on notched. casing.
in any fullness. ,
Arrange outside on lining. centers
and undemu‘m seams even: stitch low-
er edges together. Sew’slandiux collar .
to new it edge as Ilotltlll'hl ;
For the skirt~~- Close buck seam from
large "0" perforations to inner edge.
llnlsn mgr-s zlllthE‘ for opening. Pleat,
«rousing on iinon of slot liomimilolrs.
bring folded bogus to (‘omsplmdlngw
lines of finish "a” pcrfomtions and ‘
“Hug folded Amigo "our comm-buck to
('clltur; [tress pleats. ’i‘nrn hmu nt low-
or l-llgc on double “on" porfnrutlonn
Adjust peplum to position on skirt. cen-
ters uml uppol edges own. Sow toluw—
or edge of waist (enters cvcn. Adjust l
bolt. (enters oven.‘
mssvsuclgn cums 5608
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MANY COMMITTEES APPOINTED
President A. Dwight Keep Announces
Name- of Workers E
President A.‘Dwight Keep. of the
icy. of Broad River, om Sunday.
film I. lied MmahmHl; 5
“Momma. mtaetumyln . .v
New York... .3, Z
M‘Vn'n Aisling is confined to his
home. on anyviow ‘nvenue, with an at
tack of qulnsy.
am. W'O‘Corlnor, or Hillside ‘ L
street. isoonlinedtoberbomevltb“
an attack of rheumatism.
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Mr and Airs danis- Costello. arms . ..
nam avenue, are entertaining Miss ‘ ‘
Ann Nibill. of Springfield. Mass. '
um Alva non-en. of Brooklyn. was
visiting with 'Mr. and Mrs. E. h. ilmdl
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert D.‘Trlstrsm,ot . j' '
Brooklyn. spent tho‘ weekendwilh Mr
and'Mrs. Charles FITrls'tl-sm. ‘
Thomas A. Skelly. secretary of the
health board, spent yesterdny with re
latlves in Brooklyn.
The appraisers of the Superior court
sent to value the Guthrie properly. in
Rowayton, on Saturday. John Hanan,
£11.11 rDunn and W H. McMahon, dirk . '
agreed.
omcer John M. Smith arrested
Thomas Walsh on Saturday night for . ‘
drunkenness. This morning Judge
Keogh found the man not guilty as he ::
blended.
Little wuliér Pratt. condor H. 1-2.1: ‘
Fruit of Bayviern ‘nvcnuo, is lnlrl up "
with a sprained ankle the result (1‘:
full he experienced at school one day A
last week
Officer Smith arrested Albert Cross-
ler. colored. in Monroe street. on Sat , .
urday night for drunkenness. in court. 1‘ -
this morning Judge Keogh ordered the '
lnnn to pay a. fine of $5.
‘lr-t Albert Carver, of Chestnut
street. First district. was discharged
from the Norwnlk Hospital, ycswlusy. l -~
J J. Demmz. of Woodward menus. l 2'
South. Norwalk; was also dismissed: l
AOne of the fastest pgnmes of the _ ..
.. rr pool tournament is assured for - -
y. ,-‘.._.
W UV full L'wv’iw'lefi‘js" will
" ‘ l‘ H I. ‘ I . :
New Spring
so, 922.50
Many of tho suits at this
price are exclusive models of
which there are only one or two
of a kind. in all the prettiest
I spring shades and a mist range
of new materials. Women’s and
misses' sized.
Balmacaau
at , . _ 8098
These jaunty mats are the
rage this season and we have a.
.very large variety in Scotch
plaids and. dialmacpan cloths.
They must be tried on to be
isthe‘ out of the garment.
.1...
At this popular price we bow
endeavor to
glvo' you n 'vido selection ball
as to style and materiel said]!
as colorlngs; all that is ”I III
suits for women, enmity“
mode a special
and slight misses.
suits-
No matter what style ”um
bane seen or had in mind, i! n
ismhionnblo and motion m
whirled here in our not Inn-e
in! units. 1 «tide on.” Mont-
orlnca‘ to nab donations m. -
a... $153
I In all the favored materllls
that are “returning, any
are modifications of imporud
models and have all the Map
mdllelniy'tfimnlngu of‘thon»
God nulls. but not Mod. to It!
extreme or style. The: a.
most: practiml and dainty m.
New Spring
~HHH?.HZJ9EH
rewiring the plaid skirts that
are so much in demand. in
mean and black, blue and black
and red and black plaids; also
checks; “also a complete show-
oppreciatod for the actual style ing of surge skirts in colors dor-
“omen and misses. v“
(“We ate showing thany'Atlractive New Models in Tailored
Ready-to-wear HATS at $1.98. $2.49 and $2.98 ~— which
3‘are just what you wish for a Little Street Hat for present
{Men's Brotherhood of the Smith Nor-
i walk Congregational Church, announc-
Aed theifluppointment ‘of the following
l
\commiltocs at the service yesterday:
I Church nidMGeorge F‘. Foote, chair?
:niun; ’1‘. Marshall Andrews. Joseph W.
tonight. Arthur Wickes will meet Lou.
is lluymond. Both men um ruled ill) .
and considered experts with the one. 1
and other ailments, though exceeding—r
ly centugious, are not required to be
reported and quarantined. Hence it
is imrpdssible to be sure that a house
READERS’
mum..-
The police hgvo received it letter‘A
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his bungalow. st Harbor View Bench,‘
and damaged the house to some extent. .
The police are investigating.
is free Tro 1 _ t' "io n 1 ti . r 3 . from H. S. McCormick, of New York, .I.
‘ _ " “D" d” " n 039 1" pa ' IEW S 0" I‘mfl'amfi Christian Swartz. M‘ R" him» who complains that boys broke into fin:
son who intends to live in it takes the “' 3 “Indiana, Reed ‘H, Flynn. Robert (1. .- :.
:Dewar.
Bible Study department—alanine ii.
Nash, chairman; John B. Lawrence.
". l l‘ .
The Sentinel will be pleased to to ”“3”?“ 1" Jennings' John :1” ' Penn"
ceive letters for publication. from its Harry Paxton. Gem“ 3- 0“" and
gives the usual udvicc about thorough- . readers. under the Above heading A Samuel J. Watkins
ly airing s new home before oocu ' brief and to-the-Dolnt communication. Social Service department—«James
l as u general proposition. carries more
pansy, turning on all spit, ots until the weight and conviction than a lengthy P' Punzelt. chairman, lobn A’ Hamil
ton, John A Pcppard, George H. Vos-
, , one in which the argument is not
33‘9”; how be en flushed and cleared concentrated. We do most emphatic, burgh John W. Czako. Frank 0 Beck-
. pains to have «it
‘ , fueled by experts.
addition those
" against contagion, the
illol‘tuzgmy ‘ disin-
' '.;-.I'I
. ...‘.'.
In to warn lugs
Officers Smith and Flynn nrrestedi
two Questionable churn/liters on ‘Sstur- ! :-
day night for intoxication. This morn-
ing before Judge Keogh James Clark
only appeared. lie was found not
guilty. Fritz Gallons forfeited a $10
bond.
health bureau
of all stagnant W8l01’,illld seeing to
ally suggest brevity. Long-windnd nr- or
twice, We have observed. are the lust
W
A it, that tho drainage is in perfect to be read. and m m times ”mm .Boys’ Work department—«4“. CI? The city dump was on fire at 4:30 " THE. NINTH lNFANTRV ENTRAINING AT-FAORT THOMAS FOR MEXICAN BORDER,
V‘ Lworklng condition. it‘ the house. ed sltuselner. ' Thompson, chuirman; Alexander J. o‘clock on Saturday afternoon. Ser .Mu-
‘hblder will tnko tllGHll‘lll‘EiCullliOlls be- "‘” Rllmmlfir. Louis '8. Beers. John M. scant J. H. Gibson notified the lire do A... m- ”Mm- W
A SUGGESTION. '(liover, 30M iv. Henry. William Sony purtment and some of the firemen
lore moving into it new houso, he will
be doing every occupant of that home
an involunbhI service and will be old-
iug the health bureau in its task or
convicted of juggling its demos to
decoim investors on the one hnnd
ridttor Sentinel,
ilesr Sir:
Nowtbst the Second taxing district
has voted to purchase some additional
or (instructor plant
it all wood, excolsior and other burn.
are. James Musson and George. W.
Wilson. '
H. Guntbart. chairman; Edgar .rH.
Hume, Dwight Spamming, Frank H. ’
A’prfjlnoting the 100d “93““ of the liltlilllllw [811“, 0“ Water Street. Whlcll [ .
, 5 needs considerable illllng before itcnn Gleason. ”“3”” 5- 3L John. N9! ‘ PM Board 0' Relief hold another
onununlty . . 1 l meeting on Saturday afternoon from 2
. t...» ‘_‘_ I be used ndvuntugeuusly lor dock or 5”" llcmrman, ! til { l h Cit ll ii and n‘ number
H mm“ iiuctory purposes. would it not be ud- Th“ “WWW committee consists un .) n .t a y n d t t
And “Ow it h' the ”0M St Pm” ‘ visable to consider seriously the nd~ 0’ A. l). KWD. D" F7. H Gumbart '1‘ 0f ploporly owners appears p :0 eHll
Y sllrond 53mm“ wbu 1‘ 1“ oillrlully vantages of boiling a city incinerator Marshall Alldl‘GWB. “01’8“ C. Dewar. lug their assessment. The hour w
George ll‘. Fonts, ironic ll. Nash, James
P. Punzelt, and F C. Thompson.
Missionary Aid department—Dr. 16..
went down to Water street and extin-
guished the blaze; crust Begonias
stated that the dump was an lire ll‘rl-
day also. ‘
meet min. this afternoon and every A
uitornwn this week. There will also
the a session on Thursday evening-
and the Mo fixing powder of the not: able ““1er “"0"" “fled 3? (“:1 ‘0 id‘"
" 'stroy the garbage an 0 or copy pg
0 lion on the other. \lill the- railroads” mutter and filling made with ashes
H ,liovor lollrn? In (incentive bookkeep- alone, would not the result be highly
his 80 old among them as to have be desirable both from a sanitary and
omo bred in the bono?~~ New York business standpoint. The land filled
”World With ashes only, would be worth con-
”mam- w, sidsrsblo more money and the nuts-
Miss Charlotte pemon and Frank once of a public dump would at once
T. Hatch spent Saturday in New York he removed, with a guarantee or no
N in “16 evening attended a per. odor or smoke resulting trom the in-
ormancc of "The Misleading diad ." “WWW”-
‘ y l Buladpapers, bottles, metal. tin cans
'nnd rubbers are sslcu‘ble and u raven
ue could be derived from some.
Our butchers and market men are,
constantly at a loss to know what tol
Frank J. (Donahue, of Fab-field avo- .
one, has a badly sprained lett wrist.
While walking in that thoroughfare he
~.._. I slipped on it place where boys had been
BENZ LOBES we OWN GAME. till-dim“. "ml m tailing put out his hand
SAN FRANCISCO. March 23mm to save himself. The sprain was the
Benz lost his own game to the Souls result. The attending physician was
yesterday afternoon in the tenth ina surprised thut the wrist was not brou-
nlnx- The score Was 2 to 1. For nine an. ,
rounds he pitched unbeatable ball and ‘ Within a short time after President; it n d Med with Tom. border act
it looked like a long till. But with simulator 0. stem. or w... W 5° °° "h needed mm "mm“ ”m
one on in the tenth he got a mu Washington “M w” painfully bum- citizens there mlnst Mexican mamuders the Ninth infantry, which was at Fort. mom, was on its «my to the
flee. hunt and threw it to the bleach ed on Saturday when the 0V8“ 0’ a mm. This stimuli allows a number of soldiers 11onan the train :tor their new duties. ' , 3
'ers. ‘ gas stove exploded at hell I A , . _ A 1
BOUTS I AL “ago D “Ome- Th° ”Wt °t “‘9 burns W‘ m
N w L n . . rs.
“"3 ”n “‘9 4““ "a “M M Miss phoebe Volk m s unmi- in my Washlnelon Social club will install Mimi committee
T“ New ““9“ '30” W1“ 1’9 399“ Sharer was able to so to Meridian later. ,
saleable. 1. '3 Wellington! rln tomorrow at ht. l.“ I Bridgeport Solurdny. most with All Ruth nuns. iii Van fulfil the Wm. of W!- J;
8 a “New“ m ”in Mrs. k F mm, ‘--+ mat street. this evening. A All mom a this evening with ins.
While our present dock lot W“ ”9' Kid Bunyan is scheduled to one km N .
“Fm“ 3" Mrs. Walter Fur-nice homo. it. Find Paxton. who has been vis- bsrn ere swell to he:1lrellont. All». to main DWwI luv-$1“!!- '
in: used for a public “Mir “9““ Caution, of Walllnnthrd rind Art Par» ,
years m. the city was called upon in molten will oppose Joshua. or New A foreclohufll at him... lion hail lung his parent-.3 in West avenue. w t l“ m *9 b“ “9” m Aill“ H“
. A ma ” A' returned to New Marriott. , "m
fllH H SPHRlS.
o—a
. A. sure sign that spring is here is
evidenced by the fishing that is going
.on from the Wall street bridge. One,
or two carp have been funded
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Two new original lioness will be
tonight tonight at Dreamland. They
are called the Policy Recitation and
he Pulley Tango.
one day to bury 39 turkeys. am“! Britain.
chickens. two call! and tour barrels or
small. horticulture sliding. con
landing a propsr tux-rum. “would limit
seems to Ills, no u very mm Wt .
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