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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 2, 1914 · page 5

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E K BANKS

 

VVMuhaokemo ”4331301 Block; V8}. NoerIIk.

 

WEA3'HER" VVosEVcAsT. '

 
 

For Norwal ., , vIcinity: Cloudy,
and somewhat coVIVdo'r tonight; Fridayi

to northwest breeses; The storm which
we‘d central over IIIlnols yesterday
morning has moved rapidly eastward
during the last twenty- four hours’ondI
is now central nVeaHEastport, Maine
It has caused cloudy weather .witlu
rain or snow In all the northern dis:
trlcts east of the Mississippi river.Ai

long ridge of high pressure extendingi
from Montana southeastward to Tenn-
essee Is producing pleasant Weather
with lower temperatures in the west~
em and central districts. I

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

 

 

V Temperature: 00.

Clear.

Low, 4 4; high,

There 'was a light down in,,Spring~
wood ‘la‘s‘t night, 11' family disp‘VhtVe. or
flcer Lockwood investigated the cir
clungg

IV her
A permit was giieu to i". M. Uu’IIen
by the building Inspector this. morn-
Ing for the wiring of the Miller house‘
, In Cedar street. I

 

V 3 j Miss Lena Bother, assistant in Town
Clerk Herbert 11. Smiths office who
has been III with tonsllitis, is slight!)

V'y1mprot ed today.

The Staieg‘dormal School in Dus-
3’51111') will close next Friday for the
annual Easter vacation. The school
will rc-opon 011 Monday, April 13.

ii, D, Mills, of Patrick avenue. has

IWy‘
‘ mine.

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The best. pattern some merited
Fadiion Book, soc, with Epsom.

Designer, 3042 per year, at our

 

duration; also
. , :1 Cloth, Linoleum
I ' ; Houssilurnishing
' here.

WM P BEERS

., Book and“ ,Btntlonory Biol-93.3
South .Norwelk. 'V ,Nprwalkt

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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V'lthVe 141-4111 and finest 11144: 111111: Room, Bed V
.' Room Dan,Rarlor Library, Lividd' Mount and 'Hall

.‘ Quality the' nghut.

(‘HVUNIVEIIAL milestone AND EMEALMERE
.1 "Telephone 747

 

 

Corporation Planning
to consolidate

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3 Attorney General John H. Light has
Issued an opinion in which he points .

oVi Rims, Hamlets, Mailings, Oil
Draperies, Window Shades and

s toV be found in thisV'Vv 'Ifiolnlty are

 

1114?: (lune Shares in, ~-

of the lstut‘hamllm and New

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out that an enumeration of the pow-
ers'lnvested in. a state ofilolalhy the
ILegie’lthre 111141.114. taken ,as limiting,
:the extent or. seclusion/era; The ques-
,tion this timefponcema ZMIO 1'. right or
‘State Treasurer Edward. $43.Roheit_tn
to sign the proposed consolidation
“pazreement betweelnvgtlie ,NatIOual. New

 

 

PfVcV", {the Lowest.

& Company

 

National Bank, will othityrBank of
New Haven. 4 The-school fund of the
. state owns severalehateaot the stock
of the National N emsldnven :Bank and

 

 

RAYMOND

 

causal}, CONCRETE, ASPHALT. 'TAR AsH,csA1/EL
A WALKS“ RE LAID, aEPAlRED‘ on NEW. 3'

the treasurerua'st manager of ‘the
school fund, is concerned. I
The attorney general points out )1e
passages In the gwer‘al statutes which
coni'er upon the treasurer certain.
powers In such matters, and V holds
Ithat, inasmucfl as no provision is
made for his acti 1g as desired now.I
he is automatically prohibited ironii.
taking such a course The opinion
reads, in part, as follow: I.

 

 

BROTHERS

 

 

SPEClal wflw .,

 

 

3 You lime the full management oi:
_ :the school fund and the powers,, du-2
'ties and obligations relating to it i

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For two weeks only, starting Satur-
lday, April 4th, we will make an’
8 x 10 enlargement from your small
negatives Ilor 294:. This is our, regu-
lar 50c enlargement. We guarantee
the best work. Notice our window
display

DONNELLY S

STATIONERY AND BOOK VIBTVV'ORE

Optician

 

QB. Jackson

Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

33 3.3 3, which formerly belonged to the com~°
BaVVVWALL STREET 3 missioner of the school fund, are now
, :1. ‘ Crested in you under Chapter 22 of the
NORWM‘“ ,Public Acts of 1909. Youhave theI
PHONE «a

power to loan and Invest the print'lpali,
of the fund, and to sell any of the:
bank stock belonging to it, with the!
3wrltten approlai oi' the compirolierfl
,and to consent on behalf of the state
that the articles of association of any;
national bank, in whose stock anyi

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16 SOUTH MAIN DTESET.

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WE HAVE TAKEN FIN A FULL LINE : ".

You want your house or
AND WE GUARANTEE EVERY II [F
PAIR WE s’ELL. "

PRICES $3.50, $4,, $450. 3

WE CARRY ALSO A FULL LINE OF 4

$2, 4250 Ann .,sa SHOES...

"T" Ma «r...» "an?”

Louis .Av 54 WATE3VR3 or.

k m
POSTOFFICE BLOCK

flSOUT-H NORWALK

,You want an electrician

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ELECTRICAL
' ., PHONE

 
 

 

 
 

You need an electric motorli,

We will not overcharge yew and will guarantee the work.

THE WHITE stscrmclco

 

kIportion of the school fund is invested. I
Ibe amended so as to authorize the ex i
tension of the Corporate existen of?
lsuch bank and further. to consent tol

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Ithe reduction or til i

Electric 33 Electrical e cap tal stock 053
I: erlna for EVERYTHING supp"... Iipny such bank, and to sign all news
Barry Sho e s 3: Lung 1mg power. ELECTRICAL ‘ Motor Hop-In. sary papers I

store wired I Now, if the Legislature had not

specifically named the changes in a
{national bank that you may consent!
Ito, i would say you have the authority
‘Vto sign said “consolidation agree-VI

TRY US

In a lVinVIVrrVy

 

16M)“ , intent"; but the enumeration of your!
IGOIII‘I'RAOTORB.,' ,. powers in the statute forbid your do
3434- 3 3 3 . ”1" ing anything 'not enumerated: There-r

Ihave no authority to' sign the agree
|inellt in question 1

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IMPRESS your friends with yo

 

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Ash Cans
$1.10" to
, $3.50 ‘

V We do not buy cards at raudo

n studv of ELEGANCE

MAIN STREET, NORWALK.

 

Send Them Selected Ees' er Cards

Prices the same—cards different.

LANICE’S Cigar. Stationery and News Store
"THE STORE THEY TALK ABOUT ..

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; ~“Doan's Ointment cured the ol.
'sczcrun that had annoyed me a long
Itime. The cure was permanent”—
Hon S. W \lntthews. Commissionerl
,3l.nhoi' Statistics Augusta. Ma

 

m ARTISTlC taste.

in. WE DISCRIMINATE. We make

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1 DISCUSSION CONTINUES TODAY. I

(Formerly J. T. Hayel)

 

 

Panama Canal Tolls Controversy Ar-

 

 

 

 

 

Garbage
Cans 39c

 

V The many exclusive i'cntules that

 

'reported to the uptown police that he3
has lost one of his dogs, The animal’
Elaine is Rector and is a police dog.

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Eisenstocli,V:

married last Sunday in Passaic, N. 41.,
, hate returned to South Norivalln attel '

adheir wedding trip Friends are ex“
tending congratulations,

Walter Nichols. of South \'lVai11"V

street Southport, was operated 'uponii
morn ,4
Mrs Grace Mayh dented pr'ogiess by the Supreme Court

at the Norwalk hospital this

Sutton and Sando Levake were dis~
charged from. the Institution today
()iilcer W3§a3ce RVLV SaVmeIs has mow:

ed his stab‘IV‘ from Marshall attest to
quarters In" so oi? Herbert Hull inVI
3.\'orth Main l'./d'et He transferred!
his buggieuhwllnabouts, sleighe, har«
messes, horses and various other trapsl
this morning ,

 

The petition presented to the calm

, illissioilers or, the {first district, which’
prays mr'alpostponement of the deal

:V his water tax due on Mayiirst, was
considered by them last, night at their.

‘ weekly meeting. No definitcactlonI
was taken, according to the informa4V
tlon received, but it is expected that

time the petition will have been acted
upon. ._
Vile-e‘Thla ie a new bookllst or
the marriages of the divorcees, you
know."
Show-“Ill must he the new 'WhosVV'
~IVh‘oae' "--Llfe 1

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"W'PEROXID
n1 HYDROGEN

4 oz. Iiottlc

 

 

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“110°

'1 4» oil. 1111,16,; '

the commissioners will have a stated
ment to give out tomorrow. by Which

I The work during the year has been

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, to $1.50
IVAlbert F. Gehebe

25 West Washington St. '
I South Nor-walk.~ -

,i3VPhone 1069 a. Prompt convoy.

FOURS, $2. 500

Demonstrations on requc

OSCAR H.

Distributor for Falriield Coun y.

 

 

LAWYERS CAUGHT UN,PVVREPVAVRVED.
WAS HIV l-TON, April 2V~Unprece4

 

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M 0y 8 r M 0 tor 03 [S 33 ‘1 ate continued today. pending consider-
-. ution by the interoceanic canals com-

Are not meVryely ‘taiking points" inlt practical appliances ”that
gprcwu their worth in the “over team, and on the wad - ..I
Print: with Complet'e Equipment

 

gumenta3Made in the Senate.
w.431iiNt.'i'o.\,Aprii
discussions of the Panama Canal tolls
. 'controversy celituiing upon the vari-
' ‘ous bills awaiting action in the Son

ale found only on

imlttee on the. administration's repeal
‘ ‘bill scheduled to begin next Tucsdt'iy.

have

SVIXE‘, $33. 2503;3 Senator O'Gorman, chairman ot
'. ~: the interoceanic’ canaIsV committee,

30nd leading opponent of the repeal, re

S“ , iterated his intention to call a meet

Rivet-V Street. Norwaik. Conn -' ,lng oi the committee Tuesday, and

St.

 

, n” ,1 .“.H.“.“.m3 “3‘0“... . WWW Senator Owen, leading the administr-a
in Its year's work, it become known ;------~—~—I;w'!~~;~-w $.33. -- ~-;~—'«~m ~ Ition forcesi asserted that public near-
iloday_ has brought embarramnnent to! COXEY‘U VORGANIZIN‘V} VARMY. RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERS T0 VIBES on the “I" were “n“éceflsal‘y- and V

a.

.\E'W YORK. April 2.- lacob S. (3011-
cy lender ol’ the famous aimy which
bore his name and marched on Wash

 

{lawyers all.over the country, They
have been caught unprepared ,th Vpre<
sent their cases to the court and have
been compelled to ask the tribunal to
pass over case after case until noxtl lilgton in 113194 today establishedheath
year IV uuaitel'a here. lie said he uouid spend

(‘lliei‘ Justice White is said to poi;- Vsciel'nl days looking after plans for
'Vscss an ambition to clear the docket) the mobilization of the New York wing

Voi’ all cases awaiting. argument except: of an army of live hundred thousand
men which he Intends to lead into the

current business. When he becamol
national capital some time this month.

head of the court. a case waited al4
most three years before being hearth, The main division of the army, he

When the court adjo’firng the last on Hind. WI” V'Ieflle MHHHIIIOD, ()IIIUV, on

 

May for Vthe “planner It promjsgg 1303 ADP“ 10.411141 WI“ be joined DULHIGG'

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be considering cases filed 0,)”, a 3,8333 ”Washington by the eastern division.
before. Instead of hearing billy that m“
that three hundred cases on the docs BATES RETIRES FROM BUS‘NESS
ket as was the practice Va tew yearnV , .._.....

ago, the coprt this year may call 0%.. it or nineV years .a familiar place at

es as in along the docket as Nulnhér the Burlington Arcade entrance, At-
:500. ' ‘Iantic 411441.. the jewelry store of C.

F. Butt-11.4 will close Its doors today;
Mrj'Bates Iii-retiring irofrn the jewelry
business after an experience coverijlb
over 30 years. ,Entire stock-invade}
good—will and fixtures ot the store
(have been sold to Hyman-r Sosnowltz;

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handicapped by the absence of Jus-
tice Lurton on account of illness. 413i:
has returned to Washington and
tends to resume work when the court
Iconvenen today,

COMPOSER HIvR8VCHFELDV DEAD
‘saoz‘suno;,Auatrlaniungary, April werkén in 13334
241111111411 Hirschleld.
composer and director ot‘the Moran. posing 0V“ “WW”! Outfit. ,
team 'School of Music in this clty.Illed ducted one in 111111441119 ‘N Y 0
today sexton years he was a buyer 14.1- New,

 

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owner of the Atlanticjewelry‘ntorol
Mr Bates worked tor ennui Vendor»
In 1890 he 00%ch
the mindset a store in Newtc'nnaan. and later (“5333

 
 
 

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York Jewelry firms, Erick Brothers.
who tarnished rennin Knickerbociter 00141111111133, and the illicit "
W ' ' dill , 4

i . ; "v M5513 V would serve only to prolong the con
3- NEW HAVEN, April 2~.\'otlces oi‘ traversy

the special meeting of the SLOCkIlOId~,’ Senator Norris was prepared today
era of thefiew Haven “road on April to demand Immediate consideration of
'21, which are being réoeived, are ac his resolution, proylding for al bitra
,lconipanied by blank (limit for prox~ tion of the treatyodispptcs Invoiied In
ten. Stockholders are asked, in case the toll controverfiy. ISe3natoi' Polndcx-
'they cannot attend the meeting, to up ter was ready to tiI‘keV advantage 01'
1point one of the men, whose names are the first opportunlty to bring up his

011' the list submitted, to represent the measure calling for a piIVthponVenlcnt ol‘ '

Vetockholder. The twenty three names consideration of the tolls question
submitted are those of the directors. until President Wils‘hi'n submits the de-
It was predicted here today that the tails of the foreigntlelauonl existing
directors would have control of a ma between the Unlistd States and other
Iority oi the stock. It Was also said countries 1114141441111"; the repeal. Seiiw
.that many stockholders Ivho feel ag- ator Jones i'ui‘nlirhed'i mother possibil-
'grleved over the'iway things have gone ity for action today, declaring his in.
are expected tmolce their opinions. Itention to press mo' ”(isolation calling
A meeting or the directors was to be upon the president to furnish the Scu-
held in New York today; When the mat— ate with the names of all nudpiis which
‘ter of trustees for the trolley 1511th have protected against the tolls ex»
diaries in Connecticut Was expected to eruption clause.‘
he brought up. , ~ Estimates carefully compiled .‘by the

{.3047 wmfiw

RRODUCER' CONSUMER CAMPMGN‘ the administration forces have the re
”BOSTON. ADI?” 2- “figsmnsefi from qulslte votes to peas the, repeal bill by.
about 0111411111111de 1441140114, montly apart-Vow marginonly . ; ..
farmers, have beeVn received by Postw‘l ,- , u
mpster M afield to illsmotices recent? HEART
ly 41471137411 3 England pip; , ' ~

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IIHaven Bunk,«the§Nnm4J-Ialten County .,

3333 A. M.-12V. 25:4,.5

2. w—Intormal V

.1, i Efforts will be made by friends 01 3‘
.. 1 the bill to prevent any undesessnry de- ‘

leaders of the two factions show that ‘

New York, New Haven
, _-and Hartford
Railroad Timetable

lN EFFEQT MARCH 15,1914.
.
SOUTH Mon‘yvALK TONEW YORK.
A, M.—~1:2OX,V 52331:. 5:41x, 6:09,
6: -65’x 721811 7: 46 '8" 17x a: 55x, 9:15x,,
9: 37 10: 27x 10: 45x, 11: 14x . I
P M.-—1:09x, 118 3:00x, 3:,29I
'4 40x 6: 12x 5. -44, 6: 00x 6: 47V,‘I3: 02x,
7. 31:1, 9: 42x, 10: 12x
Sundays. ,-
33x, a. -41x 8: 54,

 

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':i‘0 27x, 11: 24.

P. M.~—12: 33011 25441:, 3:00x,
6: 00x, 7. 0114, 7- 12, ":57x, 9:42, 10:12x,
‘:10 28.

 

NEW YDRK T0 SVOUTH NORWALK.' I
A. Iii-41 431x 5: 40 11:45. 810311,,
8:5ix, 9:1511'. 1010214, 10:05, 10:50x,,3

"11:03. i
P. M.~12:03,'1:05, 2:04x,'2:57,i
3.3011. 3 55, 4 29 .1 0511, 6: 24 5:28

6011: 6:07 8:10x, 9:40x,9:,44 1116 I
11:30, 12.6011. i
Sundays. V

A. M.—~6:00, ~8:03x. 9:00x, 10: 0214,:
11 00x. '
P, M.——12:10, 120211, 3:39x, 5:02x.VI
F1: 04 6 011: 1:41 s: 1011 9:401, imagine
W12 1°23: . ~ I

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soy'ml NORWALK‘ TO NEW HAVENV'
A. ‘tl'.-——l2:23x, 111711 0. 09, 7:" .3 ,
9:16x,10'22 1l111x, 11:57.11. I
P M.:——~120, 3:16x4:285:,14 6:111x,1
6:417:10): 9. 26):, 10:50X,11:26. l
Sundays. ’

A VM.-—12. 23x V1: 1373!, 7. 43, 9. 316x,IV
10' I9, 'le 11X. V V'
P. M.:—12 09x,2 :07x 4. 47k, 621214,.

fore, I am of the opinion that you’ll: 46 711011 813414 9: 26x-f, 10: 501:. l

 

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SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANVBURY.‘V
A M.t~120 6213, 8:27, 9:59x.
a M.—-1:25, 4: 38 6:20,.47:15, »
Sundays.
.4. M.—«10:35. ,
P. M.-—2:15, 7:15.

DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK. ,
A. M.—6:00, 7:23, 8:18, '10zo3x,’

11:55. '
M,———4:21, 6:40, 8:30.

Sundays.

A. Air—7:55, 11:45.

P, M.—-—6:05,.8:30.

x signifies express,

1 signifies stops on signal only.

Cutrtuan
utilitarian;

 

 

 

ll‘nve the'carhon removed from

your engine's" cylinder by the

V‘OXYGEN Paocsss

which does it better and mole
thoroughlv than the most con-
scientious selapillg methods—4» 3
Eand does the entire engine In an"
hour or less WITHOUT TAK-

l.\'V(I 'RIIIJ ENGINE DOWN

1)th run lat-"carbon fouled 41n-
glue-wit meansVVLESS rowan
scored cylindei walls, pro-igni-
tlon, etc. ,

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Very 1411.171 able rates.

W A rHanfOtd
Garage...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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OUR SUITSVV

ARE NOTEWOR'BHY FDR THEIVFIV GRAGEIV‘V‘UL “LIVNVES PER.
~" FEDT FVIT AND REFINEMENT ,

‘and you are certain of obtaining the Best American Adaptation

York Styles. .
gnly the Belt Materials are selected for our garments and they
are [MADE WITH BXAGTINQ CARE so to FIT and FINISH.

Fro. 1111 J acoby

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$12.50 1.. 1:34

Opposite Hoyt’ s
Theatre

 

 
 
 
 
 

114cm _
LAUNDRY__.

Lallndry Work

First class Shirt and 114,114.; ,
Work can always be done in a ~V
first- class laundry plant. ,

THE, CRESCE
LAUNDRY

Is equipped to turn out first-I
class work “

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.4 fair trial is all 111111 weVaskg’

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the Poor

VANDV ,

Comfort of the
Rich

Use ill Furnace ot‘f
or Stove V

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Office candid Block V'“ ‘
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Architect and

Mechanical
Draftsman

Plans drawn for all kinds 4'17 private” ,
buildings, losidelices, etc. 1711114, 4114141. I ‘; “
Ilcutions and estimates given. Also,
all kinds oi’ mechanical drawing done ‘
Tracing and Dion printing (lone. 11914- 3,
unable

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