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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 6, 1914 · page 5

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“A Featuring Displays of Fashionable Easter Apparel at Less-Than—
’ Usual Prices. _

A Hundreds of women, were here Saturday. and everyone appeared to be A
delighted with the fashionvdisplays and highly satisfied with the values

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

comp etc assortment cm Dotted
: amen. Boriine and Madras in white.
ammo octunnd colored designs. 4 .
hits Ruffle Curtainii at 390 and 000

120031;; Curtains with colored hon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

v'l‘he largest and lineal; line of Dining Romp, new
. " ' £00m Den..Psr10r Library, Livins Room and Hall
— 4 inuriihure; also of huge, carpets. Mailings, Oil

 

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« #31100in A “8th A «‘Wh’ A0059. ‘ 4 Cloth. Linoleum Draperies, Window Shades 0110,15 Many who came mergiy to “100k around” were conquered by the loveli-
,_ E, K B NKS look I“? Iteilonery store. 7,. - iiouaellurnisiungs to be manila this vwlnlty aid ness of fashions and the lowriess of prices, and remained to purchase.
. , A South N 1, , here. ‘ 4 . We shall continue this Easter Sale until Saturday, April 11th. Come

 

Net-walk «
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Ladies’ $18 $20 01 $22 SUITS

m... it!:.2"*..i°‘?o‘“rtl$1298 Méfl8lY0ungMen . ~

duality the Highest.

A. J. Collins & C071"

fuMenAL omeorons mic“ snap. ,
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“AAtiers or folds. COINS are black The latest English models in

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

CEMENT coucNeTE‘,AsPHAL1-, TAR, nan east/at. [100%
WALKS. name, net-lineal: on Mew. . 3: .__- ‘M

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 
 
 

 

 

WEATHER FAOREOAAABT.A

For ANorwalk and vicinity: Unsat-
Sitled and warmer tonight and Tues-

LADIES’ SAMPLAE sun‘s m, ,0, W,

601'st siik or woven material; knowing that you are wen dressed The p”,
_NEW SPRING DRESSES

Mouse and women take up with BOYS, SPRING SUITS

. navy, Copenhagen and novelty gray and brown mixtures and . A98
conservative models that former-$12
Ever one of these Suits is a _
reprodiiAction of a Paris modelA$ 140.95 Hand Tailored SUITS
Gabardine, wool crepe silk pop
cés are more than reasonavfble
They are the sort of dresses $40 95
feelings of glad possession. They

weaves.
1y sold for $15 and $18. Specially
and is fashioned in a highly en- That invest you With the satisfaction of,”
ha and wool serge. $270 50
$15. 00 $18. 00 $20 00
A that the makers launch with con-
M are unusually beautiful and prac-

 

New, all- wool blue serges and A A
fancy mixtures in double breasted $2 38.;

 

SpeCIal

Ada ; robabl rain; gentle to moder- For two weeks only, starting Satan ‘ O B J k 58 WALL STREET, ~
at: bfeeaes. Ahecominfl south. A low day, ADV“ Hh We Will make an ac son NORWALK. A Aficafl- ‘SpCClaiiy P‘A‘ced for t1A"5$A12 098 and ”0"me patch pockets; Spec-
‘ 8 x 10 enlargement from your small - PHONE m week ialy priced for this week. $5 (38A.A‘A

 

. trough 0f low pressure extending from
Texas northeastward to Michigan is
causing cloudy and unsettled weather
with snow or rain in the western and
central districts. Pleasant’ weather
with low temperature for the season
of the year prevails along the Atlan-

. Optician . .
* Everythifigln the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free '

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negatives Ii’oArvA29c. lThisw is our reg‘w
lar 500 enlargement. We guarantee‘
the best work. Notice. our window '
dlflplay

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tic mast Fronts were reported as .

81AT|0NElAiY AND BOOK BATORE 9
mi south as Ninth Carolina. ithe ‘16 Bow". MAIN STREET. OPPOSite Hoyt 5 Theatre
western disturbance will {probably 7

 

 

 

 

 

movo eastward to the Lake region

 

 

 

 

- today. T I A A A .. ‘
,4; __ ‘- One of ,Our :: Electric if; EVERYTHING . v: . Electrical
ooMlEA'i'HER A YEAR AGO TODAY. yA :2 al.2334433,“... ELECTRICAL- ".mpsxmll:

 

 

You want. your house or store wired

You need an electric motor _ TRAY” US

'* You want- tin electrician in a 1111;}, ,7,
WeA will not «3th you and will Mt“ Ante work.

H.- J TRIPP

Architect and

Temperature: Low, v30; high, 44.
Rain. - $1.3,

 

ultimatum limit
-~ nun $1011, 0110

Delusions

 

 

Hamilton Lawrence, of 18 Schvol

 

 
 
 

street, Norwalk, is slowly improving. ' 4 j‘ THE WHITE ELECTfiIchC STAMFORD. April , s—Génerous
, V k A b - ‘ ' ,5 nners . ‘4. I: , , ELECTRACAL CONTRACTOH‘. _‘ .» provision tor the needs of Seven“ 1‘8' MGChanicaul
' Mr, and Mrs. Charles r“. lilllse, of . . " -- 54 w ‘ PHONE 342.3, OQU m up“ ligious societies is made by the will,

rl—iigli sireet, are the proud parents of , - v m I :A 2 I i I I 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ' I ' ' ' ‘ 'v ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ v ‘ ' of Miss. Sarah Ferguson, which “as DraftSman

Plans drawn for all kin of prlmtc
buildings, residenies, etc lane. spool-
flcalions and estimates given. Also
all kinds of mechanical drawing (lone.
Tracing and Dion printing done. Hens
unable. .
48 FRANCE STREET,
Tel. 846-12. “A Norwalk. Conn.

Am altered for probate today The tie .
A " . ,4 A quests or a public character call for The
lllstiibution of more than $100..000
A lAinong the more [important items are 1.
these: St. Andrew's Episcopal. Stam-
ford, fin ~endowment, $30,000; St
John’s Church House Stamford. :10.-
000. for endowment: Holderneso,
omorly J. T. Hayes.) ,School for Boys, Holderness, N. ll.._ ,
”7-" 4 ‘ lsmOO; Trinity College $5,000: trus- ,
’ - toes of Inevlipimopal diocese of New
8.10.000: Domestic. and ’

a daughter. born yestedai‘.

 

Tripp’s Restaurant

(FORMERLY LANE'S)

.me

Miss Bessie L. Croiutt, of New Ha-
ven. is spending the day in town with
relatives.

 

 

Division No. l, A. O. H., received
Holy Communion in a body at the 7
o'clock mass in St. Mary’s Chruch. yes-

' terday.

iMPRESS'your friends with your ARTISTIC taste.

Send Them Selected Ens er Cards
We do not my cards at random. WE DISCRIMINATE We make
a study “ELEGANCE. Prices the same—cards different. .

LANICE’S Cigar. Stationery. and News Store
MAIN smear NORWALK.
“ETHE srone THEY TALK he

 

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Miss Susan Council, of New Ro-
chelle, is visiting with the Misses
Markham, of Water street, South Nor-
walk.

 

 

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Boys playingAball in the depot yard
yesterday were stopped by Officer
Toothill, who“ called the game,

 

 

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Ail the regular society meetings in
the downtown Gongegatlonal church
lime been postponed iintil next week
bemuse this is rHoly Week,

5...... Styles

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Foreign Missionary Society of the ,
John's '

-I Spring Milliuery

 

 

lilpiscopal filhunch $10, 000; St.
it‘huich, Stamford, 310.000: for the
'Fund (or Aged and Inrlrm Ministers '
oi the diocese of Connecticut 310. 000; ' :‘
iSt. Andrew‘s Church for burial lots. ~
.8500; the Ferguson Library, Stamford, I
310, 000 _ . i .'
~ lMlse Ferguson was a memiicr of an
gold and well known family or this city.
iA brother, John Day Ferguson. now . ..
deceased, gave the Ferguson, Library _ _
to the city. Another brother, Dr. Hell» ,

Court Edmondo de Amicis, No. 173, .
Foresters of America. will hold a reg— .-
7 ulnr quarterly meeting this evening. "

Advertiéing ‘

The many exclusiie featuies theft lire found onAiyA on

MOy er Motor Cars

Axe ndi iiieyeiy “talking points" but practical appliances that have
met en their worth in the Mcyer' factory, and on the road
Files with Complete «Equipment N

FOURS $2.500 sums $3250

Demonstrations on request.

OSCAR H. BANKS?

AR E BEING SHOWN
BY

Edna Mae Seymour
ROOdne‘r’ s BIOck

WASHINGTON STREET.

 

George Y,ourdisky reported to the 3:
police that his horse had wandered _j
away. Later he reported finding the .,
animal, H

ers. Stephen Marshall has received
word. that (her mother, Mrs. Netcher-
rot, or Washington Park, Port Chose-
cr, is seriously ill at her home.

-‘ The Strong

 

 

 

Mr. and'IMre. fHarold Whitney, of
Tyndall street, are the parents of a
11-min girl born yesterday inclnlng.

'Miller & Chittim, of Norwalk, so ;; POWGI‘ of its , AA
cured the permit to wire the house oi: A AA..A.

Frank 1. Jones, in 14 Elm street, this 22

in.

ULLMAAN MAKESAAF'iEPLY TO no.

 

 

 

Mother and child “1‘9 dd” nicely 7 mornlng. :ry Feigllson, is a member of the Trin- ,, :
v - — . .. b ' it ‘ . lily College faculty. and another! re- M‘ANS LETTER . . . [-3
Health omcer William J. Tracey“, m4 mm Mrs. W. H. 'Crowe and an“. Dletri uter for I‘airfleld Coun y River Singlet, Norwal Conn , . Asides l‘vere, ., ‘ Hz,‘_ . 3118111888 ..
‘ ‘ ‘ He Reiterates That He Is Out of Pol- ' ‘ “ " ‘

: "reported to him yesterdays case ol‘
scarletinu at 39 Bolden avenue. The‘

.dren, of New Haven. spent yesterday
with Dr. (Irowe‘s mother, Mrs, James

‘ Victim is the little ilve-years-old Darts
- girl, daughter of! Eugene Davis. an in-
surancc collector.

t), Crowe. of West avenue,

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AWilllnm lH. Ferris. of New York,
spout Sunday at his pureniul home in

 

one trinity on duty in the second dla_

Four policemen “Amie first nAunemAiwest street. "Cop's" man,‘ friend 11 4 f l h yen Progressive Club alleging that A A

9 ll instance is John wer noticed at A' A ‘ S M t 0- 10ml? 0 3mi- 1‘3”“th A- ‘ A ’ . v"A "
all . 9 greeted him during the 0in . Mitchell, No. 123 South Main street. colonel lsauc )1, 00111011 had attended ~ EmCienc _
a political luncheon in New, Yorlrntx ' , y

 

 

met, last night, They were John H, '”’“ "““ by buviug anAdlei Rochester made Blue Serge Suit:1egulnr $20 .
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lsinlth, .1071“, E. Reynolds, John I. [he young ladies of Blond lilvei “mm in our selling out 010 mm Bale "3.75; Our $4,; vBuits, cntyvt’oult-h birthday. About .tnenty WAT? ”91:3“ (121minqmm-lmettl‘iitthl‘g , , .
filtOh‘erta, and John I“, my“. ,are to have their old fashion New $9. 48 All 01111:} and ends 0f18uits ”‘00 . Mendy, gathered to make the anniver- an 1110 g You to. mprees on , is , .. 4 ’ .. .. ,r ,7
,. . ‘ England summr, Thursday etching of ’ mm, a happy' one. Following the con- 7 intended to get the aid of the Progressv ‘ * ' “ ' ' ,,
Mr and Mrs. lulmer E (‘nse who “his week, instead or Wednesday I OUIS AVRICK ignittuliiticnu and'lprcseutation of gifts, 1"9‘1’01‘13’ *0 defilmy‘ the Rm‘abaclmnu- Is Fully Appre-
' lm in ‘ ' . . chine and build up one of his own“ _ , ' 4 7 ‘
lliuva been in Florida for the winter 3 P there were chmmlcs, music, palm ,( ‘ 1 U" u t i ”I e t the . ,7 , _‘
’ WW..-“ . ‘ . ‘0 one pm 91131 gut 011
arriVed on Saturday They came by reading and an 1111 and loan exhlbl- . 4
A Mrs Alice Denney, of Woody lCrent 0. BlOCk SOUthNOl‘Wdlk tloh 001,349,,“ 0,. thirtv-one Objects ~following shower:

the Clydo Steamship ”"9 V95”! A Norwnlk received a summon Satur
Hivennpee There. were sunshlny dM’B any, to attend tho funeral of her
and moonlight nights all the way and nephew, George Richer, of Port Chest!
the oceuii wave as calm as the Sound i or New York. .
0—.— 4 ‘ ' A ‘7 ‘9’“-
i10125131110 Mzisblra'fl‘. lilitlpinan (alibi/01"! rwillinm 110811011. 01‘ South Nor
“‘ n, a ’“m‘ 9" ° 1 9 “93‘1”" “t woin is one or those iovbeneiu in the
libel home 0“ Elm street ‘9’“me iprlze contest “Perils of I’nuliuc," now
evening in honor or their guest Mics mooning m the Hearst newspapers lie
Ethel McElroy, or Cambridge lilacs.
’ received a choc on .Saturda
ti‘ilo Mom was a pleasant 0110,0113 7. AL“, y
host and hostess proving Very efficient; Henry W Plant, Charles Money
‘ in the art of entertaining. Cards and and, family; Hhrlan ,1, Wright an
dancing we” enjoyed after which 11 others who have cottages at Belle
light ““9”“ w” ”“3“,“ island at which they summer. spent

 

 

 

property and planning improvements
for the coming} your.

 

 

 

 

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MRSQ MITCHELL’S BIRTHDAY.

 

 

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Large Number of Guests Enter-tamed
at Home": South. Main Street.
A. vcry pleasant evening was spent

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Rev. Richard ii onion printer 0!
St. Joseph's 23.10, church announced
yesterday in the services that 780 plus

 
 
 
 
 

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lilies.

Miss Blanche I... Pohhnan. ‘ot Giulio
- was the cm» oi! money resulting Court, Who resigned last week i
:4, (roan the prosecution ot,4tiie play Keozhéa 0111100031 pillow;

 

Mrs, S. 1‘). Luminous mother“
'(Tlhhrlee D, .liylngton, of Yonkers,

The annual convocation of Washing- Acui 3V8
. tori Chapter it A. M, will be held at state 1‘0
the Masonic Temple Wednesday night ing of 691W!
Aprll 9. Election ‘ot oiliccrs will take.

 

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115' in town with friends.

 

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riday night at the

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midst was presented Willis catalogue
of the exhibit. At midnight a dainty
collation was served and enjoyed by
all. Mrs, Mitchell was the recipient
oil a. large liilmbcr of beautiful gifts,
including cut flowers, plants, linen,
gold and a mlmellnncous collection 00‘
useful articlAéa. The birthday cake,
which was very novel and unique. was
presented by Mrs. Buitlcm. .lt when

large marble colic iced .iu
vwreathed in luvcndp}; and. white Aand
a. white «satin band crushing the top
inscribed in silver 1803,1014 At 1
loclock the guests departed, giving ex-
precision to the niéasoni common
and wishing the, dates» many happy

 

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ltlca~WaI at Luncheon.

NEW HAVEN April 0A—- Following
11 mm made public last Thursday
night virom George A, Romans, ol‘
Dsnbury, at a meeting or the New Hav

The statement that I am out of
politics is true. i am out of politics
I have no idea ol‘ coming into ,‘polltitu
again, it is true that I took luncheon
with three or i’Our gentlemen in New
York at their invitation. Tile
luncheon was served in the Open dirt
in; room of the liotel Belmont. The
lunch and the talk which lollowed and
wet cdedv it took less than an hour. At
that time i impressed on the gentle-
men who were there that l was en-
iirely out of politics and not interested
in any m shape or manner. in it,

except as 011v citizen should be inter- :

sated iii what is for the best interests
Oi" the state. 7
meetings held since the luncheon. 7 l

have not been in the city on either 7 7

date. neither have i been in communl
cation with the moonlight with motto
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