I 5 day.
for, business all day tomorrow.
. Friday night at 8 o'clock.
'5 procured their accommodation and
. 5,. tickets through, .l.
Taylor .84 Golden
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{'oooo FRIDAY SENTINEL.
{The Sentinel will be issued us a
mdrnlng paper on Friday A'plil 10th
onI account of its being a legal hoii
All adveltlsements, items of
hows, etc. should be in the office of
publication early Thursday afternoon.
H. hrieger Company 5will Ibo, open
._._.~
"Peter Shields, of Hamilton
who is ill at his home, remains
about the same condition.
avenue,
.vI—‘Soft but wan. feather.
O‘Brien. .
“Burden Of The Crosé" by Reed, it
contain, will be rendered by the choir
.ot. Grace Episcopal church on Good
* 0
'Reed ll. Flynn, oi' South Norwalk,
has given up the insurance business
and has gone with the United E‘lectrlo .
Light and Water company.
f—Music Hail, Friday, Checkers, in
6 reels. A wbnderful drama reIpleteI
with human interest, full of thrilling
sitiuntions
Maurice M. Carevv who has been in
Wallingford for his health, is ex
Ducted to return home next “week be4
in; non pronounced practically
cured.
5Mr, and Mrs. T, Marshall Andrews
are sending out invitations for the
dance they are to give in the Royal
James llnn on April 24th for their
niece, Mlgs Anna Lockwood.
The members of the Women's
5Christian Temperance Union have
been invited to attend the service in
the Advent Christian Church in East;
Norwalk at 3 o‘clock tomorrow after-
noon. I 1
«Caps, caps galore. O'l‘irien.
Old Well 'Conimandery. 956, United
Order of the Golden Cross, held a s'o-
ciable at Mrs. W. A. Disbrow's, last
evening. The house was well filled
with friends Cards and music were
enjoved After that refreshments was
served and the guests departed at a
late hour.
Among the passengers sailing today
. on the steamship “Frederick Viil.‘ of
the Scandinavian American Line, book-
ed for Christiana... are Mrs. Joseph
direction and her two children, having
M. Layton & 00.,
inc., agents of the line at South Nor-
walk.
.At Grace Church, on Muundy Thurs
day, evening prayer at 4: 30; supper]
in .
Paris 4. .
[or womcus'
dresses, waists,
Now is, you
Costume. 15 cents
in'g fashion.
For Sale at DONNELLYJS,
At our Pattern
you may inspect this charm-
aSter Egg D3593:w
ery Pul'L'llasel' 0f grocer. ,.
ice, Washington heat
I w! OWE AND REPEENi PREMIUM TRADING BTAINIPO. I
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PioTIoRiAL REVi
PRESENTED
THE "MINARET"
three months before any other pattern.
{The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
, for March, 1912—7 months
beforcI any other pattern of-
. PIGTORIAL REVIEW
offers new as the latest from
The "JAPANESE" Collar
and
costs, etc.
r chance
llllSSCS
to
choose and wear this, the lat-
est style from Paris first.
Counter,
to ev-
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I r;
RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 Noni Main 3?. :5
Daily rind EIIunuIy ,ij
5cm"
Costume, 16 could I
16 South Main 'St.
. jA GoodRool Test
“ is a hard endiv storm.
5 'phono us.
s. R Briidi &sflc...*
,j, u wmmmn Ian. 3“. new... Conn
Breakfast. 2643. Dinner, 35:.
' Supper. "250.
Friday Dinner
Clam ~Chowder
Roast; Lamb ,,
Fried Codfis'h Steak
.. nation Iilue‘ Fish
5 " Mashed Potatoes ‘
Stewed Tomatoess
Boys’ ExpressWd‘gIons With
“I9“ ‘4‘?!“ $15.0 to $598 5 i 5 .“Gottagd mains and Demon
Albert F. ‘Gehebe in“;
as West Washington St. Apple "9503 cMIIIIIIi l’ihvavrle. ..
III 0 own I
South Norwalk.
p-rone'l‘ws 2‘ Home-made Bread and Pics
MansiOn House
Prompt Delivery.
The Winner
fthe
Stadium
Clothes
Title Competition .
in SouthNorwalk
is L. B. Tripp, of
106 S. Main St
Great. Easter Sale
at the
,Royal Grocery
ALL THIS WEEK,
GREATEST SALE EVER.
READ CIRCULAR.
Royal Grocery
' Grocer. and Pruner-arc.
Tel. 12848. ‘ 22 89. Main at.
”a ”mm—a—W —.———
RESCENT
LAUNDRY
l ’Phone. - 5- 4
----~ W Mr" The Laundryhthatt guarantees
DEBATE ON REGIONAL RESERVE] not to inlureisarments with in-
CITIES. , jurlous charmer/ls is the. place,
5 to send your. clothing. We abso-
WASHINGTON, April 9.—-Debatq lutly guaranties. not to use any
of the lord at 8 o clock; Good Friday,
morning prayer at 10;th_reo hours,
devotion; beginning at 12; evening
prayer, followed by the cantata, The
Burden of the Cross, by William Reed,
at 8 o'clock; Saturday Easter cyan.
administration of the sacrament of
baptist and the churching of women,
at .4 o‘clock,
w
Al the meeting of South Norwalk
Lodge, No. i329, ‘L. 0. 0. M., to be held
this evening the installation of officers
will be held. The degree will be work
5 ed on a class of candidates, the char-5
tor having closed April 13L, Reports
of standing committees will be made
find new committees for the ensuing
your will be appointed The outer»
tsinment committee has provided shot
on in the banquet hall at the close of
the meeting. The officers urge that
be present this evening. .
roast heel! supper,5 which will be sen-l
every member make a special effort to5 case in the Hudson County Court was tlfe railroad magnesia try to gel:
adjourned yesterday until General the deposition,“ Milli when Mexico ,
5 Madison Villa can be reached to give is more pomlpibnt the rebel chief
(load with tire to, be hudmlor his deposition. “(thumbnail in that, of was too unwinowlp I
iover the selection of the twelve
regional reserves vclties for the new
federal banking system was resumedI
in the Senate today. The-«discussion.
followed the calling up by Bouillon
Hitchcock of his resolution providing
'that the organization committee oil
the federal reserve board submit all
its data and the reasons upon which;
the fixing, of reserve districts was
based The introduction yesterday of
the resolution followed thot debate, .
participated in mostly by Southern
Senators, over the selections. of At-
lanta and Dallas, as against New Orv
leans. Senator wooden, of Louisiana;-
is authority for theststement that an
attempt would be made to have the
reserve board overrule the selectiond'
of the organization committee.
-such chemicals; neuthoir rplnco
“is not in alaundry of today. Lot
he do your family wash this
week and we will‘wash CLEAN
everything. starch the starch
pieces and dry them and iron all
the table linen and bed linen. At
the rate of 1 1-20 mar piece or
50 pieces for 754:
Semi-Finish Wash
'50 PIECES-75c
Leather Company, of Mexico unwow
York, and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. to rocuver the value of a
large shipment of hides from Mexico,
which are alleged to have been taken
from freight cars by Villa's men
William iii. Edwards. attorney for
I
4"
WANT DEPOElWON FRO-M5 VILLA.
: JERSEY CITY, N. J., April 94"‘Al
lie: the or»
John O'Neill 4:. the Cacti-oi; attention, 4
helium-ed.
5 5*. :‘i
If your
roof loaks,,drop us a card ori
We will repair and
paint it all for odd price, guaran-
teed, to per square foot. Call us
NOW.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONWAOTORQ:
.inissiOners drafted have been sent to
[nonlumm , ill
Fownes
cutsuurns G, '
(Continued from first page) ., Srzgeio $45 00 Intzs
maul, which is but good at all All colors.
not i expenses." {dads the letter, “or
I-di repairs and interest charges be- l I
in: practically solid} to the net raven ‘
use or the department. we believe it to
be dur duty to take any steps that?
would lessen the “ne'er of being new{
polled to so before the board of esti-
mate and tduslion and requesting
them to lay in; tax on this district tol
cover any déllolt that might be
shovm "
The commissioners further on thI the
”The
GRE
eye. 'ljhey have agreed ..
. .. appllohtlonl '
at the cilia " extension of time‘ .I
the privilege of paying the water rutel
on or before the first of November
with interest rate at 6 per cent. per‘
nnnum, for the time extended.
Copies of the letter which the com-
New Easier Suit,
SALE OF
each of the signers of the petition. it: ~
follows: I '
Norwuik. Connecticut,
April 8. 1914.
To the Signers of a Certain Petition in
Regard to the Payment of Water
Rates in Advance, Received March
30th, 1914: '
We have received and csrefullyf con-
Phone 781.
When
IN DOUBT
as to like... do get your 3 ‘IIlwodeJ
clashed, repaired oi- pressed ve tie 5a
trial. Called for and delivered.
A. L BRIE
FlneyT silo:
32 no. mums L 020.
“w“. .
4.
I.
Electrical F0.»
The Only Fully Equipped
5 ELIQI‘W 3H0! ' ' '
in the I'm .
AUTO PPLIIO
.3 Phone Bob—I. .80. Mela at».
so. Norms. Music Mom 5
5.»
w I Mrs. Ada FIIAltenbra'ndt
Bole Whil- the
Jennings~Bragdon Co.
, 5 importers ethane dross fabrics.
Made to order --by French Tailors
fo‘ct lit suntan . Over 700 samples
to choose from. moug them are the
new crouch” linens; all boautihu
I shades: goods sold by the yard; no du-
plicates if desired. The {public is
invited to call evenings after 6 o'clock.
6 west 3!. Tel. 1225-2. 80. Nor-walk.
having that suit anode, hav-
ing your ciennlugaud press»
lug done, give me a trial.
LADIES' BUITB MADE TO
ORDER ANo ,SATISF’AC-
non GUARANTEED,
M. Dolin
‘ Ladies,y Tailor
85 N. MAINST.
thu.~~.- W ”a.“
Some Bargains in
Parlor and Hanging
LAMPS
THE WEEK . ,
our. one meow.
Il’l. I l, t,‘0.lill8iéad,
.79 .wlimmorou: or.
Pmrhpt convoys “rel, 025.
5 t ’J-
(”A .4 55
at...“ w,”—
vmrvnllrm 5W1.
‘ smoloflwwpl’oym *
‘II Upon taking office we made a careful 1
sldered your petition requesting the
temporary suspension of Rule 17 in
Easter Sale
5 Last 2 Days
Follow the crowds to the Mi ntz
Slum if you want to save on your
990 $l’.25:$l.49 $119,314»
Re :u'ar value $1.50 to $3 ’
$6Childmn'e Coats, $4. gIs
Special Sale of
Children’s Costs at $4.95.
Regular price $6.
IAT
Coat or Dress.
SHAPES
lregard to the payment of writer rates;
-—-—:in advance from May 1st 1914. ,
chaminatidn of the financial conditloui
lot the water department and found I
'thdt only by exercising the very greati i
lest care in the handling of your lund.’ ..
would we be able to avoid, closing thel,
iyear with a deficit. ’lhe actuai‘ ex-
lpenoes, ordinary repairs and interest
changes being prartically equal to the:
inst revenues of the department, we‘
believed it to be our duty to take any
} steps that would in any way lessen the4
l danger of being compelled to go before. ,
, the 5board of estimate and taxation and,
lreq eating them to lay a tax on thisl
Are you ready for *McNelly's or
the big summer season of dancing?
The Reed &Voll(
Women’s Suits, Skirts and Coats; per;
i
'l
jl
l
.. pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent.
district to cover any deficit that mighti
be shown The amount that we pay
for interest on our bonded indebted
Inc's! and on our floating indebtednessl
is appalling Mhen considered in rela '
high to our gros revenues Rule 17,
refined to above, making water rates
his in advance, Will be the 1416an
loosening this interest, saving you
.I in considerable sum of money. creating
"_ as it will a working capital and makv
lag further borrowing offtunds .99:- the.
. payment of current expenses and in?
'Z: terest on bonded indebtedness unneo
essary.
We can appreciate your feeling that
with the city tax payable April let, it
is a hardship to have the rule go into
shoot at just this time. However, we
wish to assure you that anyone who
finds it inconvenient to pay his full
year’s water rate on May lst will be
given upon application at our office
on extension of time to November 18!.
but at that time will be expected to
per annum for the time extended
d‘his arrangement, in our opinion, is
most equitable, giving the rate payer
the extension that he desires at a very
slight increased cost.
Yours truly.
FLETCHER H. MONTGOMERY.
FREDERICK l4. OHANDtllER.
FRANK I. JONES.
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Duck, Hall and- Half Rolley ’Hesitation‘and Tango 3 in 1, Twilight.
All modern and regular dances guaranteed for 85 or money re-
funded.
START TODAY
Private lessons ever-Ix, afternoon and evening in your own home or
PO EY’S
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
29 Monroe Street Tel. 785-2
All teaching clone with the Victrola dancing music. Latest dance '
records.
a
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HE SIMPLY WON‘T HAVE METZ. l
Musiclam' Union Tries to Force Him
Upon Alhambra. In Stamford, as
Orchestra Leader.
Because the Musicians’ Union and
Theodore Metz insist that Metz- be re
instated as musical director of the A15
hambm Theater. against the wishes of
Manager Geronimo-and because the
Musicians' Union would not allow the
Why "Not?
Positive in action for backache,5
weak back, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder troubles. P. J. Bowl, Ogle;
Texas, writes: "After taking two hot;
ties of Foley Kidney Pills, my rhea.
matlsm and kidney trouble are com-'
Safe and effective. For,
pieteiy gone."
sale by all drusgists."
nap-ou-
RAILROAD LINE COMPLETED.
w
'NECHACORIVER CROSSING. B. (3.,
. . .. I . i ‘ . j, ;
Withholdmeiporo 5 limit. sentinel
' “Myilludvmuy
,Aprll 9.——-'I‘he last spike linking up the
main line of the Grand Trunk Pacific
Transcontinental Railroad was driven
.eurly tdduy, one mile and a half eastw
'0: this point.
Shortly afterward the first train.
having on board Morley Donaldson.
Nice-president of the road, and a partyl
of officials, continued its journey to
Prince Rupert, the western terminal
of the line.
... .. M. u.
OFCOURSE IT WAS FOUND.
The value of Sentinel advertisements
has impressed itself upon another of
South lbiorwuik citizens. J. lrvlug 5Dib.
bio, of the Ferris Cool Cbmpany, is the
enthuhlustic one over the ads. today.
He lost a valuable scarf pin. An ad-
yerllsemcnt in The Sentinel for one
day only secured the return of the pin.
Mr. Dibble would not state where or
by whom the pin was found. but solo
that The Sentinel is the best advertis-
lug medium in this vicinity. ,
A. party of Norwalk people will
l «.4»: illiteracy iiiornini for was.
lawn. em. a. wool: will, be spent
in silliness!“ , "
5 You are conscious of your
eyes—obey ache, water, blur
or in some way command
your attention.
THEY ARE ASKING FOR
HELP!
Our OCULISTS. are
skilled and competent. Why
not let them take care of your
eyes?
THAMER
OCULISTS ‘ AND OPTICIANS
B7 Atlantlc Sandro. Stamford. Ct.
Open Eat. Evenings. Est. 1897
newldirector, Eldred Brumpstrup, to
hire union musicians, Manager Geronh
mo (as he later remarked) “notified
the union that there would be no union
musicians at the Alhambra until they
would allow him to oil'or one or two
suggestions as to the running of bio
own theater." i
Arthur S Lee, president of the
“Stamford union, and the deposed loud- '
or called on Manager Geronimo. luau
evening, and notified Geronimo of tho
ruling of the president of the union;
which was that Meta was to be loaden
of the Alhambra orchestra during the
season of 1914, and, as long as there
as more than one piece used in tho
Iorchostra, Metz, Was to be, and inl
fact, must be, musical director and no
one else could hire musicians but:
Mela; ,. 5 '
Manager Geronimo stated to an Ad
vocuto represbntotlve this mornl: :31
that he has always endeavored to
Ihlre union help that he always paid
union wages, and that he was nowr,‘
perfectly willing to have a union or;
chostra, but be positively would null
hove Mats, and further suggested that:
for the successful operation of his
theaters, it Was necessary for him tot
he allovvod to run his own business ill
his own manner, which has at leasll
been, successiol.—-'Stamlord Advocatei ‘
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You are Not
Entirely Satisfied
with you luble hoard try a few
meals. Everything won cooked
and served properly. We M5
ways have satisfied minimal-Ir
Tri p’s ReStaura‘nt 5-
' (Penman LANE'e)
consumer-roe eu'mIN' ANOTHER “‘19 'I
HOUSE. the ground; The usual suffrage uteri ,
BMAST. Ireland. April 9. -—1Mlil ture was found littered about the
tent Suffragettes continued their cam- grounds. '
palm of arson in Ulster today by set- . 5
ting the torch to Orlando, mun? old ml noquiioig bullion watch when _
clan m 4] a Hellcat-,1 Want Mn. for source: to find m5. ‘.I
lunch. 'l’llo residence well burned memorial" ..an 5‘
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