It "paliei’lt regain today
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' . dew aM tell time jmun. Neither was
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‘ WEDNESDAY April 22, 1914
D I L. . H
A complete neatirttnent of Dotted
Swine, Serum; and Madras in white,
crown, corn and colored designs.
\i‘lilto ltui’fle Curtains at 39c and 5°C
liou'ble Carmina with colored thor-
decent. -........5Sc
Lace (‘ urteine from .50c to $3470
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block, So. Notwalk.
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THE SOUTHV ivoanLi”: final”? doorman “"‘ "i"“1"'i3Aoii-*irive
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Summer Number
Standard
Fashion Book
20c '
Just out. Patterns frei- with each
book.
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwaik, Norwalk
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W EATH ER FOR ECAST.
l-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight; Thursday lair; model‘-
iite went to northwest winds. ' The die-
turbance that was central over Upper
Michigan yesterday morning. is now
passing out to the St. Lawrence Val
icy. it is causing unsettled weather
with light showers in the eastern por-
tion of the Lake region and New Eng
land. Pleasant weather prevails gen-
erally in other sections east of the
ltoclty Mountains. There have been
marked changes in temperature during
the last 24 hours. ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 4:}; high 66.
Fair. ‘
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Dre. C. F. Boutwell and ii. JgVCornell,
dentists. went to Hartford today to
attend the dental convention. Dr, W.
I; Weed went to Hartford yesterda.“
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hire. Francis leurnelIgn'il‘ean May-
01‘ llurhell'. has purchased a-Slanley...
steamer automobile from W. A. ilan‘
lord, agent, which she will drive her.
self. The car is moetvatrective. : ‘
Wallace Barker, of Panama. a town?
near St. Louis, is.ln ‘Norwalk. visiting
with his uncle, William E. DeKIyii.
linrker has just recovered from an tit-I
" tank 0: typhoid fever and he will re
cuperate here. a
~Annual spring dance of the Nut-
meg Club. Fri. evening, Assembly Hall.
Ripcidel'e Orchestra.
Second Dietrich Clerk. William J.
(‘aybeé and Jailol)‘ l-i. Linchilcr, ol’
the freight depbt, are planning a ten
day‘s Southern trip to Redford. 'Va.
They will leave Friday, going and re
turning by rail. The young men eig-
Dt'ct t0..joiVu ”Mr. Llnxweiler‘ii ii'ather
and ieturn with him
Frederick L (handlerha
dinner of the First Dietrict, in ii) in
bed at his home on Weatport aLveuue.
Vii Chandler was taken sick Sunday
night and Dr. W. VBVliBurnell was called
in Monday meeting. "He visited ;the;
ion» Chandler in
sull’erimt faith '41 slight uttatk ol’ the!
Vizripre and Vtonuilitie.
..y sin .
tcliiinney.V fire at the home (in Mm.
Mary A‘ .Neleon. .37 West avenue (in)
the. corner of Merwin street called out]
the automobile chemical of Hope hoop."
I ompany this noon. The fire was coéi
lined to the place of origin with n’u
flamingo. The firemen. alter”. extine‘l. :'
vanishing-tumble“ cleaned the chimmI G’VAVS ”FT 0::353 WOMAN 5
my aunt and Vsot out Votita gang- ~ * .V :.~
wingetxan full. 1'." :1 ,rt'.‘ ‘ aIt “WHEN. A5)!“ 32 “flincIdeutalF '
7"“
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TIIIVEI) Til STEM; .
WATGII 0f Illillllll
Momentum. W’Pdnn., April 21
. fig}.
chain. wh0 weight! more
e'winJ
3..
Merritt
badly hurt.
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c “minis-iI
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Developing
us will not fade out. Try
We u'unratr
lone by
)ur work the next time.
on all our work,
)ONNE‘LLY'S
31‘ATI6NERY AND BOOK STORE
l6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
and Printing
Mai—”e Mission Library
IV TABLE
lllIlothIllil.‘ theyery beat values
We have ever been able to sub-
high. Quarter bowed oak nil
Vinlnnlon finishes.
FUNEBAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALIIIIERS
Telephone 747
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Fertilizers
Potato Manure
int—ur—n
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Ground Bone. Ashes. 3133“ phosphate
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These Winsome
Spring Waists
Are Sure to Please
You
\‘I'v have anticipated your
’ilcuuircmcula with an
uorti‘ncnt ol‘ WAIS’I‘S that.
has never been rlvuiled in
this town. Not. only is the
number of styles large, but
the \\‘AlS'I‘S themselves are
more dressy and effective
than any we have ever lilit)\\’ll.
nation on
‘ titration um
Circular Issued to the Company
Commanders Preliminary to
Receiving lnstruclions
From War Depari-
moot
Spring
ae-
By the direction of Adjutant-(ionoral
ft’ieorge ll. Cole, inspector-General lid-
wnrd Schulzc. t). N, (i. Illlli tanned a
circular of information for company1
Icommaudorn In the event 01‘ mobilize;
‘tion. Ila provisions are as l'olitrwa:
()Illccre and men are entitled tul
same pay and allowances. as prorld:
,cd for the regular army, from tiny up;
nearing at company rendezvous Iill‘ill'
. otyl.
Mobilization camp will be designated
in orders from the Adjutant Gout-tut “Ml
oliicc . I
(“-ontcnirutiou camp will lie timid;
I noted in oiderri lioni the Win llcllnit-i
mom. I
l’t‘lcc'a 98¢ to $4.98
WATCH OUR SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY
Frank. Jacoby
OPPOSITE HOYT'S TH EATRE
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
gt algime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of The local United States Illnlllll‘ulllK.I
0 - 2V ‘officer is Brig-(ion, ticorge 3i. (‘ole iV
RAYMOND ‘Vl All companies of infantry, and'
* BROTHERS itroops ot' cavalry, ninet recruit theirlm S“ M N M 5 -. w L .- .-
" Iorganizatious up to titty-eight enlisted . . .
-- .311- 3..“ .M.... m"- ._ 4.: * - Imen at once, and cannot leave for SELECT YOUR
. Ithe mobilization camp until this is . . W
it ,Vdone: each organization must have I
three officers. Iinttcry and field or?
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O. B. JaCkson NORWAILK. liVlIery must th\Ve live olllcci‘s and l)...
. enlisted mcn. lypc ll company signal
motile «a.
corps. must have tlirce oiliccrs and act'-
cnly-six ellllult'tl Vmen.‘ Ambulance
company IDIIHI have two unicorn and.
lorry-three enlisted men. li‘icld hospi~
In] must have three oilicers and tliirt)‘~
thrcc enlisted mcn. . '
NOW
SeVeral Styles and Sizes
in our assortment, at
:
Eyes Examined Free
, A
The Last
MCNeIIy’S
COncert
will be given in the ARMORY, TUE$
'DAv, APRIL 28. Adm, 35c a person.
DOG KNEW MEAT.
,
Followed Man With Sandwich in
POckOt Like a Bloodhound on
Warm Trail.
Charles J, Kenuey. of Water street,
approached ()flicer .lohn ll, Smith last
night and Blild, “Who do you suppdso
owns this dog? He's been followinu
me all the way up the street.” (l‘ci-
have Mr, Kenney had heard that Of-
flcer Smith liked cats, but not many
once, and figured that dogs wee only
another step.) “Why the beast. ls
hungry." rejoined the copper.
"I shouldn‘t wonder at that. tile has
stuck to me all the way up the street,
following closely at_iny heels. ,1 have
a sandwich here-wide you guess he
would cut it?" "Tryr him," was theI
oiliccre torso comment "a" '
The sandwich wrapper and all was
thrown to the dog “llld be eat in.
Wollil éltould they." said Officer Smith
later in telling ulbont It. "Two bites
and, It has _o. gone sandwich. "
()lllcei- Smith: look the dog to Mark
liner is. amniotic mistreated . u _ teed for
the canine. When the dog was lick
, VIing. his cIt'ops and smiling Iiirnplly a
Ibaige F‘f‘l"‘ih.‘. noticed VVIhVnt the pup
Iwn'e Only In Vmong‘icl, withodt c. oilar 0!
mg. and Inn appropriated Illlilhllflllltl k-
Vliig, "Come wIIli the, old with, and Ill
HgIVe you it good home,’ . I
That In how the
carillon . ,
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do}; became a
gas poiaoningV caused‘fthd. death or
VIMre. lean-c Ii}. "Beech, prominent In 10-
Ice] circle», at her home here late yen-
terdny. according to it dermal verdict
or the medical examiner, made public'
marine-1w [woman years old. ‘Iiier
husband Is ampeveling aaleemaii,;wide-
th’y. . ' . x‘ A .
Mrei. Benoit wad found dead in her
rooninlwlth but; esceplnz from an open
jet. The medical minor believer.
she accidentally opened-It by Sunshiny
acalnat it. . V .
lV vénMoN-r METHODIST courtin-
EINCVE. ,_ ,
HARUWICIG Vb. Abril 22 rhino vii:
ontEMethodlat to anneal conference
.w th1 Bishop 37.13.
up. Openlnii dominant;
in; intentional service.
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I Electrlc .
. , EV ERYTHING Electrlcll
. w I f
' tiéll‘lnl'pow... ELECTRICAL ‘ S“"'°"°"
V “Motor Repair-e.
You want your amuse .or storeuwired
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a huriy TR US
ye will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC
(Registered) .
:Lec-rmclu. cournnc'rons..
VsV4V warren 97'. phone sag-3V
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oCombine mechanical efficiency, with getal
ease of riding. that is not excelled by any can:
Demonstrations on request.
nouns $2500 Sixes, 33230
Price includes complete equpiment.
looks and
adc.
' . . _._., w __ 2.---.323- I
* per ration;
L‘onmunyV troop and other organiza-
tion commanders must see that till the
men In their rcspcitivc oignnizutions:
IVnro lull) equipped and piopeily llUlII-V
Ted before they lento thcii nrmorios for
the mobilization. '.
iior clothing and equipment lot to
(Hills enlisted altci the urge: IIMIII‘IHIS
4Illi\'(‘. urrhcd at the moliili/atlon (amp I
and before they Ionic for cone-:cnlru
’tlon (amp. iiinho your requisitions on
'lIll'i piopcrtv Ili’plll‘llllt‘lila of the Staten;
Commanding olilcers must i‘orwardV
forward their ration ictuins for their
Ienllstcd men immediately upon receipt
VlVot' orchsV for mobilization. to the ail‘:
Ving chief quartarmaster. ll ratione are
not forthcoming in due time comimuid-
in): oiIVlt-ers will buy iilllmhi lor their
men at a cost not cxceidinit 7.3 cents
in the latter case be sllrci
fund get the proper receipt.
All serviceable military properly ex; ‘
.ceptliig uniforms. in possession of l‘lllllv ‘
'niunding ollicera in extcaa ol tliul rc- ‘
quired for the use of the men enlisted
and aiming with the company. iullst.’
‘be brought to the mobilization cnmp .'
All field oliiccia nicr required to own
and lo prmlde their mounts. All oili-
Iccra below the in‘: ik on, niujoi. and all
lenlinted men. trimmed to he mounted;
lell be furnished. uinh proper mounts
as: by the Quartermaster? (urns. I nited
Lowest Prices
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St..
South .Norwalk.
Phone 10692. Prompt DeliVery.
Why Not lie th: First One to Wear the Really New Styles!
PIC’I‘ORIAL REVIEW
PRESEN TED
Tl-iE "MINARET"' STYLES
three months before any other pattern
I
The first Draped Skirts
were dieplayetl in
PICTVORIAL REVIEW
for March. loll—7 months
before any other-pattern oi—.
fort-d draped effects.
PIC'IORIFI I. R EYIFW
tillers nmv as the latest from
Paris
e "JAPANESE" Collar
’3.
Four Da 3 Trips $18
States Army.’ for woiiicns’ :intl iiiis<cs'
- " Illt'SSL‘n‘, outlets. to“; 'IC.
V \in mounted Milena s and mounted - ‘ I I
I enlisted than my ting. suitable animals . .
may take them with them Into the” N'“ H ”I" ‘h‘m‘c to
A Vacation for Eveawbody'
choose an 1 “tan this the lat»
.servlcc oi’ the iliiitod States, proyidiiii‘ri ‘
est style from i‘ .il‘l‘i lirst.
the owners; in each case have a certi-
.licate Iroin. ti regulr officer, fully ties-I
I
Sbéumeiu null cteiy week day ut‘l p in truth l’IorV-
loot oilL N. Mooie street.
Send tin illustrated pamphlet... Uni. Department
\th, New NM,
11:0.
888?: M I fT I -—-—- Itriblng the animal ceitilying to its - ' “I” "“7 ipmmm’ ”mu”- ' ‘ ~ 1.:
I 1 CS 0 rave —"‘""' Ail 1 water Isonndnesa and suitability ior military I 5563 ."“V“ “1“! “WW” thiaoharnh
ng York to Old Point (‘oml'ort ’i’n. including in.. and stateroF 95‘. IDIiipoae's 'llie V'onner If an enlistedl '- '102W11mlli‘tvm' 'ififl‘l’afihiou- i . Omtll lvt'f'lltl
I)(‘ltll n strainer. luncheon at Hotel (‘hanihoilin the via James .mV r man, must agree to sell he animal at. -' ' - ‘ ' “ “ ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘v ‘
Night Iilno atoninei to Richmond, Vii. including eitpp.ataterwiii be?! t - L ~ I For Sale at D-‘QNNELLY‘ ‘S’
the ineiage (outracl Vprlte lot the; . ' .
.inthbreagrastMtlic lollowuVik "turning; minimal luneiiw Hotel .iorremd Wm.» . . .. . l... M,
itciinon oi uiph'v in tichiuond: leave lilcliinoud . o evening 4 - 7 , ' I I f" ”I”. ”1
Heather: to Norfolk \-'.u, including: supper. éidtt‘rOOiii VIII and breakwl Roglhie’itai ~ and Coast Artilley GQLDRN JUB‘LEE OF DEWHSTS ERANX DEM-“TIE“ it“
the loi’ibwlug morning; iioouduy luncheon pt Nonl‘olkoV- In; lance \orl’ik lm‘DS commanders Will (161M) “(3601th HARTFOhD \Dl‘ll ""3431“ 5600M“ ' ‘ 3 ' "‘“” ' '7
iiune eytenlngilexcept gunday) ll p. iii.itor,i\,'ow ~V¥ork lu ding meals nV ti‘
iiig officer. other than gumtermaeter, day of the golden iiflille'e comentien -' ..
From their stuff, to receive and receipt.- ot' the Connecticut State 'Den‘tal .-\Ia'l-iO~" "
‘Vt‘or all entineerih ordnance and signal elation was taken uh largely by the
toms property taken into the field by elinicinii».Valtlmugh much time was
itheir rehpectlve Organizations ‘spent by the muons VHBIIIDIZ dentists
'-,i-inioornr;.or,GIIME
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.»\’l‘l.A.\"I‘A, Georgia ipril 2‘2» loot
M. li‘runlt. midcr'dgitli sentence ior,
LINEl
Gen Pan Agérit
w.1.‘ wooonow Traffic Mamnol‘ J. J. snow "1
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xtra Fine Table
’ Butter
Ram. another
.V Moore and ~Frultorou. , .
1" ' 22 80. Main St.
Hwy—Fm V I; V w. L'V'Kt'MV-l' .3..." I"..~....~_‘ “V
"Iron ‘openarmo own.»
cum; House.
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«Tan.
Entir'el
with you tabl board try a few rut
Hmeale Everyt be well cooked
and served We al~
‘ staurant
;LANB'8)V
I marrow.
“ iii: Diaeea Conift' II“
a
entitllul Jag int IVIiIll',‘
Mandi EN. April 2a.-~Allth0ny Pi-
nard and Charleslarltnés More West-
od today, changed with conducting a
gaming house 'here. ‘ They were held
under 31‘. 000 bonds each tor trial to-
99W
uptown locltii
to'moblle Item the corner of Mr 1 d
Marshall stream. where he “the?”
‘ ”ll
Household helper: watch Sentinel ‘.
. d“
*1"; Satisfied
' erly. My,
ways hayo an’V Veiled customers.
. it the Point.
e was brought to; .
the station by thlcerV Murray In aid the .
tite'ninr'der or? Maryl’haguttfwua de.
elurcd Inhocent‘bi’ any connection with
the crime today by Detective William
J: Burns, who haS'Ih'iade"n'VVdetailed
investigation Burns euld in a state-
menVILV that he was in poae‘dsaihn ol’ cv-
ideuoe 'that would convict a negro Inc
I (‘oiupanieqol‘coaet nittill‘eri muetbe it! looking over the. e\hihits in lvoot'
recruited up to hlxtythreo enlisted Guard Hull. These who conducted the'
men and moist hate three olilcere he- clinics were Dr. H. S; lmnning, of New
Ilnre let'i'vlng for moblVIiuiitidn camp. IrYork; Dr 'H K Thoma. ot‘ Boaton;"
My... Dr. N. Qt. Stanley, of New 'Bedt'ord;
ZROTVON VPuIN‘T [WINGS Maria; L. .l. \Velnetelnfiol’ New York:
Dr. Joseph E. Fitment. of Providence;
49E VTHE WEEKIDI‘Q'ANG- ‘IJMISIDK. 0! New York; Dr. tory sweeper of the murder. I
Illeorge M. McKee. oi’ Ne‘w Y;ork Dim"! - W . ‘
' IL? H‘. W. 'Strang, of Bridgeport; Du,
3“” m ”‘9 new “"5 for ”“3 “W W WuS Prensky, of New Yolk Dr. El ‘
roller coaster M Roton Point lime M iison rHlllyer New Yolk College of
irived They are of the latest pattern Dentistry, 1“ “V Nine. of Brooklyn"
and decidedly attiuctlve in appear in. and 01’.- '.A ':C ”,0qu of Bridgepmrt
once. The management 0“ the Point Dr; Charles R. Turner, 11 protest-ior ‘ . * '~
halt engaged the American Band and 013V Pennsylvania ‘tlniveraity. read a
line Hoyt '5 Theatre orchestra for \le~ technical paper and u~dleeuesiou ffol- ' ‘
Imorlai Day concerts and dancing. Mum ‘
‘ ‘ '10 1 U I I
tiger iNelvllVle Bailey is In mew Have i" lowed, This evanlng in. William H‘ IAd'VertlSe ngrV . ‘t
”1 .FitllGerald, a [Hartford physician. will
today conferring with
Connecticut give an illuetrated talk- on “Reflex An-
Company omens regarding excursion: aetheeia.”.e diacovery of his .OW'I.
totes Tomorrow the women will visa which hadcreatedlaetlrin'lhe medical
{i
Special care Vwill leaveI world. He will hm“, how it 13 p05.
Norwalk a 2 20 florid South NorwotioV ml)” to. anaestlwtl‘ze parteeol the body ‘
.Rt 2. will I? D9 m Will (later: lim‘r. pressure Innome. nerve center tin-
Vlfiyt at. '. ,«
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THE mountain WAY .
my dear Reginald. “PW that you' ye‘
eftVV Veollexe. you must really begin
~33? for no “art or employ:
a
Sentinel Wants 42‘ e a; (”lick action
and turpentine means at mountainw
cation” They. Word. a direct way or
eliminate mention to the one: who
. 'wlll no meat interacted,
trained t6 watt tiii'w
‘ "Abvdn'rleii in rut confines.
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