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THE SOUTH NORWALKImntter is ”faced" and when the dusn- lie so well worth .while that we will
‘liiy warrants separated by states. not regret whet obstinate liuortu has
EVENING summer.
ESTABLISHED BY
. JAMES GOLDEN.
before heist: deposited in the post
office.
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Many business men send their mail
E- L AND A L' GOLDEN. “for the entire day to the moat office
PROPR'ETORB' lot one time in the evening. thereby
looming congestion and consequent do-
SATURDAY MAY n, :91;
99:: lay The advantages of making dc~
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR: {posits of mull at lenst three time:
-~ TOMORROW. ldurluu the tiny is appreciated by c-v
High tid‘? 4:38 3- "1-3 5:05 P- m. cry post office worker. Potions who
Sun rises 4g46; sets 6:55.
lmnll hinge qtiiintitics of merchandise
.«ivill find a. great spring in time and
ilnbor, find the consequent sdvnnomdn
dli‘illllti‘li and delivery, _‘Wlil(‘.li would
of
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
| PHONE CALLS.
gn-n-éNcws Department.
92-3—Business Department.
1388 s—Bramch Office Norwalk.
890 ~Edltor’ 3 Residence.
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result from pro—canceled
stems. .
The improved facilities for trnn8n0i~
ing money order. postal springs and
ipnrcsi post. business offer many bene-
fits to those using them.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Did Wail Lodud.No. foil, Rank M. These are a few suggestions and
Meets 1“ Masonic Building. SOuth there iil‘e muny otheiu which our
Main street. “it and 3d Tuesday 0‘ Uhiinber of '(lomilwl‘ce would do well
. —— l a u out ex-
each month .iuy “d A g lin referring to wiiproprinte commit
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forced on to do to keep our oelf
1 respect.
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The lost number of the Army and
Nuiy ournul states that a port of
Nnvy Journui states that it part of
men now patrolling the :lVi‘exicuu bor-
der is the study of Spanish. Thus.
the trouble 'with Mieirico has made.
the language necessnry in an upon-l
pectod mini-tor. (Since the construe.
tion of the Panama. ennui was begun
many young men have been studying
the Spanish language for commercial;
reasons. . . l
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.\ foreign Carrie Notion, "determinod
to tote or‘dio. was arrested in Lon-
don for smashing a once of curiol
with n oisnver She was holiest, likot
George Washington and udmltted“
that she did it with her little hatchet
Thereopou, with 3 cutting remark, the
Judge sent her over the hunger-strike
routs.
logo and have since been
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SUF FRAGE
WORKERS ‘
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All the lending suffrsglste of Con-
necticut who are nblo to itmve tii'oir
homes for the day are in Hartford to-
day for the grant suffrage demonatia
lion and parade. Minty of them or-
rived in Hartford own or three days
busily at
work completing the decorations of‘
the floats. The main preparations for
the hosts hurl been done by the local
,leugues before the material Was sent.
to ilurtford; but the wagons for the:
floats are till being supplied by the
Bull Company. in ‘Hsriford. nnd the
decorations hove to be put in place our
‘ in: themselves to the speskm' voices
‘woro forced to find seniu in the Sim-
rriciiiisiiiit iii.
Titliiii'fllll run wrist.
(Unlimited from First Pugs.)
the townspeople responded to the coil
for reception in is successful manner.
The South Norwnik Methodist church
”0'“ a «mum place for the con-
vention. the acoustic proprlotles loud-
in soon s manner that even those who
any school room were enabled to hear
all that transpired.
The High School Orchestra fur—
nished an excellent musical progrsm
st”the opening of the afternoon sous
siou. '
Prof. Perry prefaced ouch solectionl
with explanatory remarks. The num—l
bars were no follows:
Bolo~flornisn Dance
..... William Bittersdorfl
Orchestrs~~hisrcisus, Mulbert Nevln'
Duet—«Joys of Youth
(Jello and Violin.
5rchostrs~lSoxtet from
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copied-int 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. I). Burr
Bench W M. Robert ill. Wilcox,tlntl011s between the postal service and
Sec.
nun-r coupler, No. as. n. A. M. .
Meets ln‘ MssOnic Building, South.
teen with u view of buying closer 1‘91””
One of the striking features of the
”WSW-3d“ “OWN“ .Psoainu-Puciilc Exposition will he s
“‘“‘“”"‘-‘ lgiant shaft. called “The Column of
Main St., 2nd and on Tuesdays, or F'GHT AGA'NST moonurross lAchiweim-nta.“ A enlml path will
each month—July and August or ; Many of our public spirited cmzwgfliudlcaie man‘s evolution from the:
“PW-’9! 8 0(3le A“ RON A?“ having been pioneers in the movement longs; to the highest forms of difc.
the wagons The decorations were all Lucia do
Passed upon some days ago by Mrs. Laminar ”1‘00” ------------ Donisetti
Emmi Thompson Seton. chairman of Orchestrswfdinuet .......... Mozart
the m matinee or the Connecticut Wbfiaii'flno Belle Nun. onenuncii
Woman Suffrage Association. who was SNHMWMv ............. J. link
in Hartford from Tuesday to Thurs-.' ViOHD.
duy. leaving for her home on Thurs ‘ Following the instrumental seicc
day only to return to Hartford on the “008. Prof Perry sang Shubert' s "Au
following day 8ylvis. "
The floats in the parade were con At halfpiist two. Chairman nu-
tributod by the following local leagues drown hailed a business meeting of the
A surmounmvs "nu .
Saturt’ay
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8 HOURS .7 to 10
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25c Pique 508 Womrns
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Fine sunny French Pique, 27 UfllOfl SllltS
inches wide. in white. Tonight Low nook, short vim mid
Special IIIIIIIIIIIIII 19¢ sleeveless, knee pants, trimmed
with lace. Tonight Medial
.................... 39¢
14c Lonsoale ; , .
‘ ' , ll 15‘: Valli Q5
(Jambni‘, i {New onto-gen meshes “and
1 d ~ .
iii pieces for tonight's leil- mud Tonight Special
. ing. per yard '''''''' 9%.“- . ................. 19¢
M25 Marquisenefl
82c sheets Curtains
Heavy round throw Sheets. 2 l-2 yards long, hemstlhcbod
bleached or thrown; in x 90. and lace edged. Tonight. 3P6!)-
Mlghl mm! ________ 89¢ la] .‘. .; ...... . ........... 84¢
20.: Table on
Cloths
4.5 inches wide. while and col-
25c Barrens
Shell and amber. Tonight
Special .............. 1295¢
02‘s.
’ . officials.
‘ city departments, wherever
‘ "vusired infor.mstion .zl‘his plan is not
“”0“ cordially invited 01‘3””;fm the extermination of mosquitooii,:mld the column will be surmou‘htod naming “‘9‘“ l“ ”“9 order m which
A Took, H P Robert W Wilcox. she slur-ease of which is so well known;
Sec. ,
that “'0 cheerfully rmpuhlish the fol-
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0”“ C'TV EXPENSES :tiillll of the Evening Sun of yesterduy: l
The taxpayers of the City of Nor ‘ '81: William Willcocks, builder of
walk will not here to be reminded of the, Assonan item on the Nile recently
the testified befote the House liliti‘ii and
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the expenses vie nre under at
L . present time. Many of us how bad ilnrhors Committee that there was no
our attention called to that um by excuse for mosquitoes. The muiiirlul
“the receipt of good sized tax bills diir insect along the Suez Canal has been
_ ing' the past week. Property owners obliterated and upon the Nile where
may always be. sure that at least our: the limits brought down to filial-tuni’£ .
a yesi the over unwelcome tax bill will the worst mosquitoes in the world;
put in on appearance u‘the drainage is so perfect. that now
We thinly believe that muuy of our to line a man 12 ability; to every Pinchot 'l‘h r: is t Hillis enterthtns no pessimistic (min
0 iii I c 1 nothing 0 prevent to Catch .11.» is C Show who under bus W“! the future of our noun-i
citizens are indifferent as to the mat» mosquito seen on his place'
her theii affairs tire handled by public
VV been my day arrlies it is on sum. islandtnmhnve beenhlgh
.iheu that questions are asked nnd in- 1y successful experiments in draitilngl
fierination sought after.
or are lit all reckless litfll’eMiWéndl- I'mp,‘ and Cuba " has-‘9 permrmed elvenl
titre Ofgiiubllc funds. We bellow. hove more wonderful feats of extermina
ever, that. many of our slums do not lion. it, is to he hoped, than, that
keep in touch With these matters the added testimony of this great
'Whlcli should vitally interact them. English engineer will spur Congrats
'i‘he Sentinel desires to serve the into a comprehensive mtlonnl cam-I
public in this respect and will cheer |)fl:lglhagflln8l. these hunting Maoboths
.ffully answer or have explained by who do so much more thnn,niurdcr
competent officials of tho different sleep .
messlble. “Such a project would cost enor-
any inquiry rustle WillCh may be pre niousiy, but the gniiih in health and
} merited to us. All we ask is that the temper would quickly balance one out
. faculty be made 10 “8 in writing, the lay. The first Congress to dispoae of
’ sender‘s name being given We will these harrowing quiutillionn‘of irri-
not divulge the name of the condom? tunic will undoubtedly 59 returned
ibilt Will Simply got in W101! W131 “10 because of the wondious umiabillti
'riiproper authorities and furnish the (16‘ iwhich would settle upon the land.-
lflore is incentive enough for even the:
for the purpose of criticising any of 'wntcfimoat m. of “3° Tmuiiry
ur- officials. but simply to bring out] “We do not all: for invoritism but
non which everyone is entitled to u communism uponnpsosnl in-
sect drive we suggest chat Gunni-
, This applies 'to the affairs of tholment 1,qu; coma my possibly find
‘(iie‘vsrni Districts its well its to Nor-1mm, mwwg an inductive 9M
‘Iwnlk affairs because all have relations lien“ than in the Jenny meadows on
9 siren advantage 0‘ 3W “1“ many lislsnd on the other. More they would
of the public matters will be more ln~ . have all the elgmenfi for ww- liverk
diligently understood in consequence «more battalion: of mosquitoes to
L the cubic inch find more 68me
wins rec post-in. canines
filtering that once the public use
W :tliltt the WW? in eunuch
to visit than in our "other spot on
ciiith or in air." ,
Very {or drum the Mimosa trouble
intention Latin America techno
against the united islets- the crisis
seems to have done was to augment
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by adoption the W.
uriii moire min time to time.
liowiug timely editorlnl from the col-‘1 '
We do not swny the breeding illness of this per-1
believel our city fathers are purposely. ii, while but “my manners in Punt-i,
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by a figure represented on shooting
the arrow of Success at the sun
the
hosts came in the parade: The Film
of Justice. View Conssn Equni Pran-
;chise Magus; Entrance into the Col-
legss, Greenwich Equal Franchise
associntion. A resolution was passed
favoring tsuciisrs pensions, and it
vote carried to appropriate two to-
ward the scholarship fund for the
women’s college in New London.
For the consolntion of the baseball League; Enhance into the Profes Among the officers chosen for ensuing
Ifans who nightly get the
the day's games from The nicotine?!
bulletin and. who cant see why their
Io: Entrance into the Fine Arts. W'est-
port Equal Franchise League; En
trance into the Trades. South Man-
result of alone, liidsefleld Musiit‘rnuchlse hang your were three local school men——
Frank Gregory and fro T Chapman,
elected to the examine committee.
sud Mr. George, Thompson on presi~
temn doesn‘t always win we will say cheater Equal Wise fatigue: the «at
that “One swallow does not make a.
summer," neither does one baseball
gums make a ‘peimsut.
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it is not good morals for one innit to:
be rich and soother poor, says Gifford
Mothers“ Float. Stmuord Woman Suf-
frage Party; the “skin: of the lion.
Meriden Political Equality Club; Vls
ion of the Future. Harland Equal Frui-
‘, chine limos.
The Bridgeport Equal Franchise
league is represented by the escort
with the legend “Connecticut Trying
Dr Nowell Dwight ililils of Brook-
lyn, gave the address of the after
noon. speaking on "American of Today
and Tomorrow." His interesting pros
solution of statistics. his fund of clov-
er stories. and original point of view.
greatly deliithted his audience. Dr
Pinchot from “‘m‘ h“ riches to “‘9 tech to drive the oxen. is the husband if! America} has great possibilities
31“ at home.
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‘14. fine Hartford hoiuil Rights Club
lsont n contingent of automobiles do and in Allililm
gcomted with Wm” °°l°m~ye“°w“‘ hitherto slizlitly cultii'sied will soon
the color of their club-«and with the
Mines of the outrage pioneers on ban-
‘In the United States, quirilciiliili poor. Reform like chums, should he of the president of the iirldgeportE. F. he explained. in her unusual natural
resources eilpeciuily in the for West
Great tracts of land
he developed in the near future
farming will become a highlv special-
When V0“ read that the “he“ "‘3" nern. The political flout in the middle laud industry The farmer will how:
hot is "depressed, " do not worry. it
is no sin of hard times. but means
that crops look goodrwlinrtford Cour-
nnt.
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Would to God we could sell this Mex-
lcun situation to William Randolph
Hearst.—~Bsrksliire Eagle;
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Colorsdo comes over with a larger
list or deed thus for than has readied
from the difficulty with Mexico. but
there “i. to no no interference in Color-
ado.-~Mi-ddletowu Polity Press.
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Many a. man now shouting "On to
Mexico City!" will conceal his assets
when the collector comes around for
the war taxes. «New York Sun.
4——
Wclson. nn 1 W. W. agitator.
lit-s begun a hunger strike in the Tombs
prison in blew York. Now for a con-
clots éomnarliiou between New York
and tendon pplice methods .wBridge-
fort standard
A Philadelphia mun claims to haven
bottle of Jamaica rum 214 years old.
Would he object to landing it to us for
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~ “all pm“ We trust our offer will ll“ ”“9 ”we and the lumber of m scientific examination? ~— Houston crafts section. Mrs. Solon Borg-lum-
t'l‘ex.) Post.
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Everyone is thankful that Envoy
OiShuughnessy is safe at Vera Cruz
and pus cannot help contrasting the
charge thornwhferideu football.
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The kaiser would cut suntan: on
Bonds: evening, but the butcher who
mind and dried for the mucosa:
the thunder low. which instructions.
nun iii spite of his the nuns:-
of the psi-ode. followed by the march-
lug men is the contribution of the lCon
noctlcut ihien' s fatigue for Women Sui-
frsgc. The New Britain Equal Fran
chine licence undertook the getting to-
gether of the reprosontnilves of coun-
tries where women vote, and the pro
vision of national costumes for these
merchant.
The nihrshnl in chief of the parade
was Mrs. H. H. Knox. of New Canaan.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson lSeton. of Green
with. moral/AM the executive board
at the hand of the procnssiou. The
moi-stints of the other groups were as
follows: Concise women. Mrs. Helene
M. Wood; doctors, harsh}. 0. Parker.
of Greenwich: nurses, Miss Psyche
Webster, of the Kimball Day Nursery.
of Putnam; lawyers, illiins Susan
O‘Neill. fWatorbury; soclnl workers,
Miss thoin. of Bridgeport: librar-
inns. Miss Elizsbeth it. Frost; photo
groom. Miss diary E. Robinson. of
Greenwich; militants, ills: Julian
Groomers. of New Britain; women
from countries where women vote,
Hrs. iii. A. 'nuylor, of New Britain;
women municipal officers. Miss Elsie
Timon. of Mulch; arts unit
.New Canaan; union workers. Miss fill
sic Casey; factory workers Miss Ali-
liie O'Connor, Willimsntic: journalists,
Miss flush W. Joyner. of New Haven;
the automobile section. Mrs. George ii ’
square miles of hm“ M h" "1‘” stories about Huerta. with the unvnry- m of “unord- uehltects, Miss
ind courtesy that he has extended our imam“ m
min cups and was worn by the
woman in the various groups were
loaned to the «Connecticut. Woman But-
from diminution by the tlouzrcssion-
‘3013 than ‘0 “10 til”! W “I M‘- u rum“ u Wm“ They firmed Br‘ilFMON'
u the proportion used in the treat
.33..“ MW purudo which
on not in tsunami; on train in
hasn‘t iii- will of no military“. intuit ,g m nor. The client of uniformity
- can .1160me b a. Will W 00th Vim MW;
sum console will!
die W
1““ “WW“ «no-i to the nus-cums»: at “in fir iii-chi
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malfunctoofldnhfledmthunnt
mammalian» ‘ l
WLMWM”, Winn
M Woodman isomer-plot.
Whittier
m swam
for his woril all necessary scientific
appliances and when desiring to plow
a few lllmdlled sci-es of land, will do
so by simply pressing on electric but- i
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Dr. mills believes that we shall.
probably will!!!) our territorial pus-l
sessions to it great extent and quoted ‘
in the connection an English critic,
who dociarsil that the United states.
will soon owls everything from Ainslie;
to Patagonia. The annexation of More.
loo. Dr, Billie regards an inevitable.
as he knows the Mexicans are incapa'
bio of self-government. in the future
the speaker continued, wealth in our
country will lbe more! evenly distrlbur
ed and power loss centralized. The‘
rent hope of America's future lies. he}
said. not so much on her natural to
sources however its the character or}
W people. it their mauve sonic!
their rosdint to ohsusewld lnsti-‘
lotions for iii iv. ml most of nil in the
aural fiber liar youth The derel-
with: of «hit I. encounter be ex-
pinned in this problem of the public
school. . 1
The stimulant: passed a rmlutlonl
“pausing W» “mutation of the vis-i
lion in the insides: auction audio!
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mention 3min them.
The ofiicoflieiected were as follows:
heirloom—«George E. Thompson.
East Nor-walls.
“common—Robert 1. link.
Bridgeport. l
sacrum-wit. Mum Collins, so...
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Treasurer-silently!» P Williams.
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Executive homicides-«Frank G.
Avery ;, Mk A. Bum.
actual; and tuck W Gram Nor-
wont. monlclowhsrios W. Donne.
mini: sumo. diam
ford. and o
in helium .iii Now-lit, was add-
some it” LIT?!“ _
at flail-n mining
, ‘ iridium W
*sru to nonunion-rs moguls-inn
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Tonight special .. .
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Tonight Specisl 7 for 25‘
15c Beauty Pins
Six on n cold. Tonight spec-
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To make this suit requires:
7 limit: 38-inch material at 15:; yard. If: :3:
1 lord lining 375 inches wide ............. t.
85 to
The pieces of the pattern are into an
the open material right side up with
the exception of the shirt. Molt mum
and shield. These. min the tacit ms“
nrc laid on a fold of the goods Tn-
blonincrs are attached to an under-
body of heavy muslin. nod this is when
iy made try taking up the durt m
t‘ront. us indicated: then closing mu
under-rpm and shoulder seams VII)-
ish edges with narrow home
Now. after taking up the darts in the
bloomers. turn under extent-turret rial-1
from edge on slot porinrmiulin Chun-
log and center seems the inner lf'iim
upper edge in buck to extension u.
front. Bring the "T” perftiriitlim at
upper edge to center-buck steam mm
tuck. Hem the lower edge of Hi"
trioonicm and insert elastic. an“! won-i.
the bloomers are ready to cow in HIV
tinder-body.
Begin the. blouse try sewing lht‘
sleeve to front and buck as nuivimi
(floors the under-arm seams. twin illi-
rlght side of the front. crt-uuinu m
fold: then lap right from on Mt owl
, im even. Remember thui thi- turn"
“0” perfmtionn indicate (writer-ironl
The lower edge. use now sillt'tirii li>~
nether. after which the cawhm t-ullzl'
is added to the neck. lifter correspond
in; small “a" Writing in utility unrl
buck of the "in to" own imuwhv
together to no tint the collar Is prop
ulyadi‘ustod Close the cuff ovum and
slid to the sleeve. as indicated
The M in tho but of the sittrt is
'mw cloned. the hurl is turned Ilflllt'f
at the bottom. the plonu pruned lulu -
place and the skirt sewed in the waist
With the Idtunm of "to bolt. the
unit i: “lied. W hr the addition
at the W
wiry mini: model for n buthinum 3
showing the Russian blouse waist with
one-piece mum doom and the new
cowboy collar. .
Bathinu suits for. the coming summd'
are among the urn-It attractive of an
new style! a isnmlsome dollop b
shown here. anionic: m Bun-inn .
clause effect. modernised by ooh-pica,
nylon motives and the new cowboy
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vnmflmim Innovate. Ills-dissent.
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