v SOUTH NORWALK
‘ EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED suit '
JAMES GOLDEN
:2- L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETOHS.
TUESDAY, MAY :2, ngr4
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' MINIATUR ALMANAC FOR
TO ORR‘OW.
g >High tide 1:04 a. rim-1:43 p. m.
“Sun rises also; sets 7:03.
EVENING SENTlNEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
gem-News Department.
ga-3—Busincss Department.
1388 «Branch Office, Norwslk.
890‘ —-Ed'itor’ 9 Residence.
SOCIETY NOTICES
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. probably bpincreasod to 310.000. When.
III it center to the operation oi a municb
‘~ tics, South Norwalli can show them ,3.” N8 ‘ w
an" . l I ‘ ~ ufiI .
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WITH OTHER sucrose. yr c 5', “”‘ .
There is a different spirit in this No: ' w ‘
,,,,,, .l. . .. war--
is. one this m for the lineal year. m1
before the year is ended this will"
pal lighting plant. and lit the some
time keeping out the microbe oi poll-I
tlonal Guard organisations that prsé
ivailed previous to the Spanish Wu
iThen iew oi the militiamen had any surf Association was held at the boost
iidea that they would be called on for of Mrs. Christihn 8min. on Monday.
Iservioo away from lame. They look- May 11th at 3 o'flmli, ,dloutibe busi
ed at themselves as organizations noes Wan transacted aadlrelportn road
formed purely for police work in their allowing a most mastery condition
own states The chads following the Many people have responded to the1 _ .. ‘
lattempt to use the militia in Cuba cards and circulars sent out this
"14-12....(jty Editor’s Residence ltaught a need lesson. A closer rola- month. but not as general a response *-
{thin with the regular truly was form-
led. although thé militia is not yet as
:as was desired has been recoivodas
:yet
During the recent Inot understand the rfurthor explnnas
it ought to be;
Old Well Lodge. N0. 108. F- “ii 5- M~ years the National Guard has been tion may be helpful
Meals in Masonic Building. South
Main street. lst and 3d Tuesday oi
each month—July and August sxu
cepted~at 3 o'clock All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
beach W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec.
'Iutier Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Metals in Masonic Building, South
Main St..
each month—July and August ex
copied—at 3 o'clock. A‘ll IRoyal Aron
IMasons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.
Sec.
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THE FRIEDMANN REMEDY AGAIN.
When Friedmaun came to this coun- .
try to exploit his “cure“ for consump-
tion, the question was raised: Why
does he not remain in his own coun-
try to prove or disprove. by oarsi’ui
investigation. whether his remedy hasi
For a long time, no nnbiased'
value?
investigation of the Friedmann treat‘
most had been, or could have been.
made in Germany for the product was
not available to German physicians
_ until after gullible America had been
“'worked" to the limit. Aitor Fried-
munno returned to Germany. he arrang-
‘ ., ed to sell the remedy to German phy-
sicians, and we are “now beginning to
receive the results of its unbiased use
1 i the. Iland of its origin. The Berlin
..corredpondent of The Journal of the
marital: Medical assedau‘bn in a
recent letter, gives an abstract of sev-
‘ l the
Friedman remedy These reports all-1
' at recent German articles on
pear to be uniformly unfavorable.
his assistants attended the Fried-
ly’ fatal.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of,
lay add to the testimony already giv-
nf‘in this country that Friedmann's
remedy is not only ldamcleni but also
may bév‘dangerous. .The investigations
ot’Dr. Brauer of Hamburg are espec-
n‘oteworthy. as they were made
or circumstances that might have
been expected to be highly favorable:
“ he remedy, the majority of the in-
0 ‘0“ having been made by Freid' Uncle Joe Cannon. it reports are true.
sun himself. Moreover, Bracel- and often favored making the ceiling the.
n ll’nstitute to learn the exact tech-
0; The reports and emphasis to the'
its reported by Professor Rabinw that places the closing hour at 10: 30
tech; namely. that-.Jhs material is p. m. What is he kioklllx about? He
’10 be contam’nlted' sometime“ ‘5“; 1“ Washington mouth to have
virulent bacteria, and the rem‘
itself may prove injurious. it not}
‘ More than men little old world Wants to know now}
no one Messianic-sell its use utterance
kept in close touch with the regulari
army. The possibility oi such service
as may be necessary. in Mexico has
.been emphasized. lamentable as is
the present situation the soldierw
’spirlt manifested throughout the mil-
New members are needed and want-
ad. These may be oi the three kinds
defined on the card: A. cross against
ch. kind of lirelnhorilhipL choseniwith u
check or cash for the amount stated
enclosed. means that the person pay-
'itia may well be a source of pride.»- mg is a. member with dues paid to:
Members of the case- ' ‘
1 Bridgeport Farmer.
1
March, 1910.
elation. that is old members. aro’ro
Tho'rogular monthly meeting of the- ‘
directors at then Narwalh Day Nor I
For the benefit or those who may
Union Beyond
bake advan
Automobile accidents will happeuxqueyled to pay itchir annual dues at
Possibly it is impossible to preventing; time by enclosing the $1. 00 due
fatal ones. But it should be possible. March m to Mrs. F A Lane.
and soon, to check the habit of runv The directors are anxiously and
fling down a man, woman 0" child and somewhat impatiently looking forward
then running away without lacing the m the time when a more gin-Mum
consequences-"New Haven Register. home car the little children can be
i + . . . acquired. For this the help and on
The Massachusetts “ legislature. operation oi the mothers and fathers
WWII recently WNW“ ‘0 ”190° 5 t“ or our"townwili be necessary. Green
on bachelors, thinks cats should be grassland shade trees figure in these
taxed. Th8 spinsters seem to be in dreams and larger and more (30me
disfavor with the Bay State llllvijdiou8 housing. all looking to the com-
makers.——Bridgsport Standard. fort and Welfare of these little ones
‘ ' .“‘ whom the Day Nursery cares liar,
(Here’s hoping that the Rockviile; Meanwhile a kaI a plain garden
citizens. who are moving for the' 1111- rake is much needed by way of beauti
peachment of a socialist alderman for, tying the present quarters. And a
insulting the nation’s flag. will he suc- tow flowering plants will be 3",”th
consist in their quest Even socialists received Also who will till the sand
must learn that there is such a thing" box that the kiddies love so well?
as patriotism and love 0f country. IlAnd always treats such as cake or
Ansonia Sentinel. fruit as well as the necessary staples
. lure joyolisly received
l
i Alice Schmidt off New :‘tkhls Ines: 1 Visitors are always welcome and
III“; a fem“ ”in mm :9 “8 tluf‘a 1 nothing- so much delights the matron
0 n, "mm” 9 gave r an in charge as to show on her children
for a birthday present." It nppsarsI
D N 0 c o to A NI 1914-
also that he wouldnt take her to Alt-1,031 allgndingepfor: “1;“th '
lantiIc City because she was “tob big
and fat’ and he prefgri‘eil "to be Mothers fund
seen with slim women " Most of us
would say that Alice ought to have
t
.326.50
Largest. number present
Smallest number present . . . . . ..
Number on register .......
her divorce—Waterbury Americanw ‘ Glite recely during AM”:
Now there are predictions that “1% Egg dean“; {tbfikltfiag Ch chw
wheat crop of this country will be Cake. was or y, to I"
100,000,000 bushels larger this year,
than it was in 1013. The prospects are.
iiivorable at present, but it cannot
reasonably be expected that thbyrwiil
continue as favorable as they are new”
Mrs Wilcox—«Rolls and cilia.
qus Huntington—Cake milk, pod-1
ding, clothing.
Mrs Rummloerostar cattle.
Bowman's is reasonable to expect of M188 0 mrum—Books mu“
50"“ 0’09. ‘18 prospects are more rev? “”15-
orable than they worse yearogo'. .. Trinity Church Guild-Bread. sake
...... and butter.
.. ‘ _ I '1
Ohms Clark favored unlimited doe IIIHfimekfor the Meir-Meat, emu.
. es. on e
bate on the Panama Canal toll bill: ' ‘
it‘ll-lit M E Church South Norwalk
--Miik bread. potatoes
Congregational church South Nor-
walk—liread. potatoes, jelly
Whatmiaver Circle K. 11, south
Norwalk—erree postal card albums.
Mrs. Joseph Davie-,aClothlng. toys.
limit .
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Becretary Bryan is opposed to the
proposed curiew law 'in Washington.
Sandwwhsd and oaks.
, ‘ Mes. Mathews-flocking horse.
‘ Mrs IAlldrows-«Mills twice.
IM‘l‘l.‘ Minot-“Milli doll?
Whoteoover circle. K’ 1)., Connect“
tlbhalilhilrch-1iillt daily} ' .
IO P Yiny‘es' Mott M r'k'etWMOD/t.
Grace Church indie-rumba
'the law shoot him.
in” A
Possibly me iii almonds to this »
Anglo a‘rb sanity on.
.. A German ill/interline succeeded in
i;
of gaining some additional clues but
upr’to press time ha‘d‘not succeededl
iii the Winnipauk saloon the caslli
register had been emptied of mi
money at closing-time and was late '
open so the burglars did not secure
any change They took several bot-
ties of beer and may have carried.
away cigars and cigarettes.
The police hold the opinion that the
same parties made both breaks.
Detective Motherland after ’qomplet
in: his investigation of Barry's cafe.
want to the grocery store oi Gilbert &
Chamberlain. on- Main street. where
he discovered a pane of glass in the.
rear door had heembl'olion. This tact
was unknown to the proprietors be.
fore the oilicer arrlvdd. He concludes
that the loa; of bread was taken from
there. it was an easy matter to un-
,lock to lock on the door by reaching
through and it is presumed that this
was the way the burglars gained en-
trance.‘ Whether anything else was
,iaken could not be learned.
lulu lililll‘lili
us insulin ml
27111 Skslcll oi the ”Work Aim.
E nlishsii Sines tile-Formation
ls Interesting
_—...
Effort
3°wa the cm at Western
businessmen used the tele- .
monk in momma a
W ‘ mum. Todaymanyof ‘~
these same business men
tinge of letter
length at telegraphic speed
and cadminiinumcosnandmake
that final effort first—-
with astonishing results.
1 ' ‘ lflE-WESTEMUNIHITELEGMPH to. i
‘ Minion-«sin Mull-a a mute.
partment the infantry .razlincnts on
institution
Presidentu—Wil’bur F Smith.
Vice President—Miss Mary K, Jen-
pings.
Secretary—Hrs. Robert Mullins.
Treasurer—linden Quintin-d.
OPERA COMPANY'S TOUR A FAIL-
URE ‘
CHICAGO Kay 12. wJohn C Sher.
for chairman of the executive com
mites oi the Chicago Grand Opera
Company, yesterday said the western.’
tour of the singers was not a success.
“The company." said Mr. Shatter.
"lost approxinistely ”0.0001011 the.
nature. 1
. .
SPANISH STATESMAN DEAD. 5
MADRID, May 12.—-Eugenio Mon-I
temaltios, one of the best known Spend
ish statesmen snd‘the inau‘ who diall-
ed the treaty which brought the Span-
ish‘Amarlcan War to a close in 1898M
died today atthe use of 82. '
counscricur M-lLl-rla TO a: as:
ORGANIZEDI
Under orders irom the War de-
the state are to be reorganized so
that they will coniorm to the nayr‘
my. The war strength will be raised
iment commanded by officers detail-”u“
ed from the regimental atait instead
oi 1500 men, each regiment will be
' required to take 1,842 men into in q
The eleventh annual meeting oi the
Norwalk Bird Club was held last eve:
bin: at the home of Charles Quintard.
148 Main street, Norwalk. Reports
of the oillcsrs showed the club to have
had a most successful year
1 Formed May 15, 1903, ‘with the ob-
lsct “to further as far as possible pub:
lie interest in bird life and the protsrr
.tioa or wild birds and to compile as
far as possible a list of the birds or
Norwalli. " the club has worked stead
ily for all this time to accomplish its
Fireside circle, Trinity- Chumpukbieet. Betas o! the best known loo
ltutors. Frank Chapman Herbert Job.
llicuyler Mathew and others hove
been heard here through the club' s of-
forts.
T considerable work has been lions
noise the schools with lectures and
talks. Valuable information about the
" “ t the Noriralks has been
it norm! of the records
' it or no: out at their
Myron I place
bird li
in.
field if it is called out on a war roots
ins.
fee which are to be added to each
regimeutoi infantry are the wagon
company. commanded by the. quay
termastei'. who will also assume the
duties oi‘ths regimental commissary.“
the machine gun company.I which‘
will be commanded bygdhnnzmflmoud
tal eom'missarv. and the headlines-tors;
company. commanded by ”the firesi-
mentabididiun’t. nude composed oi
the ‘ headquarters, detachment. or-
mounted scouts. the hand and the
nonmoihhilssionsd salt. The men oi
the mounted scouts will have-s permn--_ I.
sent organisation. but will be can ‘
rie'll on the records at different oom-
paliies groin ,wbmh ‘Ww will be lie-j
tailed lo; the speciai'smice. ..
Announcement Cams as surprise.
The announcement was received by‘
the local chillers oi the Guest: Mill
the two intently recipients are at
Hartford and «New Karon The war
instill: does not mean- that it is nec-
would hkl‘d' 13 I11 111 (Milt till
lay" we remitted up ’to wild , 3’
held at whldh this dials. llll‘s‘ been
regulations of the United States tar-"mm“. discussion.
' 1 derstood. in favor oi‘liquidation.
The three administrativo company ~
lei-y companies. Thol'i‘uadoumrcrs oi’ , ‘
penny to inerofl‘sj. their membeinhip‘" L
at the precautions. but all the a: ,_
‘ , chuisntiohs‘woniti rm to be i
, ‘ ec‘fii they were called out for war
l TWENTY. SIXTH ' , <
-"i‘mv6 rsa'ry
It iBuWi-l. surprise to us; we Wit because ”cmld‘ibl
see how anyone could fail to appreciate the mandarin! meridian»
dice values we planned for‘ this Great Birthday Celebration
Remember. this unprecedented money-saying event will con-
tinue all week, with new sunrises each day. Here is good news
‘for tomorrow.
Wednesday SpeCials
THIRD FLOOR. .- “REX” FLOOR MOP.
NOTTINGHAM LACE Chemically [pl-0”,.“ to am.
CURTAINS.
Garb the dust_ used for polishing
hardwood floors, furniture and .
woodwork; regular price $100
each. Anniversary Sale Price
Full ‘3 yards long. good assort-
ment of patterns: vilue $1.25
per pair. Anniversary Sale
LACE overtime. _.
All new patterns. with Grecian
borders; value ”.60, per pair.
Anniversary Sale Price fig. 12
HEMSTITCHED
‘ MARQUISETTE.
IWit‘h fancy border, asmlcnea
itilde: value 200 per yard. An-
niversary Sale Price . gag
scour "etasswans,
including Handled Nappies.
Vases, Sugar and Creams, Olive
so 002. wmoow shunts.
Oil opaque, all (520m, mount- ,
ed on :i-lartshorn spring rollers;
value the each. Anniversary
Sale Price ............ ". 47¢
wmoo'w emcee.
Water opaque, all colors, 316’
feet, complete; value 290 each.
Anniversary Sale Price . 19¢ -
WAEl-i BOILERS.
Extra heavy tin, copper bot—
Dishes, Ben ‘Bon Dishes; va- tom Nos 8 and 9' regular price
lues up to 1-9c each. Auniver- *1 7'5 each Anniversary Sale
sary Sale Price ........... 77¢ Price ' ‘
DECORATED TEA AND
Pi! PLATES.
Pink floral decorations, gold
band rim; regularly sell at so
and We each. Anniversary 8313
Price .................. 2 but
CURTAIN SWISSEB.
‘ 36 inches wide, new designs;
value 10c and 12 We per yard.
Aniversary: Sale Price .. 8y1¢
”seem
S T: ORE
' $1.19
GALVANiZEp WATER FAILS.
12 and 14 quarts, extra heavy.
regular price 29c each. Anniver-
sary Sale Price ........ 18¢
NlCKEL PLATED
ALARM GLOO'KS.
long, loud alarm, guaranteed
for one year: value $1.00 each.
Anniversary‘Sale Price . 79¢
l Hl-i'Avv FINE FOR onfie VICTIM
HARTFORD. May 12. «The heaviest
is understood. expect that the bank's fines yet imposed ‘by Judge illberle in
from 108 "‘8‘“ tin each company to affairs will have been all straightened police court were given Daniel McNa—
150 “‘9“ ““1 three new ““1""! out by July 1, and that the institution Imam alias John Hodgkins. yesterday.
companies will be added t° “Ch "’5‘ l will be prepared to pay depositors in 'The man, who says he hails from lies-
The directors, it
The question 0! resumption of ion and is a confessed drug victim
business or permanent closing of theiwns fined $200 and sent to jail for
institution will then have to be decld- ninety days .He was charged with
ad. There is considerable sentiment theft of '20 and assault
among the bank authorities, it is up
a
ADVERTISE "N THE SENTlNEL
6mg refraction!
flame Drew lid/(mg
Lemony
Prepared Especially For Till: Newspaper
It) Pictorial R‘s-cusp
run stones ransom.
quires as 'much care, if not more, than
the construction. The outer front.
buck and sleeve are laid on an open
width oi the haunts. along a length-
wise thread; The neck edges or the
front or the lining may be cut away
for any desired outline. not popular
saucy some to invor the V shape.
The lining is made by closing the un-
derarm on shoulder seams first. It
. should then be fitted and if there is a.
little Mom at the front this may be
remodidd by taking the dam in n utili-
despot and increasing the width of the
limit. ‘Tli‘o sleeve is now mood closed.
.. finished Will the trillion-
, Now since the under-arm and skii- vo
team of the outer blouse and now up
the ca‘ntér back seam. Gather the low -
or out or the “minds and adjust
the m A no” muted With the
wammatopiai is new sewn OVBI‘ the
paths at the front to give the effect
of‘da whirring. The most can new
film (thrills linihlr. It the cen-
“will Marin slums of the out-
dilation are perfectly oven
the line 01' e wdiiit” Will be perfect. A
narrow cesium may bio added it do-
"aimlm‘m “In?!” lit Rewind
‘ no More be flirt.
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