crease and toreilm labor is busily. ,9;u
1.11.1 mmutacturias road: to be able:
Ipod to this country. the contrary is-
V V :the case in the United States. At the .
E scorn sonnets
WNING SEN'I‘iNfil
ESTABLISHED BY
S G DEN
JAME 9L present time there is 11 large army 01' The mouth 97V A 3 1
E *1... AND A. L. GOLDEN. unemployed—men willing .io perform Mill 1191mm;
‘ paOPRlE‘i‘ORs.1unyMnd of labor Fortunately in Norfivital 111111-111. records. there being 111
W decrease or seven in the list oi deaths
SATURDAY, MAY 16.1914 1
,..-,— places. in New Jersey there is b91115,“ There we", 33 births 70,. MP“,
the 1 which is 8 learnthan pimp torppadiag
l
1
11111111111111: ALMANACFO1R 013111.911 Wm 11 to 1.. "“19“
1 TOMORROW.
_, High tide 5108 a 111.: 5 '55 P- m. object is to spread its membership and
Sun uses 4 :32' sets 7 :07' influence throughout the country in
furthering the propaganda of a protec-
tive or high tariff.
1 Thomas Cochrane, a retired manu-
'facturer who has been arrahzlns fer
the organization says:
crease of 10 over March.
1 .llritht.
April '
, 2~oy to Philip and Florence Bullock
3-Vlto. to Anatolian Mary Federlci
1 5—«i1lveiy. to, {Herbert and-V Ida wan
‘ 1 H n...”
, ‘ :1EVENIhiG SEN’l‘INEL TELE
- ‘ PHONE CALLS.
92-2-—-News Department.
gasp—Business Department.
-' 919388 ~Br11uch Oiiice. Norwsik.
i
‘ 171890 '_E%1‘t°rfifis‘den§:sidmw ‘ H'Our platform-will be a devotion to, 1 “91" . '1 1
in” ”+- ity 01's arr-.1 the simple. truthful and convincind 5"3‘21110‘S'N101'01“and-Angel‘mm“
are
protective tariff creed or the Great
Emancipator, Abraham Lincoln, who
in reply to a question by Secretary _
Stanton said:
“"i don't know mulch about the tar-
iii’. but i doknow that if my wife buys
her cloak in America. we get'tlle mon
ey and the cloak, and that Americaul
labor is paid for producing it; it she
buys abroad, we get only the cloak, the
country gets the money and foreign
5-l.ee. to John and Amy flenry.
S—Annie, to Aaron and Ester Kuhn. 1
9~Jane. lochflstopher and Elisabeth
Collin
10-:«Edward to Chester and Gatherinc
Gage
12—~Suzanne to ‘DeWatt and Mary
Pepper.
12-.111les to Jules and Mary Yeast.
lib-Peter to Michael and Rosie Ru-
‘ blue. ,
13-. Vorai, to Wallace and Leela Bates.
‘13—~George, to George and Albertine
1 nQCiE’i‘V my ”one
A ,Stated communication of Old
ewes Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.,
, ' - will .5. hold in :Maobfiic‘T-emple. 801M
3- Main street. Tuesday, May 10th, 1914.
's‘The M. PM. degree will be conferred.
5. All Master Masons cordially and fra-
It‘emauy invited.
D. B. BEACH W. M.
1
fittest—a ,
' ? -~1'-1.;M.3w11.cox, Sec’y.
1
.L.
r ‘ ' H ’ labor receives the benefit.’ " Cavanalrh. -
NFORMAT'ION WANTED CON- . .
" I ' W lwlilrthur, to Arthur and Emma
,CERNING sol-loot. QUESTION. Wham
ill the local shooting season was on
Elbert Hubbard would be shot for a
suffragette. His newspaper picture
ill-«Earl, teller! and Maud‘SteVens.
-We are in receipt of the following
' 17~Morgaret,-to *George and Eliza
f communication which will receive
Worthy. 1
propel: consideration: .lnalles 11111110011 like Mrs. Pankhurst. 17—‘F‘lorence. m Frank and mom“,
.1 Norwalk. Conn, May 16. 1914. ,.. ~~——-»o-—~ m erene.
Elinor Glyn has written a book the
title of which is“‘Why?" And those
who have read it are asking the some
question.
lit-«Girl. to helps and Laura Dccktr.
ISHMarle. to Joseph and Costantino
Cassalese.
lite—«Helen, to John and Tielell Morton.
19-»Heieu. to Matthew and Nana ity-
an.
19~Rncllael, to Joseph and Josephine
1 Editor of The Evening Sentinel,
1, South Norwlllll, Conn.
'Dear Sir:——-I wish to take advantage
V of the offer of The Evening Sentinel
'- for enlightenment on public questions.
Some-say we need three newschooi
........
President Gilmore or the Federal
League says the organisation has $54,-
‘ buildings‘at the present time; while 01,0000 11 ~ . . ""01“
, , ,- . ehind it. But will it eiei‘ __ , u
others claim two will answer for _ ., 21} Walter. to ”'0“ and Hal n \ior
catch up. (till!
awhile. ""‘"'”""‘*'*~“"" 121l~Catherlnetp Thomas and .Violl'un
Will yell publish information hear WiTH OTHER ,BDITORS. na Balding ,
Ning on both sides of this important A new woman's strike during which 2.0—~Ralph to “Milli and Elizabeth Fi‘fi'
. question‘s-because it 15,110 small mat- no woman will kiss or talk to her is. p
‘ ‘ 1m- to expend $200,000. When our taxes husband is proposed by a suffrage .illmAnsou, to David and Annie 0‘
leader in New York. Mightn't the lard.
Val-e jumping up at the “"91" ”PM“; antic step in right here and do some
thing as 'strikehreahers?~—Brockton
Times.
HOME MEVFEGNANTSV
While wé have no patience with the V
protectile theory which would build
11 stone ‘i'liit‘around th’iiave'n and’
(tunnel the residents to live off each
other or starve toneathI We are ten-
tirely in sympathy with that general
V nign Kronocseuic.‘
»~27-—-Fred, to Fred and Sarah Rowe.
iii; will be our aim early in the week ,
consply with the above request and
give. the 11 lows of those representing
he idea or three school buildings at,
[the prleseut time and those who he-
love it inadvisable to erect the lllllld
cribsw 11161191.. 1 1'.
Erbter.
-~l.ola to Charles and Sarah dialer.
30-«Mary. to Joseph and Johanna Sai-
commodity needed, . in this particular
instance at the public school children ii—«Mary Emeline Van t“
particularly in a lawsuit. .
" Schainlt .l......... ..
VConsider
he case of Michael Donnelly of New going outside of thercity to urcbaae ‘ “ 1‘
. V their class plus it. is justly accented nae-Olga Matilda Perensy. . 1 ill in “a recent order as contorminx to Are strong. chVell name them com 1‘
‘ “MM“ H Eheldou 33 3 the prescribed standard. the cheapest m0“ ”“99
Back in 1891, Donneily brought suit for two "nth?“ ””0“" They haze iinnit/““5!“ WV‘N i.aln..50 18 selling at $22. 50. An employs. how-1T9" “3 that 5'9“ ““95 eterywhere. '.
11st Patrick J. McArdie. his partner 2:13.113: 11.131”-1id3§1§1°11§11£1$§ 7w8tebhins w. 11111111119. . . .ss 29 even ,3 not can“ “96" 70 mm mm Then dub me 11., “experience
leijunh business. They were male oi! the city contribute according to 7”?““1‘3 g grey. 'd """ 2: 1; outlay all at once. for, like other rail- vhl‘lzsamaym 33::th 3:31:01 and,
, - . "H 1 . . . . . . . .3 0 ,
signer. but had disagreed and their, wealth. "i‘o ignore that duct is 7;; ”1y . ,“g’n as 7 ‘0“3- “‘9 ”W “m“ h” “M" '“ em, °. 8
. . » » s Mal-111.011 so a -. ranscmants with them wioweiars ' '
nails wanted an accounting and to fail to inculcate in the child when 8*"Wllllflill ~21 Lawrence 811 28 For earth’s divineat heritage .
. , ' ‘ ‘ . who have been appollutpd witch inspec-
, lament H18 sinner thereupon “1 a plastic state “f m" that renal '9‘rDaniel ‘1'. Ballard ..V...ii’l- 15 tors by which “win“ “n he [Md 701.3 The dreams whereon old wisdom
caused an alleged 11111 or sale tend 0' “m“ pm” “hm“ 1“ essential ” “1me 13'9”- -------- 19 “" in live monthly instalments. the psy- ““19“-
to show that Don all i 11 11-1. “mam my Mums" 1n the child- ‘2 “Fm“ “WWW ----- 2” ”9 meat to be deducted tram. the narrow ~ -
. n y ‘1‘ “3' is not would in school that he 0"" 124-11»); Bakes .29 as m weekly ins-iaimenta iDreams,a are they? put yc can not
an 91111111111911 to the town which titties
itself tor his 11.1.1911 we hear he will
never learn it. and a useful citizen
V may be marred in the making—New
1 Helen “mm-lam". ‘ « la-«enoyal Lacoy “twins...”
”9*— 'iiiwAuna- Fitch .82
it seems that it is; due to the pa- ' li—inlliam Irvine ”(13 -
trioti‘sln oi the Winchester ‘Arms Oo.,,:17...mgiyn mm, .....,,.m -
or New Haven and not to the sagaoltyl‘ 117.431.3719. 1p Monroe. , . . ,41
or the state department that the Mcx- ”194611111” c}, (37773, ,.... V'
1 icon robots are no 111111.11. possession 19.25““ Knboy ".114 V
.1 '0! 7.909 stalls and millions-«of round!) 19+“?hilllpallo r. Darvon”?! .
' 1" - ‘m.......11
. ,'32-‘08N1Vlilb ill. Benton. um:
, F‘EM-iiiarold Penncll ........~‘~‘—
.. ate-Lillian Stewart ......_.10 '-
1151111 interest to ,McAldle for.
" Donneliy maintained'that when
“resell-tall bill of dale. he. didn't
‘ but he was doing. J
illé—Julia 8 Formulae .68
Iii—«Niobiine Mannie . . . ... .37. .
iinavan lNansklan. . . .10
liwnbeneser 8. limited. :76
andabia1H1-ouemhiwgw1amwgawbauw
, ”flowiiamruh Wheeler, and We time 1913319900;de
t |
““"k ”“1“” 1’ hm" "m“ ‘n "m“ over that or. 111ml. which numbered New Mom up; WduoedmaQ” its my part: is 999mm null con.
Lincoln Protective Tariff League. its mouth. Don Curidhmde 11 1111-1111111:- aproboliiy rice: the t 1 time
increase over minimize NW1MV' ploy pm pmfifirmrtflmu nip
11m; 14 to his clean 111111011911 all in Value Mn .19! the, W Alibi:
1mm of tail drains. and. 1m
1uuentiy. thedahor .of hundreds about
system not only must all clocks and
1 The new time system enacts every-
26»Wiadycton, WIadyctau and Stapa-V V
V28—4Eiilqhetlii to Alexander and “static,“ that me numd ammo” shall “as,
Elie—Edward. to Ernest and Bolllana
30-lloy to Ruben and Anna ’VVHowlei.
:1 New watches must... possess certain
m sample. the redhead watch must be
,” lever set. must have Arabic dial and
., 2h
, 2“ the new “madame
Nile 11.111... and 1.4.11. dispagehere"
d ,
""Wummiri 11‘
emery. W mocha" dim day 111:}
iii» mils , met-Moidmmth cantor
-; «- . " W numerous New dipscisdiamxn »
‘mum TIME. 1111: 115mm which asst-1‘1 mil-moved
and the amt railroad We .wlul
«W
immmcommn clandesti-
hill do me tum
MW This-gym or time demotion.
Jiimmrlhasiau: in mussels
swimmer: inseam despotism
that mag-admired mil should meet
With Manual unsure of the greater
1110999.qu unload must lie the»
laisd by thewclocli. As a scientific!“
in railroad operation .a system that
will insure reliable-xi. time for the rail-
road writer is. thallium; 011 W
est iw. M railroad mom
timepiece is. in reality. a safety ap-
pliaanud-u ouch must be 11111111111
12.291111111111111 Whites.
.sooeuiiv 1hr Manon 11109119.er byl
supposed to do tor railroad work";
of the employs but for the dainty oi
all who-trowel on the milked ‘
“lawnmower the railroadmlock spec. ‘m‘ ‘
and the scum 1mm swatch has m' "'
ly “wannabe-inert cache New ihlavon‘ 1H,: W" 9‘ REM"
road by choiadailnion .0! am an-
tem «phenomenon-termite“.
this Museum! maralm in its
Safety First program Under them
Jae—«"131 our linens we Joel the breati‘
Q: m." sheath in ithe mm W"
wt: 3‘
An arrow is in the heart of Death.
wn'm“ .411 ,m be “p to a certain 1A god is at the doors of Fate!
standard. but :they must also bemoan
isrly inspected tapes 111.,me by ex ,
pert watch makers appointed tor the
purpose. - " 1
The introduction or this new time
inspection service has: imived the
organization of a speclal department
under the direction of Webb 0. Ball.
general time inspector tor the com
pany. working under him at dineront
division points are watch inspectors,
to whom all watches must be turned in
for inspection twica,a month and who
in turn iasneseettillcates showing that
the watches inuseare up to the re,
quired standard.
men;
iThe nations feel it in their sleep: ,
A change has touched their dreams
1151311111..
Voices. confused and 111111.111”.
W0“,
A doblrtfril light is in their akies.‘ ‘
The dawn. the dawn is on the wing.
The stir of change on every side.
invincible as the hawthorn tide.
I Have ye not heard. tllo'
retails.
A people's voice across the gloom.
A distant thunder or rending chains.
one engaged in the movement 0
mine. such as train’riiasters“ train ‘18"
numbers. simulates. siationmasters.
'yardnlusters. road and yard conduc-
tors tralnmen. ilagmcn. engineman.
track supervisors. firemen. district
bridge and building ioromen. signal
supervisors and others“.
As in the case of many other inlpor
.tant railros‘ds in this country. one of
the requirements of this new serv
Then- if ye wiil~~upliit your word
or cynic wisdom, till night (all
Tell us He came to bring a sword.
Spit poison in the 'Holy Grail.
W oven
use 11 match We maths! somerset
to insure its reliability. 9. watch whose”,
variation shall not «can'thlriy sec” ,1
ends a week» As patches are made. ,
this means that such 'wa'tch must be
at least 17 iewelled. nbw recognised by
“VG“
one!
1 There are 111.1111 seventyenlue watch
movements approved by the company Tell us that custom. sloth and fear
stay them
restores regarded today as necessarY; .
to lit a watch for railroad work. fli‘or 110“" ~
them,
must Wind at the flare twelve. the1
ride: in all these requirements haiuz
”11111111119111.1111 he, as safety .
Titer-rm a1 , other lectures about
“on service. in use
“new gum railroads. which are in-
power:
Strive. if ye will, to seal
992W.
1
it is the 1111.111 ”libs Dawn!
tidal
maven-19.111111111111111 12 11.1.1 1111mm lcr can mwfl
Adwiwlmm Jinan sitar a, .
Will 11111111111 moan torsboth
iii the aid has outlived: were run‘ '
The Spirit that moved on the Deep
II moving through the minds olr
Troublins their hearts. irom east to:
And nations rising from their tomb,
Nowadays nearly all railroads require ., ,
that the watches of their employee 7”
per t .
we order “0" alone in the interest shall beiburoulhiy salable timekeep- '
are m a safety dealer 0,! great import-7; '-
.
Agleam that will not let them rest; ‘ :
.Unsig'naled as the approach of Spring.
4—,...”
ice Say that we dream! Our dreams have 5
Truths that actions the bill-pins sun: :1
The lightnings. that we dreamed. have 1’
lugs until such time'ds the need for principle or home patriotism which much. 1the leading railroads as the standard ”‘3 '.
' . . . . V1 it i r
[78,33,110 is'clearly shown. leads one to give the preference 111- April Deaths Y M I) for railroad world l2:11tull'ally those Hang; 1‘” W“ M W111i threads
‘- m. 1.. -._. ,wnys to, home merchants. and we hold I _ ' ' whose watches are 0 a carer are e
‘Mi 1 V V - this to be sound even it circumstances 7 2% omelius Sweeney . -- w 6 than this mm under the new 0,.er 'i‘ill no remotest island lingers ,
' KE DONNELLYS LAWSUIT. demand a all htly hi has me tor the 3~7Moily Hunt. '34 .8 1“ secure new watches, two months hav- uutside ““3 WWW“ Kiel“ common
There's-11151111111; like stickint‘Vo 11. , g ‘3 ‘ n “ Swlilmma Hoyt T’hatCher. 119 1 9 m m“ mowed m. 111111. , ,, weal.
0r thrust the dawn back for one
{Return with more than earthly
the (contains
1 That send the Spring thro lest and young J P
J. Pierp,
'1
mtches given any with suits or g‘ '
clothes; in short.- any' old watch was; 1
darkness ,' 1
Time «pace. and linked all lands in
Dream‘s——but their swift celestial illl ,
ed to be alto butlaadsrloat1mcdsm-1 -
. neat-nod and blue borders; ra-
lue 17c each. Saturday spec--
«1111121411,,
11111115518. .. . 1 ' 1
Truth. have and Justice, if ye slayV ..
1 one Louise converse, daughter or
Frederick. e connotes of Boston.
weildlnown composer.
Morgan. the grandson or W
t "Morgan, and heir apparent
oils 1!, as at Maroon 1!! tblswyoung
mullahs, or. who ismw 11ml of the
Brits hack the sun tram the eastern ‘0
“Mid 13!
more cost to west have heard a poweriiii as
1 , bridegroom
wmnd thread, m; mined
‘ 82c. each. Saturday special Inc
‘. Special ................. 12-1-89
‘ - WOMENES LISLE VBSTB ‘
. and sleeveless value 60c each.
. man.
may u... acwwma-uww- . a W. .- wow»... ".1 m...1-.m....1._
cmve rsury
Saturday Night Specials
from 7 do 10 '
LINEN TOWELG.
Sturdy Liam Huck Towels,’
Large size Sheets made of
Mamsoox. _
10‘ yard piecem’liil inches wide,
Value @1289 per pair. swim
Special ......... . ........ 79¢
WOMEN‘S VESTS.
Regular and extra‘sices, niow
neck, short sleeves and elsew-
iess, value‘l’ic each. Saturday
*Extra tine quality, low neck
Saturday Special ...... 39c
WOMEN'S SILK LISLE HOSE
Spliced heels and toes gar ter
‘_ ~ v slain-e. 190 Del
.8811.“th metal Hue
NIGHT GQWNs.
Empire round or square neck.
lace and embroidery trimmed. Q
value $1. 00 each. Saturday
,Special , ..... ....... 53c,
'* «2 .apccial
“ ~MGN'8 MGHT Siltfl'ts.
'HENXIOMTS.
Made of fine finality black
sateen. wide planed runi'le; va-i
his title and 31.00 each. Saturn"
.day “Special .............. 59c?
" each. Saturday Special.
pova' KHAKI rears.
mm heavy, double one; '
rises 4 to 14.1Saturdaplipeclal
..... 1.............. 25c
TEA AND coerce-Pore. ‘
, 1‘ at. nine, heavy com.“-
el plated; value use each. Bal-
'urdoy‘flpecial .............-1'nn
THIN BLOWN WATER
VUMBLEM
V Value 5c each. Saturday Spoo-
hi......11. ..ZVQV9r V190.
CHINEEB AND JAPANESE
MATTING.
carpet patterns, newest col-
ors; value 291: and title per yard.
Saturday Special ........ . 19c
COUCH COVERS.
.fil‘ull 3 yards long, Bastian
stripes; value 1.25 each. Satur-
day Special ........... use
"NECKWEAR.
The new Organdie Dollar.
1......
Middy Ties, Collar and Cut!
Sets; amine 39c each. ~8aturday
Special ................... 25c
GIRDLES.
l or mosealine 111111, 2.11 the pop-
ular colors and black; value 500
.891:
VEiMNfis.
in all the new octagon mocha
es and seldom spots; value 25c
per yard. «Saturday-«special doc
WOODBURY‘S lFmiAL 2-OOAP.
Naluodoc-per cake. '89.th
.1712
Made ot-lxood muslin. leather
stitched, braid trimmed; since
14 to 20; value 591: each. Sat
M188 CONVERSE T0 WED YOUNG V 1
J. P. MORGAN.
is to we
1- 16 mountains , '7
1.2111111: Insan- that users watch I - \m , 11 1.111» new and
Thalia-hid this mightier ovement M0?!“ 9“”1 p ‘9 ‘
991‘. a conductor or ”w“ ,, _ . paws:- as did them-eat J..P., flatten.
the
11 (liter animate-minute patter
the 911111111 ornament to be ,
The 91.111111111111111 Month: scale. the Morgan '
one will become an iaailiuiloa as
some compliments. '91}:
be ismow in diary ,, F'l'
Mime ,1.th sum: 1“ I. m
urday Special ............
Exceptional presentation of the
1 Woman”
fa-
moue London Times‘ 910,000 prize
playIEt,
“Title Other
Au interesting drama of love superb»
1y presented by an extraordinary
cast of metropolitan players.-
Another striking feature. The earth's
most phenomenal wheelmen,
sub SNYDER,
,. ,Abiy assisted by "Boots" Dunham.
comic. genius.
Milt.
j - WILLIAM‘.0AH'lL1..
"fi‘he Pride of .Kildare."
the
. Welcome return to the noted lrish
r11. American Girl and the London
Johnnie,
GAMER
mew-N
‘ .1111 a Series .011, Minty mil-088.
JEANETTE LOWRIE AND JACK
and
Modern *bailoers of-‘ltare Ability.
MR AND MR8. SYDNEY SMITH.
MARY mam-one in HEAR-rs
Norwalk Chronicler