Evening sentinel, Monday, May 25, 1914 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

”*‘IHE SOUTH NOR'ALK wammmnsm

~ EVENING SEN'I'INEL low or on m noun-u. m “rec
ESTABLISHED av ' ““v New of sources at informa-

JAuEs GOLDEN. ' 1““ “'0'" “ch matters The: ex-
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I. L. AND a L. counts. 3‘

Our attractive and numerous outing "
PROPNETOI“; iplseea are an invitation to thousands
3w every holiday. The frequency of
accidents does not and will not me

llNiATURE ALHANAC FOR ‘0 “99 Pimple at hmne- But it MGM
TOMORROW. to be a warning on the need of grant

High tide 11:43 a. m.; 11:57/p. m. ‘ care
Sun rises 4:25: sets 7:I5. ~____ ' 3

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE- NEW EMPLWMENTS. .
PHONE CALLS. One of the penalties of advancing 3

fora—News Department. years is a loss of interest in once
yrs—Business Departmmt. tavorite pursuits or pleasures. Why
'fi ‘B'mh Office Norwsk. not adopt new pastimes when the old

--Editor’a Residence.
gins—City We Widener. m 'm’ If any bores you.
t?! It“! There in no greater fallacy

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old to l rn." Wh "
or}, well Lodge. No.108, F. and A. n. ea en ‘ ”em“ W
Meets in Masonic Building. sommcomes too old to learn. he is too old
lain street. int and 3d Tuesday of ‘ to live. There is joy in conscious ad-'
each mouth—July and All!!!” 01‘ vancement in knowledge: there is The Handsome Structure “Allie"! the

 
 

 

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will be of the most improved and up-

to-dnte character. It will he of brick

and steel, and absolutely fireproof.
flannel Kantor, thefowaer, is I‘M!!!

NORWALK'B NEW TH EATRE.

 

seated—at 3 O'Cle- A” ”“8“" pleasure, too in excursions into new 5WD Building—A MW" "03¢“ -

liaisons cordially invited. D. Burr . fl ld l ' “ Addition to Our '3'“. of all his attention to the armrements
sch W. hi. Robert M. Wilcox. e s. t is difficult to revive the of the theatre. The plans call for "3

:0” ' study of botany, chemistry, drawing? Amusements. commodations for 1.400: The balcony.” 3

The above is a picture of Norwalk'a
new theatre to be erected neat to the
Norwalk Club building, on Wall street
The dimensions will Be 50 it Hi feet.
it was to begin the study when in and the construction of the building
school days? There are people who
would like a garden if it were not so:
much work to care for it who would
appreCiate a mineralogical collection

THE LAYOUT 0': MEADOW if some one else would gather it for
STREET' them. who would enjoy walks m3

Numerous requests have been made search of new plants and to learn the

for The Sentinel to take “D the matter habits of birds and insects, if it wars

will have semiannu- to'ehptrm
the aview of the pimple occ upylng‘ren
nuts. it will ha a credit the city
and we are sure the enter rise of Ir.
Kantor will be appreciated.

out!» Chapter, No. 88. R. A. M. music a language, mathematlcs. after
3 fleets in Mafiohlc Building, South one has neglected it for twenty
'_ L Main St" 2nd and “h Tuesdays. oflthlrty years; but is it any harder than
" each month-July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
fiasons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.
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.tional Association Players who sign-
ed Federal league contracts while tree
insults are eligible to contract with

' our clubs upon being released from
lll‘ederal League contracts. Our clubs

SPORTS OF ALL BORTB. 133“,“ not be permitted to at“ on”...
Chief among the interesting and who are under contract with the Fed-

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of the layout of Meadow street, and not so much trouble. But everything
use its influence to bring about some worth having 81"38 the possessor a
action for the relief of the present un- certain amount of trouble. Work es-
satlsfactory conditions existing in that pecially in a new field is the best of
thoroughfare While no written re- summamg To keep a fresh interest
' quest has been made. a requirement in life one must occasionally 3.1 out
which we have rather insisted on in of the old “"33 13 is because some
the treatment 01' these WW0 matters. mortals are such creatures of habit
" We nevertheless have taken the mat- that they find life losing its zest and
“1'.“ and hope to V9! 01’ some 333‘3‘ betcmlng flat and dull as they grow
tande by Collins attention to the \‘81'Y3older. There is not half the charm
much needed improvement. 3iu a road we have gone cler every
, Meadow street is one of the prin-jday for years as there is in a new
“W inlets to the Second Taxing "13" path. Oftentimes, too, some new ex;
met. and n0 street in the i‘ltyaoi Nor- curslon will open ohe'a eyes to see
walk '3 more “991"“! 0! attention. in familiar objects in a new and brighter
' stormy weather it is abominable. end light. statistic-I 153 one of the things
' at 1 times the street is hlt‘ogdthe!‘ that should be avoided if one w'ould
too narrow. The Board of Councilmen keep alive and growing
or the City of South Nbrwallr. realized ~————'-+«——-
.519. .importance of laylng out 33183 MEMORIAL MEETING.
arrest. and three different sets of free-‘ Th. Christian Inquiry Club ”t the

holders have grappled with the situa— gave up its regular meeting “mm”
' tlon there in the past. Either through to a consideration of the lessons from
disagreement with the property OWB'. the life of its late secretary, Robert
l". or other causes, the layout failed C. Dewar. The pastor of the' church
. {led the meeting and spoke at length
' of the one whose memory the clubff
3was honoring. rile said in pn‘i't:
. is 3W! to!” m“ m“ the PTOP'I That which to said in meritory or
" arty3 owners on the street it does one departed ought to be honest ap-
poem possible for a competent commit-3 ' preciation. Flattery- 19 u inexcusable
he of freeholders to cooperate with after the 99351113 0“ ‘9 before, Death

is a mere incident in such a life as

tel-sated parties in bringing 3M“ Ewe consider and wears to speak here
this improvement. The Board of 38- 3“ it he were pmnt m weigh mh
due. and Taxation has set aside a' word in true Scotch may flashion l
clout sum for this work The next3 it is Robert Dewar as ”he actually
for the City Council to take ls 3ml°Hfi8 W1 Runyofolhg 333'“ I
_ 's e was a man do arm:
33 ave a layout made and a commit m personltty 3}“ attracted .3“ whom
3.01 freeholders appointed who will. he inst. He 3m always in demand
' t ahead and perform their duty. acutely yet found um to remember
cannot believe that they will be some shut-ins and older sick dill:
m thfill' undertaking. with a “bit and I Chen W HO
x ‘ ‘ was a man of We disposi-
of helping alons every tion and andOyed a good debate and
for the ’weltare of the Cit! if he thalfit he m “m ”“3““?
k may we 9'95“!“ t° "k "39 inglwhatey’hr the can against him; H39
apartment to take this worms: faithful to his trust throughout
3 next meeting of the sous-diam! many oi his miners never mitten
m an start salon the “do: other eyea‘ than his own are proof
”it: :nhlchdthis layohtfmay' he- of this fidelity even in mall fill!!!-
Mr. Stapleton illustrated the various

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No one shomd be more anxious for

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ever prevalent features of play in that: erala. Players who have no respect
season of the year commonly known for contract obligations are not want-
as the winter league season, is the lit ed by our association clubs."

tle stunt of counting Old Man Plank‘
out of$aseball. or at any rate out or EASTERN AesocIATIou

the maior leashes Gettysburg Ed-l GAMES FqR THE WEEK
die along with Hans Wagner. Nap . 1 J'“
lucid and Bobby Wallace, are role" 1...“,
gated to the junk pile annually and New “oven at Pittsiield, New Brit-
huve been for the past decade". Yet am at Hartford, Bridgeport at Spring-
somehow or other. miscalculatiolys of field. Waterbury at New London.
glaring enormity creep into the pro-P 3 Wednesday.

cess. and Eddie. lionua. cl 31 refuse New Haven at Plttsfleld Brldgcport

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to be banished to the wings. WhllB at Hartford. New Britain at Spring» 4

other and more youthful prodlgles Wt“ field, Waterbury at .\ew hontion
popular in the limelight of the public, Thunday,

gaze. Youth must be served and all‘
that soft of thing. but at the same at Waterbury. Bridgeport at
time that the earlyuhlrd catches the Britain. Hartford at New London.
worm. the early worm dislikes 61-. 3hmm
oeedlnxly to be caught. Likewise Ed- (Morning).

die anvips so young, man a meteoric New Haven at an
rise, even though it be followed by a .t w.tu-bury' Eb
permanent stay. but Eddie politely 1'6- Britain New London at Pittsiield.
times to be made the stepping stone: 3 (Afternoon).

of such rise. if 301 are 0M 0" “10 Bridgeport at New Haven Water-

New

ed in the path of the law of avers-888 Springfield. 'New lnadon at Plttslield
and the passing of all things mom; sunday.
take a look at the late activities of

edition of your estimate. port.
Bridgeport will serve no a magnet
orthe boxing fans tonight. Bunny
Ford. lighting as a lexltimate light-

W
Loao M‘Av‘huv AoAm.

Ketchel. the Yankee boy. in I 50'“ left it abruptly in Washington recant-
that is attracting coulomb met: Iy. went wetlands saturday to sec
tion. The boat will be 'over the usual m.“ Callahan. Lord said he had
Bridgeport limit—rten rounds-and no intention of rejoining the White
many New listeners are expect“! to ear. and did not expect to return to
attend. Ford's recent £11“!!!le 0'“ baseball. .

Jimmy We Bare hi! stockaoonsid-l “It I were traded to some other
arable boost and there h M "“0" .club. h'owever. i might consider the
to believe why the New ““6“ mm opportunity to remain in the game."
'pnncher shouldn't repeat 0f 60”" lord 'aald. "I don't want to ploy
there is a possibility “I“ Km“ ““1 Michell. but it's about.the only thing
odtpoiat Ford. betwehaveue circum- [ 0“ do.”

staatial evideneeor mm ”ML. Red-starsdsmphaticaliy thatthere.

that m WWW“; 01“! “whosomwonbstweshhimaad‘

mum-men! um “I“ K“ the club. it. left, he said bosom .

WWW“! in “'W he (an hlsablllty to play wanna
wheatotthesyenina decreasing. but «use that his rest
rho expel-w MMWW‘ has mod him rool *Ioo pot- cont.
captain George Brown, of the Yale bolder."
meg team will defeat the wonderful-
rod Meredith in. the hell-ml“ M kELOlY A. d cesarean _
in the iatcroolleslusp 9m- i' W a reverse ion Icon; donned the Kel
nine in “it M ”13 Wm and who nineteg’odowntodefeathe-
his opponents will his?” ”dim‘i‘tora the team or New Canaan by the
m speed hard-r ‘0 061°“ “ii men «commotion-onstage
WW 3 urban-afternoon. roommat-
' ‘ W63.“ ‘3“ ted the ball hard sedation. while the
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sport. Hartford Elimination meta”;
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South Norwalk Congregation! Church multitude, friend fall. which has trail- m .t Iflmford' \'ew Britain u with m M”?! “huh“ dorms the land busily WON-I'm! for the summer

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Phhfldd at New Hum. ova-Imam «In. of Detroit. referee all of the 0”“ and gardens and ilower beds put in of-
tho senile Plank. thou issue a revised gt Waterbury. New isondon .3 Bridge- » .3clala who '1“ 3“" Me of the race d a The dfil'eront committees of the

Harry Laird. former captain of the hated.‘
weight. will furnish opposition to M Chicago American Hague team. who 13 In what order thecarawlll startand;y

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Early Summer Sale
able Dresses and Separate
Skirts

No sale could come at a better time than this—lust as the
W. come with special outage of
Summer Dresses and film that will be needed for wear with the

blouses. Go where you will you cannot find tastier styleswneith-
er can you find prices that compare with those 3qnlhty and style

weather is “warming up."

considered

Crepe and'Plisse Dresses .
Striped and Delivered Marquisctte$598
French [Lined Dresses .

House Dresses. about ten new
styles. for house wear

Now woo Skirts

of Wash-

$3. 98
$9.93

69 ds
$1.49 to $698

 

STOCKINGS

FOR SUMMER

Tomorrow we specialize in the
kinds of stockings you will find
most satisfactory for wear with
low shoes. These are the finds
that fit the ankle neatly and
look well.
women's sILK PLATED

HOSE.
Black and colors. double sole,

wmmucelousuesfi

seamless foot, deep much top;
)0on well and wears well. For
pir ....................
WOMEN'S SILK BOOT HOSE.
Fine Gauze. “Silk where it
shows and lisle where it wears,"
in black, white and all colors.
Per pair ............ 50¢
WOfiilN's SILK BOOT HOSE.
With extra spliced heels “and

toes and reinforced garter. tops. ‘

Dpecial. per pair ....... 25¢
MISSES' MERCERIZED HOSE.

Fine Iibbed, in black, tan and
white, nil sizes. For pair 25¢

 

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Hand-wear is one of the most
important of the dress accessor-

' lea and any little flaw in style

orntmay mar the plasmid
your costume. Every new idea
is shown here. Our new stock
includgs every new color and
material.

12 BUTTON WHITE

4 Best

Knit Undergarments

Quality for

25c

Every Shape
Every Size

fie Benton 8m3"mter dollar" Undergarments are surprising—

in quality. style and variety.

WOMEN. V5813.

o Shaped. high or low neck,
long or short sleeves and sleeve-
leatl, plain fancy or wide band

WOMEN'S UNION SUITS.

Bihbed cotton, cuff knee or
umbrella style, lace trimmed;
value 39¢ each ........ 25¢
WOMEN'S VESTS.

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WOOL and ”IO 0110““ 0f "‘9 0115‘ VA“ m3, the cm on Decoration

SILK GLOVE
‘ . drawers to match out!

Double tip lingers. value 31.90 m ' Good generous size, l0W 1100!
02er 333333333333333 .3 79¢ kneeorwide umbrella style, lace and “eagle” or with short
WOMEN’S 2 OLA” trimmed .......... 25¢ sleeves; value 15¢ each 1255¢

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All theneweet colon. double
tip lingers: value 69c per mlr

.................... 50¢

$2 Royal Worces-
ter Corsets ‘

LATEST MODE“ ONLY

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WOODWARD AVENUE SERVICE.

The initial meeting of the Wood-
ward Avenue Department of the South
*Norwalk Congregational Church aIId
Sunday school was held yesterday sf-
ternoon on Woodward avenue between
Burritt and Rivers streets, under most
hopeful and auspicious circumstances.
The meeting was held on the platform
erected, but in the absence of tile
expected tent was an open air ser~
vice. Mr, Stapleton was chairman of
the meeting and after reading of scrip-
ture and prayer introduced Rev. W7
'11. Stewart. of Stamford. who spoke
very effectively on the subject, What.
Religion is Accomplishng in the
World." A comet solo beautifully
rendered by J. Manson was followed
by a few words from the pastor on

.. AUTO. EUMlNATION TRIALS. ;. ACTIVITV AT THE SHORE...

 

WWII“: up. .3139 ”-“5
climber! to the Bell island Has Many Vlaltora for
mild automobile; Saturday and bunday.

race heronextaaturday were to sinrtf Boll Island presented . scene of
W All It!“ ll. In“ by so!» much activity yesterday. Out-of town
50‘"! WNW it W ”“0““ owners of cottages were at the is

three M “151 will ““9 the “"1” Boats were brought out and overhaul-
‘WM the WV“ 0: A- 3- Harding ed cottages made bright and clean.

'ara halo-and will W “10 “ml“ Bell island Improvement society were
Ition mm W 0‘ m forty-‘0‘ m M W “W repairs.
"° M“ can entered must b‘ elim- Among these who were on the Island
ester-day were:
John P. Leo and family, William I".
the" “3mm V‘“ “0‘ WWW“ “- cum and tsmily. lira. Fannie Blink
nounced until the morning of the race. 3dloe and wally, D A. Wadhalns. in-
W ng'Wilraot. Charles lousy and rain-
ri‘rulauom auso FOR DIVORCE u, o, N" Yam w s. ”Rum.“
'CHXOAGO. Hay 15.-—-Robert Fits- family William c Smith and family. What a Church Means to a Communi~
aimmona, former world's champion E. C Browne. anm R.“ Thompson- tr. J. w. Glover. mperintendent.
heavywekht What, was sued for It. ’W Phi-ll. C. C Port! 13 M. M“ smoke in a most helpful way on The
di'm BICUMIU. in {hi Circuit court 0! drm n. H 60QO John GOO. Work Of a Sunday 3011001 and Frank-
by Mn. Julia l‘ltrsimlnons. W110 mm .A w mm and Ila Thompsonw is to have charge
charm!!! that he had treated her with "a he been will“ by the club of the work on odward avenue gave
extreme cruelty since their maniac! which willow “Won “,3 3the stirring word on What We Aim
in San madam in 1903. to Do in This Sunday School. Eighty
M _ w There was ‘ We number of people people were present and over thirty
MILLOLOSID FOR THE WEEK. "3 m laurel 03.3,. on p“... 3903“. enrolled as charter marchers The in
The blowing out or a whim!“ mu Inland, yesterday. mm“ t... tenet was very good and all present
of one of the power out!!!“ ill. the SL‘ m are “1.. made “a the were enthusiastic and ready to work.
George Pulp and Paper Gummy. last club house 1. w“ thomxblv “no. The tent will be here this week and
file first session of the schol will be
held next Sunday afternoon at 3:30
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1“ clued all 0! this week It '” of the members of the Club were in

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The Spriagwood baseball team play.

claim It. Keith; the popular r311- ed the Nominal in Newton, yester-

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