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Befone they left he promised to keep is not to 101 11111 map Ilorr get out 01
“I! 9Y9 0M for the Hindu and inform our night or turn :1 11:1111] unless we
them if he got the smalletxt clew. With know it."
this 1119.? had to be satisfied. as 111- E in a to“ 39111911191: tilled 1‘1thllllter
1191‘s ha tnid tlu- atom of the 111111111" of
guides elsewhere tie—veloped nothing the (best and the futile sour-1'11 for 11111
111-.lpful plans and the ttllslliltlluu of 111911101
11. 191-911 111111'911 on the owning train containing them
11311 utter dinucr listened to the story When Wilkerson found that Barr
1.." 111111- 11dvrntur9s with grcat interest; and mun booked pauoge on the Hai-
“11911 1111 11.111 nakcd n 1911' question! cyon for San Francisco and had in-
1111 and John looked :11 each other. quired about the next sailings for the
l-iually 121911-11 spoke. Orient he took Drake aside and they
11 might 111119 1'911rs to locate that determined thlt this could only mean
[1.119 111111011 1119 9x1111 plans." 119 said one thing-
thoughtfully. ‘1 1111111 doubt thutyour ’
11111111: Mi». linth. spent many a long
both and day piosputiug tor it. {so‘
so must have 1119 pious if its in the
'lmunds 111' [ml-111111115! 111 19101911119111.
1 1111111. you “ill have to find your
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John said so‘bci'ly.
(Continued in tomorrow's Sentinel.)
TOWBOAT cOM‘PAN'v WANTS
, TIME.
HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 22.-
Thomas in the United States
NEW
‘11 has nireadv 33:15.8
counsel for the Thames Tow boat Com
'pany for an extension of time in which
110 file an amended libel in its action
against the New Yor11'.New Mum
and Hartford Railroad. The towboat
company sued the railroad for dam-l
ages alleged to have resulted from:
the detention of the barge John For
syth at Newport News. Va. '
The barge balongs t‘o til$wboat
company and was under charter by‘
the railroad company to transport
coal from Newport News to Provi-
deuce in 1913. The toi‘boat company
claimed the railroad should pay dc-
murrage char es bombs r‘qilroad as 1
sorted that 1 ere Was no ’demurrags‘l
clause in the contract.
, The court has given an opinion ad-
1911111 tonne-101111110111 company; but
[fronted the 113111.01 the libellant to‘
. extend its libel. The arguments yes-1
* tsrday were for ontonionoion or tho-i
time in which to file the further 111 l
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Wars '
Min" 11.15131: 12.111311 to Wed cum» 0.
Howklno
l The following from the d’irldgeport
Standard will interest the manyl
“‘{But Mro. Grundy inojoto on tho mold. " 1 friends of Miss 133th in this citY:
‘ . b90n allowed to go prctty much to' m“ 39.111191123113911 daughter of
ruin. 11111111111111 would do his best. of M"- Lillian Eds?“ of 30 Center
coarse. but’nrtnoliy we are looking for street, announced her engagement to
‘ the birdin thcbush whcuwc hare one Clifton (J Hawkins of 66 Franklin
, In the band." 1 strset at a bridge party on Saturday
1 ”1 see your point." the promoter. snld evening. panama! the some of “In.
. promptly. "My oil'9r of (1113's ago still a supper was served at . table at,
. holds good. I'll finance this mutter to.
1111-, 9nd. and I'll look after the mluc tractivsly set in a yellow color scheme.
W. to sum: ra—fi-avm.ww.a .11 Jaws-91"
yesterday heard a motion of v ‘ .
der side of the lids weréfllie photo:
kinsoot-ln yollow . hearts.
: “needs Bloc6|t .
; Nourishment—fine 1'11.
vor—purity—crism ' ,1 .-
‘z—wholcsomencss. All Y
for 5 cents, in tho
mohturc-proofpockogo.
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WINSTED. Conn. Jan. 2".——A num
tier of letter! laid to have been ad-
dfoued to Arthur 91111111119 of Cole-
ibrqok, and found on the 113th 'by
11.1.1101 childreirnear the place where
Pfoeiflin was arrested on January 14,
and which are sold to contain state
ments throwing light on the murder
of County Commissioner Hubert B.
:M, are in ”the hands at the author-
itias. it was learned y.esterday The
lotions. which Plaefllin is believed to
‘have thrown away when lie was talc
'en’ into custody, were turned over to
itheir teacher by the school children..
{and she gave them to the coroner.
1 Joseph 1.. Carroll, 11 business man
fand member of the police force hers.
laud Joseph Aube another business
man, who claimed to have seen a tall?
and a short man together in Winsted
'lon the day of the evening of thh
ngso was fatally assaulted. and later
éleave in the direction of Barkham
. l.atod visited the jail at “11111110111 to
. "see isaac N Williams, of Bridgeport.
‘ . who is held there in connection With
1 ithe case. 11.111111 been testified be-
‘fore the coroner that 11711111 and a
' ‘short man were seéu in the vicinity
.of the Casc store at Barkhomated
1 about the time the crime “as com-
1mm“ 5". L“ 1: . .
= 1 Carroll and Aube, who were wit-
;nesscs before the coroner. declined
.to comment on the outcome of their
Wish to the jail,
icoroner.
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l A food for every day.
Crisp, delicious and
strengthening. Fresh
rim and fresh dc-
livcrod. to cook.
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A delightful new bis-
cuit. with a rich and
delicious cocoanut flo-
vor. Criapandolwoys
trash.“ umu. .1 ‘
by direction of the.
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GQVERNMENJ' 6514.3 9051 09-.
FICE GUlDES AND MAPS.
1 alter this purpose of dotoi‘mining 1119.
rates of postage on fourth class or
'1 Iparcel post matter, a guide for 51’:
‘ ' 5iconic and a map for 20 cents may be
, 1 , :1 purchased together or separately (the
j gltwo are uscd jointly in computinl
postage). by sending a money orderi
for the proper amount poyable to tho:
.Third Assistant Postmaster General
{Division of Finance. Washington. D.‘
1111 the purc‘h'fio of 3qu1» and man'- 1,
The guide lsmplicohlooto all 08108
_ but I “Wary" dutiful“;
each of tho 3500 units into which the
; coining 11 divided and it is then-rout
accessory. lam-5.1.1.111“ to
if!“ what cities it is to'be used The
unit number-forms foroi unless in"
8 ,- .
Mannfootuéro and merchants 1111!
End it advantagoouo to be supplied
.1111: E11191 who: noon and acids 111111 postage do-
Becker sang amoral selections. to “midi?“ m Wm“ thcro'
which she was obliged to diva encores ”by "6(de “fly- 0', ‘hovilig bares!-
Tho guests present were Miss Mar weighed at the silicon.
garet E. Woodruil‘. Miss Eloise Allen
and Miss Ettu Taylor of Dan'bury,
Miss 11111111 Becker of South Norwalk.
Miss Mildred Tucker of Trumbull.
note. At each place weroficllow box-
es of bon hour as favor-11.5.1» the un-.
graphs of Miss. amt ml- 111. How
for
C Postage stomps are not accept-film 31. 19151111111111“. Curtis, Judge
1:
One of the most notable 111m pro-
“ ‘3; lrhidions ever mode in this whom.
is the pioturized version of "Cameo
'Kirby,‘.’ perhaps the most important
Broadway success o1er written thy
Booth Tsrlngton and Harry Loon W111
son. which is offered by the Jesse L.
Lasky Feature Play Commit. with
Dustin Fsrnum in the title role. The
play appears for today only ‘st all
performances at Pleasant Hour and
Lockwood's Hall.
“Cameo Kirby is a romance of the
south in the days before the war, with
love no its main motive, and with in-
cidents which include many excitinz
adventures. "Cameo Kirby" ran for
an entire season in New York about
two years ago. and was regarded at
that time as a distinctive departure.
in the midst of a flood of realistic
dramas. this romance of the south,
with its gentleman hero whose pro-
‘clivity for gambling gets him into dif-
ficulties. and its lovely heroine who
believes in the hero in spite of all
temptations to mistrus1 him, made a
tremendous sensation The costumes,
the spirit of ad1enture and the entire
atmosphere of the piece, so success-
ful on the stage, are doubly attractive
on the screen. The incidents in the
story which could only be described by
word of mouth in tho “legitimate"
version of “Caruso Kirby" are all
shown upon the screen in the minut»
est detail, with a wealth of local (‘01-
or that literally transports the mind
back to the days when races Abeiwscn
the Mississippi River; boats were
sporting events for the gentlemen of
, New Orleans.
. HEARING ON JUDICIAL .
NOMINATIONS HELD
HARTFORD Jnu. 22.-The Judici-
‘ary committee yesterday afternoon
held a bearing on the following ind!
;cial nominations by Governor liol-
comb: A. T. Rorabaclt. Assbciote Jus-
tics .of the Supreme Court of Errors
and Judge of the Superior Court. for a
term of 8 years. from Sept 6 1916;
William L Bennett, Judge of the Supe
rlor Court for eight years. from Sept;
'0 «.16; John M. Thayer, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of Er-
rare and Judge of the Superior Court.
a term of eight yesrsfi’from Jan
iof the Gupsrior Court. eiiht yam,
min uory 31,1915: Howard B.
l5! go of the Court of Common
loos 1731:0911! county. for four
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«4‘-—-—‘—:——-——,—-——
IOOdT FOR PERSONAL LOANS.
HARTFORD, Jan. 21-Senator Com-
e; intmdu'Qd yootordoy an omono
at to the charter. of the Bridgeport
Loud and Title Company. allowing tho
company to guarantors personal as well
on root estate loans.
....—...-....—_——.
-A4vortioo in Tho Sentinol.
tract
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ill ”m1. WfTW {$1335. 111 “CAMEO
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
of \zomen from the Atlantic to thle Pacific, ,trolm all sections
115 tcount ,noc1t so e,novil estimll
but thagrgbme wagon has {Irittebrgwords otagthanlrs far
health restored by Lydia E. Pinkham’ s V egemble Com-
pound. No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar
to her sex should rest until shellac iven this famous remedy
a trial. Is it not reasonable to leve that what it did [or
these women it will do for any. sick woman? ' .
Wonderful Case of hits. Crunch;
of Bushnell, ill.
Bosnmr, ILL—“I think all the trouble I havoL had silicon:
marriage wascausedb ex are when o young . I work has
been housework of all andI have done mightigin cold and
snow when I was too young to mall 19 that it would hurt Inc. I hon
sufferedvery muchwith bea aring down pains in mybaok and such
miserable pains act-om me andwas very nervous and generally run
down' in health, but since I, have taken Lydia E Pinkhsm’ s V ogetahlo
Compound my back never hurts me, my nerves are stronger, exam I
am gaining in health every day. I thank you for the great help
have received from your medicine, and it my letter will benefit
faring mflwfll be glad for you to print. it.”——Mrs. Jam Cancun,
Bushnell.
A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman.
IIo 0.1101101: Mar—111191 Itaduiylowe to allsuffe' womsnjo
tell what I 11111 E I’inkham’ s Vegetable Compounddid or no.
year ago I ouud myselfatcrrible surferer. I had pains in both silos
11nd such a soreness could scarcely straightenpa up at. times. lly
back achcd, I had no appetite and was so nervous I could not sleep,
then I would be so tired mornings that. I could scaroel getomund.
It scouted almost no ssible to move or do a bit. 0 work and I
thought Inever woul be any better until I submitted to an opera-
tion. 1 commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkhamf s Vegetableflom
and soon felt him a new woman. I had no slept well, had’oégd
appetite and was fat and could do almost my own work for a
fly of four. I shall always feel that I owe my health layout
medicine. ”-Mrs. HAYWARD Some, Hodgdon,
For mars Lydia Ill. Pinkhotn’s Vegetable
Compo has been the standard rented for ten
ale ills. No one sick with woman's 111111111:
0119 justlootohorsclf if she does not trvthis fa-
mbus mod icino made from roots and herbs. it
boo Mum’ouflcingmoohod a.
Writoto LYDIA arrmu will!!! 00.
(cosmonauts) LYNN, n for advice.
our lessor winho nod mend .
by a womn ond hot inst-lot confidence.
WINBTED CHURCH SETS 026,”.
m Jul. 23.41, the will of
111-fanny m mot Dr. a. 11.
Steele, 81. Jamea' Episcopal 0111111111.
of’this' piano. winrécciyoobouuon
of about. 820.000.1110 local Young
Mono otiriauui Kimonos 11". after
85. 000. and the local masonic orgon
nation I. like amount. Mrs. 819016
died Wednesday night, death being
duo indirectly to tho Pork Hotél iiro.
men to eliminate" a grade crossing
thorn by having the highway poso by
o bridge over the New Haven road
tricks The noun. will‘ ho 11.111 111 '
the Station at New London.
WANT POLEO RE-LOCATED.
. HARTFORD. Conn. Jon. 21—621m-
uol Smith and liro. James. L. lites,
of Milford. havo petitioned the Mile
militias Commission for on who ro-
quirlng tho United munitions. 001n-
pony to re-locoto poles on We! River
street in that town. claiming to!“
have been unlawfully placed on their
1"“an
GTONINGTON cnossmc. HEARING_
HARTFORD, 001111., Jan. 21—1110
Public Utilitioo Dominion yesterday
sot. Jonuory so as the dots for Marin!
" told them.
too. 50 you can be cnrc free so far us
that goes, John."
"You know I wouldn’t tnkc it for!
myself," .iohu began awkwardly 111111
was silenced by a smllc.
’l‘lic next morning they had barely
finished breakfast whcn the launch
' captain was announced.
The three of them found him burst-
..iug with news.
1‘1 think I iocntcd your Hindu." 119
'flle came down at day-
light this morning looking for a steam-
9r sailing for the north. Th9 Halcyon
leaves at noon, and the steward {.1319
film a Job in the galley."
“But it might be another Hindu."
. Ruth suggested.
shook his head.
.4 possible," be said.
The contain turned toward her and
"I don't think it‘s
"[19. answered the
description clcnr down to the rugs.
Besides that, he seemed kind of nerv-
‘ous,.ahd when one of tho sailors Jollied
him the man: nearly 111111 11111. I‘m
sure he's your 1111111."
“There's only one thing for you to
do." Everett said promptly-«"tnko pus~
-- «age on that steamer yourselves to Son
4 Fm nelson.
By that limo you can be
pretty sure wh9thér he's yom mun or
not. "
This was agreed upon. and Ruth
started on her preparations immediate-
_ ly.devcrstr Insistlng that she take her
maid with bar.
“But I don 1 need her! ' Ruth protest-
ed. “She‘ s so expensive too!”
“Y on the merely a vouugstcr." Ever
Yellow shades softened'the lights of
the candelabra and the yellow of daf-
fodils and narcissus added to the color
PLEASANT HOUR—-
LOOKWOOD'S HALL
PARAMOUNT FEATURES
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
TODAY:
Dustin Forums
In a live-part drama of romance and
adventure, by Booth Tarkington and,
Harry Leon Wilson, entitled,
“Cameo Kirby”
The love story of a Southern gen
tlemon of the days before the War.
and the one woman whose faith in
him never wa‘ivered ‘ r
Frazier, Miss Helen Sherwood. Miss
r1111. ANNING J. sm'ru unassvon- '
Miss Louise Shorwood of Westport'.
Miss Bessie 0oborn9, Miss Lillian
latham. Mrs. Earl J. More". 1111:.
Mabel Scott. Miss Elsie Card. Miss‘
Kathleen Ha'rgrove, Miss Gertrude
Maylah Hallock and Mrs, Harvey A-o-
butt.
‘ Wednesday, Mrs. E. B. Hawkins.
luothcr of Mr. Hawkins, gave a 11111—
ner party to the guests of the previous
evening at "her home, 66 Franklin
street. Covers for twelve weré laid.
Sentinel Wants are winners.
Hit" Upon-dots “Mes Gail
Frod u. conunp.
Fuhcrol DiroCtor and Emboimev
vines and 11.-16.11:.
Tolepbonom
64"Io idols it. So. Nat-walla.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Might boat Ichcs Pier 27 East I
tilt-or. New York (that of Gather-inc .
$1.), cvcry day camp! Sui-By. at 8
11.111. Freight location or Norwalk up
to b p. m. and at South Iforwnik luv
to 5:30 :1. 111.
Grams F. Me, General Anni."
Now for a Rousing Saturday
with these Wonderful Values
the petition of the Stonington solem-
Ladies” 81 :Miss'cs’
C 1318
:12 11. 1151:1111 -
$2. 08
318 to $22. 50 Costs
. 135.00
All Plush Cools. Attraction
Coats one-hall all regular
price.
Children s Coats
First .
”Spring ' Showing
oi Fashions Made in America
for Americans
GOWN S
111111133113 -~—
11111.12.th
“WHWWWAYSIOWW”
911 sold quietly, “and you 1111131 111119
a woman traveling with you. It is 1111
right in do :13 you like In the mines.
where no one would dranm‘of speak-
ing 91 it or thinking it. but Mrs. Grun-
dy‘ insists on the maid.“
John ngrced with Everett and do
ported to got the tickets. in spite of
: Eton-11's warning that 1111 had better
‘ I‘ll‘nllo‘fifi $311111 George Drnko.
111111 londrd from 1119 1111119 and 111
march of Wilkerson. found him shod
owing Don.-
Dribrcmialncd his coming by oily-
iu that its bod boon! ootbing from
althou- Vllkoruo or tin. Damon. and
mucfiildbolooooootm “Nook! ‘ .1.
STAMFORD
MONDAY, JANUARY ”TH.
. ELLEN TERRY "
mirror ENGLISH scram
50c to $2.00-
TATlON LINE, ENC.
THEATRE
$3.98
‘ ‘ "“55,” 1007.08 vases
harem Fals-
‘ 11111 it’s a Short Way to'Jacoby’s
Young Men’s,
012 to $15 Suits
, 318111 :21 Suits
Men’ s Overcoats
Vanuatu” y L
Boy's Chinchilla . . _.
(Wombats ' '
*Suits ,
. 19.911
$11.91;
$10.00
$3.08
Values to $7.00
"manila.
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in loonoofrom shokoopoorot
Moll orders filled 11
order :opplicotion is to- _
coil
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