1‘71;
' . should be discussed and acted upon.
I . mission 011 Industrial Relations. made .perhaps without IsItraw in his tent to
the recent slaughter of unrated
*play 0! "7a subsidiary Standard Oil cor-‘7
panties in New Jeroey.801ne o! the
Rockefeller Foundation funds happen,
to be invested in that very corpora--
MONDAY m”
11 I915
another corporation dominated by the
t :
”INIATURE AIFMIANAC FOR Rockefellers, it Is little wonder that l
TOMORPOW. that outbreak fans the prejudice
High title 12 :06 8.111.; 12:20 p. tit-against "Rockefeller money.”
51111 171565 77°33 “Its 5:”- The original sources of any
I I ‘however. are gradually forgotten. On
. EVENING SENTINEL TELE- ly the money remains—or rather, therei
PHONE EALLS.
gram—News Department. seats.
_ '-gz-3——Busin€ss Department \\ orth of the labor of the nation, the
1388 ”Branch OSfiCE Norwalk' pou or to command two or three mil
1235- ~3—Editor's Residence.
1385-12—City Editor' 5 Residence.
1113-12--Business Manager' 5 Res- .
idence.
(11 or That is the real problem Plen-
ty of thoughtful men doubt whether it
[is well to leave such power in the
MASONIIC NOTICE_:II1ands of any group of private citizens,
A Stated Communlcatlon of Old however wise, honorable and open
well Lod9¢.N°.1°l31 F- and A-M'11ninlied they may be.
will be held at it: rooms Fefiruary 2,,
1915, at 3 o clock p.111.
World—F. 0. Degree.
A“ Master Maseru! 00rdially and Ibig foundations are engaged are realh
{paternally invited. ithe nations business, to be carried on
' Fraternally yin-"’31 dwilh public funds; that our philan-
SLYVESTER 8' DECKER' W. M' thropy. like our
_. ‘ . llcox _
Attest “$32137, W ' 'should be -"of,- by and for the peo-
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government
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Butler Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.
HELP NEEDED NOW.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St" 2nd and 4th Tuesdatls,e:i The relief committee has reached
- m... ..
Masons cordially invited Charles funds 111th which to reudel practical
Wilcox, aid to .\orunlk's needy.
A. Tuck, l 1’. Rolled \V- As will 110;
Sec, seen in another column, treasurers,
r ’,___ _..._.._._. have been appointed. and It is nowl
EAST NORWALK'S UPBUILDING.
Undoubtedly all at us have seen the a“, Citizens
. 'mnstrucllon of giant modern buildings 9d “hon appealed ,0 for aid in a goodl
Many of 0m families are in
Noxwalk has never fall-
iu 111051 of 1111‘ great (antes—buildings cause.
111st are constructed lot gmlemliohb‘ uaul.
of use and for substantial and safe ro‘ time as 11 medium for help, may
turns 011 the ilncstunent. Each build liusted to judiciously
i.1g is 1111111111) a small cit) 111 11.11211. 1110111171111 and supplies placed at theirI
\\ 011111 are empty «then
Those who are giving'
strucl urcs disposal.
”lilo foundations of such
“we, of course. of prime importance; 1.!(30pltl are hungry and without propel,I
.i-‘Inencinl assistance is the -
A little help now ,1
.1.1assive and safe; then the stlper- clothing
s'ructure. followed by level. comfort need of 111,11 hour.
able flooring and all possible devices will he a great blowing in some needy f
Will you give it?
-—-—o
for easy. clean and comfortablc no person.
(has to all parts of the building. 1‘01-
lowing this come the other llect‘SSI-
lies: Light, water, drainage; then lu.\-,
wishing I
RELIGION IN THE TRENGHEJ.
An Englishman. war
to makes men essentially
arguing that
1.1'les. Any counuulully ir religioua,
build up must adopt. all these factors I wanted to know whether anybodyhad Iclassos. but who are most. skillfulmo- the Do
Our Third district has the foundation; observed British 301mg”, 111 from any".
good location. soil, substantial resi- lug their pray.ers Wilcreupon africnd ‘39th I“ demand in our Industry and, Amendment
dents and residences. beauty and all answered him by picking up a volume contributing largely to the wealth oil The 71110111 conspicuous example 0" lesentlrtive Kent have started ‘ '
lhow tho Democratic party has aesum-chTlDUOh lhil In their Mimi-10h
it has gas, of Laurence Sterne'a “’l‘rlstrom Shan
passage.
elsethat could he desired.
electrlchy, drainage. Ilrc protection; I dy"
in fact most all the necessities and which Corporal Trim answersa
luvurics. but the builders of this com- 1111' question
munity forgot all about the floors, the 'A soldier, 1111‘ please. your rover
grime necessity to get around
show what is offered to rent. etc Side- o\\li accord) 11s 11 pursuit, and 1111311 he
7~uulks are needed in the Third 1119- is fighting for his king; and his ow’n
trici so that you property ollners may life.1111d for his honor 7100,1113 has the
tOIII most reason to pray to God of any one‘
and reading this
dsimi-
be in :1 position to shon what
'I have to sell or to ‘rcnt: so keep per 111 11197 whole world."
sistently pushlug for your lines and “ 'Twas well said of thee.
grades. and then lay your walks. There said my uncle Toby.
Vsill be a meeting on Tuesday night. "But when a soldier.“ said 1,
February 2nd, at the East .\'or\\'alkf please your reverence, has been stand-
I'“! scht Club, when this vital question iug for tuolvo hours together in the
trenches. up to his knees in cold w-a.
- » ——-——-—-~C>—-— Iter. or engaged, said 1. for months to-7
‘7‘?!HE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION. gether, in long and dangerous march-
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., presidentles; harassed, perhaps, in his rear to-
7 of the Rockefeller Foundation, justity- Iday; harassing others tomorrow ; de-
"fling that institution before the Com .tached here; benumbed in his joints:
I I 011111 pretty good case. There is noth- I kneel on—must say his prayers how
I 51113 very menacing in the- purposes of and 11 hen he can.‘7‘ .
"the foundation ill the character of the It was a good reply.- Undoubtedly
. -men 110w controlling it and in the our :,the constant perilpand uncertainty. the
- poses to which its funds have so for, play of big force and .the sense or
been applied. {fate overhanging battlefields, must
.If the income from $100,000;000 otI stir alsoldier's religious nature,whetn7-
public funds were turned over to any or he prays kneeling, or standing or
7 representative body of citizens for ex- marching. or whether he even shapes
humanitarian his prayers Into words
upenditureui in broad 7
And incidentnliy. this passage shows
Snark, they might spend it about as the
1-11! I mm Noawam» ...1. 1.1.3....“ m 115
PM”?! by armed [nude in the on)»3
ition. Following so olonely'upon the?
IIColorado “labor war" in which strIk-g
I era were killed by armed employees 02" II
fund};
in this case it is $100,000,000.
lion days work. year after year, tor-_
There Is a growing feeling, too,tl1at7:
the activities in which this and other!
it self. I
.up to our people to assist less fortun-.
their 1
be :
distribute all, V
inI
Trin1,"I'
1
directors 07! this foundation have done. 1110th very little the essentials of War-
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chemise” when we are
remains the power that money reprc;
Blankets - and
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With the genuinely coll
indeed an oportunltv salc
to miss
$5.00 Wool Blankets
‘ $110.00 Wool Blankets
............ $5.00 pair
I $5.00 W001 Blankets
............ $2.98 pair
Foul: GREAT BED
Fringed. Scalloped or
Ii
\ot :1 garment in the lot 1
price asked
cxccllcnl stvlc .111111 qualit}.
M1130 and are \\ mull-rlul val
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salaries,‘ .
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themes. commanding large
'thc country."
Shall we keep out such mechanic-i
iartists Just because they cant readtr
l When vou come to think of It. 1110111.
Ifof the men who made the beautiful
and ence.‘ said 1 p'nus as often (or 11137 carvings on the cathedrals or the mid- Amendment at the behest of his party; 'and is being done for the work
the ages. and even the skilled ,work- ,
men who finished marble master
pieces under the eve of Michael All-i
gclo, couldn't read. ‘
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North Carolina. I
The Congressional Union for Wonk;
an Suffrage has begun active political
work In the state of North Carolina
Last week Mrs. Minnie 11 Brooke, 11‘
well known North Carolina woman,
who is In business in Washington, and'
who has important business connec-
tions all through the South, left for an
attended trip to all the southern cities
east of the MlSsissippi, and duringl
this 711111 will lay the foundations for
active political work for the Federal,
Amendment in the South. Yesterday
another experienced Werk loft tor
NIOl'th Carmina, Miss Gertrude «'11.:
Crockgr 0177 (Binnie. Miss Cracker re-
ceiyed her college training at Vassar
andflie U111 ity of Clhicqgo, and has
r‘ worker at the Goa-
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on,
Feb. Clearance-Sale. ‘
"1-310 1-2 Below-Regular Prices
............ $7 50 pair
HW- I
SPREAD VALUES.
£1th to St‘tlll‘c such a wonderful lot of
COATS, SUI l" S DRESSES
(oats ol good heat v material.
1 Ipariy 011110
1
in vote 1111.5 been taken in open com—
- ‘ Q" headdnarters In thie-
rginionths mom-e911.
altering 3111211 general price reductions.
25c ANDERSON'S FINE
ZEP’H-YR GINGHANS
19 p1eccs of fine Scotch
Dress Giughams, neat
stripes and checks 14¢ yd.
25¢ TURKISH-
-TOWELS 12K¢
-W e sold 2,500 of these
Fowols last week. It is
positively the greatest Tow-
el value over client! in
Norwalk.
‘ 712 1120' LOCKWOOD
SHEETING.
Fine 40 inch Unbleached
Cllcetiug for seamed sheets.
E'xtra value (limit 20 yards)
$3100 “BLENHEIM”
BLANKETS.
T be greatest Blanket va-
lue 111 the state of Connecti-
cut. looks and wears like a
$5,007 blanket. Pair $1.98
Contiortablcs
i ncathcr yet to come this is
that no housekeeper can afford
$2.50 Bath Robe Blankets
980
$10.00 Down ICIomfortvs
.............. $4. 98
$5.00 SiikI Comforts HS: 49
$3.00 Comfortables .. $1 49
$5 09 Army Blankets $2.98
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25c canvas (Floral
and Striped)
Sheets! Sheets
W E arc pIIosiilvclIy Selling
hat is not {rurtli (loulilc the Sheets at extraordinary low
Sluts of ..
llrcssrs arc 111 both silk and mic-(’5 ”1“." ramc from.
111-. ................ $4 95 ........ 19¢ to 98¢
T heRccord Prices 0f the Winter will Prevad This Week
. As a lilting sequel to our last month unprecedemwue-glviag, we mt this week the. most ressive collection at liar-
galns, surpassing even the best Values littered 11117111111 the entire sale. livery M
price reductions tor this week have been enormous. N11 prudent buyer can chord to keep away. 11111111311111 Store oi Special Mer-
department in the store has been ransacked and
' Bargain
Just received for the third week of this gloat sale; ‘ new
g'ase‘s of Pcrcalcs. Dress (jinghams, etc Sale Price 3894¢
0TH
Sale Specials
I250 Yard Wide quuc ............. ............ 19c
90 Inch Linen Sheeting ...................... 790 yard
$2.49 Linen Napkins, rcgular size .......... $1.98 doz.
1:51: 32 Inch Dress Ginghams ...................... 8%(‘.
$1 50 Feather Pillows, regular size ............... . 980
51: Cheese Cloth (Red Cross) 31/21:
$1.00 Sheets, 90 x 108 Lockwood ............. 79c
$1.50 72 inch Scotch Table Damask ...... 7,. $1.19 yard
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Table-
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'lhc Human Hair Goods we sell are guaranteed naturally wavy and can be washed re-
Pnces from $1. 95 10 $18. 50
The Demonstration and Sale starts today and every woman in Norwalk and vicinity
latest in coiflcur styles.
Hammad New styles. fine Crepes,
, 1015 designs, grcatcst values
' : $2.00 values .......... 981: over offered {01' Waist and THIS WEEK MAID“ m “TH-E- EXPERT HAIR DESLGNER. will person-
.: $2.50 values ....... . $149 Dresses Sale Price 12%¢ ”I IIIII‘ conduct the largest Sale "id Demonstration 0f
1 1' $5.00 values .. ....... $2.”. II II 7, II ‘1‘, H
i ‘ 98‘: "am“ ----------- 49¢ 12 1-20 LINEN'CRASH. Gen ne “Illan Hair GOOdIS
7 12 1-2c FRUIT OF Sturdy Linen Crash, I EVER HELD IN NORWALK'
1 7 THE LOOM. bleached and brown. for , 1H d h f d
‘ _ Another case for the third dish, vollcr and kitchen tow- - 11111111 x 111 soap an “at" w“ out a 111;:
“k. 811-1" ~ 1.. Sal-P'c ...... ' '
1 I‘“ IL III“ 7M¢ C Q ( III c 8A¢ ‘nlll welcome the opportunity to see the vcr7
r I I II I I a- , m w-
N1 \1: R 111?.1-11111911111 NEVER \G\i \“mu 71011 1.1- "NORWALK‘S
BUSY ICORN ER'I’ 3"
V_-‘
mocratlr party in its canons of the Federal uork
item the senators from North :Calltornia delegation
Member-a ol the
vote In Cannon.
Carolina hmo opposed the
exhibit, and Senator Works IInd‘RelIr
tib-
ed responsibility tot the defeat of tho . he!» detrav the expenses oi 11111 0011-
Ianieudnleul is found In the action 0t greasional Who'll exhlbit The Un-
itcprosentativo P011 of North Caro 1011.13 (1919?!“th that no 0110 who
lino. w,ho although an avowed 3111- 1 visits the F3" “ha“ 001119 “"1 unin
:rf a,glst 111111 believer In the Federal 3.“)me 0' the work that 11" M6!!-
to
r to make errec iwhlch Susan B. Anthony gave her
caucus, and in orde
s whole life
live the derision or the caucus, rover ..
7941 his vote as cait in the- caucus 015 Delaware.
1110 Demomatll members of- the Rules; On Thursday noon there will be a
committee, and voted against 8111- Jane automobile parade in wumln'g
trace Ho 1111 consistently upheld 1111 ’ ton. Delaware. to celebrate the min
no decision ever since and; I0! an WW“
time: the Congressional Unions Delaware
:Campaign Coinmlttee, in the interest
though he of the Constitutional Amendment.
at which is to he voted on by the 13911.:
'wore legislature this winter
Miss Mabel Vernon, who in in
has voted against suffrage every
mitten or In the House.
,maintains that he is 11 110011 suffragl
himself,
Miss Cracker “ill make her first?
speech in North Carolina in Wilson.
is an experienced campaigner, having
from which point she will take up heri i spent eight months previous to the
organizaulon work . iNoveniber election in the 911001181111
“”97”". 1 Nevada campaign. She reports great-
Mrs. William Kent. 11 member of theI' . eat interest all over Delaware and
I Executive Committee 91 the @0an states that there Is every 11er of
alonai Union left today for New .York ,1119 passage of the amendment to the
where she will cantor with Miss Doris. state «institution by the legislature
Stevens. who in in charge-.7 of the New :this winter
York headquarters of the union. 9911+ Delaware Is the only state In the
coming the various dentures 927. the ei- l Union shore a constitutional amend-
1111111 which Miss stereos. 7 1111; 11111111: does not'hnve to be submitted
for the Gangreulonnl, Union ”1710 the electorate for confirmation, 1!
Ians,,pasee7d by two successive 1.371.111.1111
7 11-111 becomes law without further It!!!“
tern sides {or tree lectures- showinglmisslon.7 For this reasou the 0011
all- natures 01,1110, motion“ androgeigressloaal Union has (on that Dell-
workeaieo .1111; W oi leaflets ware was a. strategic point In the out.
77. tory..p -,7t7he. and it“ maintained native headcou-
at 11111 11711111111111 pump. 1,151.1 7
sabre-sod «by cabling. vgiea on 11y Delaware women under the active
_ ‘ of “im- _
toactiyenlnmge omnisc- -» tI
Federal have manifested great interest in this1
tol
obiie tour of the state I),
charge or the Delaware headquarters-
retice‘IMM.
the campaign-in the state 01 Wash-
ington last November. and 11110 has
been-1011110110 the Delaware work by
the Congressional Union organization
in Philadelphia, .\ '
v-f—m-ame- ,
POPE CALLS FOR PRAYERS FOR
111111010.
1
80 Says Foreign (‘ ablegrnm‘ -—.\‘oticc
Not 1100(1va IIcrc Yet.7 7
Pope Benedict XV has issued a bul-
letln calling for special prayers and
services for the restoration or.pcacc
throughout the world.»accordlng to
dispatches received by cable from
Rome. This Information cannot bcl
Vitrified for some time, due to the pro- E
cedure under-which such calls-.- are
bent out from, the Vatican. Ellery two
weeks the-777130110. sends out by mail 11
bulletin in Latin. which contains his
wishes along thesoIlInes. As this bul-
letin. If it has been mulled, will not
reach Rt. Rev. John J.- Nilrui. bishop.
of the diocese, for more than a. week,
It will not be possible to say untlil
then Whether or not the cabled tutor. l
motion is correct. The New York Sun
prints the following dispatch concern-
In: the contents of the alleged 11111-1
Tel!!!“ v—n‘, l
7111 the decree the Pope sets two.
days to be devoted by Catholin clergy
and inlty throughout Christendom ml
special services and prayem—for the
restoration of- peace. Sunday, Feta-u».
"3’ 7. in the day set 'by Ifope Bene- '
diet on .which- the 110111100: are to .7116
held in over 1:. Catholic church in Eu:
rope. Sunday. ”latch 21. will be the
day for special services in churches
In all parts; of the world except- in
Europe. -
The “Popes decree 1.1.1.1111. clergy.-
men and their flocks not only to at-
tend' the special services 011 these
days, but by prayer; acts of mortiflca-
tlon and self-denial invoke God to
restore tranqulllt‘y to a world now
alliterln’ziexplatlon Ifor its sins ,1“ '
The decree orders that the blessed
Increment be excused In the churches,
that ape‘clal masses be said and-tile
rosary nd‘ii’tanles recited, the ser-
vices to; conclude with benediction q;
oblenoed sacrament. 777A7" special ple-
Indulgence will be“ given d
the services '
7c.
£30m co niunlon Ion ‘
Sundown their respective SI
and children of the waning countri. s
and beseechcs God's pity for rulnui
Lurope and n lcturn to peace and
tranqulity with the help and protm
lion 0: the Virgin Mary.
It will be noticed that there is :1
difference of several weeks between
the date set for the day in Europe and
the. one set for the nations outside of
Europe. One reason for this is that
it will take longer. for the bullctin in
reach the United States and the coun—
tries at Sputh America than it will I...
travel about E'uropc. The day‘ set for
this country is March 2.. This is of
special significance In that it Is 111.-
Ony of the toast of St..Benedict. 1h.-
patronsaint. of Pope Benedict.
The'dloces‘e of Hartford has been
observing prayers for peace ever slur-.-
last August, when.the late Pope Plus I
sent out a. bulletin asking that tho
,Cntholic churches pray for the ccssu—.
tion of.hostilitles. Bishop Nilan at
that time ordered that the prayer sci
for times of war be given at ,ever)‘
daily mass. This order has never been
remanded. Other dioceses in the Uni-
ted States are obsenving the late pon-
tiff‘a. wishes in the same manner it i.~
believed.
LEO ISITRIOHSTEIN HAS TROU-
BIES ON ACCOUNT ()FI Al'TO.
Spamming-Loft; Water 111.0yllnders
Which Mm..Bm-anng Them -
and Now Aunt Sues Gar- ,. .
terms.
Leo Dttrichsteln_.-.7 The star in "The '
Phantom-1811111! playing- in New
York city-1,18 having troubles nthcr .
than dramatic.
He tiled 11 edit in common pleas,
court recently against the Bell 'Bros,
of Stamford. seeking- to obtain a
Pope-Hartmrd. manor war .vv hich be
stored with the defendants In 1912;-
According to Ditrichstein the 111111.;
neglected to draw water from the car-
when be stored. it and durlng thu~
cold weather the water froze and
burst the cylinders of the Engine; 1'.
Would Not Sumender. Carr:-
demanded his ,car after It hard bee
repaired the garage proprietorfiwouid
110712- mile-it to hum-um 1:111 enamels-1110
bTanie 11111101111111: 711111 leaving 11111.7
alchemy: “Adm-rile“
The actor asserts that when 1373
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