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, Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A.M . '
, adopted—at s 'o’c‘loclr.‘ All Royal Arch
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$9;
make things hum as never before
For instance we offer
than whOlesale prices.
1009 COMFORTABLES, at less L—-———.--—---
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BLANKETS, BED SPREADS,
MUSUN SHEETS etc, at 1-410
1- 3 under regular value.
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' Thousands of Amazmg Bargams at Startling Cut Prices
FROM BASEMENT TO ROOF-win Our Great CLEARANCE SALE
The Radical Price- Cutting, together with the other Bargain Plums we picked up the past two or three days, will
FRfDAY, m. 5. 19:5
1*”!!st z ,
Last Gaod-Bye
and Dresses.
to All Winter Coats, Suits
~GOODS and LlNlNGS at less
2,500 yards WOOL DRESS
than mill prices.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK . tion which spends 3200, 000,000 a year.
EVENING SENTENEL ,has finally discovered that. while no
ESTABLISHED BY : funds are yet available to provide any
1city work for the unemployed, out of
AMES GOLDEN. ; .
I A :the many million dollars’ worth of con-
Istruction pending. there will be $000,-
.000 available (or that purpose he!“
‘April. ., 2
So the bread lines grow
_.,-. To be sure. the committee has is
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR sued appeals to citizens in general to
TOMORROW. “hire men now" and do their building
High tide 3:06 a m.; 3. 34 p 111.! now" and "make their improvements
,now," and this philanthropic advice.
I E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
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FRIDAY, FEB. 5, i915
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE- “a,
PHONE CALLS. ,
92-2-News Department.
92-3—BuSiness Department.
, it reminds one of the celebrated
i“Boston—-1915" movement. with its
1388 -—-Branch Office ’Norwalk. . t union of 1,400 organizations. its "plan
ifor a plan," its “plan" proper, its in-
1385~Ia--City Editor‘s RBSidonce.!flnite oratory and consumption at vi-
1'13‘12”B“3in353 Manager 5 Res-{ands and its line] triumphant produc-
idenCE. H ’tlon of two or three printed reports,
followed by voluntary dissolution long
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‘ MASONlc NOTICE. ,
out Well Lodge, No. 103 F; Ind A M. 'before 19:15 arrived
Meets in Masonic Building, South; Poor old dodderlns metropolis' W11!
Main street 155t and 3d T3380” Of the big cities never learn that there is
.. ’cepted—at 8 o‘clock. All Msst’or
on i t do
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester"!qua way to get things d e s O
p Decker, W \l Robert M Wilcox zthem. and that the more elaborate
their machinery is the less they will
. iget done?
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, Meets in Masonic Building, South . . »»
‘ .THE ATTACK ON CANADA,
Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. of 1 ‘
:eoch month~—July and August ex: There’s no reason why anybody
should get exalted over the blowing
up of the Canadian bridge; “We‘ve
never had any serious trouble with
Canada, and were not going to begin
now, the morning after our centennial
of peace.
The case of the alleged German dyi-
'cer, Van Horn, seems simple enoui‘h.
He blew up the St. Croix River britfie
eitheras aprivate individual or as an
emissu’ry of the German Government.
1! his offense Was private, "he (will‘uhe
extradited in accordance with the do:
us! procedure established by our treaty
with Gannon, and will be trled in m
adieu courts for destroying railrdod
property. it his ohénse is adindflld
political" on the ground that it dds
an "not of war," then under Scottie
seas of the Revised some: or the
the winter more than 1.31150“, United States, our courts Will have do
. committee has undertaken to raise flue.hlm not more than, $3 000nm! solid
trims, resumes tor the employment _ ‘ ’ A ‘
needy workuien, and has actiuiiiy
about halt the money. That
asons cordially invited: Charles
A._Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.
l $000ERING METROPOLIS:
'ew York city started out, at the
Waning of the winter, to solve the
employment problem and relieve its
{unemployed population. fit. started
airline great hurrah: The mayor nanni-
ilooted a committee of 100llea'ding culti-
us. with, the head of the Steel Trust
1‘ chairman. There were many meet-
ot- the committee, and countless
lie use of' sub-committees., There
ere dinners; and lttuchooas. _ and
meshes and conferences without and
s eating and talking two-icons at
gummy ever since, apparently with
uni-total ol achievement:
costing nothing, has had some sliyhtfinormous demand ,-
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But anybody could have done
each month—July and “'th °" , no miraculous merit in bigness; that .
' in the Cabinet the other day."
’ our. lives before had attended a school'
and subserviency to Great Britain.!DRA8‘t‘-ic NEW LAW GOVERNING
That's merely one of the penalties on ”DC! EFFECTIVE MARCH 1.
honest neutrality, “The gmerunient campaign ids
’ _ . _, Aprons the sale use or narcotic
aorta was canoes. m3 81d mgr?“ vii: .3331; on;
on t it! I the
One or the monitor benefits.“ the m“ 6! mm W” Dn‘deJ
war is that Europeans are loot-hing $0M“ “,th W ‘on Dene
merits of maize," as they persist in camber 5914 ,u Sum of {150.
calling our “corn." We are building 000 was *propria
up a line export trade in the celebrn lthe see. 1 drug a which hadi
e‘d Kansas cereal. in December we “a" mntry “A h now made
lconipulsory for every person who pro ,
shipped 4 ,582, 000 bushels of it. against Hduces imports. manufactures com,
524, 000 bushels the previous Decent lpounda. deals in dispenses, sells dis
bar. Next winter there should be an tributes or gives uway opium or co-
‘caine leaves or any compound, on
The belligerents are buying it chiefly, derivative or preparation thereof to
,register with the government and \pay
as food for horses. But before the war
an annual tax of $1. _‘
‘5 “en “19’" “ ”9 using it as a ““5” l This act includes, physicians, veter-
tute [or wheat und rye. and leumlns§ inary, surgeons and dentists as well as
to their astonishment what a mighty drus store keeperu. and in addition to
line substitute it is. There are bun registering a special record must be
gkept of every prescription issued or
drsds °f millions 0‘ new," in Eumpei compounded. which must be made out
totally ignorant of the virtues of corn, in N, “no“ slips to be purchased “an
pone. corn muffins. corn pancakes and: the Internal Revenue Bureau and kept
corn meal mushfi—and not one of those1 '0! 119611011 0f no: 188! than W0 ya"
for the inspection 0 offloore.oseuts,or
henlghted foreigners out ol- l00000hu employee at the normality be
ever tasted cornou-thecob. { pertinent. such omcisle of the State or
. ' ‘" . territory, or any organized municipal
THE Mos'r EXPENSIVE EDUCAM ,’,y mere,“ upon special permit or
TlON in THE WORLD. the Treasury Department upon m.
(From New York Sun).
,ment of 11.
“i wood with a colleague of telnetto
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'It will be unlawful for a physician
tom a prescription in aim or
9‘" the time necessary for use by a ”‘5“
President Wilson, “that we never in ,9“,
Every person registered with tlm
at- government shall be compelled, upon
to compare with that we were now
nest of the government, to give a
req
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tending for the purpose of. gaining a. ertifled statement, under oath. set-
llberal education." 1:11;}; got-tn the amount of drugs 1'02
How many millions. how many bll gceived by him and to whom dip-
home—one billion is gone in Redeem! pensed It shall be unlawful for an!
has the; American people had to ”minus not iresieterinig by tiammiyid
have in h s possess on any a
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how many more has it got to puy 9 am”. though this shall hdt ”-1)", to
give these delighted learners a liberal aiyf'nurse or W” M 1 registered
“WNW? pom boring and possession by Vh‘:
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his own account ,
This new law does not apply to the
sale or die or wrath“
in the UnitedStates senate not long
rage there was a parliamentary mantle
that deserves to be recorded as a, clue
ale. It began at six o 'clock over the
question! whether the_§enate should. “Wrath-2W1“: or months)!
take a recess at nineif There were l’gui‘u a} 25%“ sir}!!! Slli- ‘1‘
d l in H the. " 5““
“my order an appeao from 9 “2%: _, dot-"Violatifl
“output India
or thew 5*
arsumduts until—with the am filtwmw
subsided. the clock struck nine and
them s, pesun. automatically. ..
‘ Whmt‘fol‘ not.
Wfihimw Doth, in the db-
.fmee‘ufil: H m}
m! ..
ed from the Atlantic dent in? f‘" ”'3
“Wand there“ I: no
{tankers are inclined to view Comp- '
tueotbisorheromeaansi not on,
and remedies to mom is less ,
- .7 state banlts in attaining and end do»,
. _ sired
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ufliflilllllfls lillii
illil lit AHMED,
thtller oi Gunnery Swisher;
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National banks in this city recelu
ed notices today, from Comptroller
l't't‘l that ov-erdiai'ts will not longer
ht countenaneed and 1m- objection~
able to the comptroller. Owrdrufle
do not plm an important part. mon-
smile. with. the banks in Norwalk
but they do play a big part as an ac-
commodaiion feature and while m-
ordraftn in any one bank seldom e\-
«amount to more than 8600 on a
day‘s business, the accommodation to
customers has been such as to bind
the bank and its punch: closer to-
gether in a business way and yet no
risks have ever been assumed in ov-
erdraft: here which have kept the ‘
bunkers awake over night. Custoniers
are quite likely to our-draw «their
accounts a few dollars. not recollect-
in: just what their balance is, and
mittanue. from some quarter
In the lame cities. like New York,
the muting o! over-drama, and par-
tlcularly overcertillcutlon. has tut.
doubtedly bordered rrequently on
rapidity at some busy bound“ of a
day. out in cities like Hartford. the
overdraft has never worked mischief
trailer William's order with mingled
inane: urinate vomit-ecu a- doubt as to
matter Just what they wilLdo-‘mt
matter is so new. The notice tram
Wushi‘imnn is as ”follows: —- " .
of the (‘urn-my \Villlums to the et— .
Lowest Prices Ever 5
Madeéon Undermuslins, Betti;-
We can’t begin to enumerate the extraordinary values~The Old Story of getting what
~ song—Will be realized here To- morrow~DONT MISS IT.
35m an end toi . '00 t0 Baillie“ ‘0 Adopt W:
itive Resolution-rm Save:
Bankers Some Bnbmassment ‘
again in being disappointed on a re- _ ‘
the hmrdous where the banks and """“'4
the brokers» do business wit)! inch ‘
overcertm‘catian. “ "‘
feelings, In some instances st strict
ing up to it Would save the bankers
embarrassing moments. but on the “-'
whole the barflrers don't like it. and "
it has not been determined as the .v S
coats Waists, etc.
you want for the price. of (a
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GUSTAV STICKLEY’S
' Guaranteed ,
Sale of Craftsman Furniture
This week you can buy Minna Fumnure at a
saving of from i!) to 50%.
As’yve make our furniture in our own tactory we can
positively guarantee its quality. Read this guarantee
‘which we have attached to every piece {or 15 years.
Immune! milsfornnydofoohin
maria] fiMp or finish that be
diwovel'od by the pom "on aftTr’the
Miami-commu-
lwilloithctn-h
mw-uammiw‘fi,
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prion.
GUSTAV SW“-
Every piece of Mouton thother it cost
$5. 00 or 5:10.00, is win-thy of your home. .
_ , Before. Montgom- February hirnitum purchases
',,.you ohouidooe up Cmftsmngoodsa—vioitihe 12. .
wonderhil floors til-tho Ordained-Woodrow '
to lunch or dineatuhe Crafts-low '
mrc‘mary Mod,“
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t... ........ . 5» mflimmflmfi'!
“new up. -
'. “ in'so‘other‘standhrd makes in mahogany and, finest
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hf. or!
dreamy Department.
Witchin
ston- ' '
Muir}; 28 1.045.
new; gfmmotm _ -‘.
comma. The creating. some
banks or accommodations in the to
or even is db _
You are requested “dept a ”£4
Comrade): of the Cm to the ‘
, olutlon directing the? as “our? .'
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Nothing mm 1. (lost, Dress Skirt, Waist. Fur-must
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