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F— i ,
THE SOUTH NORWALK

EVENING SENTINEL ‘
ESTABLISHED BY :
JAMES GOLDEN. Britain herself to his in a stalk

=and ports Detore which she (an scarce.
'1) keep a single vessel."

Napoleon lhcrei’ore di-clurcd (il‘P‘di
or

biochade. and tornado all commerce

A L GOLDEN and t'orrcspondc-uth with hor lie was
. - I

pimrl‘less to onion-c his dcil'ée on

E. L. AND
PROPRIETORS.

 

.. .. - My-.. , lllr‘ water was men more
RDAY, FEB. 13, 1915

_. liis uavi

SATU

lilit‘l‘lUi‘ to England's luau Germany 5

 

is todai. and he had no submarines,
liiil

nearly as powerful as his enemy \\ as

MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.

High tide 11240 a. m.

Sun rises 6:49; sets 5:25.

or Zeppelins. on land he “as

0n the son. ‘
l

"‘t‘iosc every continental port.’ or

 

W.»

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
92-2—News Department.
gz-g—Business Department.
1388 —-Branc‘n Office, Norwalk.
uzzs-g—Editor’s Residence.
n385-12—City Editor’s Residence.
un3-12--Busincss Manager's Res-
idcnce.

tiered Napoleon. "from St, l’r-tctshurg
around to i‘oustanlinoplo t‘ontiscatc
all touiid

u here

English propcrt ,\‘ every
1.9! no English ship enter any

continental port. And in order to (‘ui

England on ahsulillel) from all neutral
commerce. ('OlllisCuIt‘ any ship of any
nation that has touched at a British

port." This last order was even more

MASONIC NOTICE.

A Stated Communication of Old
wcit Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M..
wui be hold at its rooms. February
16m, 1915, at 8 o't:|ock. p. m.

work—E. A. Degree.

Att Master Masons cordially and

drastic than Germany‘s roiled throat.
to torpedo llcutral ships carrying sup
plios to England

Napoleon's ambitious plan tailed. it
‘hurt ilritish and American shipping»
one American i'csscl was actually Con.

. fist-atcd in a lt‘rcuch art —but it
iraternatl, minted, . p
wrought havoc with Pri‘lli'li (tulil'

Fraternatly yours.
SYLVESTER P. DECKER, W. M.
Attest‘ Robert M. Wticcx.
Secretary.

lilt‘ri‘t’ Soon sugar was ilp [U S‘.’ and

.,,
.l

a pound, and othcr goods propor

‘lUllel 'l‘hl‘ "linlwr hloi'hadv" ru

Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building, South
Matti St. 2nd and till Tuesdays. at
each month July and August exl
ceptcdmat x o‘clock All Royal Arch

voihul on tho itiot'ltadcr,
it may on tho saini- \\llll titll'tiiani's
pi‘t‘ht‘iii tai’foit. il‘ shc pci‘slsts in it. In

titling. iikv Napolvon. to stilte Bl‘ii—

 

‘ lhli l'Olllilli‘l‘t‘t‘ not b) all cft‘cctiw
‘;‘Olil' (‘Orll'lllV ll\'ll(‘(l. Charles _ _
MM. 3 t ( ‘ i. , . IiliH'hlitll‘ but it. triuhtt-uliiu nt-ulruls
A. link, H. t'. Robert \\. “licox, _
Sec il\\:i_\ Herman) that lit‘ out) liulltcn
L .
tiiL', thi- t‘i'tiili'illll' noow around ill’l‘
O A”, ...it thiont null iiiisitiiiii;; thi Maria

SUBMARiNES FOR COAST DE-

tioi: tiial >llt‘ l‘ttars
ENSE.
F -- . ,- ....... ......-
‘\".itti t’it‘tml Stalls Stiizilv SWIMM|NG FOR SHEEPSKiNS-
ll'fl.‘ tip ‘tii i:.i:.ii appropriation lull.

Strit hi)‘ spiralling. it‘s proliuhly until-

i‘ ,ti . "f' . _ ,
1 Mill do a .. i.toiii i too siiiois U, tho “"5,an 0, ,1“, illiHlL‘t‘h and

.ii lll‘ |lt)tl.‘~'t‘.

'tili

“t WW ' “in “ lat titty ol' l’l'lllt‘t‘llili t lllH’r-‘ily “hell“

‘-" ‘-' ”J “H ”” ‘MW or or not llit‘lr studvuts can swim

. thllii .m it (Hill-illit‘tl a provision

Soiiuuiinu has limwr, at least in mod

i.~ ~.t- Wilit" » . .~.
1,, t.. til ..iioi l, .t llllltai i1 hp 1 m,“ “In”. hm.“ i't‘gallh-d as an isstn

.l wits 'i‘n.‘ ,. trvau was to traini- .l

lliil purl til tho iiiizhcl‘ t‘tliltllillUil Olit‘

""“"‘"“” "“‘l ““r‘m'w‘” "MM “1 may no a lcarncd prot'i-ssor, a Root!

. t . .i ,.. . ' ' . .
i.ii.t. . \. opin hi and put it into ex cum-n a WM, Smuwmm, without ,,,.

Minn. iii-'t-.ii til it‘a‘. inn itiiistt'ii'- it»: aliio to keep :llioul lot' h.” ”Hm,“

Lttl‘ .iz..l iit'iltilll.ii.;illll to lllt‘ hit or :lliil‘lll'l‘t‘ (.‘\("‘l)' in Salt i.ai.t'.

-.i'~~ poll: it . ot‘ ini'xptti‘: l‘ttItLZl‘t’rlSlilt‘ll \t“.ti‘lllt‘l(‘t¥l‘ l’rlncotoll has dolu an
mi tiilllJlt s- ’l't'lttl'lt‘.‘ It has al admirable thing 1“ rmumm that no
“N ‘t'\",l[‘ ,iiii. tumult ,l.‘ .4 ultllll sillilt'ltl shall rlfi‘i‘lil‘ a diploma iintii

' troastt slt‘p :U :i who when lilo lla- ho ha.» VHF/Nd his u'iilily to s\\llll ‘JiiU

i on \‘as lllti'lt out in iiaial lii‘Ol‘lt’lllt‘ ”1,1,.
i~ ti ii.td iiot iiit‘ll sinvo tho Spanish “'0'“. lit't‘ll Kt‘illltl: loo tar .t\\:l,\'

liousr struck illt: pl'o- mm, the “holes-onto idca ol’ all-round

it!”

p .tr iiiit t'w

v ~iott tron. thr- odtit-alioii 'l‘lic lllli'li'lli (il't‘t'ii unit

11" lltl’t“‘l""' 4" l“1'0le “is” m“ itoiiiali i'iilli‘KeS didn‘t turn out lt‘llii'.

l~llivll appropriations for sixtt't‘ll “hhmnthonic scholars, any nioro than

t'tli.il'l!tt" .Illil otht‘l‘ auxiliari- trail, 1",... “mu.“ Um hroltxmunal wrest

It .u-spital ship and a litilttl
'il

l‘tr‘l’tiglil.’i'tl by all naval cxpt‘rla Au

.tilaitl) 'l‘hoy sought

tors. litixvru or Slil'llllt‘l‘h

llt’l‘tl of llit‘ last l\\(i .\llih".iCs

A

iiisport i- to develop the \iliolu man

lih'

and music worn as important

it ilzt' ‘tl'lllllllilits, ii is ugl‘i'wi that “W”... and litt-l'alltrt‘. Nowadays

iv‘ mast dt‘liliitolt-ssous icuruotl sin. c 5“,“th are “hump”, ospm'ialli' in

i.) optional; ut’ lltt‘ Ell‘t'pt'lll \\.il‘ is lilo

tug, voltages, to ignol'i- tlicir physical

t-tulint i‘llli‘llt) oi this sort oi'.(~i‘nll. 'l‘licll‘ interval in mh.

ili'roloplnoul.

'1" ill" HWW- l" H Silas!“ 0i “““i‘m‘l' ltllt'h is deceptive. (Jilly a few men

’iiilz it'Slll"“(l ill .1 l‘l'illli‘lltll] ol. 37,- pin. on tho teams: the illtljol‘li} [out

and sinokc. Only in the Y, M. t‘. A.,
do \u- had a st-rious cttot‘t at pl'Opt‘i'

itt,titttt from tho outmalc. ("iii the

iuiiiu‘ iii‘ suitinnrillcs from sixtt‘cii to

l'llilllil’dlt'tl tlic hospital

arch, and

balance.

-» .d transport ship~ lt‘s tinw the colleges wori- Willillll-‘l

l‘llls tltit‘wtli tool: like “is" C‘t'olhlml- up to the importance of every stuf’
dent's physique. Swimming is :1 good
t'spol‘l to start the relorm with. it's

,not only \‘lilllaliltl as a portsihlo inc-alis‘

’. ion. ltl‘n" plant) of other ways to

«no name) ‘.\'hilo no do not want.
.«i tutorinous navy, wi- do want an oili-
(illi' proscnt sea arma-
it

Aoove all, it needs’sublnartucs.

’ f‘lil limit or lifesaving, bitt it's as healthful an

. cut is top-lioaii' nccds auxilinr‘ exercise as there is. And no boy or-
, .

‘ ‘ girl has to go to college for it. either. ,
——-'——-—O
ruxsnos AND TAILORS. .

wire to sacrifice a battleship or t‘i‘tlllvh‘ The tailors of the nation met in
‘Milwaukce the other day. and decid~
)(‘tl that none of us should tango in a
i"Tlledo." Tangohig, it appcttru——or'
Iiiii‘lic_t~-trottlug or muxixing or any
ottn-r osotcrlc terpsichorean pastime <- ,
'is’ a solemn thing. to he performed,
Hm establishment of at “war i“’"“ dun tommllty. "it requires tutti
Around the islands. in many respects . mvhnliignresg," We are informed. "as
His is a striking "intuition of Napot- i does any. other function attended by‘:

 

\"0 should haw plenty of tin-m t'or
‘lcquate (oust doloiise, ewn it we

.— to provide the money,
TWO BLOCKADES FROM BERLIN.
is repeating
Germany's at»

it's odd how history
well in the case of
tunipted isolation of (trout Britain bi
zone“

on's action in mm l women."
Napoleon, ‘lie the present Kaiser” The tailors may have the right of it,

a It! aroused to bitter retaliation by, it. may be vulgar to hop around | bull-l,

THE SOUTH

 
 
 
 

 

 

UNCII-D-llfi I
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l‘hcsc arc lhc two host photographs crcr ohtainctl of llit' trio
tlrt‘W Larilcgit' and John H. l\'tii‘l\'€l(’ll(‘i'. 'l‘hc'v \rcrc'takcn \xhcn

NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

i‘il‘ht-s‘t tut-n in tllt.‘ world. .\il-
thc two appcarctl on thc witnt-ss

stand at the inquiry of thc Industrial Relations Commission in Ncw York. in yours gouc hr Mr.

Rockcl‘cllcr has \lllt’tl awn} from photographers, hilt this tillit:

him. and lit- llltl not tr) to avoid it. Since the stct-l mall is eighty

““[.‘"*l\t 'l 1* It‘lfihlhh‘ that still: good photogflziphs (ii ihclll Will
I

nerve to maintain that a "dress coat“ ABRAHAM LINCOLN ON INTER-

is tilllwi‘ t‘tinit'ortaiilt’. beautiful or iii NATIONAL PEACE-

, . '1 ' I..., . H)“. -
uni wai necessary to the lcgitlmale 1" ”'9 swim“ m N” huiubb” “3
, _ , , the l‘iiion tort-oh engaged ill mutual»
pursuit ol llllplllill’S: “hen it is . . .
tug the southern clforts to tll\'lfl|’ tho
\i'orn. ii is “(it'll unth‘r duress. it is '

l'iiion led l’residrnt Lincoln to issue
the following proclamatitul.

"it has pittascd Almighty (hill to
rout‘lisal’c signal \‘li‘lol'lt‘h’ to tho iunti

. and nui’ul forces tiligugi'tl in supprt-ss

ing an iiitcruul rohclliou and ut the
same than to ll\t‘l'l from our court”)
tho dangers of i’orciizii intorrcntion
and invasion.

' it i.» tilt-rcl‘ori- rm (Illlilll‘lltlt‘tl to tho
pl-oplo ot tlit- l'nitt-il Status that at
llli‘ll' nt’.\t wot-lily .tsst iiililancs in Hair
accustomed |tlll(‘i“~‘ of puiiltt' worship
whit-h shall occur after unlit-u oi this
proclamation shall haw lmcn rct‘t‘ii"
t'll lllt',\' cspcciaih ai'tluowlodgt- and
l't‘lltlt‘l‘ thanks to our lloaivnly l-‘athcr

that
tilt-y thou and illt‘l't‘ iniploro spiritual
consolation iii lit-halt of nil who lllli‘t’
‘ ticcti brought into :il‘ttil-tloli by the cus-
uuillt-s and (‘tllnnltlll’fi oi audition and
t-ivll war and that they rcrcrcntly iii-
\'olm the divine guidance [or our liar
tiouul counsels, to tho end that they
may speedily rvsult in tho restoration
of peat-c. harmony anti tliiit_\‘ through-
out ollr linrtit-rri and haslci. the t‘Sllt“
lisiunvnt ol‘ traicriuti relutioiii-gtnmiiu
till tho tountl‘ics of tho tinrlh'

huiiiiiialini: t-vith-iicc oi man‘s linger-
ing St‘l‘l‘llll} to tuilors — and to wouit-u.
w‘io ll:t\t‘ lil\‘\il,\h aided and alii-ttctl
tho iillltll“ lll lhcir tyranny

..

MIND-CURE FOR COTTON.

 

 

t‘iili it ho that own the cotton

sluliih was "pi-)tholonit'al"q 'l‘ho into.

til illt‘ i‘t'li‘ltl‘llll‘ll t‘ulltili Pool of

$l.:.'i.tttiti.utiti Sillir\l‘llit‘tl to proritid

loans on tolloii at .slv cents a pound,
gl'vl'h color to such an cxplniintlon
It don hips that the total amount or

loans iiiath— from that hit: fund is only for 1h”... int‘sliliiahlv hhifijhhsl

sywoti 'l'lit‘ pool is soon to he tlltl~
the crud”

ii

soli'oll liut t‘\t'il though

provided “as not utilized, H'i‘H'tl
it~ ptlt'poso

‘.\5 long dl-i llM‘l‘t‘ “ih no intuit-5 to
lllllllli't- a trop that “as as good as
gold.” Fins tilt \l‘W York \\'otlti. 'cot
ton rottt-ii in llit‘ holds and wiiols
Sltlli‘s \wri' tiil‘tatt-iit-tl \\llli rulll, The
it that

li:.d lit't'il proi idcd to i'ill‘i‘) tlic stupic.

Hitllilisllll “it.“ lilltinl “Hillt‘y

 

nobody walilod tho tummy and over)" TALKS ON THRIFT,

hoth \ialilcd tho cotton Most

The Great Value of Sawan Banks.
"'l‘hsro is no surcr olidcncc oi thr
lil‘tilillt‘l‘ily ol a community than Wilt‘ll

(ii

our ()llit’l' (‘Uullilt‘l‘t‘llil and industrial

ll'tiillllt‘h tuiizht ho curod in thc salut‘

siriiph- fashion it' “'0 had the will and
tho north."

-V... ..._E....... ._.__.___.,

ills savings banks show hoaltliy and
tgrowlni: dcpositit."——Burlington Hawk.
.oye.

‘ they WON attached by the phlntidnldoe. not “no "‘0 money, must,

Following arc hall a dozen outstand‘

ins udvnutagcs of using a savings

bank or tho savings department of n
i(‘t)lilii|0l'l‘ltll bank or trust company.

i Sultity.
saint-it. financial institutions in this
coiuitri. Rorcut statistics showed the
'totul liabilities or failed savings banks
in proportion to the aggregate depos-
its at all such banks to ho only about
,six tcn thousandths of one per cent
{Lotion pcr cont.) Deduction tor the
amount realized on the substantial as.
tsets of those (cw unfortunate instilli-
[tions still further reduccs the aircady
infinitesimal loss to depositors.

‘ 2. Ability to deposit or withdraw any
amount at any time. Some hanks bar?
a minimum for deposit, although it is
tusunll‘y a. low one—5 cents. 25 cents.
“Wilt‘iflil‘l‘l- “5 WHO“: 50 cents or a dollar. as the case may

Herman lt‘. l.ci‘, secretary of the Am. I lie. ln differcnt Status there- is a dit‘~
erican .-\nti~iioycott Association. said . tet‘ont maximum {or savinzs deposits,
yesterday the llnton batters ot’ Dau- ' ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 or $5,000.
bury are wrong whcn they say on Ordinarily money can be withdrawn
(ornament of the judgment of 990.0001 without any notice wlmiover. in times
in favor of i). E. Loewe & Co. will not ‘ of panic or possible panic. however, a
only win» out their savings, but take 30. or 504193. rule may be enforced.
their homes as well. In each instance 8, Regular 'Income. There are few,
in which butters became defendants“: any, other investments where it is
in tho Dunbury suit. the defence was 5 possible to put in small. odd amounts
undertaken by the union on the ex- l, at any time, and have your money be-
pt‘csa understanding that the defend-lgln to earn interest promptly, as it
ant should not the put to any expense; does in a savings account. Savings
0|“ be liable {or all." ludsment. “00"? l hank interest is something you Can
lit; to Mr. Lee. ldepend upon,

Then! are now in iiunbury savings: 4, Compound Interest. The inventor
banks accounts amounting to $40,000.!ln bonds or stocks must collect M!
which with Interest since 1903, whenéimmu o.- dividends. and it he
attend
in the wit. total nearly “0.000- The personally to investing it. imam: ni-
hntten contend the» will be lost to lowed by the hunt: at the and of n
thorn union Congra- roto- to aid gnu ”104, u not withdrawn. II

.\'t‘\\ York linhol‘s lune would the
who ot‘ broad from lirc routs a hall
to Kix That might ho dol‘ensihlo. it
tin-i iii-i't-ii't also rcditt‘iiig the size of
tho ionl'. hilllt‘CZlilg two (‘t‘lllS morn out
The

dollhio raise lllllkt‘s t‘i'i-‘il a logitimaio

ot' the i'tlllHllllli‘l' instead of Otto.

iiit‘rwasv looh “\ttil‘iltlilillt' and hypo
critical

__Q. .._.._.A_.

TALKS OF HAT CASE.

 

Anti-Boycott Man‘s View: an to Pay-
ment of Judgment.
The Now York Still yesterday pl‘llli'

ed an intcrviow with Secretary Henri
l-‘, hoe. of the American Anti~B0ycott

Savings banks arc. the

a largc caiiicra was placcd ncar

yours of ago and thc oil uiali scr-

llt‘\‘t‘r again llt' iakcii.
*

ililnl the valuahlc habit of saving.
,Which will he a lifelong
him.

T l). MACGREGUH

'l'lll-I STATE IN REVIEW.
Mini
talotilrd 1"rl'iitll alll'tfit‘. who is tour—
lil.‘ ll.l' l'UliilU') iii \audi-iillu, l‘ct‘cnt-
l,\ “toitritii' llli it~‘,;l~iait\t~
or both llll‘ llitlltst‘ and tho Ht lliitt'
"l‘ii- lllll‘llI-l'tl l’tist
iiiiiiit- lulu iu (-oniliurr- .\il'h“l‘li":ili trit-
i.~inlt\c lllillllll-h‘ with thoso of France
i..it llll' t-liit-i iinprtssion lllt‘ turnouts
Itillt’S‘- can.“ .i\\.t,\ with was the sur—
pii>iiiv tm‘ ll'llt ti.- lli‘l~l..lttl‘*-
liii' ‘i'tlii' i'ii: :llvt":t l-igiii tilotitiis “"i‘k
lion tail ~iii.trt mm; \\-irl\ so (‘lil‘llllm

shl- itrh> in :.n illlt'l’l‘P‘ililK unli l|tlalllll,\“

\i'i'ttll-ii slot.» iii 'l‘ln- i‘osl, ‘.\liti t haw

.l lll'ltll with Ill,\5~'t,‘ll “ll-l. tho) tell
“it that tilt iii-tut; than who ll..lll.“
il‘i‘ti‘i ttir dosh. what ion t.|ll rink
‘hl ‘,t-t.k llil‘l“ than tour lliilt'h tlixit.
‘Jilitittl HAHN .‘lllt‘lli'il i:~ ~ii l'i'l‘illlll'
“lit‘li llll‘ (ltl'h nits liltllt illit'li') as
tho liifilk'iV‘l’ fiiiiii l‘.l\.' “as “on
oil-r to tho I'll'liii sliflrnuv t'nlisi- li,\
l-Ziiiili l‘ii-iwii. hlit atliiiiilrd‘d iiou'l
lit'lll\t 1 “mid ("i’vl’ lain llYilQ to
roll-
_..—.—

l-‘t :l' \ .1» hi" -l;lltit.~ .\ Hall oi
.\‘oi\ ll':li.l',i. w... lll't‘HiHH i grant»
lliti ~t-lioi-l wiiinuilov truth 8 MlW
M iliilt' 'l‘i‘ipii ot‘ .\'i-\\iti;'lon l‘litt} iti't‘
no“ i'ii illtl" it‘llil‘5ilitutii 'l‘ht- liridv

is ilill",\ ll\t‘ null t‘w
.\lilltt‘.lL‘li tin it‘.|ilttl\ of
tour to l‘ and pupil '.vi~ it' iii.iiii1.ilnttil in
tti- tl:l~~4 room \itii-ti Hall was sixlttcn
null his ltl‘ltlt' lll‘l‘l\-t ili‘. tho hit'km‘)’

l\\l'i i)

\liw ahdit'tmi iii hint at l‘npitl1
\\ litll “I hit“. \\1'.§t|\'il'
Tit. \lllt‘-l't*l‘l|lllti.l :«\\l!llillil‘.: mom

to in luhl ill tho Farm-mo pool, Now
Hint-u. loliiorrnw. will i... lilo first
hit; lltvtrt'nllvuialc itit‘t'i «it the your.
5'l‘ltt- l'vtilill‘“. :lTl' \'l‘l'\ doubtful. ill—
;tliout.'ll tiit- odds art» on Yaii- that
lhry will win tho swimming meet-
‘.‘ watt-l polo L’llllif' \vtll iw a feature.

'l‘lit‘i‘i‘ uio taintlitiult's galorlt tunonL’
iili.‘ 'lh'lntli‘i‘ltlfi ol' the stair for tilt—
l'ttllllllll‘lli its Diphly l‘nitod Marshall
lllitlt'l‘ l' S. Mil‘shilil Mititilnlirtiok
illicit lil- llnnltlill‘b thi- duties or that
Lii'llltt»

 
 
 

Quitt- z. sensation has
iii educational t-ircics through -ul ‘li('
li_\ illi‘ introduction or “t‘Vt'l'Hl
in tho lt-uislalliro at h" r9-
nt‘ Miss Nollit~ Ann‘s Browne.
a lt'llt‘lu‘i‘ in the Margaret
.st'liool iii \Vult‘l‘hlir). Miss Brown's
hills. while applying to tho slutc as n
whnlc. arc undivrstood to ho aimed
particularly at conditions as silo has
‘ohb'térvcd thom in the schools of Wat-
.(‘l‘lilli‘.\’. hopocinlly the hill providing
.thci-c. must ho a seat for crcry child
.‘in thc school limiting the number of
chltdrcn in each of the first four
turndos to forty, forbidding written can
animations and test for children un-
der :3 years old, under penalty of a
tuna. and also providing a fine for
.kot-pingchildren under 12 years of
lace after school more than five min-
iulos at Ll!» morningr session and fit-
itomi minutes afternoons.

Slutt»
hills
illil Si

 

, lt‘iui uli git-tr hacks, helpless and
ltormctitad by u thousand physical
1pains and mental anguish. scores of
fmcn. women and children, in Bridge-
iport who are confirmed dopc users
art- in terrible ammo by their sudden
lent-tin: on or lhc “only or “blast".
,nmrphine Ind cocaine. The mun who
this supplied Bridgeport'. main trut-
fit-crn in the stuff has disappeared
and already Victims who have been
tunable to mun fidr noun! don
than had to be taken in churn by
.tba mild!“

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[‘1']- 'Iatn . a a ‘1

benefit to

.lulntta iiiim. a beautiful and ‘

sessions -
for .
Till“ o-tiitor ash-ti \

 

ilrl '

l-l‘lllt‘ ;lhlUili lb"

‘vvll Sill‘ulll-Z l’

t‘roft ;

‘ , ,‘\_-\ ,i.
'U; 1,0y'i'if- -1".

SATURDAY
NIGHT

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39c Huck Towels

llnntlsoiiit- iii}; llllch Tow
ht-nislitt‘hctl. x 44.

Spt‘t‘ial. cach . . .3 ..... 24C
85c Hemstiictied
Sheets

Shot-ls. 81 «)0.
iii-all) lit-institchcd. Special.

c a c i l .......... . ..... 69¢
$3.49 Silk Comiorts

llandsouic Silk Comfort
ahh's. lillctl with laliiillatt'tl
t‘tilltui. border to "latch.

Special. t'at‘li ...... $1.98

15c Turkish Towels

llii,r iihitc Turkish 'l'oiirls.
2t.) 40. double ttiistctl

Spcrial 3 {01' 25¢
10c Swiss Curtain
Muslin

int‘ht's

 

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yarns.

3“ wide, licii

lt‘tli~

[till
Social. per yard

................ 6‘ 2?
50c Couch Covers

Full 3

i hiritit‘s.

yards long. fancy
Spccial. ouch 29¢

From 7fl0 to 9:30.

 

SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 1915

 
 

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SPECIALS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

256 Children’s Little
Beauty Waists

Spot‘iai tonight,

. . .. ...... 19c
10c Vassar lingerie
Ribbon

Ithu. pink and uhitc. IO
)zti'ih to a lilt‘t'i'. Spccial,
pcr illt‘t‘l' .............

39c Telleia Ribbon

(illll'lli'.\ \‘t'lllt‘. cxtra lino
(liliilli). all Colors. Special,

pt-i' yard ............ 25¢
5c Pure White
(Inside Soap
Special tonight. pt-t‘ t‘akc
. ...... 3¢
59c Keep Clean
flair Brushes

Solid wood hack. ahluiinuiii

Spci‘ial. cach . 39(-

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t‘ilt ll

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litt‘t‘.

55c Tea Kettles

Stccl gray. c iamclctl. No.

Spti‘ial. each ........ 39

50c Combination

Tumbler and Tooth
Brush Holders

 

 

 

 

Nothing rcserved—orery Su t,

CLEARANCE SALE OF
WINTER GARMENTS

go. regardless of cost. Prlcca to suit t-iory purchaser.

Coat, Dress Shirt, Waist. burn—must

 

 

THE PARIS

33 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

tiTtle Royal

 

 

DINNERS AND BANQUETS A SPECIALTY. .

James. Jim

 

 

 

 

Jumvs William Van Kirk. Youiigs.
'town. Ohio. who styles himself "'l‘lic
tApostlv of Practical Peace." and
l"'i‘hc it‘irsl t‘itizon of tho Universe" is,
int proscnt mun-hing through (‘Onllcc-
tticut cities spreading the gospel of
‘llllil\‘(‘l"§iil potion. Twenty years ago
iApostlc Van Kirk first conceived the
'ideu of carrying a mission of honor
around thc world and establishing a
world nation calltd the United Uni-
verse. in plat-o ol‘ dozens of nations
and people who now fight for an ex-
sistancc with each other. Mr. Van
Kirk has toured the world twice.
armed with .1 hell and his I'ancrsal
Ponce ling,

 

I

It is pointed out as an examplv of
tho nilltvrior way Connecticut does
things over other states that her now
compensation law is put into effect by
tho crolltlim of but a dozen new jobs
at a cost to tho stats of about 830.-
000 n your. New York. ulna timo thc
aim of (.‘linnt-clicui. goes about it in
typical New York mnnncr. creating
new ofllcl-s, or twenty-live times as
many an Connecticut it 3 cost of
”00.000 n your. or nearly thirty
time on much. Wit-Iona in (‘onnocti'
cut the Commissioner: 1'6") conical
with 8:5 denim. in New York Ibo-y
unit-rod mnbonny at n can! a! new
«ch. mm um out: won in pro—

lit‘i-n inlroducod in the Durhy .\lt"tttv
'dist Sunday-school. Arraanmi-nts It...
‘tworin the authorities of tho t‘llllit‘ll
,ttnd the) School Social Scrvicc hurcuit
{of New York have been completi-tl and
it‘nlly equipped moving picturo booth
’s’is being installed. Five roots of itldi—
lson films will ho shown one night
[cinch week, including historical, otlu-
‘cutionai, religious and humourous
subjects. The School social sorvict-
‘bureau, which has but recently been
iorganlzcd. has the backing of men
prominent in religious and cducaiiou
iwork,
l mxo nosr nanonmus cum:
i’ ESTATE. .

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LOS ANGELES. Cat. Pet). iii—The
will of Elliott M. Bent, who died near
hare recently, said he had searched
the country vainly for his two dough.
tern. Ethel and Alice, who were tak-
,un from his home thirty~t1Ve years
ago by their mother. He loft half of
.hin aunt. of 317.451 to them. but
tutipulnted it tho); were not found the
,cntire rropcrty was to go to his house
,kccpor.

l Yr-tcrdnr letters were received by
'hr prom «lurk hero tum the two
tantalum now Hill: at Rochester.
l-"- I. china-u that! more 01th- fl-'

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