IONDAY. FEB. lg. 1915
file bunk Towels
A mm mm.
Hm«d1‘ahlelnmsl.. y ‘
assume-ya. John 1‘. Hares the real estate
All Linen Table Damask ......... .3891", hit! inure-inked the two family
50;, 75¢ .M 31.00 a yd. house on lienry street from Ana hi
Huck Towels .......... 6c, 10!; and 266,??11‘1‘60". 0‘ fitmtford. .
Bath Towels 5c, 10c. tZl'zc. 25c and 50:
Towering. 5c. 7c. 10c. th/zc and 15c ya.
Hematitched Table Covers ....... .
75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
E. K. Banks
IAHACK‘MO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
In» Jennie me)’ will undergo‘
I nerloas when this Week in St
Panels .lluopltll, New York
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George E. Dewitt. of Hartford, is
one of the parties interested in lean,
ing the old Red Men‘s ilaliuon Wash-l
‘ington street for moving picture pur-
poses. The deal will probably be com.
‘pleted some time this afternoon,
The committee in charge of the
dance held in Novak's Hall. Saturday
evening. under the auspices of the
young ladies of the Hungarian Reform-
ed (‘hurv-h. was composed of the Miss-1
and i
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Washington Novelties,
Favors and place cards
Post Cards.
6for5c.
DONNELLY’S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
ll Ni‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
es Mary Pepih, Theresa Evon
Susie hiatus.
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An automobile occupied by out-0f;
town parties yesterday, struck a,
‘largc boulder in llie'middle of Ely:
avenue and very narrowly missed be-
ing thrown against the railroad t‘encel
along this street. Spectators receiv-
cd a thrill as a result of the near an
t idont. ,
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Samuel S, Velsor, rate-d 75, det'catw
t-d Luther Wright. rated 80, in the
third round of the pool tournament"
in the South .\'orvvalk Club, played
Saturday evening.
tween \\', ll. Baker, rated mo and S.
S. \\'itmc_vcr. rated ST». also playcd‘
Saturday evening. Stir. Baker was the
\lt tor to the score of lilo-til”).
lt‘ H. Johnson this morning t‘ccciv.
od a pcrmit t‘tom the building inspect-
or to build a $3.800 house on Lincoln
avenue. for himself". 5. J. Stewart rc~
ccived a permit to built] a $2,000 rush
dcncc on Grandvicw avenue. l’cr.
mils were issued to Miller & (Yhittim
to wire the bungalow of Frank Greg-
ory. on Nowtown avenue, and Coleman
.h‘orecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Unsettled weather, probably rain at in‘
tervals tonight and Tuesday; slightly
cmder.
The western disturbance which was
central over Kansas Saturday morti-
ing. is now central over Lake Supctg
tor. Another disturbance has develop-
ed in the south which is now central
over Georgia. The two disturbances
are causing unsettled weather with
rain or snow in nearly all districts
east of the Mississippi river. The tern»
peraturc is falling between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river,
but continues high from the Mississip-
pi river eastward to the coast. Zero
temperatures were reported from Mon-
tana, North Dakota and Wyoming.
Conditionsd‘avor this vicinity: Un-
settled, rainy weathér with slightly
lower temperatunif l
stall heating and plumbing in .\lr.‘
Gregory's bungalow.
POPULAR AMUSEMENIS
LOCKWOOD’S HALL — PLEASANT‘
HOUR_
Cholly Chaplin Comedy.
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long time the rage of Keystone coine- .
WEATHER: ‘A YEAR AGO dies with scores of admirers in the
TODAY. ‘ city is now with tho ltlssanay company i
m l
- :and his first picture with that. con-t
l-OW. l3; highcccrn was made with special design to?
be an auspicious introduction of the‘
favorite as an Essauy star. "ills New
Job" in which Mr. t‘haplin plays the
title role affords ample opportunity;
for him to display every bit. of clever» l
ncss by which he has become so wide-
‘ly known in Kcystonc pictures. “ills
Now Job" is a two rccl rclcuso which
appears today only at Pleasant Hour
and Lockwood's Hall with four other
reels. For tomorrow only. there will
be an unusual l’aramunt feature at-
traction. the presentation being Marie
Doro in a five part picture "The Mor-
all; of Marcus." The story is by Wil-
liam J. liocke and the motion picture
is made under the direction of Charles
Frohman. Miss Doro is a celebrated
actress. She had the distinction of
leading the company that. appeared
in the legitimate offering of this play
and made a big hit. in the motion pic-
tures she scents
furthered her success. The play will
appear out day only, and no one
should miss the single opportunity of
seeing it in Norwalk. At the Castor
Theatres tomorrow.
'l‘cmpcraturc :
24. Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sharron,
31‘ Main street, yesterday entertained‘
Dr, and Mrs. ll. .\l. ltastall, of New
York city.
~Cobweb Sonial Dance, Red Men's
Hall. Feb. 17th. Given by Lady Jen-
nings Lodge. Tickets 15c.
Complaints -ltave been filed with
the police relathe to bicycle riding
on the sidewalks of Reed street The
police have issued warnings to dis
continue the practice. ‘
Gem-2e Files, of First street, Satur-
day, was arrested fo assaulting his.
wife, “orgaret, by officer John L.
Reynolds. The case came up before
Judge John Keogh this morning, but
was continued.
. This afternoon at 2 o'clock. the
marriage of '1‘. Lomnitzer and Miss
Anna Peprak, two prominent residents
of the Hungarian Colony of Spring-
wood, was solemnized by the Rev, J.
N, Szabo. pastor of St. Ladlslaus' Hun-
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
market. ’l‘rading was of usual pro-
ii‘cssionul character and of modcratc
volume.
Monroe street,
Chief of Police William R. rm,
uington has been advised by Chief
Egan. of the State Police Depart-g
ment, of the 81,000 reward the statol
has offered for the capture of the;
mmrderer of Rev. Joseph Zebrls andl
his housekeeper. Miss Iva Gilmanaitlsl
of New Britain, recently. i
A number of friends of Frank Svec,
the well-known musician of Norwalk.
and leader of ‘Svec’s popular orches-
tra, were entertained yesterday after-
noon at Mr. Svec's home on Stuart
avenue, in honor of his birthday. A
very pleasant social time was enjoy-
ed.
Try an ad. in The Sentinel—Nor-
wulk's leading home paperr
A
Bronchitis
Bronchitis is a distressing and
dangerous disease, often fatal in
its result. At the first evidence of
a cough take. Kerr‘s Emulsion of
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—-BttngaJows as a capitalist's invest-
ment. A one-story Bungalow an eye—
opener; drop in and look over our
many plans. “California Homes"
West. Coast Bungalows. St. John &
Keyser. Phone 1082.
line. This remark-
ably succcss medicine has an
unbrokcn rc rd as a cure for
bronchitis, even the most stub-
born cases wielding to its great
healing influences.
Don't choke and suffer with
bronchial coughs—Lineman: will
rclicvc you. Try a spoonful to—
night at bedtime, it will enable
you to avoir "ir‘so Cll‘tllflll‘l
coughing Spt s tnut threattr
your very exiswncc.
All druggistes, 2
flax-seed, Li
Local bankers are keenly interest—
ed in a bill introduced in the legis-
lature which would tax the banks of
the state one-half of onehalf per cent.
of their surplus profits. The meas-
ure to cortaln to be most. strongly op-
posed, as the banks are now very
heavily taxed, 11611118 to the state a
lam amount of money yearly.
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in the game ht»;
(Iholly Chaplin. who has been for a .
certainly to have;
sit-flan Catholic Cl‘WCh‘ ‘m cuff NEW vouk', Feb. 16. (Wall street. 1
street. 10:30 a. in)» Loss tonsion in the in-
.4... J.——— tcrnational situation was dcnotcd by
-—Banner Homemade Bakery. 5 thc curly movcmr-nt of today's stock
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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Promoteslligesllonflhetftl
noss and Wontalnsmitttu
Opitnuiiutphine flOl'lllllll’dl»
Nor NARC one.
Hum.
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Aperfect Remedy for t'onslipt
tlon . Sour Siouacltdharrlm -
Wormsflonvuluonsfevehsh-
pass and Loss or SLEEP.
£65m Signature of
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Tm: Cannon Coward.
NEW YORK.
cantons .. _.
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Exact. Copy of Wrapper.
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Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
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For liver
Thirty Years
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U. S. GUN sHOOTS 10 MILES.
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and More received the permit to in- Fires Projectile Capable of Piercing Deluded Rabbits That Make Homes
tt.2 Inches of Steel,
l'rojcctilcs capable of piercing 11.2
inches of steel armor at a distance of
more than ten miles can be fired from
new coast defense guns to bc install-
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. cd by the United States Army in the
dcfenscs at the Panama Canal and
llanila llay. according to the mutual
report of Brigadier—(loneral (‘rozicn
Chief of the Bureau of Ordinance.
These are new 14-inch guns, of great»,
or caliber than thoac hcrctoforc iu-I
stalled in American dcfcnses and 0|
greatcr.power. They will discharge
.shells weighing 1.000 pounds with a
maximum effective range of 18,000
yards for a little more than ten miles.
The guns of this type already made
have. been thoroughly tested and found
wholly satisfactory. Gen. (‘rozter as-
sc'rts. in the manufacture of those,
and othcr guns for thc army the urn
’ sonal at Watcrvlict has been working|
‘on a day and night basis for more.
than a year.
’l‘ucnty-thrce of the latest type of
‘ 12inch mortars were made during the
-last year and all were sent to the
fl’ahumu t‘aunl. These have a muxt-I;
l mum range of about elcvcn miles. A,
new two-inch field gun and a new typo‘
of 3.8-inch field howitzer have been dc-‘
veloped by the ordnance bureau. An-“
other howitzer of still larger size has‘
‘ been also constructed for use at the,
li’anamu fortifications. It lava wire-
wound gun firing a 60~pound proicc-
tile.
ten. t‘rozicr in his report calls at-
. tention once more to the shortage of
in the
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; Army.
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4 for field pieces," he said, "is far short
I of that considered advisable, although
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’appropriations for this purpose have ‘ lug life ”MS to VOSSl‘lS in distress at‘ paper. Like a bird which has flown.
lsea has been suggested as having 3‘ front the parent host. it is freed from 1 4,,
i been materially increased."
The supply of small arms anmiuni-.
tion is considered fairly adequate to:
the. first needs of the United States in
case of a war.
very rapidly increased by the manu-
: facturing facilities in this countryi
after the outbreak of war. i
- wants a
l holu is closed.
WHEN INSTINCT ERRS.
in Oil Pipes in California.
’i‘hat almost uncrrmg instinct “liltll
carries animals through grave dun}
gcrs has led in mill)‘ instances in'
tho Midway and Sunsct oil llt‘lflli of
California to their undoing, tho Scicn- ;
tific American rcmarks. tlhicf among
such victims are rabbits and water
fowl.
A jackrabbit and a cottontail had a
nice, round. smooth hole. There, are.
many such in the oil fields whcro oIl
piping is a. necessity for thc transpor-
tation of oil to the refineries. The rab~
bits decide to set up housekeeping
thcre. Tho cottontull ’tlcsires a per-
tnanent home. and the. jackrubbit
rct'ugo safe from malevolent
man
Soon they discover thcir habitat. is
being moved. No doubt they are
.t'righlcncd, but they instinctively stay,
within their retreat. One cud of the
Even then they do not
know why the hole is darkened. Then
it is darkness eternal for the, furry
pair.
Some time. later it is discovcrcd that
. a newly laid oil pipe is choked. Alter
great labor the line Is disjointed and
the» remains of many rabbits removed.
Thousands of rabbits have been thus
cxtcrmjnatcd in the oil fields.
The death rate among water fowl is
even greater. Again, as with tho rai)‘
bits, instinct leads them to certain de-
struction. Every little lake of oil iii
the vicinity of a gusher is a trap for
the unthinking birds. At twilight and
l'nlted State-Bl dawn these tar-colored lakes appear as.
bodies of water to the deluded fowl.
KITES FOR LIFE SAVERS,
Tire employment of kites for extend-
marked advantage in certain instances
over the. methods ordinarily followed
and an illustration in Popular Me
This supply could be . chanics Magazine shows ltow the plant
would work out, Instead of throwing
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a “"9 to a sinking ship m using a! rule is othcrwnso; land boars its bur la-l
iiiiscurries.._ dons from owner to owner. the use,“
rocket. which sometimes
. are a special class of contracts which
Gen. (‘bozicr thinks proposals that it is proposed that this be no
the War Department shall be prohib- 3 ed by attaching a trailing c
lted from purchasing any smokeless} series of box kites which from a wind-,
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”inhibit PAPEll
Bills of Exchange, Bank Checks.
and Promissory Notes.
IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES.
The» Convenient Subetitutu For,
Specie, Which May Pau From Hand
to Hand on Ruddy an Coin, Differ
Radically From Other Contracts.
We may speak truthfully of the
strength of paper. yet how like a para-
dox it sounds! From childhood we
have been accustomed to takc frequent
liberties \vith thc flimsy mntcrial, to
fold and rend it according to our light~
cst “him. and how to spcak of it as
strong! But strong it is. and the busi .
ncss World of Alncl'icu is lltllllitl into a l
t‘t)llt}>l\'l’ whole by thc tilicrs of util-
Ilotis of notes. checks and drafts which
plcdgc the honor and credit of its liti-
zens.
in this brief ill'llt‘ll‘ \u- shall attempt
to define thrt-c kinds of t'ttllllllt'l't'liil pa
of cit-Imago. promissory
Mott-s and bank chi-ck» that 3111- all
llllsllllNH contracts 'l‘hvy ul‘c con
tracts. however. as to which busincss‘
mnvcnicncc that thc form
shall lu- just a< important as tho sub
stance.
if i am hiring: licgau thc contractor
to build my Iiottw and \n- fallout otcr
our agrccmcnt thc court “1” ttIIINlllQ‘l"
cvct'y point n 1th :
tllc transaction in ordcr to dctt-rlnitic
what our mutual littcntiom really wcrc-
lint it‘ 1 cmploy ltcgan to do the \vork’
and give him a Ill‘llllllx‘tll'l notc in
payment of his scrviccs, our rights, so‘
far as that polo is conccrm-«l. arc largc-
ly detcrniiiicd by the exact form in1
which I issth-d it. takcn in connection
of course with lllt' subsequent indol'scw
meals that is, nhutcvcr \vrlttcn ud-t
per >llills
llt'l‘l‘t‘l“
pussllili- «'ulillt‘t'lctl
‘ ditions \Vcrc :tl‘tcrnard tnadc to It in.
the course of busim-ss.
'l‘ln- vital featuri- of bills of cxchu
. or drafts. as tin-y arc gcncrally called I
-~promissor_v notcs and bank checks is}
their ticgotialilllty that is to say. they}
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are so fratncd and so favored by tltc'
law that if certain rules arc adhered to!
they can be passed from man to man;
quite as freely and far more court-n .
icntly than actual cash. .
An ordinary t'ttllll'arl may be assign-l
ctl or trunsfcrrcd from one to unother.‘
Thus if i have agreed to furnish a.
large factory with knitting machines It
may assign my right to he paid forl
doing so to ltogutvlus_ for a valuablel
consldcrution. Supp-ac, though that i
mlsreprgcntul some Important rt‘tltul‘t‘t
of my knitting nutchlncs to the Sucw,
cess 'l'extilc company. which ordered'
them. and after >1 have transferred my!
rights In the ctnitrnct to llogardus they‘
find it ottt. t‘ndt-r such clrcumstnncest
the textile company can cmploy the de-
fense of tnisrcprcscntalion against Bo-i
gatdus just as readily as they couldf
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Into thy shoes and is in no better postal
lion than i would be had i remained a 2
. party to the contract. I
Now. this is just where drafts. notes
collectively. negotiable instruments or
commercial paper. differ radically froxu
other contracts. While still in the,
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i other. so that if t‘urzon gives a prom-
» issory note for $100. due in sixty days,
to l'lttlstcd and thcn finds that through
mutttnl dealings l‘lt-lstcd really owes
him $50) he, tnny at tho end of the six-
ty days refuse to p;._ l'lhlstcd the note
and demand instead $400 from him.
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, who knows nothing of his debt to t‘ur»
. zon, can (‘urzon still set off Plnlsted's
debt tilltl refuse to pay Rangely the
note? Undoubtmlly he cannot do so.
Such a case illustrates the distin-
‘gulshing characteristic of commercial
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any defenses which the original parties
to it may have. just as soon as it has
been purchased. in good faith and for a
valuable consideration. by some third
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‘ in every other form of contract the
Compllshq signed mortgage conveys no better titlel ‘
able to 3' to the purchaser than the ussignor had t it
to give; but for the purely practical
'to bc thoroughly satisfactory.
against me. for he has simply stoppedr
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and bills. or. as they are often called,
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hands of the original parties who guvc'. 1:
them birth they are subject to any do:
PAGE FIVE
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“owning"
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave, and Cannon St.
Iiridgcport. t‘onn.
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Monday, Frill-nary 15. 191.3.
The Howlantl Club
Sends Machine Home
for One llolIar.
l’vct‘} woman utllnittctl to tllc llonlaml club
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may
hit) a llonlaud macltinc at its rcgulai‘ cash prtcc and pay
for it in small amounts \prcad o\cr :1 Ilt'l'ltltl of mortal
llltlllllls.
Slic may t‘lmosc any t} pc of niaclilnc slic \‘.l~'llt'\. \igtt
lit-1'nnmlncrsliip.ipt'ccmcnt.pay tlllt‘ dollar. nail tllc sc»
lt't‘lt'll lllilt‘lliilt' \\lll l‘t' tlt'lltt‘l‘t‘tl .‘tl «mm:
lllc dollar which lll\lll‘l's tlclixcrt of a macllinc is not
an (NIH rlollat' :itltlctl to tlu- price of tltc tnacltinc. it is ‘
lllt‘ lir~t dollar paid on tltc tllarliinc'x t‘ccttlar ca~lt llllt‘t‘.
lltc bulallt‘c of thc price is paid in statml nnmtllly
amounts. 'l‘lici‘c is not Ullt' c\tl‘a ptnny to pa) : no incin-
ltt'l‘\lll|> ill-c. ho intcrcst vltargc: nothing but lllt‘ t‘cgir
lar lotv cash pricc.
llmtlaml l1lilt‘lllllt‘\ «H at St; .
to 530. according to l_\pc. Money Back.
Thcv could not 1“. mm at ”1“,. it a lllt‘l‘t‘llillll has truc con
llt‘lccs. if \v'c tlltl not llandlc them “‘1' llt‘c lll his “arcs. lit;
4 . . V ‘ ' 1
likc dry goodyv‘m largc tptantt~ ‘ll'l‘lll Wil‘ltll‘l‘ ”101“ “ll”
tv and .at small profit. “H ”W hill” 1‘ ‘(lll‘l‘l‘d-
The old ortlcr and the 01V
livcry machine will do any sort
do satisfactory work in tlic home:
to stand up for yours of sc'rvicc:
motto of "l.ct the buyer bc—
\\'arc" is passing: away.
it ]);l<s(‘tl long ago in 5mm
stores. it itcvcr t-xistt-d ill
livcry machinc all do any Sufi this’storc.
of ll omc sewing: ~— quietly.
smoothly. easily. hurl}.
The llowlaml idca is that. thc
bu} cr must llt‘ satisitctl : that
, . _ a lllli‘t'lliht‘ must bc cxactly
luall and rollcr bcartngs, tnsttrc what i1 was supposed 10 bc.
casc of running. lixccllcnt con-
trol tlcvit‘cs insure a stitch that
shall bc cvcn anti ~atisl'actor_\'.
\\'c say: Your moncv back. it
your purchasc is not sati~
factory.
.\ llmvlantl machine is worth haying H ml" part.
\vhilc iii any homc sculngu‘omn. \Vc pivc it back promptly ind
without argumcnt.
" ) 'i I ~ ' ‘ .‘ ' v . . . . ,
it “I” [i‘tnc its north quitkl). lbcrc h. “N onc rc-purcA
nmlcr tcs‘t. laach woman who mcnt'—.
rcads this is invited to come and Q- l t l l .
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make such a tcstwand to make it ”u" 5 ma. .K. “1 1r“ m
samc t't‘lltllllol) as fllt‘}
as thorough and rigid as slic
“35h“ \vcrc purcbascrl and prompt-
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Third Floor.
The Howland Dry Goods Company
MDI'TII \OIHVAIJC. I'IIH’.
.\l..\|l\l BOXES
t A telephone message to Ele-t‘trlc
Station 170:.) between the hours of 6
[p. m. and is a. in.. giving location of
Wm st. opp. Franklin St. School * tire, an alarm will be given from near-
lii t‘tint-ord StreetI opp, school {951; box
5H t'or. .\nn and Main Streets I ~ ,
up», ,‘m. mph 31‘ and iiayvicw Ave. I second alarms are only to be giv-
Ito .\‘or\valk iron Works llillltllllg l0“ by the chief or acting chief upon
i 7 t‘or. (‘t-dar St. and \Vcst Avc. this ill‘l‘ll‘tll at the fire.
ilk High School, \Vcst Avenue “, _ .
1‘21 t'or. 'l‘uylur Ave. and West b‘ts. l ""3““er SChOOl (private).
.22; Cor. littilltlll st. and lily i\\'(‘. ,Zfl~ last Washington and Fort Sts.
l'Jl t'or. t‘licstnut and licnr) Sis. ‘214~\’an Zandt St. and Osborn Ale.
ft: iit'llitiifiulftmlivlln-(tlnilmllilsikiliglfits ‘21.; “East Ave and Rowan St.
227 West and Him tlrovc Sis. lll‘fiivmfield 8}" f
l :i t‘or. “'ashlngton and Main Sts. 522 *1‘ 0” and ““1195 Sis. i
:31 south Main st. tlctil‘ .utmluw i234" East Ave. and Fitch St. 3
.33 ”our” l-lsln Station 225—SI. John St. and Edlie Ave. l
.‘l-l t‘or. t‘lay and Spring Sis. ‘ ‘382——Scaview Ave. and First St. 3
'3» t‘nr. llaviland and “alter Ms. l _ w
[:7 L,,,.km,,,dt‘\,lf._._ (.0. ,SBo—Boulevard and Second st. I
l 4 t‘or. luv and Raymond Sis, 336—Cove Ave_ and Fifth St. :
~ll t‘or. lt‘airticld Ave. and (‘ctlttr St. LEW—Boulevard and Blackstone St.
1 _ Taylor .-\\'c. and South St.‘ (Tel)
til “Windward Ave. and Moat ow St. _ _
14C: t‘or. llurritt and Quintard Ave. all—Keys” St‘ and Pine Hlll Ale‘
.46 t‘or. “'oodward and Lownllcs Arc. (Tel)
; :3 t it.- G t‘orsct t‘o.. Ann St. 3-iBA-AKcyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
‘51 (loldcn iliil and Eltntvood Ave. (TEL)
,5‘3 \Vashington St. Bridge.
3t3—Shore Haven. (Tel.)
Special Signals.
1—One blast at odd times. testing or
line open.
1-One blast at 8 p. m., standard time.
Freight Yard
Norwalk Lock (‘0.
ti lloyt's Theatre
1 ltccd >‘t. and Putnam .\\'c.
' .\'or\valk llospital
Music llall
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powder from private manufacturerst
would be unwise.
"The wisest policy," says Gen. Cro-
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- . th in trade there must be:
ward position might eastly be directedi ”“50“ ,“t ‘ ‘ , i
over the iddle of a ship. After r h-' some convenient ttprcsmtutlte of film
. . etc, which may pass from hand to hand:
mg the line, it would only be “€93 as readily as actual coin, a general;
1~1——Two blasts, fire out.
Cross St. .
ll—ll—Twenty two, at 8 a. m., no
s, sary for those aboard the sinking
agreement and strength of custom
men “is for Congress to fix, as it ha
done, what it considers a reasonable
price to pay for smokeless powder
‘nnd with that restriction to author-
|ize the Department to give private'
{manufacturers a fair share of the
l work of manufacture.”
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-Gen. Crozier defends the system ofl
scientific shop management in. opera-i
tion at some of the army arsenalsl
He declares much of the opposition to
what has been done In the arsenals is
unwise as he contends both the em-
ployes and the government have
profited by the system. He says there
is no undue crowding of the workmen
or driving them to too great a speed
under the system an installed in the
War Department's shops.
“Seems to m the air in this car
3 very bad," . .tggested the passen-
For.
"Fresh this mt. nlng, mtt am," re-
lovted the nearsido despot—Bahia
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steamer to draw in a hawser with this
lighter rope. and attach it in a postman
which would allow the operation of a.
brooches buoy.
FIGURES LIE AGAIN.
'Bena was much excited over the
prospects of camp meeting that was
about to take place in her neighbor-
hood. For weeks site had been pro
paring gay and gaudy feathers for the
array, and now her outfit was com-
plete. save a pair. of muCh-deslred
patent leather slippers. Site approach.
ed her mistress.
“Mls’ Ford," she said, "l 5110'
wants to git 'a pair 0' slippers fo' do
meetln' commences. an’ I ain't got a
slug centlef’.”
“Y but size do you, Wear. ‘ 'Bena?"
asked her mistress. ‘
“Mali (right. number is fo'," sho re-
plle, "but I has to wash cabana,
’oause fo's hurt me dot. bad I Jes'
knatcherly caln't waik."- Woman's
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Home Companion.
among merchants bred the three forms
of credit popes-the bill of exchange.
the promissory note and the bank check
—-all of which travel. in the words of a
great jurist, as couriers without lug-
gage, and to all of which an innocent
purchaser. for value. gets an absolutely
clear title—Qaturdny Evening Post.
Deceptive.
The
eyes young Ashley has. They always
seem half closed. The Pastor—Jew he
has me guessing. I’m inclined to think
huleeps all through my sermons, but
I can’t catch him at lt.-—Clcvelund
Plain Dealer.
At the Game.
She (facetiously)-—Foul? i don‘t see
any feathers. Hie—Well. you could
hardly expect to in this game, you
know. These are picked nines—Phila-
delphia Ledger.
t
Our-douche” in rendering a kind-
nlu like a home voice. mars the nin-
* at to; m—l‘oltham.
Pastor’s “'lfP‘Vllllt peculiar .
morning session of public
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