FACE SIX
EVENING 6m
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
THE SOUTH NORMAL! EVENING SENTIN'LI;
THE SOUTH NORWALKjW mic. and is far distant from the and the poor begin to fear a bread'i. .
more populous East and Middle West. famine. it is time for the government
lit Men from the further handicap to use its authority to drag forth the
of having European patronage abso- facts.
liutely cut of! by the war. If this Ex-
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—EL AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
-WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1915
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
liiigh tide 7:36 a. m.; 8223 p. 111.,
Sun rises 6234; sets 5:38.
[position succeeds financially as it 118- 0
serves, it will succeed because the
‘Alliel‘lt‘all people themselves. in every ”91'9"“ 10 in recent distussions.
The Declaration of London. so often
section. rise to their opportunity and hasn’t the iron-clad force of a treaty.
duty. and yet it's far from being the mere
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TURKEY SHAMES EUROPE.
t‘an it be that we have done the. lieve. Although it failed of tormalrat-
‘ligerents would have the world be
’l‘iirks gross injustice? Then instead ifit’aliUH. it is really the 111081 authorir
of being "unspeakable" in their meth._tative statement there is of the ac-
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
92-2—News Department.
gag—Business Department.
I388 ——Branch Office, Norwalk.
e225-3—Editor’s Residence.
s385-12—City Editor’s Residence.
n113-12-—Buslness Manager‘s Res-
idence.
MASONIC NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets tn Masonic Building. South
Main street, ist and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o‘clock. All Maste
Masons cordially invited. Sylveste
‘ Sec.
Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main St. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. of
ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock, All Royal Arch
Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.
l each montthuly and August
Masons cordially invited.
Sec,
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A GREAT EXPOSITION.
’l'ne bigness and beauty of the Pan-
hina Pacific Exposition have dawned
oi. thr- couiiiry with a sort of startling
sinidcnncss. The great war had almost
con»
crumb-d it out of the national
to it‘llct'lic: >.
molly opciicd. iiiid reported as not only
up to specifications but far beyond any-
iliiiig anticipated from the modest ad-
vance iioticcs. till the millions who had
no share in tho enterprise arc sitting
up, taking: notice and glowing \t‘lth pro.
firiitic priiiw at so line it triumph of
llic American spirit.
it was to be expected oi" California
13.." the fair would be randy on time,
To
itioiigl. such a record is unique.
:i-i ii duli' l\\'('i or three years ahead,
and on that very date have a $400,000
0’30 Exposition with every
completed. every statue, and shrub and
1mm where it belongs and virtually
every exhibit in place. that is the way
Philadelphia,
(.iiicago, Buffalo and St. Louis may:
And when
the West does things.
bow in humble reverence.
it is considered that this enterprise,
Costing $30.0tio.ooo, with its $350,000
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mg" of exhibits. has been pushed to ab-
solute success by u city ‘Wllltill only
IHILG years ago was laid prostrate by
dive and earthquake, admiration lack
words for eulogy.
«ion crentcd on visitors is one of over-
The architects and
ylielming‘ beauty.
artists have planned nobly. and they
have had the advantage over all tliei
predecessors in the noble setting to
tiicir work. The great buildings and;and feelings 0f
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l’. Decker. W. M, Robert M. Wilcox,
.\’ow. with the fair act-
building
'l‘lie first and most powcrl’ul iniprcs
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‘ods of warfare. they are more decent.‘0i‘pied duties and rights of nations in
enlightened and humane than their'ilme of war. in Rear Admiral Stock-l
(‘hristian enemies and allies? lion's "Outlined of International Law,“
I These disturbing questions are suit-gall accepted authority. he says of this
‘gested by reading a proclamation ofl‘Declaration":
‘lllt’ cominander-in-cliief of the‘Turhishl ‘Whether formally ratified or not by
Here p i5, word [ox-f the signatory and other powers. it has
the authoritative weight due to thcl
‘army in Syria,
word: i
' “Palestine is directly in the line oi
‘operaiion ol‘ the imperial army thutiof the great maritime powers, and u)
4has been entrusted with the task orltheir declaration that it rcpresentsthe
‘eniuncipnting Egypt with the help oiacmztl principles of international law
!the Almighty. The population of Pat! upon the subjects dealt with."
In other words, this Declaration is
unanimous vote of the representatives
estine has. therefore, to a greater ell-J
r tent than that of other regions. the as binding. toall intents and purposus,
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“scrap of paper" that some of the bet-l
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 2915
A BARGAIN TORNADO!
A Three Days Whirlwind of Bargains.
.. As. a fitting. sequal to our Great Clearance Sale and in order tofidis-
pose of all surplus lines-odds and ends etc. we have arrangediior
T0-m0l'l'0W. Friday and Saturday a Bargain TomadoZSalc.
"'A TORNADQ"——Sottiids Sensational to call it
it. it ts scnsational:
PRICING anyw
is it possible?"
1135113533321: 31:: lggfiuiands fol Dollars worth of Seasonuble Merchandise must be sold before
Sensational Bargains “cough of; thc incoming spring goods. The store has been turned into one mighty bit: overflow of
. .. wt 0 er the public the most they ever got for their money in the history of the business.
We Have N0 TIME to Quote Prices. See Windows. WATCH For SPECIAL TICKETS Throughout the STollE
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' a TORNADO OF BARGAINS, but no other word will so adct 11le ‘l ‘ d 'i -
liercigilggfir Illllv’EgngLWIND of BARGAINS; a veritable TORNADO of VALUES; startlihg. tullhehl‘lin :1
' Each SUCCCSSu‘e day will bring BARGAINS that will make shoppers inquire, “How
inventory which tak cs
$20.00 TO $25.00 WOMEN’S AND MISSES. SILK
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duty of taking part in the defence oliupon all the nations, bi‘lligercnt or
the liitlierland and in ilic slit-red Jihad ‘ netitrul, as a carefully prepared state:
tlloly wiiri. ' i
“This duty includes the establisliiiigmized by the leading authorities of thei
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men! of our own common law, recog-l
and maintenance of col'dlitl relutions‘Alucrican bur, would be binding upon
and indie-soluble ties among all tlic,0ur own courts,
The least act lllltl,
Ottoman elements. The policy of the American (iovcrn
might cause injury to such ainicnblc'meiit with relation to war problcnial
relations will be severely punished. llius been consistently based upon tliol
, “I therefore order the Mollallllllt‘dltll; principles enumerated in this ileclara 1
races. who fonu the majority, tomakultion of London. Anybody who seeks?
proof of their patriotic sentiments bylto convict the United States of unticir‘
cordial relations with the israelitcsftral conduct must first tiiiniil the rules“
ainti t‘liristinil elements of the popiilu-‘Of iiitcriintioiiitl law. as statcd and ac.
tion. lccpled by the oliiciul rcprcsciitaiivcs
"the subjects of our allies undtiiosol oi-cvol‘y tuition that no how to dent
of t'riendly and neutral states who nrol Willi.
living in Palestine lire our respected? —‘——..-_.n_____
guests. .\t n time when we are on PEACE INSTRUCTION .lN THE
gagged iii tl lite and death struggle wot V.” 8UNDAY SCHOOLS.
are under obligation to iiiuiiil‘osi lis' Tho COliiliiission oit (‘liris‘tinn Erin.
“up: cation of the Federal Council of the
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self moat ('lt’ttl'l)’ 01' all in KWW ““d; school lessons on International [11:52;
dililcuit criscs; and sincc it is to our; to be placed in the regular Sunday
national interest. to secure the i‘ricndv St‘h'lol courses and quzmcrllps of in}.
races 01.,le vnrious denominations. The.) wero
> ‘prepared by Prof, Norman it). Richard-
isoii. ’01 Boston University, under the
. {direction of a Joint Committee TClll‘t‘-
“The goods. the life. the honor, Midi running the Sunday School Council or
especially the individual rights of tlic; Evnneglical Churches and the World
lsublects ol' the states at War with 113‘ PM“? Foundation.
The Commission has also appointed
a committee to make it thorough in‘
vestigiition at Gary, litdidna. and elec-
usiilnst’wliore, relative to the (to-ordination,
lot the. religious instruction of children
wholcl with the public school work, tlie.pur-'
regards those persons it better
Character shows it
ship and sympathy of the
country. we can secure tItis and only
by conduct such as this.
‘are also under the guarantee of otiri
’nntionul honor. I therefore shall not;
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these either.
allow least aggression
“I call the attention of the
ipose being to prepare a deflitito pro-‘
‘ . _ iposnl to the churches and to the ob“
Mil." (‘Od ’5“? success u)ilic schools 'wliereby, under their Ilets-F
lslumi" cctlve pastors, the lcliool children
Hag the render seen any announce-inlay have religious instruction with
loiit sectarian complications, in con-
liicctlon with their general education.
population of Palestine to this pro-
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‘ clulnation.
'ment. or any evidence, 01‘ such t‘.011l‘~
icons and kindly consideration to rest-
(it-lit aliens lit the territory of Great: MONRO ‘
Britain. France, Germany or any othcri E MAN IS SUED FOR 3
‘ . 1 $5,000 BY AUTO VlCTlM‘
ldiiropezin belligerent? It scents to} -.. i
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have been left for despised Asia tOtPassenger With G. I. Godfrey When
tench civilized Europe warvmanncrsf Latter Was Killed Brings Suit
Isn‘t there a sort of sardonic humor in; TN“-
, , Suit for $5 000 dnniages'growing
the. l -t that the su osedly ‘Clll‘lsllfllll '
l“ 5‘“ pp 'oiit of the auto accident. at Monroe,
{virtue of regard for the life. property:on September 29 last, in which
enemies has brethGeorge l. Godfrey. ot’. Southeast, N.
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Smart. snappy styles. just what cvcry woman will want
for spring and curly Stlllllllt'l” wcar. Thcir nctvncss is shown
by tiic iiiiiiiy llitc features—the coatce—thc cir—
iar skirt will“ _\nkc ct'i'cct, iii the most fiisliion— $14 98
zililc roloriiig‘s. Your choice, cach ........... .
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SAMPLE SHOES
I 1115 Main St,
UNCLE HORACE AGAIN. "
Earthquake Coming Somewhere Some-
time.
To the Editor of The Sentinel; i
With this you have forecast 01‘
weather which will be in order for
days to come. There will be a local or
:not much force about the. 22d of the
present montli~——l<‘ebruary. During the
fconiing month. March. there will take
Bridgeport Security Building
OUR BIG SALE
All Our Shoes Must Go!
Regardless of Value or Former Prices!
place about the lat of the monili,‘k
that which should be termed an lib;
tcrincdintc disturbance. Such a dis-3
turbanco will itot be long: may be:
About the 11th of ital-ch fronitliut to.
the 10th the planets Mars and Venus.
conjunction with the. moon. will;
have :1 powerful influence upon that
central gorcef‘fli the earth. Such occurgi
rent-es always create a great disturb-3
once in the atmosphere" of earth. Dan!
ing the time the earth will move ml
the quake zone of its orbit'. All litinils
stand front tinder! Impossible for me
All of our $3.50 to $11.11
at present to locate. l have torelmd-V 54-00 Tall Cali Stin'iii Boots ,,,,, . .................. $2 4F
ings, I name Panama and San Francis? Hoots. Spcciiil _________________ $1 98 - 0
co. Each weak spots. I give it up; ‘ , Special Lot of Gray and Brown
'cannot say: must take the position; i . , _ . Suede Button 80-015 """""
Miller did when he advocated the clos;§ . 54-90 “ liltt‘ Ktiliitck liiilton ' - $150
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ing scenes of earth: "It the vision" limits ......................... $2.19 All Evening Slippers
tarry, wait." i ' For . . . . ........... . . . . . .
' Yours, 2 ‘ £400 (f "l‘ l" . l h . . $1.85
UNCLE HORACE. I ‘ ’ ‘ " a) “l’ “1““ 49"” 9‘ Specral lot of Tan Button and Law Boots
Middle uuudam, Feb. l9. 1915. “"‘l 5““ MN?” “0““ ------- $2.45 Also 250 p§irs of discontinued
ltnes. to Close at ...... $1.00
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DANGEROUS FIRE l
SEASON Fonsseenl
The National Forest Blazes In January
All Hosiery at 1-3 Off Our Former
sibility of a dangerous spring and:
summer fire season in the National; Special Lot of Colored Silk Hose. All Silk, Full Length . ' . . . . ‘ . 35c pair three pairs $100 -
snowfall m1 'l Your Choice of Any Pair oiShoes in $2 45 -
0111‘ Place, Not, .Mentioned Above. .
wlowwiiornuil. January tires are nimostl ..
Forests in the West is presagod by re-.
much of the Rocky Mountain region6
unheard of in the National Forests
POSITIVELY NONE HIGHER Du ' '
i . ~ ring this SALE.
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WASHINGTON, lt‘eb. 24.»-1‘iie pas-l . ~ Prlces.
ports that two forest fires occurred in1
and in the foothills has been much be-I
and the snow reports are regarded as,
especially significant. as they indi-
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)loliiiinnicdaii TiirkoyTL, was burned to death under his
loverturned roadster, was filed in the
1Superior court today against Edward
cate that unless the deficiency is made
open spaccs. with their lltll‘lllOlllOUS:shown only by
up the forests will be dry earlier in"
and 801“. and Buddhist Japan?
proportions, bright colors
goons llluminations set off by the clear' —-—-——-—9————' Corning, of Monroe, by Joseph Clark, the spring than usual, with a conse- NO SHOES EXC ANGED
Lrtlifornia air, between the blue sea; GETTING THE FACTS ABOUT of Southeast, n. 1'. who was a pas-,q‘mm ”crease 0‘ ”‘9 “’9 manife-f _ - H . ,
and the big mountains. niake'a scene} WHEAT. senger in Godfrey’s car. The automO-l The fires occurred 1“ the Pl“? 0‘“ Q ‘
.1 doubtless wortliv of the superlativel The federal authorities have met bile caught fire immediately after nest. in Colorado, and the Block Hillel
. . I § . . g . _ _ _ collided with a stray horse belong- forest, in South Dakota, the latter e-
praise they hflVe “0n. i\vith obstacles in their investigationing to Corning, which Godfrey could lieved to have been of incendiary origv
lnot see in the darkness of the night in. according to the district forester at.
until it was too late to prevent an Denver. About 75 acres were burned
accident. . lover all told. ‘They were the only No-
The Corning horse was loose Inmltional Forest tires reported for Jan-
suddenly darted out in the roadway nary. -
in front of them The district forester at Ogden,
Godfrey, who was driving, put on’ Utah, in charge of the National For-
the brakes and tried to avoid a col- cats in Nevada, Utah, and Southern
lislon with the horse. The machine Idaho. reported that the snow in this
was running between 15 and 20 miles region “‘50 is fat“ below normal.
Forty-two nations are exhibiting.“of_ the wheat: situation. Some of the
The war has had less influence than‘l big gram operators have rgfuged to
might have been expected. Some ofiopen their books, 011 the ground that
the big European nations are absenhftheir transactions are “private and sa-
particularly England and Germany, butl cred."
nevertheless the scope of the show ist "Surely. the “sacred" character
'so great that the absentees will not be‘ such business was removed by- the de-
seriously missed. It is especially MS-‘cision of the United States Supreme
factory to observe that the South Ant-l court, two yearsago, to the effect thatI h d h hi i: ,
calm and Oriental nations are well. “corners” involving commodities draught 0:11; aglllslzn.wa;hem:ac:ln: 5:1 CHARLES F. GREENE WILL
”Presented Argentina has 598‘“ $1.2m subjects 01' interstate commm‘"overturned, and Clark says that hel as POSTMASTER' mommy
300,000 on her exhibit. and China. lire conspiracies in restraint of tradenwas so badly injured that he 15 pal-.l
ef- forbidden by the Sherman law. 'If the manently disabled. ‘I‘Ils collar bone P0"
was broken, and he was battered
about the head. One or his ours is
now permanently deaf.
Clark says that bets an actor by tor Monday next.
profession. and by reason of‘hls de- 'Farnam'Greeno will be Wfimflel" at
'foctivo ear he is unable to Iollow'Bl'ldEOPOl't- He has tntbrmed POW
his calling. At the time of the acct-l mater Willi-m H-Mlflsold that ”9
dent, however, he was acting in them“ assume, 0118130 011 that (1337. Mid
capacity of assistant manager of a ho- the latter is making 919W“ W
tel in Brewsters, N. Y. turn the oflloe‘over to his boomer.
Godfrey was a prominent man in Inspectorsfr. D. Colvlfi andglil. J. MD.
his home town, and at: the time or'01 Balloon-minimum mount in in-
LadieS" Sample Shoe- Parlors. '
1115 Main 813.,
Take Elevator.
Security Building *
BRIDGEPOR’I‘ Up one Flight.
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by the government. It is not likely
that there will be anything more to
the ceremony as for as Mr. Marigold
and Mr. Greene are concerned. But
you never can tell what friends will .
‘do. ‘
master Marigold Prep-rum Tu'rn
Office Over—Inspectors Now
Tsklng Inventory.
tBRlDGEPORT, Fob. Zia—On and a!-
March 1, Charles
Japan and Australia have big and
if tectlve displays. investigators have any reasonto sus-
Tl‘he characteristic note of the whole, pact, that grain operators are manipu-
however, is American. It is, first or hang the market to give wheat and
an, a great and admirable presenta-t flour a fictitious value, they can pro
lyion of the finest fruits “of our ownlceed just as they would in any other
~ .f-industry, art, education and politics. case. The necessary ‘books can be
' The St. Louis Exposition surpassed opened by coin-t order. ‘
on Its predecessors in a total attend-l 'The country 1’3“ a. right. to know
" .1100 0! 19.000.090- It had the “van-Whether the high prices and sensatiori-
me or tens located "within my aienuctuaummoitmm-mm
On board the British liner. .
"l‘he exocutl've ‘dfloel': "captain, '
12110sz a sumo-slanted to th' f
nor‘eadt. Show I ‘Iltlplaiona 106k." '
"The cam: nighttime."
The executive officer: "Which one, '
sir?” i
The quanta: "The first one you .
come to." l .
The executive artisan. “The lit-st.
one Is thofiun “.mlpos."
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xmmtwwmtmm WW duet apletv to the Inimitable tun or “18' MM‘ mum . it“ Mr , "fljll‘eiffiphlhl'm ; tho mar—t
. and d “5m“ ham 0! Bridgeport to visit motives. ‘
Bolt We hoc'tlmlmmnulfi
.Wd-m‘lhl inducement,“
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"aerate moi fiction of but 5,159,.
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