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THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1915 ‘
ENIATURE ALMANAC FOR:
TOMORROW. ;
Uiigh tide 8:27 a. m.: 9:04 p. m”
"Bun rises 6:32; sets 5:40.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
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In:5-3—'—Editor’s Residence. :
w some Nonwami
{distinct lines of activity: It will givei
lintornmtion, advice and warning to‘
. In most schools of America thrift is I" m ”*3
a subject left to take care of itseii.‘ I .
over transportation. it will have three
corporations that may be engaged, in-
tentionally or ignorantly. in illegal
practices: it will follow up court de~
cisions relating to the anti-trust laws
and apply those decisions effectively
to actual corporate conditions and
practices: and it will try to work out
a scientific, non-partisan tariff system
to replace the loose, grab-bag, log—roll—
ing method that has always marked
our tariibmaking.
The non—partisan character of the
commission should make it an ade-
quate vehicle for these ambitious pur-y
poses, if the men chosen now and?
hereafter are of the right caliber and
temper. it happens naturally that the
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rincome tor the expenses of home, bust- m ;tauor of keeping the season as it is?
ries of advertisements for the banks the Connecticut Trap Bhooters’ Asso- "gauged Messrs. Bailey, Newsome and" ,.
the habit of saving are admirably unlt- other members of the committee, tip»: The smflsmenvfl legislative commit-i
THE SOUTH NORNALK EVENING 5&8th THURSDAY FEB 25 1915'
TALKS ON THRIFT. ! . fists with regard to other birda. Onel ,»,
. —--—— i AM]- m . but provided that the bag limit’be tit-i .J
sum. for an Education. 5 listen in one season, There was some; ..
sentiment at the hearing to limit the? 1 ‘
‘ i number of woodcock taken, but the;
Graduates go out into the world with; :committee did not favor this proposi-l
no definite ideas about the bappinessf . 'tion as woodcock fall under the head?
there is in thrift, oi the value of homein'; Legishfiye mug; ; of migratory birds. :
gardens, of household management, or ’ Senator Harve ‘ . ' ‘
. - .‘ y P. Blssell, ot Ridge-
W156 investment and wise allotment of. u M [Cadflfli “dress field, began the hearing and “argue d in"
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Tornado Sale!
A VERITABLE TOR NADO OF VALUES.
Dont let the storm kccp you aivav for never bctorc H
was such an occasron to save mollcv offered
nests and sat—Montgomery Adver—f now, from October 8 to November 24,:
user. .._~\__ 'and establishing a bag limit for pheas-L
The School 0: Journalism of the Uni-' Edward H. Bailey, of this city.chair~ “is and Hungarian partridge of live" ’
versity of Missouri has prepared a se- man of the legislative committee at m one day. Senator Bissell then inv
of that State in which the cause or elation, and w. R, Newsome, of Hart- Williamson, who argued in support of
education and the encouragement of ford, and J. Williamson, of Bridgeport, the stand taken by Senator Bissell. 'l
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ed. ' ,peared before the fish and game com- too which appeared at the hearing re—E
“If you will open an account with us mittee at a hearing in Hartford. yea- presented about 1,500 sportsmen of the; ’ ‘ 2E0UDT SHEETING' 756 TABLE LIN EN.
when your son enters high school."§terdoy. concerning several bills relao state. and the tollowing clubs: Pah-‘ 42 {Mb ‘2 I‘Zci "all“? 135 "'8 "191195 Wide. blcachcti
isays one of the advertisements, handling to the season on wild duck and quioque Rod and Gun club, BethelGun ‘ 45 inch 15C: valuc 20c or creamzy all pure linen, ,
I . . . ;let him help you each week, by thelother birds. it was the unanimous club. magefield Gun club. Bridgeport" \ 54 ”Kb 19C; value 24C 10“”le 5311' Price. yard
I385-xz—City Editor’s Residence.‘ 115‘ submllwd by a Democrat” 9'95"; time he completes his high schoolfoplnlon or the sportsmen present that am, club, New” Gun dub, 1mg Hm ‘ . ................ 59¢
lug-IzuBUSineSS Manager's Res-"dent includes a majority of l)emocrats.' course there will be suiilcient in the the state law should conform to the Gun club Stratford Gun club New Ha- 656 COTTON DIAPER. .
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idence. ;That coincidence of political ultgn-iflmd ‘0 take him through 0011688" .iederal law on migratorybirds. ‘yen Gun club, Hartford Gun club,
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ment with the party in power will dis-l
him when he strode into Hulclla~
Of course, the Purpose is to have. Another hearing heforethe commit slmsbury Gun club. and Meriden Gun ‘ Diaper. 53mm” and anti— 81 V 90 d f I
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'" *— l . lparents save money with the educa-‘tee was on upland game birds. It was . em 9 ith C nnectlcut tra sc )tic. toward iieces. 'l'or— .
MASONIC NOTICE. appear as Other appomtmems are tion or their children as an object and in this hearing that the sportsmen’s £30.33: gaunt); :nd the Net: [1211th Sale Price] ..... 49¢ "m”;lithrca‘l ‘Sllectmg, hg‘lll' :-
jmade under other administrations. and: then use those savings by sending the legislative committee took the most in- Fairiield, New Milford and Waterburyi __ illtt‘ lttl. 'l ornado 531.:
Did Weli’Lodge. N°- 108: F' '“d A' M11". eventually the body will no more up young people to the Missouri institu- lamest, House bill 425 was considered. clubs outside the assciation. Represen-’ $10.00 WOOLEN “(0‘ each ------- 69¢
Meets 1” Masonic Bundlingdsouzf l pear to represent any political pal'tyfuml- 13111 the idea is 8 800d 01‘9 for This bill is to close the season on quail tatlves Atchison. of Sherman; Joyce} BLANKETS. 35c BOLSTER CASES .
' Main street, ”t and MA“? :ye .ithan does the interstate Commercei parents aeverywhere. What father or for five years. It “”13 introduced by of Brookiield; Reid. Of' Bethel, and'l Fillc quality Woolen AND CRIB ‘SHEETS
$22138: 02:1);JoliiioEEG Alllg‘liiastzr‘Commission or the Supreme courtimomer c: uld 3?" "13‘1": "9 heart such an Representative Woodward. 0" SER'SSLTaylor, 0‘ Danbury, ail “99‘3““ be-i‘ Blankets. full size slightlv Mallc of good nitlsliii ’
fl ' ' l largumen as e 0 .OWIDEI Mr. Woodward ltl su on of t e - v rated . ~ . . . ._ ’ . ' ._ , . . r .
masons cordially invite" 85‘1"" 8m: N‘"edless ‘0 5"" ”‘9 ”“19 “mmmim‘l "5300 A YEAR WILL GIVE voua said that quail had 1105:1119 very scarce igilnfiniofiiilrfit 1:“; pigsfnl, as: itiliiktil i "Fiiciii‘ullod’s‘ai’lrcal‘rii‘g iiifinldffgiiiabd' lllglled qua“- 'V
P. D901“?- W, M- Robert M‘ “dcox. : will attain its full measure of public‘ SON OR DAUGHTER A UNIVERSITY“; his district and that the people at did the majority of lhosc who appear-:1 ' ‘ " $4 98 cacll 0 "a 9 PH”)
89° "confidence and authority only wlientEUUCATlON- that section wanted to have them DI‘O- ed at the hearing. it was the consen-i """"""""" ’ """""""" l '
Butler Chapter,—rTo.—‘Z;8. R. A. m, ‘lhe public ceases to think of the mini "Tins!“ ”,1meLilfeagzld‘llgztiiflzgtyseztI tected. it was brought 0‘" “‘althme sun of opinion of the sportsmen pre- A 12 I-zc FRUIT OF $3 FINE
Meets in Masonic Building. South snn affiliations of its members flfsaljnivecigity (Lt Mlssbu r1 2:: oil'ithesiifsianagriuiiiettlx‘innzrngIti: tint that [[10 (gianges will be made in 3 THE LOOM. ElfQLISH N AINS‘OOK,
S ., 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 01' .. ' 9 game aw ' f . . . a . I IS (‘8 >cciallv ado l*(
:22? miintthuly and August ell-i Only ‘10 a mogthidteposlttedf in "'2: measure for the scarcity 0‘ quail there. ”’fi‘” ._.._.__...__ i g! kni’ifii) $123131)“3311:1132? for \vmncxi'g 313d migésl- \ .
ceptedvat s o‘cloCk. All Royal Archi A G°°° AMER'CAN' "an" a" cémpou" n sires or 1 An 0mm ""0 we"? ””6” 3‘ 9‘" INVESTIOA'rs PROPOSED 1 ll wide Tornado H‘ale Price "m“ “"‘k'rgarnmllsi “ashes ‘"
*’ Masons cordially invited. Charles The recent death at Helena. Moul., of “mm“ “‘1‘ 9‘3““ -‘°“" 50““ ° hearlns Bald that quall were on the "1‘. INCREASE IN BREAD PRICE ii - ' 6;“? and wears beautifully; 39
A Tuck H. P. Robert \v. Wilcox, Thomas Cruse mum to the Mengacmeve'h“ "95"“ “93mm” ‘30 93°i‘crease and saw no reason for the 8“" PITTSBURGH, Pa, tit-ob. 25.—ln- _ .. ---------------- 4 inches Wk,- TOI'llallt'i Sale
. . . ' education. He can earn enough in va-- tnblishment or a closed season on qulry into the plans of local bakers to It Pricc [llccc . t It
Bee. ‘tloll oi the rest 01' the country the iii-"cations to finish out the fund.” l‘mose birds. 1‘ is thought by the increase the price of bread ‘8 being 9“ 16c RUSSIA CRASH, . ...... $198
=5 . .. 1 . .- ,terestiilg career of this humble mil.‘ Such a purpose provides one of the sportsnlcn's legislative committee that made by the Federal Department or “i - The ‘30“ Towcling mad? 50c RICE VOILE. It
A HANDICAPPED MOVEMENT- .“m‘aim- “Tonga“ possible motives for thriftyjaa Mr. WWdWBTd W“ the only 0"" “I" Justice here. Members of the Master ii tor drying tlisllcs, all ptlrc ' imported Rice \"oilc: 40 '
The Amricnn independence mum, Cruse was the discoverer 01- the ilvli:gims connection it ‘8 “0‘ out ot‘pearing for the bill and that mauy‘fit; Bakers' Association or Western Penn- ii iiiicilt: l\(\'cll:;15‘110 lililti noted inches widc, One Of tho pret- .
‘ . _‘ ‘ _ great Drum-Lummou mine. For {wen} . » . peered against it, that the nu sylvania declare that although an n- It ' .1. it}: out “caring tltst whitt-_gOO(ls for thc .
whose organization has Just been com . place to consider the advisability o. douhtcdless remain as it now is. crease may be delayed while an mves— (lufll‘tlc_\_ 1 orllado 3:1“. new year tor waists and ‘
,pleted. Willl (‘Ollgreb‘slllall Bill'UlOldl “5 1'" years he had “med “"d grubbcd giving lessons of thrift a place in “‘9' A bill to establish a closed season on tlgation is being made. it is certain ‘0: Price ............ 1271‘ dresses. 'l‘orilzido Salc
-president and Herman itidder. editor “‘0“? i“ ”‘9 ““11"! “'"h "9‘“ in break courses or study 1“ ”0‘“ elementary; woodcock was also mentioned but the come later, owing to the higher costl I’l‘it‘c, yard ......... 29¢ ,-\
of me New York Stna‘S.ZQiluugl 1...“. in his bad luck. They used to jccr at ‘ and advanced scllonls- The cond‘twnl bill was withdrawn and no hearing of “our. ; .1 $3.00 BIG -—-—...__..____ _ 93
outlined by the Montgomery “WNW was held on it. Other bills considered _...____..._._—— . , BED COMFORTS. 12 1-2C PILLOW CASES, It
"my pmm‘m' "M" ””5 "“0“" O ‘saum and rugged. but will: dclliallt 9"“ “we“ “”0” ‘5 a“ ‘0” "“3 “:1"! were those concrmlns the 099“ 39“: new COUNTERFEIT $20 BILL. , , Scrollcd. scanlcll filled l' MM“ ”f We" “Huh ““‘5' it
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its intentions . vprillc in his face and gailwto mg cred. those things ought “0‘ 30 10 be i ‘5 son on partridge, quail, aoodcocll. “asunm‘ox, leb. 25.-*A new ‘9 mill pure white Rcd Lross I’ ._ ‘ 45 \ 3f). lornado bale M
“Our work will be Ctllllllicd to a n f . , n d l TI 1 nation is to continue to prosper as léphgasauts and Hungarian partridge. countorlell 320 gold certificate has '9' cotton; rcvcrsililc. Tornado llu ................ 9¢
Peaceful but detcl‘llllllcd cilorl 10 edU-l m mar" our a“ mam" m" m 51‘0““- T- D- MACGREGOR' ‘Thc oblect of one 0" “1989 ““5 was ‘0 been discovered by the Secret Service U Salc Price ....... $1 49 00 '
.cate public opinion in me United struck it rich. When an English syn; "- _-. establish an open season on the above It is of the series of1906 and bears the li , $841152) OUT-D R
.mates in f-ivoi‘ of thc “WNW“ ofour‘tllt'llle made the first cash payment on SENTINEL WANT ADS birds from October 8 to December 1. portrait of Washington. [he workman-j ’. 20c FEATHER TI‘CKING. EEPING .BLANKETS. , ‘
' ‘ ' ‘ it “due “mg“ lullu- his mine. a trifle of $1,600,000, “()ld‘are performing services for hundredsiwbllc another provided that it Nil “m“ ship of which is said to be poor. The H A. t". A.. guaranteed Ollcnvy ‘(lmlblc woven u
mum" ”0‘" fl ” ' Tout" stuffed a big roll of bills intohisiOY Norwalkers every day. Ara you 0' “V9 a d” be 9'9““ 0" ”mum" ““"lb‘" 0" “Mama" ‘“ m“ “and“ 0'. I it‘illllcr proof Feather ’l‘it-k- "moor ‘5 "“1"": , Blank"
.cnces" ., . .tlslng them’ and Iiunsnrlan rambled as now M“ the Secret Service 19010449737. ; in” g, inch“ vi d e , 'i‘ r- NS: blue or tan. rornadn ‘
,. - 0n the two of it this pl‘ot'csslub is Jesus and remarked quietly, "I reckon. . ‘ , TI '5'. ; l I) t \ . I? Sillc l’rit‘c . ....... $2 98
K d . l‘l ‘ llOllLl ' H squurts wlt'l they‘ll call me 'Mr. l‘rusc‘ ul‘lt-r this." - . 1. . . . _ ._-1. . . _ p. _ _ ,_ --._ _.. a . 1., .~ - .-_ -_. .. '5- . . ._... E! ‘ lint n ‘ d " "a " 12 If '
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. .the memorable words of (it-urge “:lsh- (y . 75c SHEETS- MULLER" CREPES H
‘ ‘ _ Mr. Cruse wasn't ruined by his good . ‘ ~ ' . -
ington's FUN‘WL’“ Address, “m‘h urc‘f ll d' , _ , _. .. lilcachctl Oi lllllilczlchcd. Dainty (relics of colored It
.peculiurly applicable at this time: ‘ "mm“ ’8 "'1‘” “”5” "”5 ”'U‘dbfl full lily: stzc,‘ 8t x 00: no slripcs for waists and
ill the panic of 93 he wont to the men. drcsstllg. 'l ornado Salc drcsscs. Tornado Salc l’ricc
"Against the insidious wiles at foreign
influence. the jealousy of n free people
ought to be constantly thukc. since
.hlstory and experience prove that for-
eign inilucncc is one of the most bane-
'li i tul toes of republican government."
From the viewpoint of the majority“
of Americans, however. the neutral
professions of this organization—how»'
ever honest and sincere they arc-arc
necessarily discounted somewhat by.
the fact that its leaders are recognized
and militant pro-Germans, and its
.ntembersllip is almost eicluslvcly Ger-
' .man in origin and partisanship.
The diiliculties that lie in the way Oi
such an organization accomplishing its
V , ‘declared purpose are well expressed
by Prof. Kuno ancke. of Harvard
V University, himself a. German-Ameri-
1 can, who. in reply to a request that hel
join the movement. said:
. "'I believe it would be against my;
., duties as an American citizen it 1 were
to take part in a propaganda the par-3
‘ pose of which will be thought to be in;
‘ .torc‘e our government into a hostile at;
.. .tltude toward England." He adds thatE
an ofiicial embargo on the exportation
‘ of arms from this country” one of the.
chief aims of the Independence Union,'
1 would not only fail to accomplish its"
'l’purpose, but that it “would inevitably
it bring" our government into conflict with
England.
"As an American citizen." heosaya.
"I could not possibly support such a
policy." I
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THE FEDERAL TRADE COMM"-
Thonomluuoo by the Pro-lama
"Wmmdthonevm'hndo
canal-Mammalian».
‘flfimdtlhhhlfl nu
”thumps-alt.
“Momma-r
chants who had staked him in his.
darkest days "and offered them unllm-l
ited crcdit. He remembered the not
friendly, too. but he sought no petty:
revenge; he merely turned his back on’
begging business men who had turned
their backs on him in his need. .
His money did not go in riotous llv-;
lug or spectacular ventures. He lived;
simply, arousing no malice or cnvyl
lie overcame the handicap of iguor-l
ance, and became a successful bust-l
llcss mun and banker. l'lc labored for;
the upbuildingr of his city and state}
At it time 01' financial deprcaslou, when}
it “its almost impossible to get moneyi
for public improvements. lie loaned the;
state funds to build its capitol. He3
will be missed by the Great Northwest,
whose chief glory has been the. devel-
opment of such men. l
And if there had been a literacy test?
for inililigrants when Thomas Crusei
lauded, he'd have wasted his life Oil of
little high farm under .an absentee}
landlord. . i
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DANBURY MISSING aov FOUND. i
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Charles Golder Gives Parent! an Anx-
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Golder. of Great Plain district, report-l
ed to the police last night that his son:
Charles. fifteen years old. a student in;
the ”urinary High school. was mlssinnfl
and yesterday morning Captain Brad .
icy soul out a description or the boy.
who was believed to have carried out
an intention upload to u mutiny
Ines. to m away tro- houo. :
Early in the afternoon the (toner
boy wuhflumumafiw»
compound No (other but. n- ”I
tinned tor the mu m nut-l
by m on W O! [all no:
orb-l. «It In our» mail. .
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Pricc ........ 59¢ 12M»
1115 Main Sn, Bridgeport Security Building
OUR BIG SALE '
.All Our Shoes Must Go l _ W“ "A"
Regardless Of Value or Fornier Prices!
. All of our $3.50 to &.00
$4.00 Tan Calf Storm ' loots . ........................ $2.45
Boots. Spccinl ................. $1.98
l Spccial Lot of Gray and llrmvn
Sllcdc Button Boots ............ ,
" $4.00 White Nllbuck Button $1 50
Boots ................... ...... $2.19 All Evening Slippers _
For ............ ...... $1,855
$400 Gray TOP Patent Leather ' Special lot of Tan Button and lace Boots.
and Gun Metal ROMS $2.45 ‘ Also 250 pairs of discontinued
lines, to Close at . $1.00 ~wwv.-_-M__ _
All Hosiery at 1-3 Off Our Former Warjulletins
Prices . . LONDON. Nb- :5. 11:40 a. m.—-One sailor lost his
0 life when the small British steamer Deptford, 230 feet
long and 1.208 tons, was sent to the bottom in 20
minutes cithetbby a German torpedo from a submarine
or by coming in contact with a mine in the North Sea at
3 o'clock yesterday morning, ofl' Scarborough. The lit"-
tern other members of the Heather’s crew were saved and
were landed at South Shields early today.
The com d the Dcptford says he was on duty
9 ‘O ,. iniherthMoithecxphfioainthctnr-
“My NONE HIGHER mm! M SALE. rheumatic-innit» Wlintwain- u.-
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Special LotoiColorod SilkHMAnSflhFullLeuth 35cpair.thr¢epain.$i.oo
i Y Our Choice of Any Poirot Show in ,
Our Place, Not Mentioned Above. 32045
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