if/
.nthia city yesterday- as the guest
' viu
' Dilworth having extended
Vhen you hear the Fire Alarm at
bixht.
' 'Tis a warning.
IlIWliIen smoking ruins mark the site,
'Tia a warning.
‘ So let thisIremind you. as you read,
It you {rpm losses would be freed,
Insurance is the thing. you need.
'Tis a warning.
\
Taylor 81 Golden,
A WARNING'
'WJ‘J'W
Jack Montgomery. of Norawllt. spent
yesterday in Bridgeport on business.
Joseph Shea, of Norwalk, is spend-
in: a few days in Boston on business.
1 Charles Barrett. of, Georgetown,
spent yesterday in Norwalk on busi-
. ness.
IE. E.I Bresson, of Danbury, was a
i visitor in Norwallt, yesterday, on busi-
iness.
1 Mrs. Sarah L1 1e. of Marshall street,
'wiil not move to Bridge street, on
ithe East Side. as was announced.
.P; Kilfeather, representative of
'SOUTHy NORWALK TRUST co-I ,the Hyperion cigar, of New Haven.
BUILDING,
Telephone
Wm”...
NEWS Clll
Regular business matters were dis-
posed of at the meeting last night of
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M.
It is a sure sign of spring in spite ofI
the cold weather whfii the street or-
gan can he heard playing merriliy the
popular airs. I
O'Brien's.
- lint lirushes.
The Rev. Joseph A. Reilly, C. S. SR.
will preach the sermon, tomorrow
evening, ill St. Mary‘s Church. The
subject will be: ‘fit. Patrick’s ll ission
to the Irish People."
Domenick IRict'io and family have
removed from l3 Woodward avenue,
downtown, to Jersey (lily, N. J.,
where they will in the future reside.
llinemen in the employ of the South
Norwalk municipal electric light plant
have. started their annual spring re-
pairing on the plant's lines through-
out the city.
it the meeting last evening, of
“omen's Reliell Corps to Douglas
Fowler Post. G? A. ll.,
rooms, in the City Hall,
ness was transacted.
ioutine busi-
Print'ipai iwefiof the ll..1ttnrd
Central High School, was a 1isitor in
of
Ira T.'Cliap1'1'inn, ot’ Arch‘sireetf su-
perintendent ot the schools of Nor-
wvaik. Mr. Hyde was an interested
visitor at Noryt'alk's big (‘lvlc & in-
dustrial 111110119111 at the Armory
d11ring the aftel'nthn.
About twenty—live of Danbury's bus-
iness men late yesterday afternoon
held in their 111
Ilspent yesterday in Norwalk on busi-
1230 ness.
\Iessiah Swedish Lutheran Church,
,Fort street—ell. luther \Vilson. pastor
~l3h'111e senices, 4 p. n1. Sunday
school. 3 p. 111.
Tickets for the Norwalk High school
senior play were distributed among
Wthe students yesterday. The Senior
class will present “Twig 0' Thorn"
and ‘Rope of Pearls," on ‘.iarch 26
and 27.
l m-.-
I ~81. Patr'iclts night, Town Assem-
oly Hall. lecture, entertainment and
dancing; auspices of A. O. H. Ad-
mission 3511'.
\V'ashington Camp, No. 11. P. O. S,
’c1" 11., will meet on Tuesday evening.
There will be a rehearsal of the de-
gree 11111111 1111' the visit to Bridgeport,
11111.11 1:11‘1. A ni'w camp was insti—
tute-d there last Friday. 31 large at»
truthimc is expected.
Word has been received in Nor.
walk that H. N. Bitten-oiflthis city,
died in Nellenville, N. \'I., yesterday.
Funeral strvices will be held tomor-
row at. ludsou. \'. 1". Mr Bidet has
circle 01’ (Hands ill this at} 1
a ll
who will receite withI iegret the news
of his death.
in investigating the mysterious fire
of St. John’s barn. upper Norwalk,
lit-tPetite-Sergeant Thomas Leather-
land learns that small boys who are
:he habit of building bonfires. built
0111' near the barn, The wind swept
some lighted papers against the rot-
ton timbers in the barn and the tire
resulted. 1 -
The Dupont' Powder“ CompanyI is
putting up several silver trophys in
honor of Fred Gilbert, who holds the
highest record of trap shooting in the:
country today. One of these cups
has been sent to the Norw'alk Gun
Club. and {119 members will shoot tor?
1 it at the nextreguhtr shoot of the club
were among the interested visitors at ,
the civic and industrial exposition iii
the state armory, on West
The trip was made to South Nortvnlk
automobile. The 'Danburyltes
were guests of the Norwalk Chamber
of Commerce, secretary Charles II.
to the
Danbury Business \icn's Association
'a cordial imitation to “See .\'orw talk".
The visitors could not help but be
impressed by what they saw at the
Aimory of things “\lade in Norw.alk ’,
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special sale
'IWAMPOLE'S EXTRACT OF
COD LIVER OIL.
67¢ “ 67¢ 67¢
1‘ V'C‘llllc‘. 1
to be held Saturday. March 1.0111.
The 111111111111 Fire Department was
aga ';eMled out, yesterday afternoon,
1I’- the home of W.
eel, where tliey‘
IRES 8 rear of the
bong“ can: I The burning of rubbish
on the 9;le p le 119111 the barn was the
cause oi; the blaze. There was
damage, done. This is the fifth tithe
in three days that the Norwalk Fire
Department has been called out.
Gustave Itloeller and John Neuge
fbauer have been appointed to repre-
‘sent Humboldt Lodge, Sous o-t' Her-g”
111mm, at the state convention,;1to
he held in Rockville, Conn” Friday
and Saturday, May 1 and 2. At the
meetin~ of the local lodge, last even-
ing, one candidate was initiated Fol-1.
lowing the disposal of minor business
\ .- . .a litOS‘t’pleaI‘ShlII social time was en-
htilison-Powell Corporation joyed, am,“ which refmshmems
82 WASHINGTON STREET.: “'1'"? “if“.
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To Avord
Worry
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THE S£UTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Mia ‘1'}I'g‘mfi
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The way some 01' the pupils in the
Franklin School did their “home
1V3 MAWXOH HTUOé EIHT
Special
_ atthe
EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY
SATURDAY.,MARCH I3, 1915
MORAN YAGSI 112111
Prices
work" is ably demonstrated in the two
compositions which follow. William [can deeuder
Kelly, 01 Benton street, aged thirteen smOked Fresh from the Ill/c a
years, in Miss Helen O. Prindle’s Shou‘ders smote House . 2 ’b.
room, after a few' weeks' study in
commercial geography, composed one
of the articles herewith reproduced.
and Lewis Grumman wrote the other
one. Of these Professor Richard E.
Dodge, of the Teachers' College, Co-
BUTTER
Besi Creamery ThlIIlS'l‘IIy very
Good Table Blil'l‘lilt I301: 11 {111111111 ,
34cm
lunibia College, New York. writes the
following review: “The best feature
of this is that the boys have a real;
knowledge of the material they dis-i
cuss. Even if it is not always poetry;
FLOUR
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good deal. The usableness of thei
class room material is worth more: Kipling, |
1 an glad that your boys are so 611- All the good and bad points of (301).}
tliusiastic and so surely make good.” . fishing Plus
The WINDOSMOHS “9' IWe plant oysters, as we do “flowers.”I!
1
Commel'Cial Geograth- and they grow 1I
A Rel'ieW. iBut they have three enemies, as we
Commercial Geography is a 1.18“" . all know. '
thing. I'i‘housands of dollars are lost every
The first few pages must bring~ yeur 1 1
Food. shelter and clothing, in tur11.133.‘. sund’fl-“ls' and s‘arfish‘ which
must come, ' i ‘»
For we need them 111-111 the rise and
the 89! 0f the Sim- Oysters are found lti Chesapeake BM 1
We need food to build up ourselves and Long 's1and Sound
The ””7158 “9 all know WI" keep us And a Nortvnlk lirin leads, the wholeI;
well , world round.
E" the 11111914111911 fear, . 1
Shelter Will WOW“ “5 "I’m heat. The "1111.1" oi' the llsh l have 11013
min. cold or 811011. trougbt t‘or1h-
(‘lothcs do about the same, as we T114. whale, who lives in the frozen
all know. north.
salmon of nm'tliwesterii I
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Are a quality of which this country}
The
in order to get these we will have to
work——
Olll'
(During that time we must not be can boast, 1
afraid of a hurt). in the northern part 01' this great
Division of labor“ is the best way— continenth '.
Because one tuan could not do Are the seals, living in the cold. quite
enough in one day ‘ content. '
To furnish all his work_in it 1'98““ IThe killing of thousands. frequently
And, of course. he would not be ot)‘ occurs,
good cheer. ,01‘ the "fish of the North" that are
None of its like the dirty sweat ahop
Where all day long the sweat will
drop.
noted for 1111‘s. _
,t
_" ‘_ IA counm depends on its forests for
, .. El; .. wealth,
“industrial Regions ‘3 the next ’Sam'c as some people depend on the
Chapter I“ 0“" new text. i do1 tors for health. 1
1 « Norti' ‘
Most industries are in the it? .A. leads. t world. but she may
Temperate 20R?“ l blose the pine! ‘
And ill!“ I“ where man was original I]! she keeps up such a continual
hf known . ill wast'c, ,’ 7': .-
‘ “39‘9“ octupalionl‘ you In“ ‘I li’ino is getting to be an expensive
hear. . wood '
1 1 re:
Some lift w'orlttd tar, and some “ i Andi don't wonder that it should
worked n03?“ IYIelltIIV1 pine is made into floats
"S ”N‘ ““llmmes do not rhyme And . interior tixtuies —— especially
1 shall have. to take 111." time. doors. 1
I , . ‘ k I
I" 1
They ate as followsa— Th 1‘ ‘
.1 roe of t. , . 14
1111111111111. fflrmlnfit grazing. mining. 93m 5, .. pditornh are centuttu
1 11 tact turlug and com _‘ .— . ‘ .
Lu .ibeiinit. milk At least, that 1; “11,," we are told.
i marcé; _ . . '
‘ numbering in 11 WNW 1111;? 31.039“
brin in the products _ ,
I IIIIIIIrtfulfOIIIeI g g I TO know 1110134111111 1119 text. ' 1
Next in line comes iron silver copoer 9“ “W much.“ and ransrs oi the 1111-
I I \\ est,
old. _
t‘onlIIIIsdtgund deep 111 the mine ‘I‘S the place “I‘m” “‘9 ”1“" have;
seemed 1b graze best.
‘ " the klll’ at the present time _ I
IIIIIII is I, 1 \vOuld like to tell you- something
iron is found right near the Great
Lakes
\li1higan, Wisconsin and Minnesotah
I
‘ lend the states.
1
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new~ .
The things the cattle and sheep do.
The cattle do their munching at. night
V
l’Ichisvlvania, Ohio. and Virginia are ““10 ll"? 5119911 lie 1101111. to sleep
' tinted for coal, Tmlilght. l
lPenusylVania is tinted ti'onIi days or sleep Pan stand a co der tempei.
- ature— 1
1 I o d)...
1 Copper is also a valuable metal—
l'l‘hat. has long ago been settled,
if i make u n1istake..l am to blame-—
Michigan, Montana and Arizona 1
name——
Because they have wool on their-
backs 110 be sure). 3
Cattle and swine are raised for meat,
Which, to be sure. is not 1ei'y cl1enp1.
Texas. lows, and Kansas for cattle
‘Westward Ho!" was the on oi '49 Tile arfainsztefattle in numbers w'cllI
o a had found a goldt -‘ 1 -
iii. meant some it quoted. ‘
1 mine.
Sheep, for wool and mutton are rais '
ed. _
“east of the Rockies" is their
place to graze, !
The wool on their backs comes in
"_ quite 111111933.
For clothes, in the winter, when men
Next we bought Alaska, which yield-
ed gold ~
Like California and Colorado—gold An"
I untold.‘ - ‘
For silver instead ot states, '1‘ ll name
Countries, tha‘t‘N or'th America claims,
1
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. Mexico. with Spanish and ludlaus, drink b d .
works herp minea-—- ran )-
‘Thc United States is not behind These states I shall name. Montana,
Wyoming and Idaho. l
Best Family Malta's Best,
Bread
he mmndumy expressed is worth 31W.
M
"i‘he wheat we get is wholesome and,
' Praises
We .2,
And seven of these the “Corn Belt”
claim.
Agriculture 11 eds tools,
Everybody .1'.ows that. even tools.
or the leading wheat states there are'
nine.
But we shall study those at another
time.
The great Red River Valley at the
North
is the only place in the world, of its
sort
FURNITURE CO.
ls27o'l29 WASHINGTON ST.
.NORWALK
The CityvNational Bank
A “Lincoln Day” Thought
The name indicates its diameter.
To be a leader in its line a Bank must olici 111] than is best tor the
town, the state, the. business firm and the indi1ldual.
The reward that comes from setting well is thm basic principle upon
which this liutik imitcs your account, not only your ucomuit hilt your
personal acquaintance.
,—
ix Dollar Bar Harbor Chairs $3.50
111 is a great lake bottom, so we are.
told. !
.ind it may be thousands 01' years old.j
)1
pure
Because our great iiiillers quaranteci
it for sure. I l
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jAlniost every state in this great 111-.
ion of ours
wheat, though
made into hour.
it 'isn't 1111‘
.We ship our wheat tar and near 1
Some places it is cheap, and at oth‘l
(are its dear. I
The lndians had a product called
“inaize"— I
it was something the squaws had to‘
raise.
it now goes by the name of "corn",
lAnd in America it was born.
This is another kind of grain
And it requires sunshine and rain. I
Corn needs a moderate temperature 7
Because it its tooIcold, it will 11011
mature { I
Tiansp‘ortatlon a an’ iniportan play
To start manufacturing succenstully'i
every day
The leading manufacturing country
today
i think I can sateh sin is the U. S A.I
\\illiani Kelly.
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_ MANUFACTURING IN U. S._A.
Massachusetts.
Au earls start and nearness to mar- I
ket gave Massachusetts 11 very}
good chance,‘
She not only rivals with other states,
but 1:.‘1o rivals with England and
France. I
\\e are pioud of her' Why should 3.
111 we be! '
She helped us to win:
ed British ten,——— _
But this is not my story—~81: l willl
go back— "
To her two I
t
and destroy- .
famous I rivers—:Black- 1
stone and Merrimac.
The mills are thousands upon-these ‘
rivers.
Winle down theni float boards and‘
timbersw 1
She makes not only cloth of cotton‘
and wool, too '
But site is right there in making the'
I boot and the shoe. .
.\‘o sweat-shop system in this.
state
rules .. 1
But site makes good watches andl
thousands of tools. E
Site sends things abroad to theI
land of the spice 1
To the land of the gold, and the land
of the rice.
She also sends things to the land of
the cocoanut
But just the same—l love my.
' Connecticut.
—Lewis Grumman.
0W"
over tlic possibility of‘ losing or
having stolen, any valuable docu—
ments, jewelrv, etc, is to have.
:1 private Box' in our Safe- deposit
V aults. .
it is PROTECTON INSUR-'
ANCE of the very best. and at a
cost any one can afford—one
ccnta day.
Come ”in and inspect our new
1111 dt'g'g; a 11.61;; the other two Produce the most wool—as the indie!
kinds tins show;
The United States one of the “Great The animals that are noted for pork} TO REMOVE DANDRUFF ,
i , ‘
powers’ and fats i (let a 25- cent bottle of Danderinel
11.13 inch working her mines at all Are the “'"le—‘V'u‘ the" ”'8 broad at any drug store. pour a little intoi
. l _, , backs. _ ._ ‘ your hand and rub well into the scalp 1
‘ "it"! I ‘ . . . ' with the fingertips By morning most
. . ' ' 1 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ "‘it' not all. of this awful court will
1 will name the subjects as they “9 fie” °°m““ha“3°d mm we‘rlhave disappeared Two or threeappll-
come in turn, - 881" cations will destroy 'etery bit of dan-'
And “fishing" comes next, 1 think Hams and b30011 are great' \Vell I druil‘; stop scalp itching and falling1
‘, guess' » ‘ tIlltfli‘. l
Hogs are another imported race, 1
And the war they eat. is a disgrace. l DANCING CLASS MASQUIERADE.
They eat so much that they grunt and The dancing clue of Miss Mildred .
you learn.
No one owns the fish of the “sea"—
They belong to a race that is wild
and free.
RAYMOND & SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
' FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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VISIT THE EXPOSITI ON BOOTH OF THE I
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less
See the most modern machine methods demonstrated.
Earn more by learning to do more with labor.
What Are Your Assets?
The Scientific 1011111111 of bllsincss 11nd Itwrsonal
elnsscs the methods employed very distinctly
1 - Avoid'l’lie liability»: w
01‘ not having .1! 11111111111; accomit.‘ We in1i1e accounts which are
given ('flit lent and courteous: attention.
Fairiield County National Batik.
.TIIIE OLDEST MNK IN NORWALK.
adults 11611111
1 Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
M. GUTKOWSKY.
nSURAuCi:
Fire. Lite. Accident, Plate Glass,
\Vqumcnjs Compensation, Liabil-
11,-, Marine and timomobllo.
Surety-norms. .
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton &I(o.. Inc.
Innai. ESTATE .1111) REN'I‘S.
1'1 lmlmdih'e. So Nonnlk
Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST.
1
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IE‘AS‘I‘ FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
SORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier .27 11.1153
River, New York \(1'001. 0! Catherine
St), every day except Sandal), at 8
p. m.l1‘rci11'lit received at Nor-walk up
to a p. m. and at South \‘orwalk up
to 5: 30 n. m.
Gcmgc F. F‘oote, General Agent.
THE AVNING J. S‘II'I‘I! TRANSPOR-
' TATION LINE, ISO.
\
Theliltle Shop
a I ,. 0 ‘fig
Spring Fashions.
Sl‘ITS, GOWXS. “UHSTS. DOR-
SlfiTS~uud UNDERWEAR.
A'I'I‘li ACT! YE MODELS.
MODERATE PRICES
K. AND A. CLAVEN',
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
_...._-._.-——
1 The Elsain Studio
4 SOUTH MAlN STREET.
. Pictures copied or enlarged. Cow
merclal work of all kinds. Views, Pots.
traits, anything Photographic. at popu-
lar prices. I "
Advertisements in The Senti-
nel bring the best results.
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a.
IN A SAFE PLACE.
itlndlana you can buy anything from are a bigger fool than I thought you
talcum powder to blasting gelstine. were!
a
"-‘it you think I am going to ride all:
From some of the small town drugI miles in a buggy with you with fifty ‘I
istores in the stone quarry district of pounds of dynamite at my feet, you 1
You have that man take that
Not long ago a small quarry operator stuff right out and put it in the Mk 1
drove up to one of these stores The part of the buggy. under the seat!"—
man was in a buggy and was accom-lindlanapolis News.
panied by his wife. Calling to the’ It ‘
proprietor of the store, he said, “Jim! BENDING COPPER PIPE.
bring me that box 'I bought I while! Before a gasoline or' oil pipe is bean .
ago."
The package was placed in the bug-
gy at the foot of the man and his wile.
The latter eyed the box suspiciously.
it should be annealed either at the part
to be bent or for its whole length. 1‘.
anneal or soften copper it. should in
heated to a dull rod and than rapid:
system,
4..
When the explorers came over they
were surprised at the fish ‘
Which. the people of Europe thought
groan,
, hear" them moan.1
There are eight states that 'l willnot‘
In the middle of the night you can yesterday alternoon. to a number of
l
Allsr says a. masquerade reception,
their young friends The adult was
held in Red Hen“- Hail, and proved
“What's in that pack-pl” III. Ilk-
ed. with some fervor.
cooled by being dipped Into cold
it! thebndistobeanryslian‘
I“ 0
"Now. never mind." «It! 111. 1111* iii. Mount in monsoon-nits
So. Norwallt Savings
‘ Bank -
Alden Solmans. President.
George L. Woodward, Tron.
1. 1. .
"quite a dish."
‘Newioundland Banks are noted today
For cod; and so, also, is Cape Cod
I Buy. 1 '
name. - very antenatal.
in shallow waters. fish are caulht
And in toreizn countries. they are
Doubt.
in “captains WU"-—l book by
um; 13..
1.15
a“ ‘ 1...
band. “1‘th not WNIWM" saunas wiilcii units “it I“
The evasion excited!” man's Smelly-301.116” p.-
tanner-until!“ “"39"“: I” ”steadfast-Nb"
exclaimed. «ma-mam autumn-auditi-
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go. . ‘
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