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THURSDAY, 1.1111131, 19:5
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 10:14 a. 111.; 10:33 p.111.
Sun rise541;24 50571.16
EVENING SEHTINEL TELEo
PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office-1388.
Editor’s; Brahma—12253.-
u'Asomc norrcn.
. clajwul Lodge, No.108, F. undA. M.
F Meets in Masonic Building, 3011111
Ejgin street, lot and 3rd Tuesduyof
.V ouch month—July and August ex-
copied—at 8 o’clock. All Master
11*. Masons cordially invited. Sylvestor
Ifgrlieckor. W. M. Robert M._W.iloox.
Bee. .
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Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M. V_V
. Meets in MasoAic Building, South
Main St, 2nd and 4111 Tuesdays. at
each month—July and August ex-
cepted-ut 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch.
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A: Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,
Sec. .
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V FUEL FROM GARBAGE. I
it is half aeenlury since Victor,
. Hugo, in “Less M lserables," called at-
, ten‘tlon to the enormous waste involv-
ed ;in"clty sewage. we have notyet ‘
got around3to conserving that wast~
1 ed wealth. But we are gradually up-
proachlug it in the 'ellorlo of some of
the» most enlightened Amortizanr‘olties
to utilize their garbage.
Cleveland set a good example a few
plant and realizing more than the cost
" of collection iron; the creosotan‘d ion
tilizer obtained from its garbage
Moot 0.1.0.111 men «to 11111 rota“,
wasteful wgyvgogfggygng dblflrabtbfl “
remorc the stuff, although in many
case's the shrewd contractors thorn»
selves make a. ,handsonVle profit by ex-
tractlng and selling the valuable elo-
menls. City after city, however, is
“j waking up and demanding money for
its» refuse instead of paying for its re-
movhl. .
(From Austin. Tex, comes news of a.
further innovation, showing the poser
bilitles in this direction for anyon-
terprlsiug city. Austin, which has been
'- paylng 25 cents a ton to have its gar-
, ,made a contract with a local bualnoss
,% 1111101 by which the later. pays V211 cents
111111110: the privilege of removing‘the "
_ garbhge, and then disposes of it after
a system oi; his own. I
1H0 sprays the refuse with creosote
for sonitary reasons, sorts out the met;
:11, glass, ashes, etc, and uses the bulk
of the stuff to make fuel.
building brick, weighing two pounds
each and composed of equal parts or
gurbugo and coo-I dust, with a slight
_ _ admixture of tor for cementing pur-
I poses. The fliél is said to be clean.
inoffensive, and burns well, something
flike lumps of anthracite coal, or the
11” better that Norbh Dakota mine
‘jwners are beginning to make from
oi soft lignoous coal deposits. The.
,;system has already been tried experi-
ly, in sun Antonio, Vand' wiound
A 00011 PLAN' oomsWnoNo.
{New York manufacturers hays s‘erw
_ V {111110113 protocol;
1111011 by Louis B; Branden. whiché
“live years ago established peace in the
out. , garment-making industry. is
ted. Under that arrangement,
lately, the industry flourished ‘
.. hem, With mutual Advanf .
Vlomployera and employees. worm j
on the plugmd bittorueusgrgw until
things over. And W m use) "
gully days and easy. Brit may die-
trust are“ between the two sea 0!
men ckargad with the did? of carrying
it caused 11 break. 11:le he s uncom-
iul omen {or Ameriem industry it so
excellent at system is permitted to
(continue rum m. Mei)
mum scnwkni .. ‘
I 1111111 110111: mourns
mung A enuressrou.
F”
mo skiwmnr.
lapse because individual
lives or the employers and the work
ers can’t get along together,
old regime of chaos and violence.
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ANTS AND MEN.
Ants are civilized—dike men. it any
body doubts it, let him read this 116-
count at an not war, as observed and
described by H. Halibut, 11 Swiss nat-
urulist. The belligerents were, the" web
Flusco
‘ and Formica Euro, or in plain English
’ the ‘Yellows and Beds. _
known not nations. Formica.
The hostile armies approached.
marching with the greatest regularity.
The Yellows advanced column front,
forming a line three or four yards
long. flanked byVother corps in squares
made up or mm 20-60 soldiers each.
{The Reds, more nunierous, had
much longer front, with two or three
lines of lighters.
' The Yellost left dotlchmonts near
their anthills to defend them jagalnst
an unboreseen assault. The great line
was flanked on the right by a compact
cows 011 several" hundredjsoldlers; a.
similar corps of more than 1,000 wasI
on the loft wing. The two dunking
corps took no part in the principal ac-
tion; that on the right wing helped to
that
left
manoeuvred in such a way as to turn
the 111111: or the enemy, marched on
form a reserve army. while
marching as a column 011 the
the ’Reds‘ oath!" and took it by as-
sault. '
The two armies attncked each other,
land fought (or u long time without
breaking theirranlrs. The battle raged
, fiercely, the adversaries biting each
years “50 by building a “WWW“ wither without 111mm legs and anus
were torn oil. or hungdiy shreds Flu-
representi-
and rs.
tionul cooperation gives way to the
In
battle order made up of suuedrons,
daughter. The latter, according to I.
E McIntyre. Mrs. Kelly‘s counsel, pro-
mised in turn to are up Broadway. -
Alter Haglswuto House gave a bit of
advice to the young woman regardinz
her Broadway lite 11nd her conduct in
the future be dismissed the case and
Mrs. Kelly and hey daughter walked
out together
The recalculation was enacted by -
Mr. Memyro and clients J Gillespie
of 20 Vesey street, attorney for tho,
estate or Eugene Kelly, grandam“
of the young women. They were aloud.
it was said by several Roman Cutla-
ollc clergymon. Even though she had
told him; in the court more Monday
01119an that on; would not give. It!
the IBroadway lite nor apologize to her
mother for her conduct, Mr. McIntyre1
said that he went to sea Miss Kelly
late that evening. She was in then
u Dopey Benny."
”Dolley Benny
Fem.
‘ '1“ w 11-111 s c E
8.
artmeut of her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Thom“. formerly the wine of 311$
Gould. who lives in 375 Park avenue.
Mother and Daughter Kim.
The lawyer said he told her the
as a result of her partinlily for Brood-
way dance bolls oi which her mother
disapproved. and added that Mrs Kai
ly wished her to return to her home.
Mrs. Thomas then asked her it she
would not retain as her counsel MI.
Gillespie. 111 view 0! manner that I“.
once yesterday. in Mr. Gillesple's ot-
lilo in Broadway lobster palaces and
mother
Mrs. Kelly awaited her daughters
ephoued to. her she hastened to tho.-
Yorkvllle court. Miss Kelly, the 1100
ed. there, and” mother and
kissed, and with tears streaming down
their faces roll into each other'a arms.
anyhow-us: arm at Several points. in 110115 ..
and the
grabbed
soldiers, and seeking refuge at a les-
lance with the remnant of their forces.
it is perfectly obvious from this so
were
count, that the Yellow Ants
fighting for their “place in the sun,’
and the Red ants were lighting in do-
lbnse or Red Ant culture. The onto 30
to war for such objects -becuuse.i be-
ing the most highly civilized species
of insect creation, they-know that the
V , proper way to secure lite. liberty and
bags, gathered and hauled, away, has--
happiness is to squirt lormic acid in-
‘to each others' eyes and bile each oth-
er in two. .
highly esteemed among Vants
hting continued between
ups. Afte; a, ,blpodyflsflrux’v
bi" three or four hours, the Reds
were put to flight, abandoning their
anlhills and their dead and disabled
Undoubtedly the military hero is as
as
amazing men. and the insect pacifists
who insist that there is plenty; of
11':
“staunch 110 us 00%: A 1001'.
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Pierson oi Bristol, Summonod Again
To Appear Before Coroner.
' NEW HAVEN. May 27 .~—State Sen'
utor Martin 1}}. Pierson of Bristol,
whose automobile ran down “our: kill-1
ed lhrw—yeor-old Kunneth 1111 Doolittle
at North Haven. was summoned by
Coroner Mix to appear before him in
1
examination.
mowing, utter considerable urging on.
the part of the coroner, that there
was 11 woman in his car when he run
over the North Haven lad. Five win-
messes told the coroner there' was a
Woman occupun‘t in the Pierson ma-
chine Pierson emphatically denied
this:
Yesterday morning. however. b1)
told the coroner that he picked up a.
girl on the road 11nd dldnt inquire her
name.
of
trouble she was causing for her moth-
er and the notoriety she was getting
1.. Cracker, her attorney. had been
stricken wick a fever. The young Vwo-
Iman agreed. and there was a copier
lice. There Miss K'ellly agreed accord-
1111; to Mr Minty», to give up her
dance halls, never to see “Al” Davis
again and to take "the advice of her
verdict in her home. When it was tel»
iawyéro nod Mrs. Thomas noon arriv-
daughter
They were left alone in Magistrate
House's chambers ior more than half
the county court house for a second V
The senator admitted yoéterdny
The relatiof his testimony is in some
p-leader in New York city, who
several months ago pleaded gull-
ty to a charge of cxtort1on, and
was on the my to the peniten~
tiary for a long term, has made
to the distant attorney of the
county a confession which has
resulted in the indictment of
thirty~four persons, eight for
murder Most of these are labor
leaders, who employed him and
his gang to beat up employers 1n
the factory garment business or
laborers who would not obey
them. His told a tale of oppres-
sron and murder about the east
Side of New York that those who
dont live there found it hard to
credit
He 111adcthe confession after
hercl-t certain 111:; followers and
alleged friends would not go to
his aid and get him out of his
trouble. ,
fills record is Said to show
more than 500 assaults grorvuig
out of affiliations betrveen gang—
stcrs and labor union leaders.
aAccordiogr to the statement
Fc'm mode, in: and his chief rival,
Joseph Roscxizwrig, better known
as “Joe the Greascr," who 1:; ins
dictcd for murder in the first de-
a specialty ,pf strong arm world
in placed, I115 income at $12 a
day for pg ngl services.a11d a
rgké- -011 oi r0111 $3 to $5 a (lay
. for each some arm man be 6m—
ployéd, for whom he says be
day. In prosperous times. he
savs, he made $10000 a year.
In 11 flew Instances when he had
a job like beating up a factory
foreman a straight price for the
Bjob was V from . $30 to $500.
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Fred~VlIVtht kind VofVV Tallow is be} 1
Ned—II you should tel! 111111 1.1112!
seeing was believing. he wouldn’t
100k. 0 ' I
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. AT .THE wsrkumur.
Howard—mo you think two's com-
pany and three’s o crowd? ‘ 1
Coward—Jen; 11nd especially when
1
a halt portion is being served.
gig-cc, got big. incomes by making ,
charged the 11111011 loaders $8 a'
York.
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THURSDAY MAI! 27, 1915
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Seine are the Palm Beach
var1ety——-some are the “Cool
style" made from the firm
fabric. Some are silk lined~
: all are good stylish Iookin
suits and all you men W15
need ’em this season. It’s
going to be a regular two-
piece season.
i'RbgétSS Stevens
sang.
NORWALK SR NORWALK
HIRED WSW
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back. knocking the weapon from his
hand and overpowering him bolero he
had time to shoot.
sent to 81111: Sing.
Chllflno was sentenced to film Sing
prison tor a. term 0: Tour years on
October 27. 1.907 on o Charm of im-
,7
to ‘prevent arrest. 1N6 trouble was ox-
porlenced' in apprehending him. 1m:
bondmnn who is a reoldont of New
HDPWORN.
Bess—4 think if Allies marries Mr.
Joblot's she will sell hemlf cheaply.
- J‘ess-éWell,.sho‘s'been on the shelf;
long enought‘o go at uborguin.’ j
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evening, however, and he was taken ‘ ,
to New York city at once by his ' '
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WAM’QA 31013113150541.3151.”
We want to make tomorrow the ‘bi e it
Friday 111 the 3310.111 order to do so wgeghsavo Ejaartiicjr‘:
ed I list of special items, the smgrh of whuIIs can-
not help but appeal to any person who recognizes
good values. All departments have joined in making
w Slat will surely roll up a magnificent days
was.
$2. 98 WAISTS.
Of fine lawn and marqm—
sette embroidery and lace
trimming, vmle with fancy
vestee and China silk, \ery
latest models. Friday spec-
ial, each . ... ..... $1.49
$1.” and $1.25
TABLE CLOTHS'.
Hemstitched and scallop
ed memorized covers 8—4
69¢
.............
inches wide F r1day special,
yard
soc HAIR BRUSHES
Keep Clean Hair Brushes,
I) . .
e ony and rose wood color 75c WI’CK
3;? Annlversary Sale §
FRIDAY SPECIAI LS
I’d”.
M903“
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3:00:02»
2°03"
251; COTTON BATTING. $1.25 DRESS SKIRTS. 3
Full pound rolls ‘Dixie” Made of gabardiine, trim— "g.
VCotton Baits. Friday spec- med with buttons, out 1.111030,
.13! each. . ...... Sub 1111:“ tailored. Friday spec- :{V
390 MARQUIS E. V 1a , each ..... .. . . , .. 95¢ ‘3.
45 inches wide for waists», $598 PETTICOA‘TS. 3.
dresses or curtains. Friday Made of fine black tafieta
special, yard, ...... , . 19¢ silk 1n the new spirul effects ..
- Fridavspecial, eacl1$2,27 ”.
25c. “PORCH ’9
CHAIR" LINEN 5: WATER TUMBLERS. . 3.
A sturdy linen with green Fm? ColomalV 1513135 Fri- 0“
stripe for porch chair5,18 ,dal spemal. ..“6fer 19¢
03-!
81: DINNER PLATES. .3.“
1 VFiene quality white porce- M
lam. . Friday, special, each 3.
3’10
”Wildfire Your duels Y
The scienuoo conductor mass 111111 personal anal-s today
classes the methods employed ivory distinctly
Avoid The Liability
0! not having 0 checking‘ncoount. We lnriteV accounts which are
Vgiven elflclent and oourtoom attention.
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Fairlield County Nati01131 Bunk.
WE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
q'11,
-911. -
It is turned out inV the form otV
bricks, about the size of ordlnhllyj
room on earth for all the ants and all
their unthllls ore sneered at as tools,
mollycoddles and traitors
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The German foreign ofllce has‘angun-
fortunate way, of getting its dates
mixed. It has announced that its sub-
marine warfare “was instituted solely
as a roprisal against England‘s star-
vation blockade,” when the records
slfow that the British “orders In coup
denoelof other witnesses. .
20 miles an h011r.VVV
instances at variance with the evi-
Piersou. in his statement, said he
was d1ivl11g at a rate not exceeding
1'~
GERMAN SAIL-0R5 GO INSANE
NEW YGRIK, MAY Z'h—Sml'al 000110
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NOTICE... ,-
Notice is hereby given that the lolloWing id“ 11 list of: persVdns assessed
benefits and daniogeo resulting and accruing from the luydut‘ ,openlng, on ,1
amounts of their respective alignments all as embodied in the report ol-
the: Conlrnittee 01100111191001 and accepted and adopted by the Council all
11110111 11 1111
11111 111”
.V 5110 had deserted him
. wards.
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instance other hushund. Howard B.
3110011,. "of Guiltord, .Mle.,_ alleging. de-
sertionV and a statutory olfense. She
11 here, under her maiden
j 119.111 “They. were married in Stamford
Feb. Ed, 1914, and it was alleged that
soon after-
Mrs. Curio Mothers, a dresirmaker,
' Who lived in the some apartments
with Miss Wilkins, witnessed the lat-
ter port of the tragedy. She: told the
. _ 111111 is getting pretty hind tor a heu-
oil” definitely establishing that blotlk-
ads were not isuued until nearly three
weeks after the , announcement
of the German submarine policy; 011
Feb. V4. Altogether, this “reprisal” dour -' ’
petition of Germany and Great jBrl-
111.1 to fallow. condition in
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It isn’t: hair to the poetic protes ion
to bowl on out because no Rainer
has appeared to sing the modern bat.-
tie of Troy going on in the Darden-V
alias. Just remember. 11.11.11... original I
Houier dldn't get on the 1011 until long .
j as over, {and}
.dlhn; attributed: heir btralned Swim
German sailors on board the North; said city, May 251b, 1015. g . a
German Lloyd and Hamburg~Amerlcuu . “3991”” 1 3011611111 Damages Benefits
steamship, which have been dooke at ,1 , . wojver ‘ ‘ tom
H boken since the. beginning 0 ._ ~ . ; - 1 ’ Benefits . V Damages
or also become mentally 11111111111901! '3”, Mon/131,01, ”“133 4155011 523800 . - , $3,120.00» . ’ m
and hove been placed in the 1111111110 1ng F McMahon 5550.003‘125009, "3300.00 , 7.
county jail in that city. Three 05th “mo Carbohe $50.00 131011.110 ~ ' 4551;”.
sailors become so violent that it. was runway J; sunny“ V $10.00 59.00.00 . ‘ ‘
necessary to take them from the“, Ger- William’T Raymond and 1 , - .: , , V
mun sic mshlp and placeV them under Thomas 1 Raymond 55.10000 95.01). .r;55,oog.oo,
flat Famine company
partimenlfimed ldlen V ~ A
j Stephen fiNovak & Catherine lVNorak
. j am now my words. as
a . budgetary undermined; his or:
not welcome Hennesik's.
m to leave. ,;
‘ police tonight that Miss Wilkins. -dld V
' attentions,
_ ,anu 01f Saturday had requested him
~ " t to see her amr more. Henneslk 1111.
hit! in the same block, which was 1 V
11th by Miss Wilkins, and she asked ’ 3
o’.‘
f
averting and holding humeral women handles, aluminum face, fine , 00
April 15. 1911- hon placed on board 3: quality bristles. Frida y OIL STOVES' , . o
a ship by 111011111104 31111.» “mom. 0:. special, each .39¢~ ..r‘r'o .bpmers' “I” “‘Ch ,,
m {Gildeportotian to {try us a pro» .3: n I ac WOMEN'S mo . Iiriday special, each ..
outer 111 eucupodtro‘m about before ‘ " """""" ' "
lt sailed trom New Yor city. . WHANDKERCHIEFS L 'g’
lie w“ M“ 111. 3‘ city 11nd _. All linen, plain hemstitch— 75% INOLF‘UMS' 09
again deported to [only mom Boom , cd or embroidered. 1‘ rules! . .i“ “12??! effects, .2 yards 3.
by 111a Fodenal-uuthorlties-on'the “a. 596“?“ “Ch ------ 9d} WM" I“). Slm‘tlal’jgg n
8' P‘lmm‘. How ”A t luck w . V o 4 f oooooooooo u n u
this country could not beggar-nod to ‘0“ WHITE 45c CREX MATT‘ING ..
4‘3" but ‘19 1110.1111er in NEW CASTILE SOAP . ‘ Full 36 inches wIide. ' Fri— ..
York some time use. How” Mailed Lgrgc cake. 1 “Ida" dayr special yard 34¢ ..
on a. cash bond or 11,500. some». 500““ ”Ch 64! . ‘ PEARij BEADS 0:.
psarhnoe lo the Federal court in New - ~ 5°C 1‘ ' . 90
York. , °° PLEATED' Friday special. string .3.
Become buck mugepnrtm H’K GIRDLES. 3 ‘
the case has been ”03511111151! tomb." Navy, “wk and green. .. .3.
times” W V3.10” yesterday in mViliVVtarv efiect, 4 inches sc HAIRNEIS'. 0:0
(511de “NW? Wide. Fridayspec1al,eacl1 With or wtithoui elastics,
. apple and not 11 3. , . ..
certificate from a local doctor sit-111151. . . ......V... V all colors. VFVridayV special ..
that he wantolok and unable on up , I j j j j d. {or 5¢ 00 ‘
pear 0‘.
His bond was ordered called but ,3,
his bondamon was told to come to ‘ ' ‘
Bridgeport and 11 he could product ~ IN '3'
him in court today the case would be ‘ .3.
reopened. He was caughtxlust evening , l: 9:9,
in a Union street restaurant. Herons 0.0
the reputation being a dangerous “WWW89’u’Mw’wnxu‘n’u’w «...:oo’»:oq
character and one who would shoot ”Maggi:
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