Evening sentinel, Friday, February 4, 1916 · page 8

 

 

A no! and and neon-m IE
lin- to “He. l.‘ru- and An.

I“ in “111161 and Freon.

Dotted 8111s» in my patterns. also
Ittiwhm and human.

E. K. BANKS

Inhlckom Hotel Block.
South Norwnlk.

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VALENTINES J

New Novelties}?
THIS YEAR AT “

DONNELLYS j

STATIONERY STORE
16 South Main Street.

 

When times are prosperous
the time to save. You
in hard

is
can‘t save money

times.

Now is the time to save a few
1. of those big round dollars.

Save $15 now by buying one

 

 

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,_ of our $20 overcoats for
$14.85.
[Ci-[Y NEWS:gal 11 Save $4 by buying one of our
1; $15 suits for $10.85.
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1‘ 1- 11 11111 Saturday 111'.1'11 lun1h 11111

“Rogers 81 Stevens

‘ '1'111'1'11111'1's before

 

be .1r\1d 111 the $011111 .\'or1\alk t 11111.
1 South Norwalk. Norwalk
l‘heie will be 11 1111111111; of the Nor-g
v.1. 1” l _..... ' “w“ _..__ i I . «V V 7 V’ 0 .
a k Yacht Club .1011 11111: eouuiit. 1 Rm“ pork. 11:1' “‘1 N. Y. 31111.

tee tonight :11 8 0'110111 :11 the South
Somalia 'l‘i'Ust (‘0111pan,\ building. "'7;
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Owing to the illness of 1101:1111 Lyon.
l'aul's church.
rehearsal 10<

1111' clioirinaster at St
inurestine degree 110111 was put on there will be no choir

111.1 night 111 11111 1111110111 11. A. lodge, mm

by a group of Sherman Council. 11.5.,

.Iuembers. The trip was made. by

train and a fine time resulted.

U‘llrien's

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~<i‘:1ps. caps

A. .l. l1‘odor, oi the People's
" BI‘IIHH‘I Home Made lialieiy. (lives t‘,ompa11_1 is confined to 111s 11011111 on

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you 111101111 01 1111eatr)e.oatnieal and 1mm street, downtown. 111111 an “Huck ped her two children into a tiremen‘s roof and top floors.

Raisin tread \\ ednes
Telephone 307.

graham bread
days. 13 Monroe sileet

of grip.

—<lioiue made sausage 21111 111. N. Y. .\1.

 

 

I As :1. result of the bud traveling b01

- - . 1 " 1 \1" b1 1111111111 11111111111101
tween this city and Stamiord 111s1é’11'mm1'm '11 ‘ l ‘ . i»

. . -: ’ihe ::1rra11- 10111111 committee or the
(lay. the automobile 111111'111'1'

“1“") A 11 1 ant lncn Tribe of
merit 1-11 11111 l “
of the \\ 11rd Bakery WON“ of gm“1111111 \ii-n l-Zieitihiat: 11‘ l"“~r"""”‘g

1' to this 1'1t1, w1s seriously 11111 .
m d ’ ‘ ' l ilneiv tor the fall which opens next

fereti WM" jilltionday night

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1101-111 1111111'1') men report 11111111111113. -Rm“ pork
rough on the majority “01’

N. Y .‘l’kt.

. 1111' iii.
trawling

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”l“ “W1" ""“"l'°“"‘1 because "1 the. t‘olfax l'iacampment leads in the
FEM“ " 1"" street department “auditiinoehle tournament with 111111111"
work his morning in ridding ”1010111111 by 20" points. in ”N; playing

paveitienis 1" “9 "BMW“ 01 H" “u‘iliist evening the Encampment

 

 

01 snow . . . lw‘Ivl'about 7.01111 points over the 10111.10
" "_" [play 111's.
«Excursion, Tuesday.- February 15.1 _...--..-___
to N. 1'. Hippodrome;~11011nd tray. itei’ —t 1'11111‘11 111-f9 ’ 1011 111. X. Y. 11111..
Cliltllll.‘ 1: it. fare and best seat for;
‘hmuiu' 327‘ 110x ”m?“ "1 Stillson 1 11111111: to 11:11'111'101111 entertain .

‘ ‘1 1 . . '." 1. 1

l;11\:ll.. 11 1 rm to 14.10 1 11111111 at: men nts uiiirh “or" in progress in ”w
(‘ en 111111 '. . 111 to '-:‘.

', ‘gf rom p ' ~ito11n last evening. the regular quar-
'l liestlay. Feb. 8. :,.3

iluly meeiing of the Norualk t‘ham-
her of Couimerce. which was sch1 11111
‘1111 10 have been held last night was
,1'11111'1111111111 before any business 11nd
been transacted. The meeting adjourn-
'ed.s1ii~J‘111-1 to the 111111 of the chair

~ 11111113111: steak. 1111 11,. .\'. 1'. 111111.

Atljitl llll and Mrs J. 'l'. Wintcrboi-
111111 conducted seruces last evening
in the Salvation Army Hall in North
Main sticet. ’lne for'mei 0111-
(ms ueie warmly greeted and a 11J§$1

106111
The second showing of the annual

miastrel 1111011 given last night P‘

numbei ol people new present ”4311'
”1911' interestinn sol‘\'i(‘1-.~ 1 Pr‘mrp’“ l‘Ol‘ullt ”a“ (m “Vafllinmon
. b . .. ..
stieet, met with the same hearty re-
sponse that moved the first nieht‘s‘

«lions- lli't'l. it}? 111 N. Y. .\llil.

1 audience. The show was just as good
as Wednesdav night‘s production and
that means it io'uidnt have been bet

Two local men fixau'e‘in the 11‘1-111'11-
ntuuber of “The Fra." A11 an

ary

. , ' '1 1 1
nouneemeut is made that 1111-1111111'1' naming 1111s HUMP“ foiome
Monaizaa. of Myrtle street, this city/1‘1"] 111111111111111ent.

is 01111 or the contributors 111
liuv 1"0111 derbies at ()‘lirieu‘ s

criatu."

”in Men; 1
11 book containing articles on

the la: 1 l1‘lbert Hubbard and his 1111(- M
111111 a s 111-1111111 photog ruph of Richar‘d 111'. J” .11111011 (01111111. of South
1.1111111 1.1111111. was present yesterday

Lat-111111- -ne. of 110111111011. appeals.
lain-11111011 at the semiannual met-ting

 

A1-1or11111g to a l‘I’lIOI'l made last 01" 1111' 11111yo1's' association of (‘onnec-
“1:1” 11: the meeting of South Nor-.‘mn' held 111 the Hartford t‘lub Hart-
11'11111 Council. 11'. of (‘.. by the enter-:“m‘ T‘ C‘- Murphy. 11111101 of Nor

wich. acted as toastmasler. ’l‘liose'

11111111111111 committee. a tirst class N111
tori: pioduction is to he put on hy:“h0 “DOM 11e1e ex .\ia1ors Morgan

The “an". of H.13ullieley and Louis R.(‘.hene1'.oi'
Hartfmd: Hon. (‘eorge Louis Rich

the council af’ter Lent.
the pin: and the date is to be announc-
eminent week. 111 recognition of. iiisimds’ of Maiden, Mass; Highway
services duiin" the “a“ two “1m" Commissioner Charles .1. Bennett of.
the. membeis of the coup/til last nightinanfom Hon A' L ““3““ 9f “'0
. presented l‘asi Grand Knight C A.: ibum' “8%" and Secretary Of State
McNamara with a handsome gmd;(harles D. Barnes. 1110 next meeting
watch charm. The piesentation apeet'h‘of the association 11111 be held in
iwas ably made by (hand Knight It‘d l‘Bii'dgepoxt in June. and the annual
.mald l Hayes. 1 meeting will be. in Waterbury during
' October.

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ALL MONEY ~

Deposited 'EEfOre Saturday
Noon, February 5th, will

draw intedebi from Feb-
ruary 1st. """'

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A1111'.1 r founiuon policeman is be 1

i|1111~1i to 11:.11- been killed with the
‘iies Jamiiu. 11111111 the roof fell upon
'thcni while they were working nith
loihers in the chamber below the:
; speaker s quarters.
1 William 5. latggie. Member of Par-
iiiament for .‘0rtu1nbcriand. .\‘. B, is
lre‘mrted missing. It was stated last
night that Frederick l“. l’aroee. the
{chief Liberal whip in the ”Udof’ 1>l
il‘ouunons, also was missing, but 11 was
1subsequently learned that he 1111111 to
‘Sarnia. (int. yesterday morning and
that he could 1101 have returricdn 111--
love the fire.

The financial loss is difficult to esti
'11111111, but the contents of the 11111111111:

11 ere of great value. At :111 early 110111
11111111), it was believed that the l’ur I
liamentary Library 111 a tear win: had

1been saved. “111111 the 11111 11.1.s burn-
‘111:.1 soldiers tarried 0111 mum of its
2011,1100 10111111014.

1 The l‘ai'liniueut l111111i111:.1 1111.. rated

L111 one 01' the tiuest 11011111' stun-lure.
on 1111s 1011111111111 11 ('(Ht'rt‘tl t’oar
1:11r11s on l‘arliament Hill.

S11111ral persons 111111 were burned 0"
otherwise hurt in fleeing through the
the swift 1‘u:~11 oi the
lilamm or 111 escaping from the 1111111011
5:11'11 111 hospitals today. (11111 of those
1‘Inos1 severely injnled is Martin liar»,
'1’1111. Minister of Agriculture, 111111 1111»
burned about the 11111111. 111’. \111111111
t‘larlr. Member 11111 lied lieei. sum-Md
'burns about the bands. Sir 110111111
110111111. the ('auadian l’ieimer, t‘>( .1p
1““ 1111110111 utiun
' .\ln1e. liray and Mme.
guests 01‘ Mme Savign). ot‘ the
speaker. and trapped 111 the
Speaker's rooms lime Sevigny drop

Morin
1111.1-

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~suf111y net and then leaped into it her
self, as did one of 11011 guests. Mme.
illussault. of Quebec. They escaped 11111
;burt. When the firemen reached 1111.11
Speaker's rooms. Mme Savigny drop-
Bray and Mme. .\iorln unconscious.
Vain attempts were made to
them with pulmotors. |

The origin of the fire can be deter l
:tuined only by an inIestigation‘ 1
. The fire started 111 the readinu room
'01 11111 House of (‘011111101111 and 1‘01-
.ont-I George Bradbury. a Member of
1 the House from Manitoba; Mayor MadC
ric Martin. of Montreal. and Constable
lielmer. who was slamling ut the 1111
trunt'e of the library, agreed .tliat
was preceded by an explosion which.‘
Lybiew open the dmirs of the library and
knocked down persons standing neat .
1’l‘iiey say that they believe the ewlo-j
ysion was caused by :1 bomb or inferu-‘
‘111 machine. Policemen were on guard
at :both doors of the library, and 0111 ‘
191' persons were in tilt1 room itself. so{

that it would have been difficult for

anyone to deliberateh set the tire with
out detection. Suggestions 1111111 mttde
[ .1111t the blaze started from 11 smould-
'1-ring cigar 111111. but smoking was pro
iiibited in the library.

111 this room were thousands of [0050‘
papers, among which the flames leap;
e11 with amazing rapidity. Smoke roll
1:11 in 1101151 volumes out through 11111
tioois 111111 into the (‘11;1111b1r of the
House of t‘ouimons where that body
was sitting. \\‘_iih the spreading oi
the alarm 111-tubers of the House of
t‘ommons. spectators in the gallery
and attendants fled in pan. 0 for 11111
dows doors or firdest‘nlh‘u. So swift
iwas the rush of the flames that runny
‘nurrowly escaped. One of these was
the Minister of Agriculture. Martin
!llurreli. 11110 was overcome b1'su1ol1'e
ins he. 11011 through a corridor and was
.dragged to safety by Robert Rogers
the Minister of Public \\'0rks.

1‘01. .lolm t'my'ie. who commanded a
regiment of t‘anadiaus 111 11111 battle 01'

..lulic in Flanders, hastily organized
“S1 fire brigade of Members of the House
and atttndams and fought the fire
with lilies of hose in the corridors. but
could make no l1end11a\.'l‘he blaze
spread so fast that when the Ottawa.
Fire Department arrived, the build-j
ing was doomed. Aid was summoned
from Montreal. but as a special train
laden with fire apparatus and 11 com‘
pany of firemen was leaving that city;
about 1111111111.:111. the call was counter-
manded.

The tall central lower of the i‘ttt'lin-f
meut Building fell at 1:30 a. in. today.‘
and about the same time three or fourl
men were crushed beneath the fallingi
‘ roof of one of the wings. By 3 o’clock;
the flames were rolling through the
lSeuate Building. but the firemen be-. ‘
lieved the library would be sa1ed. ;

The Parliament Building included a:
scentral building with two wings. in all
1470 feet in length with a tower of 228'
Ifeet high and library building in the!
"rear. Many valuable sculptures. paint-
: lugs and decorations adorned its rooms'
land corridors. It was erected in 1865
1 0! cream colored sandstone on a bluff:
rising 150 feet above the Ottawa river. 5

One or 1111- mm 1111me am. 01‘
the whole fire was that undo to novel
the one library building, which to one
of the tent beautiful on the m1.
at '11» mu to Mt wan.

 
 

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.memfimmfit

.tabics.

.compietcly ruined.
f falling.
, stands.

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m, l. m In. stand that"

it. do... u- hu to 1» m
bu M be to the bode. nor-l
1% a... Inn-n one in the bani
not. In caused by enter. The lnl
In “or control about he o'etockfl
though antral stream: are still bel
ml ”and on the interior. 1

Morning bu not. reicaled any car I
allies other than these reported last
night. Madame Bray and Madame
Morin of Queim; who were the guestsi
of the Speaker and who uerfl’a’ugbt
and suffocated in a room. and the 8
nn-u who are 1110115111 to be buried un-'

.der 15 feel of debris. comprising the

list The) per: caught when a tur-
191 at the north side 01 the building
fell. Mr. Loggm. who was reported
missing is 11011 1111111 \'ed to have es-
1111 ed through 1 111-111' e.\it 111111 slight:
injuries 1

The n1e11ar+ I lphluise «16‘s Jardins. '11
Dominion polici-uiau; Alphonse drs‘
.lardins, his 11111111. :111 employ in the
building, and Robert Fanning. a “1111‘

or. As yet the tie-111s has not been.
removed 110111 111111111 they are thought
111 1:11

The fire started in the reading r0011;
01‘ the Home 111 t‘on:1110n~ t'ei Sher

.uood stated 1111 tiare is '11'1.~1.111111"1,1' no

around for 11111111121 that lll'.‘ tire 1111.» of

1111111111111“~ 01111111 "11 eliirlt'd right
under 11211 nose of 11 policenmn" he
stated.

The 11111 spread with aniaznig rap

iditv. but this may i11'1'.\plainetl by tin
. 11;tllt'f‘>, light ‘
elt' 1
The report 01’ :1 11 arning from Pro ‘
“deuce 1110 \\1‘t1\.~ 11:.10 1.~ oili11aliy de

contents of 11111 1110111

1111111.

'1“ in central part of the main 1.11 ‘
1m. iuiluding the 1'bambt1s of both.
the (0111111011: and 8111.111. is t11~’11‘0)'-‘
cd, but the front and 111111 walls are ap ‘

patently in 140011 5hope, iliuugh exper“ TEN YEARS FOR ATTEMPTED

will have to determine the structur-j
:11 damage. 110111 the east and west'
ends of the buildings are but little
damaged. with 11111 evception of the
The towers were
the superstructure
masonry still

though the

WlNDSOR FAMILY BURNED 0U
WINDSOR, Feb. 1i.—A one-family

revive frame house, owned and occupied bv

l". 'l‘naukings 1111s burned 111-1e eurlv,
1011a) Owing to the pr'eialcnee ofl
diphtheria in the 111-11.111101'hood thieel
familv after

small children of 1111' :11

hurried 11111 from 111111' barniu. home Paints, Gill. Varnish Moulding. Etc...

bad to 1111111 :1 quarter of a mile be
fort thiv could be taken into a house

.The loss is estimated at about 82.111111

Wayndbu’g's Lou. $135,000.
\1‘.’.i.\‘lZSlll 1111 Pa. Feb. ivliuild i
ings occupying half a square in the
busineas section were destroyed in-
ilre today with 11 less of 3135,1100.
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CAMBRIA MINERS GET RAISE.
.10111ss'r011'x. Pa.. l-‘eb. 4.——Two
thousand miners of the (‘ambria Steel'

 

 

Company were notified today of an in»:
l

crease of it) per cent. in wages. effec-
tive Feb 1. The men are not connect-
ed with :1 union organization.

 

 

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Hill HAIR Gil GRAY

Kept Her Locke Dark. Thick, Glouy.’
With Sage Tea and Sulphur. 1
“hen you darken your hair with.
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, :
because it's done so natur'all), i
evenly. Preparing this mixture.I
though. at home is mussy 11nd trou l
blesome. For 50 cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready-louse tonic:
called "\\'.1'etli‘s Sage and Sulphur
(‘ouipound “ You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it, and draw 1

50

this through your hair, taking one.
small stiand at a time. it} morning;

all grav hair disappears.a11d after
another application or two your bath
becomes beautifully darkened. 3105331
and luxuriant. You will also discov-1
er dandruff is gone and hair has stop‘f

‘ ped falling. 1

Gray. faded hair, though no dis.
grace, is a sign of old age. and as wel
all desire a. youthful and attractivel
at once with;
\Vyeth's Sage and Sulphur and look.
veers younger.

 

 

 

 

 

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MERRILL COLLEGE ;
wait mip You 3

ANSWER THIS QUESTION.

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STERLING

TRUE TO ITS NAME.

February Furniture Sale

Everything in our 3 BIG STORES in ONE.

At 20% off-801: buys a $1 worth

RUGS, FURNITURE, RANGES, CARRIAGEENL

The saving to you is wonderful in anything“ that you may need
for your home.

FUTURE BRIDES AND GROOMS, BUY NOW; have the
Furiture set aside for future delivery. Club payments may be

arranged.
FREE STORAGE. FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE.

WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE

Sterling Furniture Co.

PHONE 105. 127-129-131 Washington St, S. N.

 

 

 

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NEW

that are as old as art itself are re,
flected in many of the attractive mod-1
1313 we are showing in

FINE FURNITURE.
Reproductions of famous old stYles

are much favored just now. but we
are also showing the very best of
ornamental designs that are dis

tinctly now.

Call and see our.Fnriiituro‘n_nd

lot on point out
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IDEAS. that sums 11p woman's creed.

even the most glorious hock

 

Fitting and other popular m

suited to your figure.

 

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MURDER. '
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 4—'J(ihn .\lur
phey, of Ausonia. yap sentenced 111 ‘1.
the Superior Court today. from three I I g .
to ten years in state prison for as- ] Ol‘la v i
sault with intent to murder. On Dec. f
23 last, he shot William Martin. a * "
boarder at the Murpuey home. Mar l
1’ tin has recovered. Murphey pleaded
' guilty to the charge. He has served
in the British army and is also a vet- ew "
eran of the Spanish War. :
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" '“W‘"’”fl FaSthll
Our Entire Stock of Wall Paper,
inill be SACRIFICE!) AT REMARK- BOOk
i ABLY Low PRICES to saw moi-111g
.them into our new quarters
Here is an opportunity to purchase
a full line of 1911‘. Latest and Best FOR SPRING
1 Designs of Wall Paper at UNHEARD
OF PRICES.
We will be located in the future at Now Out At
ltl Washington 81., lormerlv the
iBecker Grocery—COME EARLY TO
MEET FIRST SELECTION. ’ .
1.1111111 Donnelly s Stationery Store
40 Water St, - South Norwalk
25¢ gives you a new Fashion Book. also a Pattern.
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5 Martha W SH 1
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i B 1 A
i in Colonial davs the President's wife and c1cr1ladv wore
! lltr (1111;111:1111 or Percale Apron while engaged in the duties
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS ot the household. But in these days Milady rcquirsc
RANGES. $11.00 to $48.00. I '
Seif,Lighting Burners. Set' “ . ”
our stock before buying 1 u n 3 0w ron
Gan Hot Water Heaters . . 811 on . .
Edd Refri erators. ,. .
y g 1111- Aprons are made full lentil and extra wide. from the
Jones&H0‘chk‘sb newest tiiughams, Chambrays and Pcrcaies, all fast
colors.
17 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn
22;”-..-
'1‘/251.71! ‘1 -. .
rt 1'- 1‘1‘ I MALL
. rial / 1 /l [‘1‘/1) 1 o e ‘
E'lt .1 > 11,: :1" g3: s 1 1
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. aw. lllUmWMW
L51.“ mew-9— 'H 1 ‘ > '
. To be dressed like the rest of the world and yet different—

The corset is the groundwork on gum: or sui't—preeminenily
the first and chief essential to a. tall gonad woman.
1 accuracy and permanence of its line: depends the success of

Upon the

Visit our corset department and give yourself actual pleasure
just looking over the various new “in models of Binner, R. Q
6., C. B. a la aprite, Ln Rubia, Ml“; Thompnon'a Glove '

Let our conetiereualuyon I. the sale-dim of the model beat