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nut count non—Intuitg .. um I... I. . ...... ~= mt;-
WING 52mm.
mAnLIsnBo av
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’I. L AND A. L. 60mm; m“ ., ___
‘ PROPREXT 0R5. ACCURACY.
”IATURE- ALMANAC FOR lruli (ltd ruptured lirtttsh liner Al)-
: TOMORROW pain, tin-y had nine Iiitferem :lOl'lt‘S
MONDAY. FEB. 7, 1916 ' Ilo'u’li ot' the capture of the Ship by a
I
Iliertnan we. raider 'l‘hat raider was A
High tide 2:34 a. m.; 2:59 p. m.
Sun rises 6258‘ sets 5216. Ixuuiwat.» cruiser. an armed pIIssenK-
er ship a conteited fruit steamer and
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- one ori'lwo other types of craft ac
.‘ PHONE CALLS .‘cordim. to \\hiIh \\llllt’bs told the
:stoI'I 'l‘lt) disagretd marvellousl)
aho't'lt g'Itlgssintials and about details. No-
mini-unit Office—93.
“mall: Branch Office—x 388.
gr.
xx ‘3-12.
m . ’s Residence—890‘; ,
i an -old
IiAsomc DIRECTORY
and news In Ier men.
I
out titan Lodge No 108. F. and A. M. .W. m ”H, “mm” mam of “mm
Meéts in Mnsonu Building, South
Hagan trnet, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
each month ~Julx and August ex-
ceptedF—at 8 o’.clock All Mastcr‘
Maéons cordially invited. Arthur \\'Illwsstjs upon whom they lime to de-
Tqu‘fl'is, w. M._ Robert M. wncox, pond I." ”Mr “ms
Ihody Ionld get from then testimony,
rs Residence—1225- 3 Id
Editor's Bandeau—75H ‘
Manager's Residence-
nj‘mfihr notion ot what had happen
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‘ em: WE'- 1'
l SIIIh Ionllitting 9\ldtlltt‘ from wit
I
ugyes tr e ol all Intent to deceit-c is
do with lawyers, judges
lt moycs
-"—" I Vow York
Imam" Ihtt is so often made again. I
the lien: Iipcr~ they are incompara‘
hly mote III-mute thnn the indiiiduftl
:MIM man 1 no» urn", ol Pll‘lllt‘, And ‘lil
When nine passienui-Is come ashoiv
the ‘
, .
Times to remark that III
lIllI'P."
swi l ’l‘lw {raincd Y'I‘purlt‘l' St'ldlllli trusts
l “"M ’nny singlt‘ person for his data in Am
A tated Convocatton of Butler iInpoI‘Ltwt matter. He knows how fall—-
Chapter, No.38 R. A. M will be'lhlI- Iln human sInsIs tilt and how
tetld on Tuefiday evenlng. February lhc iniatinatton distotls li'ltl“ in spilt
8- h 1919 at 8 O'ClOCk-
work—M. E. M degree- I
Refreshments a usual
at lhoauosl painstaking effort lo 30!
Ilwtn straight. And so. like the piper-
AH‘ R A Masons cordially and. itIiIIIl only he Kallll'l'fi his facts
fmtefinllly invited to meet with us. liotai its In:'tiiy minds kls possible.
CHAS A. TUCK H P I-IIechlnI up I-I'ror against crror. unil‘
A552“: F- -Ly°" Secy. ‘l.(‘.~lll)l'dllllll thc prolmlilc Iit'urct- 01
W‘ "‘ ‘ _,,_.... A IIII'rcI‘lIIIrsL ol an} lhll‘llt'llldl' naira
1l'ME GASOLINE FAMINE.
. live.
IRIS list II Iron
l '3' 2‘lsllllllt‘l
h 0”“ ‘h‘r ‘ l ,. 1 .\il(l lllI'II. of I'Ituqut. “HI”. \\Illlvss
. I s :t Lnllon to L.Il'. ant . .
gnunt‘ifi (till 1 10 Cries IIIII :l‘uImL] It”. lllill'l‘lll‘tu‘y 01 ”w
Ills Ircditt a Ii I o . .
nuttytluthoii I I “mulling owount IIccausc his
I e the Ind ol the pro- . . .
telils‘flflol‘t biln'ltl \I-x-sltilt IL Hill “mu“..d lllllltllifi
\H-lll yeut. This is n sctlous muttcr.
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RAILROAD EFFICIENCY WINS
\\ln-Ihct Louis ll ilIIIndcis is :I pm
of tin;
III'I'bJI‘ mm!" is u Ilwnu- for cndlcss
illi :Iltnosl.
cilversal llt‘t‘l\rll\ lls pIuI- Iilli‘l‘ll}
o
u.
:‘i‘t‘t'lritthc Ulll‘lilllttil 01 perhaps
nod InntunerulIle
per (iillllltlJH‘ for-justicc ,Ln
crumb mIIIoI curs,
farm ll.t|'|tt'.~ and other
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l
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~50 Still-('5‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK m m
hit w-‘AH .0 burn then in our ‘1‘ \mi Ihr girl» than who: an- io-ll to
hut that deterln‘m. my pm“ won at the
It tin-y low the mono; Ii'r' at;
i
suuu‘illl It the\ nWlld it. Il'r a tip.
it's sale It. my that lit“ tips are
.suultliirs ‘
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THE VANISHING POTATO.
Mr Edward P. lugelou. agricultural
expert. Is git-ally concerned about the
llls‘appi‘fll'illu‘e III potato seed from the
country In an article III the ‘(iuide
to flaunt" he state .
that ii is worth sit dollars
II tiittnblelIJ
he has been athle to secure
than thirty large. round, smooth. pct-
teI-l
spH‘lllit‘llS" III‘ the potato hull.
.\lr iiigclow's explanation is that [Mr
that the wed is:
III thirteen ycars search
"not morc‘
Inloes have been grown so long from‘
Iutlings that they are out ol the habit
III producing sand. \\ hat 5 theeusc (if
_‘produIing seed it' lltlbtitl) uses it"‘ mks
\lr. i’olato. And so no just stops.
From Maine- to Sula Rosa and back
through
trail led
Mll‘llllL'illl to t‘IInncI-Iit‘ut the
the seekcr i~.'\crleIIIly
thIIuIL'hI Lottie one else had plenty.
no out- had.
“The more I‘Xll‘lls‘lit‘ lilt‘ correspond
writes .'\lr. iligelow, “the Innrc
inclined otw ls Io anrce wIIh tln- uIcIIt
lll'l‘t‘l‘ seed house in l'hilndclphta when
it writes:
" '\\'I- regret to >in that \\t' are llll
able Io l'III'ntsh you with lllt‘
llil lls.
pol til II
and do not know nin- source of
‘supply for semis.‘
RI-udcrs, this is an alarm crl'f l’or
'tIttosocd is‘goinu trout thin country.
‘III olII-I- into thi-
U\\ll
uIIIlurEIW-‘Ur' Iltspiuc. l'ut IIcI-I- L :In :iltI-rntnth ot'
(.nn 'tllchint'l'.‘ ”ml ”1" l“‘“'r Wm” l'llt' of hi». pullin- lzilIIII‘s that dtlt‘fill'.
i_‘ win ll faIIoriw lndtI‘cI'lli'. it “f' mat IlI’hnIe any room for disllutc. .
fI-I‘Is‘ the I'IIsI III llilll‘. III llt'ill'l.‘ 1|” ,“w “HUM” All“ “”0““ m“ MW“
07 US. computing rI-II'III railroad writings
Sticifielill') "f ”i“ Inwrmlb "NH“ 1‘1" with lliIIsI- of l‘.ll‘_' 'l‘ltt- l\\II llt‘l‘ltIIls‘
bnt‘ti linestiwlmti ‘I “ “WM" ““1 "" .ll'l" InuI‘h .ono. :Illhttngh on» lt‘ulllc 1~
rIBDOI'l l” ”l" ll'nilod Emmi: ”WW II litth- lII'nIIH' now and tith III 3““ 1
,1" cs food lor Sl‘l‘lllll“ ”H'Wh“ “‘5 t-yol :lll‘ it ll'lllt‘ lIIplII'I 'lhc litllflllt'i
LppI-tuculnr In.-
L 'lWlufii‘m i‘ ”H” lh" ll‘IIIIl'I\ Ihnt IIII' correspomlinu period».
. . . .. ~ - tli- lll' .
1: price IIrHlIII, ill llo .ll.llil. W. ‘ Illll‘ not t‘ill‘lllllus III Amortt'un I'itilrouds
.. . . . : - -\\il!\
guilltyfiol ptotlutlvtm ‘” L" l‘ W“ haw Illl'l'l‘ilrl'tl l3 pct cunt” \IlIIlc
n _..‘ ., III‘II.‘ .
r.'~nsIIIupliUH 1” l" “‘1" ”M' I lltclt‘
huh imnIcnI-‘I- llltIlll~ made in the not
I
cross cnl‘ninus haw inttcasetl
only |,T per I‘I-nt.
(Hue linsmvss. 'th Nulldol‘tl (ill. I) ”m “In!“ ”w
c; California ch-lured u .‘III pI-r
d;-:lIl9Il|d on Jan. . and thc lmpcrv mm.“
in ()ilt‘onipany IIl (‘iIIIIIIlu hos dct'lnr-
.. .- . _' I “f
ed R 100 per IInI. dl\ldlllll \onI K0 mum turlln-r,
I: a. various subsidaries into which It:
-nl' it.
Gi-I Standard Oil ('Olllllillly was brokcn
I for It: .
" ’. tinnspormIIIIII ill tests ('USl.
'l‘his mcans simply
I‘t‘lll.‘ . V
.I'onds linu- lIcI-II taking llI \l'l'}_ little
0‘)
llttillt') than llicy took in tour
‘ycars nL-II, Ihcy llil\'t‘ Inndc lhc money
IIIIIl shred fur illtIrI"
Upvrutinz I-xpenscs lIlH'I’ hecn‘
greatly reduced. They have pro\idctl1
u» ll:'\9 lIcen losing mono}.
U be jnducd fIIIm Ihcir rulin‘L' in the
lnctot‘ , .
hit: preaching. \\llll Hu-
1. Four ycnrs ago Mr. lil'illlllt‘h win
.5“ch l'l'ltlllil‘l.
unsto have»
- In lzth' ol‘ supply and demand.
lilttl Mom-ding to Secretnry. were not making nionc)’, the rcmco
{mtiintuc sxduwutht barrels of?
l'nilcdl
ltul tin
Ut’l‘ll llic IIltl.
enthusiasm of :I
llltNt'llD'
new convert. the gospcl of efliI'IeIiI-y.
HI- maintained that it' Ihc t‘nilroiult
ill
l; .II-‘s
utsolittc “N“ ""“““““l m the tans :is in louctint. cxpcnscs thtough
L Ills lFiIe y'euls later the (‘Ohs‘llmi I or.) Amt
oooo birreis. in
0" m “WU ‘ Ithc. tuilIIuIIl mpth “not limping ri
:Ilcr ctllcicIII-y and (‘L‘Ollullly
II had ri.
lti'll it had nearly doubled again,
II‘ApcI'tS be-
oIdiIule on the presumptuous llIIsltili
tg'llng 13_(I0o,oo0 barrels.
I in“ _\ er
:III,II00,IIIIII barrels
“ '10 presumed to tell
‘nm‘e there will to
nodded for the present year.
”his would mean that in
‘ how to run their own business.
. like Mr.
twelve
I lirundeis am beltcr than they used to
The railroad nicn don‘t.
Il)lll um don't laugh at him “in more
Anti
eased more than 40" per cent.
-, .-.4_,__,____
her countries depend latsel.‘ 0“ Us WHEN A TIP'S NOT A TIP.
or their suplfl)
Meanwhile the prUdUCllW 0f "“69 \\ilson, uhcn she was in lieu Moincs
int) in the output of Trims and 01: um. [“0 \\'aitiessizs mp dollais dttit‘u
on»; oil wells, suid to the as much: But film gm those girls nun ”0111,10
40 or 50 pet 091“.le
sheen aggmynted by the lOS‘n of im interpretation,
’ from Mexico on Account of the his illcg'tlto
ution. We may count soon; por-t
' on rheilef from that source, but
I enough to counteract the do-
scarCiIYI-and thcrehy inspired a (minus lcgnl
givc tips in lown.
would hnve‘héen just as illegal to
give thosc wailressc: fl nickel ‘apiece
East to give them dive-dollar Ibills.
isize of the tips, however, made it seem
wise for. the authorities to take cogni
zanpo of’th‘a matter when the olenso
became itiI‘o'wn. The case was sub-
mitted to: tho attorney general for an
opinion. ind he made. this ruling.
worthy dSoiomon himself:
It Mrerilson mm the waitresses
those tie-dollar gold piece; In sou
\eulis, will Ind good. But I! the do-
doorn’t Increase, government nations-Mutant! as tips. they
that. tho supply seems bound
out béfoie long. Even if the
The
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‘II‘III.
'll:II:II'I‘\illI-,
1 I'l‘hu IL‘l‘lliltl Ihnpluln is from Ihc
. min;
I Third.
fl-‘onrth, \\'ultcr .\'. Boynlon. lirant‘ord:
. rich];
I
, ' l lllt'k;
. wus to hc found not so much in raising lyn.
them ‘ blowing
I clouds of snow with it and tcmpcmturc
‘Ihas decreased. There has been a. on the presidcnts speaking tour ml
I Icnding until
I
Ion the capital
I
' \ll lhut can lw ohlnincd should he put
hands- III I-IIIIIIII-tI-nl
ewcrinicntcrs
fitting to do when the
III
"What an \\t'
prudent \urtelII-s poIIItIn-s hun-
‘I'IIn IIIII.‘ llllll no Inorc sI-ml run he
IlII:IItIcIi""
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MASONIC APPOINTMENTS.
»
.Otticors and Deputies Named by New
Grand Master.
The following is lllr list of Appoint
Int-ntq announced by 'l‘liomtis McKen-
zic, of i‘tiwcntuck. thI- llt'\\'l_\ Ilcctod
grand mas-tor ol‘ the Mas-nun (lrnnd
Vioduc of (‘onnoi III III'
Iiinno mars-ital, Frank \\‘ildcr, If
litidgcpott; grand st‘niot stvward,
(‘hns \l llt'ut'lt. .\'I-w
Junior stcont‘d. Arthur .\I.
III l'III.
\lilford,
llroun, qu
Ihc Hm I.
utupd
Ltund chaplain.
. itoiomn II;II.t'oI'Ih. .\'cw London; grunt
tylci A. Loomls, Hartford.
AssoI-latc urnnd I-huplnins, l-‘irst dis
the Rev. i‘llill‘l“.~' A. Marks. \\'il‘
Sci-ohm Ihc llcy, Anron (‘ t'h-
’l‘hlrd. the Rev. llor
s‘loul. \\ntcrlnlry; Fourth, the
Arthur l-‘ Lewis, .\'urlh llnrtn;
Ilic llI-\ (ltirtlon I“. llaiilcy. (‘0!
Sixth, llIc Rcv. Thonw Tyrlv.
Si‘l'i‘lllll, the Rov. i‘runlc
lCIIsI linddum, Ninth,
llocthc
.‘Ih
(it-III'I'I‘
Ion,
lIIItn, llnnhury:
(“'9 l'.
Hut
it‘ll'llt.
linsI'ille.
lin I‘ountrtman.
tin» lleI. l’IrI-I [-1. Thomas,
district.)
lllh‘ll‘li‘l dcpntics Ai-‘irst IlistriI-‘.
'l‘hcoiiorc \\‘. llI-ncdicl. ha. Ncw (‘Itn
Second, John ll. Booth. Dunhnry
lidwurd \\'. Krccn. Shclton;
‘l‘iflh, William J. llawlintzs, New llri-
Iuin; Sixth. Winthrop lluck, \\'cthcrs-
.ScI'I-nth, L‘hnrlc‘s E. Rush, (from
lighth, Arthur .\'. Nash, l’thI-It-
Ninth, Sitlncy \\’. liIIrIl ilroolt-
well;
i‘ustodiun oi‘ the Work for Five
Yours \\'cslon (‘.. lrunnis. Litchticld.
GALE DELAYS TRAFFIC IN OHIO.
'I‘l.l-2\'l€l..\.\‘lt_ 0., F‘ch. 7.—A gulc
forty miles an hour, carrying
dose to zero. delayed trolley and oth-
Icr trafllic. herc today. rcsulted in the
Idealh of A. M. Leach. a proof reader.
I
bill.
'llonatd III litotgid IL point; .IltI-r
‘dant In It ('l\ll Iictlodgln \\llll‘ll
l
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AFTER USURIOUS BANKS
William 8. Howard of Georgia.
’\\ Iiltatn
RIprIkItItzititI .\.j
the l)illll-\\ which. armrtllllil
lllt‘ i‘Uilll'Uiit‘l' of tlic III-usury.
llil\'t‘ I'httt‘gcd usurious l'illt‘\ III,
iIIlI-I'cst llc wants the I'ontt'ulltr
to nantc the banks in had ill
mind what thc I'hargc \\.ts tirxt
ln’t'st‘tlli‘li
, ...._..__. .___-
SETTLE PARMELEE CASE.
Garago Owner Wu Sued for $3,000 at
Ruult oi Accident.
Settlement has hocn «mum III tho
«use ot’ Robert 1,. \\'herh- oi HrldK"
port. against Samuel M. I'mnielw. III
Ifnnhuiy, In \\llll'li the plaintiff Iucd tu
rcI-mci Slump dutnupei. and I'm-ls for
injuries sustained by him III :IIIIII
mobile III-I-IIienl lil llrducport sou-rut
months tum Mr. Parnmlec Vllil- dI'II-
'IIL‘ his attlomohile through .I slrm’l ill
llriduoporl in tho atone direction lla'
the plunttt‘t 'l‘ltc plutntilT slowed duwn'
to :illIIw passenger in his (‘fll‘ to
flight and the antomc‘nle Ill \Ir. l'nI' .
Itlo‘lt‘l‘ round with the pittinltfl s Ina
chin". The plumtlt'l \\'lls thrown out III
II c collision imd rillfit‘rl‘ll sitilit‘ minot
innit-ice. whtlc our of the pn«»'s;\nIII-ls in
his Inr wtia llllli't‘ sorrrely lllllll‘Hl. I
Litter Mr. I'Itrmolm- wit»: Iilillll' Ilct‘cn-
.\ll’
Upon IIIIIII
.\ll.'tl'llllll'lllh \\'l't' liiid against
H! l'ul‘lllffit‘ls property III llunhuri.
llltllltllDL’ ltr interests lit the purity“
ou~tnm~ ot l’ntInI-h-I- A (‘Iuiutnlcn
ilI-t'lwrl .\. i.‘ikl' llll‘
Icmpui‘ury lI't'l'Hl‘l‘ lll I'lI Irpi
ll)‘
it“
It
I
\\lll'l'll rlllllfll' to rcpt-'2
was named by
’hlll‘lS ll“
tel II-c u-tIIILI- IIIIsin-‘ss III lll'lll‘l‘ that ll
\\(l Ilcl ltIIl l)!‘ l‘lll‘l'll by reason of lllt‘
.IItuI hnn'nt.
Following ‘.l I‘Ulill‘l’I-‘llt't‘ in litiI'uc»
.\lIIIl’lII')’ .l. .\io.w.~ lI‘Is.
tho tit’lI'ill‘ltlan. und Nl‘
lIIl'ttI‘yr- t'ot .\lr. \\'ltcrlc. :I St‘llli‘ll792‘l
ot‘ tln- case wn; rem-llcd and the plain
tiff is to reI-ciw nominal dunnmcs.
.\tl:tI'lIIn(‘tIls npzniltsl Mr. l‘tlrmclcc‘s
port lwtuocn
rrpI-w-nt in;
' |Il‘t\|tt'l‘l y wcrc rI-lcnsI-d tIIIiII)‘.
who collapsedsafter battling his way‘
against the storm trying to reach his
office. Sctcral persons were injured
it was \9!‘\ nice of Mrs. W oudrow Iand om. or two small fil0< caused
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EXTENDS TIME FOR
HAVEN" :REPORT.
BOSTON Mum. Feb.
Febtunry 21.
"NEW
’and a gcnet‘al advance in
‘exptcled.
{Ir—A hill cx-i
the limc‘
n which the public service commis-I
sion Shit“ rcpon III the Legislature
\eutments of the New York New Ha-
it you 8: Hartford railroad uus favor;-
ably reported in the House yesterday.
The investigation of the company‘s
finances was ordered by the last
Legislature.
expenditures and in- .
HATTINO IN GERMANY.
Industry In That Country Almost De-
stroyed hy War.
in It communication sent out III Ihc
t‘Ollllllllll‘t‘." Ger-
manuiaclurcrs ch-II'u-c
”our industry bccn almost dI-
slroyed by the war. This communicn
lion. puhlishcd in lllc lieilinm Tago-
hlatt of Dec. 25. forth that not
only me scvcrul millions of their ItIs I
lomcrs til the hunt hut tho gotctn ‘
Incnt's scizure of the principal ruw ma»;
lcriuls used in making huts. nuch asl
wool, cotton, and ruhhlt skins. for [110’
use of the army has greatly handicap;
god the factories.
Thc scarcity of skilled labor and
thc hiuhcr wages paid to the few men
who are still at work. uwcll the in-
cIcnse in tho cost of raw underlain;
IIIcss lIy llIciI' "\\nt'
Inuny's hat
linu
sI-l
‘ l“:
of her may
of
I day tiftcrnoon,
‘\|‘ll and Putnam.
‘ will be two Incetlngs, in the Hyperion
"l‘hIa' rc in thc alternoon and in the
L‘IcnIIr t‘hurch Home in the mutual I
. sIII-I-cszslul
‘ I‘IIunIy
sonogram mu W!
nu: AOOOCIAYION
"lav run tam-u d It: you owl
to» iron the mono. at mung. A.
which It» lirien Todd ul I'ahtorma
lawn Iiw speaker MI» Todd'-
.fit»l 5‘“...qu I" M! In?
il lonnectuui. nu drinrffifl helm.
lbw Jewish Council of Womrh In liu.
lord hm Month) in tho- netting ut
llr‘ some day sin- waa an Humour)
win-re the meeting was held under the
auspicns III the Simsbury r: l-' I.
. The chairman of llilis nwetnti: Ann tlr ’
Ellsworth. and
\lrs Josiah Bridge,-
lht‘ president of the lustre, and um I
t‘ra ot the oilicvt'a were on the plat
form .\lr.~. (hour it tiny and Mia»:
Mary hulkley went tor ilarttord I.
attend the meeting, as did Miss (‘ ‘
.\l. Flanagan who is acting as man-I
axcr tor Miss 'l'odd during the whole
In Connecticut I
Miss Todd‘s other meeting: during
this peek haw been: Tut'bdh) Heal
log at ileriden, under the auspices
the Meriden Political Equality
Huh. when the chair was taken by
Mrs. Kmhl. on Wednesday at Bridge-
port. in the aftcrnoon in the Strat-
lield Ten Ilioom, and In the et'enlug in
Citizen: Hall; on Thursday at El»
tington. at the home: of Mrs. Maud
‘Klmball who was responsiblc for
getting up lllik; tor Miss Todd. This'
afternoon
under the auspices of the Guillord
H. i-‘ l.. Tomorrow she will address
a nweting in the Library Hall at
Derby. I
The schedule [or next week is as
follows: Monday afternoon, Norwalk.
Tuesday evening. Stuttord; \\‘edneu-
Sumter-d Ind evening
Thursday afternoon.
and evening \\'oodstock,
Greenwich ;
Brooklyn.
Friday
int: \\'illimuntic: Saturday afternoon.
l’omt‘ret. and evening Danielson. The
Sundays are to be giten to NI‘W lla-
Next Sunday there
\I \\lllittmullt‘ thI- lilo-I'll“): “I“ to ill
the Opera
moriuc pli‘tlfl'fl Its an attraction to
the audience. Thu South Munchcstrr
Hamil i-‘rancltiae League, which had
so si-ww a disappointment rcccntly
in IIIII lh‘lli‘.’ Able to have Dr. Shaw,
as arranged. on account at he
mass, is lookin; forward to a dilute
meeting on March :0, whcn
\\'lm’ will hr the speaker.
will spcak in Hartford. l'nity
on Tuesday cventng, February-
wocn llls subject will he "Thc Rights
IInIl Wrongs of Equal Suffrage." This
Is tho second in the sI-I'iI-s oi meet-1
lllgs nndcr IIIc uIIspiIes of the HtIrt-'
ford t‘qual irunIhlse honor.
’IIII- human Foual FrunIlnut
leituuc lII-ld u nry hiliU‘SSiul lili't‘l'
log on i‘iidzn January :5, th-n Miss
'iliI-c l‘iu-rwn nos Ilu spI-akI-r Mrs
llelIurn had been Ntlll’lllllt‘d III spcuk
but u... pl'HtlulPd by illncss. The
nudicnoc was how-um”, gteutly pleased
with Bliss Alice l'iI-rson. who llllldl'
mun) converts. Among the active
\\Itl‘llt‘i'r' in thc t‘nnaun l.0i'lt,'i|t‘ im-
.ilis‘s l‘uunt‘ Pict‘cc. Mrs. John ii
lil'.I\~‘S and Mrs. Mary Wright. lira.
lil‘:l\I"~ is Inc wife of the reprtvscntn
tlw l‘I‘IIIII I'Itnaon. who nus so good
A ln-Ipvr to Zip; sullt'ugi: I'atusc III the
tint l~ui~luturtx Mrs \\'right is do
no: iit‘lHt‘ work in Full: Villagc. Thu
i'llllilllll lutgtto l:~ guinlng ncn mom
her» mrry III-ck and bids lIIiI'
lllll‘ of ill“ strongest and most
leagues in the suite
Atty lcnpuc which would mic to ch
Imp .“ls‘s Alice l‘icI-sun would do
well to (‘ilulllllllilt‘all' with ilIuIIl
quarters at Imcu. .\lis.\ i‘Iurson wn~
cousldcrcd by Mrs (‘ntt one of thc
llt‘sl spI-nkers and organizers in the:
recent New York I-ampnign. Site will
he in t‘onnI-cticut only until .Iunc.
when she is. to ho married.
Altos KntlII-rinc Mullen rcports four
One was on \\'cdnesday ct-
I‘lllllK, January lit. and \\'il'.\ held al'tI-r
:I church ippcr in Orange. The sec-
ond was a Milford at the home oi
Mrs. Daniel 'Platt. when Professor
\\'ctIII-l of \‘alc read an inspiring pn~
per. The third was at Mt. Carmel in
llh‘ parish housc. Mrs. \\'hltney
Ipoht, and also Mrs Amos i’. W ildcr.
‘whosc hushand was confiul to Chino.
The fourth nIcII'ng was at Madison
on .laIIuarI :s, at the home of \lts.
.I. ll. Shcpnrd. .\lrs;. \\hltncy ulLo
spoke At this IucIIlng
Miss Todd is speaking at-
‘ litanford. a'nd this evening she is to
Ilspeuk in the Town Hall at Guiiford.
afternoon, Moosnp and cven‘
Home and there will be?
ill»;
llahbt:
Rabbi \\'lsc'
Hull,‘
if»
I
noun“. III I. 5.1.
“NO SUCCESS IS 80 GREAT.
BUT IT CAN BE EOUALLE "
THE FOURTH AND FINAL WEEK OF THE
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE STARTS TODAY.
WE ANNOUNCE IN MANY RESPECTS
STILL MORE ASTONISHING VALUES —
GREATER EVEN THAN THOSE WHICH
HAVE MADE THE PAST THREE WEEKS
RECORD MARKERS.
THIS GREAT SALE WAS PLANNED
PURPOSELY TO CLEAN OUT EVERY BIT
OF WINTER MERCHANDISE.
THERE ARE LOTS OF CONSOLATION
PRIZES FOR THE LATE COMERS.
WE PROMISE TO ALL A CORDIAL WEL-
COME TOMORROW AND THE BALANCE
OF THE WEEK.
‘
to big .,
:tctirc
meetings in New HIIII'II'
I
At all “lost“
meetings Miss )lttllcn \\us one of Inc;
spcukt rs.
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CONDUCTOR PENSIONED.
I
I
I
s l-‘I‘cdcrick w. Turner. oI‘ l’iftsiieldJ
Mass, a conductor on the Berkshirc;
Division of thc New York, New Flip“i
you And Hartford iluilt‘otid.
has many acquaintances here. it is
cstimntcd he has traveled 3.000.000
has bccnj
pcnxioncd :Il'tI-I‘ fifty'»six years In. the“
Iocryice of the company. Mr. Turner:
hIII-c put the cost of production farlmiles during his tcrm of service}
When he completed his half century in;
IIboyc Ilntt prevailing in Iimc ol' peat-c]
IN WEST CHINA‘.
SAFE.
MISSIONARIES
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-'i‘he Ameri-l
can Baptist Foreign Mission Society‘
announccd today the Ieccipt of
cablegram stating that all missionar-
ies in West China are attic. The
cabietzram says that the rebels. who
have been operating in the western
NEW LONDON STEVEDORES 0" provincos, have not interfered in any
STRIKE FOR INCREASE.
NEW LONDON, Feb. 7.—Stevedort>5:
at the termtual of the New England:
Steamship company here, went
on'
strike today asking u wage of 1H 3’
week nod 25 cents an hour for our
time. They now get $2 I day um 20
cents for otertlhse work. The New.
Koren road special agents are hemlm today nollflcd of In incl-capo of
and strike breakers will Arrive this at-
terrtoon to relieve the congestion in
4he.guapiyntnatmleuutm1m?tod Io Mu. Wilson prim aluminium-aha.
.
In? with the missions.
_.._—_-...___—a—
Berkshires and passengers
prices isllhe cmploy of the company. brokcrsi
and others with summer homes in the.
on
his'
train, presented him a handsome sii-‘
2, 1844.
NEW HAVEN.
tremors recorded on the‘seiamoxraph
were notcd JIy Observer L. M. Tarr.‘
Iver service and $50 in gold. He was!
{born in Dover Plains. N. Y., October! _
. madc it active again and in some caseai
on the tape at the instrument in Pea-l
body \luaeum this morning. The vl~
brallon began at 5. 25 p. m. y-‘esleidayn
Ienched the In imum III 5: 10.
trailed away an
PLATE GLASQ WORKERS GET ‘iI-m-
INCRIIAOE.
-- INO ULTIMATUM
PITTSBURGH. Nb. 7.—Fh0 kiln-l
dred workmen conveyed by the rim:
burgh Plate Glass Compttiy at Nordt
HI ldanlmp'
Olly: P... and by ting t ‘ ‘e
I ma» .
Gian Company It
ton per cut. I" w“.- Tiw up:
wanted us principally mm
whom. there is a pro In!“
I- IAI- mm
LONmV lclI. 7. 2 :40 p.
ceivcd indefinite information that
the report to the effect that an ul-
timatum' has been delivered by
the Central Powcrg to Romania
.is without foundation. 5
I
TO RUMANIA;
and .
disappeared at (i.
I
The British gm crntncnt has re-!
l
ODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
D O
( i t
0 r0 _ .I I z I . illlSlEllY cont; T0 US o
O $1:ch 853m” Ladies House Dresses. 0
at l 25 .
: Buster 823%, 25c. Children's Cloaks. U
o c Itiunrnntcvtt) Adults and Youths Sweaters :
adct Hon, 26c. ~
0 (For Boys and tiiIlsI Ladtes' Shirt Waists. U
n Corsets, so cts. to $3.00. ”If” U'Ide’M-‘m U '
o - o
o Corsets 5th: to 53.0 0 Brasgieres 25c to 81.00 a
O U
o A. DICKERMAN 8r SON’S o,‘
0 South Norwalk. Phone 446. 0
D
10000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG
BODY TOPS
COMPLETE—100 MORE now on hand. mm
It'
sitlllt'~
know \\‘hI-II another shiptncnt will lII-
you want mic—say so. quick? 'l‘ln- PlTli't' IhI-
TOP COMPLETE—
$35 .
OUR REASON for scllingv tlII‘sI- higlnclass BODY
TOPS at thc cost pricc. plus I-xprcss Charges.
simply to accotn‘anodatc IIIII nIorI- Ford IIwIII-rs who
can't make l‘alm‘licach this season. Palm Beach
may he just. 'rounIl tlII- I‘III‘III-n out of reach for sonic
of us—lntt with onc of thc QIMI'LICTIC FORD
BODY TOPS—Pricc $35 \\‘l'l;\'l‘ 'l"l~‘.l-l
DUTEE W. FLINT
52 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Operator of I6 Ford Stores in
Rhode Island and Connecticut.
[IttssilIltu
is
O. D. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Linc
Eyes Examined Free
_ a WALL s'rIIEEr
NORWALK
Income «A
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.EARTH TREMORS IN NEW HAVE’N.1
Feb. 7.—-The earth-
Norwalk Chronicler