man I' at tinuohm. .
”ECIAL ATT£NTION To EAST
NORWALK ORDERO
Free delivery I! my time at day.
first delivery leaves at eight o‘clock.
1’ELEPHONE your orders 1340.
Satistnction guaranteed.
Hayes CityMllrket
69 No. Main street
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING can't-mu.
. 4’» I»,
Rowayrou
wu‘d
Kari l'. Slctt'us, ot Uieenporl, Long
sland. has been visiting rt-ltiziws John \l'assing is now employed in!
here. t.‘ lint? Sta-carts amt-cry.
Stephen ltictzko of l’lainville l“
t'aptain and Mrs. Oscar S Mills, of
d , ' . l -. ‘ 'v
I, Highland avenue, have been entel'tain»‘”pend”? d lew dd)“ with h'b mother
J :l ~ .ng Mr and Ml‘s‘ 1min Hughes, oi'l““ WWW-V W9“-
’ 1; Brooklyn. 1 "’ fl". ‘
l. AST Ml'. and Mrs. Lotus lil'leter, Miss
“ ———-— - . h" " ' (.‘" i“ll I ‘91];
1* Miss Nellie. Suitiam, oi (‘t‘lllt’l'ptil'l,. 1?” ‘ khu and ) In” 5.”) “(.1 a}, ll
1’ . title \trt'lit‘llti with relatives in tiled,
0 Lou; island, has been visiting Ml'.’ b k t
. . roo '. _.
1: NORWALK .lntl Itiis lit-wis Sowarby, of Highland" . ‘ t
I: “Hm“ l in it. it Koch-r left on Saturday tori
‘l 'a week's pleasure trip to t‘allcs. S. t‘.,
:i l‘lll’lnn Scolicld. who injured his where he will cnjoy. hunting and fish-l
m
Clayton 1.. Marshall, of Osborn ave
uue ,maiiagor oi” the (Trest‘ent Laund'rY.
is a visitor. today. in New York Pity.
on business.
A new news-stand has been erected
.in front of the ilat‘ncr newsstore on
kill"? some lllllt‘ ago. was able yestcr in:
:iay resume duties with thc‘
Norwalk I‘It—‘allllt: and Plumbing Com‘ ”W” Hm” returncd ~‘"»‘“"‘d“.\' “’l
(any. ‘thc t'nit'ersity oi Pennsylvania, where‘
he is tithing a course iii the dental dc-
pzli'tment ‘
1
_—_..,___
to his
.____.._.
s‘cwlitl llowayton resttlcnts will he
ltt‘llt'illlt‘d by the burrow ot' ten pet . ' . . .
l'ult'in \illlt-r went to \lcrlden. but
t-cnt. lll wages printed bv the lock“ . .
‘ ‘ ‘ ui‘llay (‘\‘t-‘llllll.'.. to rclcrce [or the blunt-
‘St‘lluol l' endeavour: or pinyin» to:
3lx’eanbut‘g. Monmouth t‘o.. X. .l, hav-
at into! the lutun- need», by clutch»;
orlng to interest We tut-all young!
women in making,.aurning heir mi.“
work
George Obey-hinder. who was one "k
the, charter members oi the Untied
Fire Company, and for many years its?
stcretary. started Thursday on a trip;
to Bermuda. lrom his prt-sent home at
dig won the privilege of enjoying the.
trip in a popularity contest coiidut-tt-dt
by the local newspaper of that townl
Mr. Uberlandcr obtained 37.572. votes
ill a tutti of about 100,000. He took
the lead alnioot at the beginning. andl
ill‘ld it continuously. excl pt {oi the.
lam two weeks, when he dwppetl to
second place, but he came iii a “111»
nor at the end. after all.
Major Bert Austin Wins Medal.
At a Baton swinging contest tor that
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championship ot’ the slate. held in
'\'\’aterbury Inst Saturday. under the
auspices of \\'atcrbur,\ Lodge .\’o.l
703 l.. t). t). M Major Bertram Austin!
There vlcrc stx elitrit-s from various
‘parts of the state. .\‘lajor Austin lcdi
the Bridgeport Fife and Drum t'orpg
l
during the street parade. and later
East Wadituvo ~ - > . res '(‘tltI Alztiitita ’llil‘lll' t' i \ it t. . . . in the hall the Waterbury File and
5 . : it “Fun“ A) 8’ ull “ t l L “mp m' ‘ 1 lord High school litc ill a panic oi bus ‘ . , .
0' Ulla 'Ihc bcnlmol bulletin board \vcck k llull lil‘unl t orps, who pltlycd ltll‘ llllii tilll“
e l . K p ‘ , , .
has boen given a more conspicuoust — < . ”It: lht‘ Wmhl 'lhh 1* ”1" ”HM,
place for the person] of paggershy‘ Al lht‘ l‘t’fltllal‘ meeting of the oil contest in which llitjor Austin has
At thc meeting of the third district
.
.loltn it “Will of llallroittl incline.
who liitn been engaged tor tlilIlt’ little
as watt-lininn‘fol the Word k littrycu
lfit‘ial liogird of the ltowayton .‘IP'IIO-‘
‘dlst Episcopal church, last night, llic
competed. and the second in wliilii‘
he has secured ti modal
y commissioners, last night, matters or‘flllflnt‘ltll plan recommended by tho (,0 h m pm“ health __
E routine. btlsiltcss in connection Willi 1““ “MW“! conference “'5" “mm" ' l _,_ vi“ Application was again illittit‘. lost
I ”It" plant ‘vH‘I'c dtst‘ussed at Humidor-t"‘0"Sly adopted. Th” 1”” "“0“ ”new \lr mm M“ ”hm, ]« “mg... ot‘ week, for the transit-r or the lll‘th‘i
é: db“; length. ~-__~ m: 11:?) 3:12:12), [liféhzinbljsi‘u 3:1; Stiiiiilord. who haw illicit spctitlui; liiut's license-lo sell flititiiorsI II:‘():;)
it in the prilntltntilochurclt,utidconsists several “a“ “I”! ”W” “arm” m morgc A. ”HMO“. 0-” ‘H ("N ’3 ‘
E 'Tlto iiiciiilmrs ol Sasqua (‘irule 0’ in loving aside each week soniothinu “mn‘ ”mm”! “0mm," smmda'v‘ m .Hw new [tour building m 1 ”mm"
1"“ Camp MN Girls, connected with the for the maintenance and extension . . . . ._ ”fights A" ““0“ was madc m“
l. J \‘loltt-l and his tticlltl. .‘iir. lieu August to transfer this license, but
East Avenue M E. church were. last
night the guests of Miss Pinch.
‘ of ning next Sunday on odut'atioiial cunt
South Main street. where mtuiibors of
the (lump Fire llirts gathered for a no.
work of the ”mum“ church. ”0g!“- [5 ol' iliduclit-ltl, lcl‘t last week for
. t‘adcs, S. t‘, “ht‘rc they will enjoy a
”mum”! M‘H’I‘itl \H‘t‘lth' hunting t‘Xlit‘tIlllllll.
this
started and
lly means of
paign will be
for four weeks.
it met with much opposition on the
part of litany of the rt-sitlcnto of the
Heights Ht't‘tlon and of the otficiuls‘
_ , __.. > ' ' ' lors.‘
Clal lime. _, . .‘ 1 ~ ‘ _ _, oi the I‘llCIl Home lor htiid
~0- .. tampalgn it lb txpetttddthnlt till “29;“ . MI.“ “I.” Bourke. “I“ Antics Hospital 'llottrd, of which Governor
.. . I I l ' .
be” or ”m thurth, d? ”a“; “"0 ti‘llricn and Miss Mary lloittln ol “0100th a mpmbpt n is' “pill-lull
.t Again it: skating good on the mill MW ”wrwh‘d fl prettrcntc. (it '" Stamford were the guests o.” llll‘ that it protest will again be ittiltlc
i'fi
pond. The. very cold "snap" of last
night resulted in that pond freezing
over in line style, and tonight there
3 will be the usual large trowti on hand
The luringx of cl’
to enjoy the sport.
ectric lights will add pleasure to the
skating this t't't‘lllllll.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society held their regular monthly
meeting at the. home of Miss Clara
Edmond. 22 Osborne nfcnue. last evo-
niug. The meeting was largely at.-
tended, and the subject discussed was
“Christian Education in China." This
,. topic proved very interesting to II“.
This week's meeting of tho mem-
bers of the, Woman's Auxiliary 0t
Christ Episcopal church will he held
on Thumday afternoon in the Hotel
Mahackomo, with Mrs. ’1‘. 'F‘. Caskey.
wife of the rector of Christ Episcopal
church. Interesting matters will to
celve attention.
The. East Avenue M. E. parsonage
debt will be materially decreased by
- the mualcule which tonight will be
held at tho church. No minimum is
to be charged to hear the very excel»
lent prom-am to be rendered. but
Methodist church, will he N‘flt’llt‘ti and
acquainted with the work and aims ot‘
the church in this community
Mind's .\lay and Annie lil‘t'lllll‘tli on
Fort-st sll‘t‘t'l. Sunday
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
\\'ASIHNGT()N. l-‘t-b ii. if. H
S 5. lll‘illckcrholf hits hecli conlintul
to his llonlc on ltitilrozld ultimo tItll"
. . ping the past week, with t'_\'t‘ trouble.
"3 Of Ilunttuii. m spending “ “'w “M" .-\t the present writing he is toiisitlcr~
' t ‘x V v I u x
at tilt ht“ “Mimi and tiilltd on tihly better.
members of thc ('tillllt‘t‘llt'lll tlt'lcxa-l
tion. 5
Among the t‘nnnertlctit people what Miws t‘liild and Miss Sinnllllorn
Will 1w prcwcnt as dclegatcs tit the.their second musical oi the season in
convention of the t‘hztmbor of Plint.31he Town Hall. Friday evening, Mr.
mp"... 01' the lvnmld States noxfil‘cininger on the violin. and .\li~t.~t
'l‘litirsday are “'uhpr 5 lardc D“Laura llriotol. soprano, assisted.
Hartford, who. with congressman l‘., . . ’“M _
lmvis (lakpy will W‘ltlescut ”H, H'u‘t-l‘ l'onu: Tribe ctlptttrcd one ptilolaw
ford (‘Iiamber of t‘onuutitt Chm. in the torest last week. and are now-
: - ‘H _
y _ preptmng to raise htm up so that lit‘
ullIln. secretary the how lltiven . . .
(linmbet f (‘0 | I” |will be it lullfletlxod chlct lllsldtt ot
' 0 mmerce, W I0 W '1‘ - ,a .
, l l p lunother moon. lhe degree team m-
reacnt that organization with
.. t‘on" pocta to trail to the. hunting grounds
‘ttrcsauian John Q. ’lllson. i-ldward W. of Stamford on the ‘JI‘ith in“
Jones of Winsted. vice-president of‘
the State (:hamber ot t‘onitnerce, and
”tits
Quite a good-sized audience ul't’eled
.u
of
llartnony Lodge will pay a fraternal
Charles A. t‘olley. president anti nmu- my.“ to Union Lodge, No. 5, of Stant-
:i_l:t-r of thc \\'att~rbury t‘liilmbcr ollford. tomorrow night. A special train
t'otnmerce. will leave New Canaan at 7. returning
t‘ongressnian l’. l) Oakcy has in- at the convenience of the members.
(induced by request, petitions or the A degree will be. conterrd upon a well
W. (‘. ’l‘ l‘. of \\'urcliottsc l’oint :tnd kHO‘V" Stamford mun.
l'lantsville. ‘ """" “
against this tranatcr. The. attitude of
the Monte has always been to oppose
every effort to make it easy for the
inmatos of tho institution to obtain
liquor near at hand. tor fair that it
would make the maintenance of dis»
cipllne more dlflioult. 0t coursni. u.
druulat's llcenaé’ only permits. the
sale of bottled goods. but. the object
out do not see that this motion much
difference in the situation: Those}
people, say thatytliey would like to,
have a drug stoic near at hand,‘btttz
they do not want the thuoNelltntz.
privilege extend“; Thom “tourism-i
erttble sympfihytior 8‘8. Mr. who:
built thc place hpodttly’rtor ooeu-I'
pancy mt a drug‘storo: for it is said.
that no practical tlruxglat will under.
take to open the place if he. cannot;
how the privilege of selling liquor.
ilnt this only serven to make the op‘
position more strangely convinced:
that. it the'prol’lls of tho place are
dependettt upon the turtle oi liquors. too
much booze will be sold for thc police
of the neighborhood. and purllcnlnl‘lytlmok or other article. tllllIt‘I' pt-tlilllyland Miss Bessie Ii. Field and Strut
ot‘ the Soltllers' Home. 3
M l
LORD KITCHENER MAY
COMMAND IN EGYPT;
by.
l- .
.t'i
Ill cut tilt in his illll ulls ‘
lit in melt llSPltlttlSll
vill ’l‘o primiti- nt lllt‘tliliflb. tbl ll. tthur and Frank tiunn \l'yl'r- thi- soup
slliill sign all orders on illt' ”treasurer‘ailtt dLlIlt‘t‘ artists, and George llnjtital»
payment oi hills; tcl ’l‘o appltilltJ who acted as interlocutor pleustni ct
t'tilllillllltt‘s‘ The Vice President tilt i twctiiugiy \‘tllh his singing.
'tliit‘li thl- l’rt-utlent absent n- l The concert music rcudvrcd by
‘li‘lll pl-rtoim tllc tilllle’; .tt l'l‘t‘Slllt‘l! lAmerit-an Band was warmly l‘l’l‘tiJ‘
'iiit- St’Prt'JHI‘y' l‘rll Keeps itcords o"uttd rcpcatcdly cncored Dancing \\ L1~
what transpires at meetings, entering!enjoyed to a latte hour
aalllt‘ iti .\iiniltt' llook tbl Attend tot 'l‘ltc booths which l'ottu a sptctuctl
.lil t'tll'rl‘t‘xllllltIPIil‘t‘. tcl He shall tllu‘wll'ar part of Hit! decorations oi tilt
all orders on the ’I‘rcastil't’l‘ 'l‘lh lirtll were \t‘l'_V litisy throughout ill:
'lrt'ustlicr tat Shall lttlp it full anti t'H‘lllllg. 'lllc hall was tit‘t'lll‘dltti at.
t‘tll‘rt'tl ilt't'tltlil‘ lit‘l\\t‘l‘ll tile (‘lttll :tthl‘pruprizltcly with American flags, Jt’>
.13 members: tbl llc shall-pay all or looilcd on the balcony roiling \ti.
vlt‘l'h on ltiiii $131“th by HIV i’rl‘slth'ltl. striking. effect. The stage \\‘dh
tcl He shall make olit u iinallt-iul l‘t trttctiw with palms and potted plant
In
til
port It) ht: ll‘.iti iltl' first iucctinu Ill and the IIUK!‘ "\\elcoine" sign. wlitti.
each month. shont- brilliantly “llll t-lct-tric lights
.-\illclt- l 'l’ht- IliIlCl‘rh shall h The booths were prettil)‘ tlt‘f‘flltlltd
\' ltil \.tritius t‘tiltil'ml papers
will llt‘ 191;: ..
t'lvctt‘tl to St‘l\t' tor ll pl-l‘lotl of twcltt
tlinnths. Election ot ott'tcers to lilhh‘ 'l‘oiiiuht .tt lut- lair
plot-t tht last nil-cling ot‘ Ilt‘t‘FlIlIlt'I' liort: \‘lnht “ 'i‘llc Stainlurll lililti \xli.
.\rtit-lt\ .3 Thu itlltlilnistl'atlon tililic on hand. ltlgt‘lllt'l‘ with the int !ll
Stami‘ortl lodge oi lttttl
will t-ttnsls
of tilt-
‘l lit' , lllt‘l’lllllilllt’lll
lill' rules of tile t‘ltlb is to he VPHH’Ii llt‘l'x
unt'rely in the \tivisory litiitrtl. stitnf .‘tlcll
lltlartl to ht: nautttl liy lllt‘ lilailuhlr tlt singing by the Harmony l‘titll"
ot’ .l. k“ .i t'tish. lillllllt-tl, who shall..\oi-walk's tatuous tltltll‘lrllr til till
it“ ‘lluirnian til some. All rub-.5 ailtl'lliiltallh- songstcrs.
‘ l
rcgtllnllons must be approved by shot; ’l‘tll- lunch hump “u, m .pdrm. .._
Atliis‘ory“lltluu‘t’l. ‘1‘" ‘hmhlum “f ”willr and Mrs. ll J. Thomas and v.:.~
lltl'lrt ‘\i to ma. l_ ‘
Krupp. 5 Tm: .luw 01' u... m...” decorated Willi rod and \lliilt‘ t‘ll‘llt
burs shall be .it the lull.- ol’ tt‘txt-rnls paper.
1'” “""k 1”“ *"”r"”‘”' ““' “‘ "ll. lcu t‘l'l‘lllll ttlltl t'il'lil‘ \ttls llisptnswi
-~ - s t. . tllil llil- liltillilll‘l’ t
unto is ltallttttlttl u . .. . 1 v m “uh ”I“
ship .lt'll\t' llll nlhcts Il‘tll It .
twcntv booth and this department
.‘TIII'II‘ 7 .\ member \\ ho lint» lit dun-Hp 0" Mix.) “on." llouhns
.rl. '. .i->- .‘Lt ‘ ‘. .
.ttrtal. in tour nulls shall ht st “his hdilli “Wk”.-
pl‘lllh‘tl. but tttn 1w l‘ctnstutctl on; ‘ .
payment ul bill-k due-s anti lht‘ on: ‘Wkr and “dull” “Ht In ‘ll-Hrt
lrilllt‘!‘ l't‘t‘. provided lht' Ath'lrltl‘lvlol Harry ’l‘tirlov and is. t). Wt-lakc.
llourtl “m” consider P‘lpmmmg "”l ‘ttnd were sold at it booth nttrttctivell
l‘lllllfiitlllt't‘it) permit it.
Artitle ix .\ny nit-iiillcr llllt‘lltllll,1.
to with Iron trout the t‘iull shall .l‘. ‘
connection rt'rl‘t'filllllt it
til
was t:
illltl
arranged In a color scheme of oraurt
land while.
nil‘y thc salon. in “TWINE. W ”W '9"? l The country sltn'c had the usuil
lettirv. 1.. .. . . . -. .. .-
- . .(tttll itlons “hith make in the t ii
Article tl. ’liit- tdvtsory ltourl; ‘ ‘ I H
shall have power. itt'lcr consideration.:t'itl ,Ml'seed cmporluiii. Herc John it
to rctiuoltl tiny nicmbt‘r to X‘t‘slgll.‘(}uu‘ghgr and Oscar Waleur did ‘,
whose. conduct is. in their t)!iillllill.;l.uahh]“ businebvs throughout the men
injurious to the int-rest oi the (hi . his
A lllt'lllbt'l’ t-xpclleti trom- llw t‘lttl.
‘ Ralph E. Dibble had an ltlU'Elt'lth
cannot be reinstated. :
Article tux—The. mt‘elmsfi 0f ”“Wdisplay of Royal 'l‘tiylor clothing. llt
was assisted by Vincent Costello. “‘I‘it
(‘lub sliulltbe held on the “ml'lllltll
lr Wednesday. and second and}
th d FortWill be with him during the week of
fourth. Thursday at cut-h month. _ . . .
use of the Bungalow on any tllflt'l‘ffip'fl‘jfi
film" r””‘l‘;::r;mm b" made to H“ ' V At the combination booth sofa cush
visorv l t . .. '
I ' 1,. ’ions. watches and other useful tti'ti
Article li.-~ liacli member shall
permitted to bring Ii‘lt'lltlh to tilt-.0199 and novellips were dispensed. El-
Thc na
t‘ltlb. prot'gdt‘d 111“ ;;“““:‘“:;“dilii:“"birt W. t‘lark was in charge.
of the them l‘l'tT genera y it tu no to . ~ . ~. H ’
lntcrfert-tl with thereby. No nit-m lionul (910” “”9 “Md l" ”‘9 dtcorn
bcr shall. at any time. intioducc itll}',ll0|ls with well." (‘IYI‘CL
Rut-St \HIU httn‘ 1W0" rt‘lt‘m’d 3|? ill The candy booth was attractively
int-nibt-r ot lllt‘ (fluh. ‘0“. mm, w' -, . . ..
.‘.rtlc'r- l‘.‘. .\'o mctubcr shull ttlk-t ’9 d "h‘pml‘ “nd‘f‘mm “ope
:i\.;ly from the Hub, or injure. or paper. MPH. Prank ll. I‘lPId was
tlmtmy, any newspaper. ptliuplilet.,(‘hfll‘lltt. assisted by Miss lrenc llttluw
, [Jacob H. Linxweilcr. Jr. “
Artlclc l ‘ . . ~ .
forbidden. ' i Joneph Vt. (lolliani. the. secretary
Article ILA—”Filer? shall bt‘ h“t!‘had a booth all his own. and hurt,
~ ,. .‘ , I
standing committees. viz. Lil‘ltilltll‘ll ttlle national colors were used withl
mcnt. Athletic, llcultli, i-iiiuntc. l
of ituspcnsion.
III. is strictly
llanihlinn’
hit
I
TUESDAY. ran. a. mi-
tttlttllt mm "
bPOONER COHPANV '
abut“.
"— . 'Anllvrwi'“ oi .‘uawdlk mil [x
it... tvlgrtiilid'v‘“l l.» lot- 1'.» to: l ““-'“““"d “1”“ h": h" l» to tut illilltiil) tin storumy .
. - . -: - ‘2. ‘isn ...~ 5 .__ . .
“11.5: oi d n opt tp l l i»: it s . Vu‘ lith, ;-> (,tl.t lzt ”it best . ..-. ""IHDIL'
thin. and Allan n’ tludiliin~ it: h .
loony luv-ii tliiilw‘t‘it'tl X-Iill ltit- him“ i in. unrkwi Elms- .l -l~ :-~ 'I‘ . ' i" ”1 ""“‘”"'e today. “M" “I“
all t a l “u"i Lilittll’tl. oi Son ligafltdl‘ [in tumor was illiithlliltvl i; (ct-ll Sl'ouittr and her tilllll ca nip.tiiy
ixorlmllt. t or... t..lu . ‘ ...itl theiri Albrtt ii loiilnidu \ idl Il‘ttlll . “om the l-HI" theatre. m Iii'ldLflltO‘l‘l.
:rlr-nlls “who til . r. .ittlliittiuil “lili‘ I‘ltl)tll'. t'l7)‘ officials unit int lllltt‘r> t» ' .,. h h f
Marin. (‘tlt'lytilttr‘ 'l‘rlllc. Great Sutheul nigh“ e l “I “3‘ fil‘l’i‘rhdll't‘ --1 Jim
Al‘i‘lt‘It‘ lr 'l but ill“ Il'dlliv oi the lit :(' Hill! a in u! \t' 5 Austin, «1 iIItEyi‘ ‘HU ‘ol “it. Rigent l‘mtlre. ‘i ‘N-e
piliilizttluli tilt lflt“ll its the Cyiliu't: .ilw t‘in oi Standout. wits all rh‘t ’l‘r..lil oi the Lonesmng pmp “t ,3
. hill the mom letters l’llil'rxt lillllfir t L‘t't gut st . , -
. . .. milliliet‘ and w . - ~ 1
Uti~lli~ ‘itvuilg .ll-‘n‘a \ssiwlulion . lite t‘lllt‘l‘ltllllllit'lll oi llll,’ l.t-liUlfs'tn (. G Hill), “Hm““f‘m‘
.‘iititlc ‘.’ ’lrin.‘ lilt" o t't’l‘: I)!‘ t‘tillrltt‘i‘tglllil) \ll‘d> worth ‘~\liill' Ul'ltlllt" “18 DIR} It ldkfll liom 15w hm]. it?
p l>"ll oi the tilltw l’r.,-.t.ltl.t.iport‘s 'r'..t Stars prowl! tiwiiistllt the nuns tunic, by Eugteht- “but“
.. A ‘v, -_ . . " ‘1»‘.r'1) -' \- v \ il“ I‘lll . I', . ‘
t... Phbldtlll. .‘ttrtltllj. illlti lint. i(dpt1btl rillt‘rldllrirr-v LU” "‘5 F the tlutho: of ‘lhe Lilli“ ‘s‘l-epneltl
urer a tilt'erllng series oi songs, do 1.: of 1,. 1.111
. , . ,. tr " . . ‘ . c . .
.~\.tvii~ I: The tlilliv‘s HI the l'rl-si *und jokes. “illitlnl lttttlilr’) ;tl,, \ma‘o CUHW. \tlllth ..,..tl.t- to.
:litrlll shall or. z'l‘houias Lynch were lllt’ will llll‘ll .t: day as one of Alilrl‘jtgl'g .mmkid my...
Iels. The story is taken Iltth the ‘ltr-
ginizt hills. and the utillospht 76' ot that
,beautilul wtlitdnmllly
,gblougill out in tin production Ali‘s
‘Spoullcr, in the part ol "June."n hear
‘tii'ul country intiiltlen. and lliitivt‘ “l”
‘the hills, is at. hrl best ili nil: DH:-
duction. She is tibly supported by
‘the remaindllr of tin t‘tllli‘pllllfv. who»:
,abilities are wvllitllt‘HI’l in Norwntk
and Bridgeport.
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countiy
18
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BRYCE OR BALFOUR
‘ MAY COME TO
THE UNITED STATES
l U ’XIfllx. It’ll. K, l-‘I:_’" .1, HI,
‘- 'i‘llc Mant‘hcstcl titlort‘l»). m
.in t-tlitorlgll tlrticlt twin). tut“
gcsts that \‘iscount lil':,\‘t'.~itllll.>
cl'ly llritish .\nil)'.lsu«ltn‘ 'o the
.l‘iiitttl Stairs. or Artt .tt J Pill-
tititll'. I’lt‘st lord of tilt ‘tltim
Jill). lit still In ”it Ifllllt'tl tidal!»
with full points to mild -‘ l'
.lilUt'IxLlllt‘ t'olitrtivcrsy wit
:govcrnulcnt tit \YSI‘RIIIIIKIPZT.
ipulllishcs a statomcnt from.
iIAtlllltlll t'tu'rt'sliotltlrut to ill.) .
‘lct‘t thilt tlctlllic t‘lt'sc in into .
with \tiglu \mcrit'ait .lll'atrs‘ t.-
prcss tlii- opinion that sot...) um.
‘stt-ti should in: ttliwn.
l‘llc (illill'till'lll s:i_\~ tl'uT
liltlt‘katlc tlucstitm is. living tvrtvs
t-tl throughout tlit- l'nitcd Status.
no lcss pcrsistcntly than is lltr
Lusitania question. and, with ll..-
ldisputc regarding the phrase-
‘ology to be employed by tiri-
,many oncc settled, exclusive .1!-
tcntioii will be given to the blot." 'v
ado matter. The Guardian tlw‘rcll's
upon the fact that the llrimh
people are puzzlctl that purely
trade subjects should crcatc 1N
much excitement as the (location
of human life anti says:
"British opinion has. pcrsistetn't-
ly overlooked the. fact that (itiV—'
man diplomacy possessed “tWO
great. advantages ovcr ours. The
first is thattthcwcriticul and own
hostile attitude of the Anion’um
Navy toward British scatiowcr.
as well as theories on whichnt.
is based. is almost as old as «the
American nationvitsclt'. ”or told:
war with thc L'nitcd Flatt": unwc
out of what was. ra'g‘nnieil» by
Monica as an abuse of our pow‘
er al. sca.
“We have l'orgottmi tltc tlctntk.
but the Ultitcd gtzltm: haw not.
and both thcll and now ”It" Unit-
-|
ttlt‘
pledges will be received in the intér- bition
favoring national llil)hI-i
cuts of the debt. I
LtinH i.\'. lit-ti. x, H *
”Blind?
l.ti.\'l)t i.\', Feb. 8. t :15 p. tu.———
Tltc \\'cckl\‘ World says it hctlrs‘i
that l'dt‘ltl Marshal Lord Kitchen-V
cr is likclv to takc over command
of tllc l’lritish iot't‘cs in Egypt.
i
. , l . .
House. . iprctty ”I?“ ‘0 decm‘m’t ;e(l States govcrulncnt rcgrardx-ul-
Entcrtalnment committee shalllhavc The cake booth was arranged with ' self as the ‘natural champion ."f
charge 01' all entertainments. 3““ pro 9 color‘scheme of yellow and white > -' ' » ‘~ ‘ . . - .
pare such for each meeting 'l‘nol ‘muu‘ll fight" It 7“ ttn'possrt'lltf
‘0‘.
. vi . 7V, H‘. "m l" ‘ . .' .
Chairman taking charge of all sot-till "”9" 'l'm’m‘ “- "mm“ “do in tlldlst lto t.\.iggcratt tht itillutncc
.‘ the interest and enjoyment of the
’°“““’ ”“°""’ Mlllllllll litlll‘l lllll
‘_- o l .
SHIPS -WANTED FOR WAR SUP-
The Sunday school class: of Mrs. \\.. l l . . :55 u ”1'.
Fred M. Wheeler is plnning to hold a ' H ' ”‘ mtg“ m cotton i'zri'.’
valentine day's social. This alfpir will
probably be hold on Monday evening.
of next week. and will be in the. Sun-
day school room of Christ Episcopal
church. on Gregory Boulevard. A pro
gram of interest has been prepared for
PLIES.
HONOLULU, Felt 8. ~thzotillti0mt
are in progress here between the sug-
.ar factories and the Aiiteriean-Hnwai—
"inn Stcamghip Company. it became.
known today. whereby a majority of
the company's. steamers will be re;
leased from sugar carrying engage-
. s‘tint east by rail.
merits and permitted to accept con.
tljhcts for carrying supplies to the. Eli-
- tmitc Allies.
"Suflicicnt tonnage will be l‘t‘ht'l‘vtid,
it was announced. to handle the sugar
“San Francisco, whence it will be
‘ If this is done. there will be no
tlic Stu-dish steamship 'l‘t-\;i\ id
in l" r l' ‘ l . ' ‘ .. “ ' i A‘D
aunt, or in poll til l\lli\\\.l“.> t “
Scotland. 'Hlt‘ "(“‘S(.] 1‘.“ \MV I, VFTORO'I’ N
.. o
Urlczins Jun. 2.: null tht'titirt'
.Vcws' Jan. 27. lultttttl tor (itltlicti
llurg‘ untl (Jil‘lsllillllil.
' ' \liss Helen llrunimer of the Post
road, has been quite ill this week.
with pleurisy, but is now recovering.
, CHANCES "I cull-D’s .‘iiss Charlotte llelaflcltl lilt‘llilic.‘ or
‘ jtllc .\'orototi fanillv 01' that name. will
. ; have one of the prominent parts it: the
t IONCUE [8 80A“ .jitin o: the (lods. which will be held
I ’rtcx: Friday night. at the Astor ilmcl
- . .. ‘in Now York.
If Cross. Fevet‘ish, Sick. Billous. Clean‘
Little Liver and Bowels. i Mrs. Sarah Tales-t.
A laxative today savus a sick child making her home for several months
tomorrow. Children ‘simply will not with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pinch of
take the time from play to empty their] the Post. road will leave. shortly to
bowels, which become clogged up with . take up FGSldC’IICP “'i‘h friends I“
waste, liver gets sluggish, stoninchfiomh Norwulk'
sour.
Look at the tongué, Mother! If coat-l The evangelistic
ed or your child is listless, cross. few, have been i “progress at the Mathew
erish, breath bad, restless, doesn’t. eat; dist Church for the past three weeks'
"s an. .A
who has been
with a scat in tho t‘uliittct.
How “Til” He ps:
tswollen feet, sweaty feet
services which “let. tired feet
s - _ , ,.l‘unctions. .
and that the harl tit Dolby. tltti “New. film“ arrange H“ mm “H
“i“"m’ri’t Recruiting. ““1”””thiihitlons. games etc. of thls tlchtlt't-l
licw Sct‘rcttti'v oi Stittc for \\ at‘. nicnt. shall report at each meeting;
' fwhut progress is taking place until
.t .- -. .24 ”1..
'~ ' . . . . .lofi‘ei .auhgoblions lot tht (ll \t opmt ,
lht- \\orltl guts no fllllIltllll} lm, this department.
("r ”W ‘Tlmn- but 533"“ i} ‘5 E‘mrl Health. shall report any member.
sill in Illlt‘ with rcccut intimation .3 Sm." and ”an them. .
tlt‘tt V‘trl Kltrhcncr might with-l Finance. shall take charge. ot till;
. t
- . ~ '. .. 1b' ls. xatnlnc lllt‘lll when presenteth1
tll‘llw ”m" 1h" \_\:tt' M31114!" 1” tliild ife found correct to so rrport at'
assume liltil‘t‘ arttv'c tlutlcs. ‘11“, meeting.
Lord Dcrliv has just l't‘llll‘llCtIt House. shall see that tho Bungalow.
to London from a vigil to tlic.is kept clean and neat. anddmvcun
l‘ ‘ "it f .. .. .Hm. . in l.‘lnn_llll(‘lr care the protection (it all from
mu" “u” “I“ ‘ ‘k little from damage ‘
’ Article lS.»—vBy-Laws may be made.
__ _.._.._n._v.t.lntl from time to time altered 0".
_~— VIETMJQMW 'unicntled by the Club. by it twoiliirds'
vote. 0" the members present.
All changes in the By-Laws must.
be read pt one. meeting. and laid over
(It‘l‘s.
‘ ' for final action at another stated
Sore lircd Feet ,
, All Ply-Laws and alterations there-t
of must be approved by the .»\dviitor_v
Bohrd. '
Article lit—«The business meetings,
of the Club shall ho held on the lirst‘
meeting night of each calendar mOlllll.J
Speqial business meetings can be or-;
dered through the Advisory Board..
and members to be notified tliereot’
burning feel,
smelling
Goodbye sore feet.
Good-bye corns. callouses, liunions
and raw spots.
1 3110’“? and “0 mound for an in' heartily. full of cold or has sore throat; are to continue for another week.
No more shoe through the Secretary.
grease in the price. the commission or any other children’s ailment, giveé Rev. 9. E. Dawson the pastor statea
"SAYS. audit 8180 Will reduce the tom-a teaspoonl'ul of “California. Syrup of
“page problem and thus help to keep
«down the cost of other commodities.
”ORE RESTRICTIONS
. . ON SUGAR
LONDON, Feb. 8, l :50 p. m.—
‘Morc restrictions on the int’por~
tion of sugar during the comv
n
nutrition—is the rccounnendaw
_ '1 undo by a British Royal
. . mission." The report of the
Wars”; thltw‘economieo
them .of sugar will “influence
nus of cxchanec in favor of
' ’«Brl‘tlthu’as. all “the sugar
\ 2"
mg months in order to reduce itsiment given tn “7 Nehem-
Figs,“ then don't worry. because it is
perfectly harmless. and in a few hours
tall this constipation poison. sour bile
,and fermenting waste will gently more
out of the bowels, and you have a well,
playful child again. A thorough “in-
side cleansing" is ottimes all that isl Monday. There. will. therefore. be not 1 " ‘ ,
necessary. It should be the first treat-
,Bewaro of countertelt llg. syrups.
Auk your druggist for ‘a cocaine homo;
of "Cdfmrnin Syrup of Figs,’ which
hamll~W~vaoblem childm-
of!“ “amt-mtmpn plainlyl
printed on the bottle. took carefullyi
antmtthlttill ll mule by the “Cl“
(and: IN: Syrup Connolly."
it
I
, ,, Article l7.—-—Five members shall
tightness. not constitute a quorum.
tliatoul-of—tpwn preachers will agalnl ‘ no more limiting Article lit—Any young men of good
preach. each evening except Silurllay.l with pain or charactelr maly lhehvoted in! as a mergi-
- 4 her of tie. Cu 0. must. iowever e
"-— ‘ lrawing up your . _
l t ' ended h two membeia, and
The monthly mcotlnus ol the Civic in again. iggiimrlglerred my the Advisory Board
League which have hitherto been held “TIZ” is 1111181“ who will consider the application for
nienlberehip.‘
Article 19.-The Club may elect.
from time to time. gentlemen who
are interested in its welfare. an Hott-
orary Vice Presidents. .
COMMITTEE ON BYLAWS.
Frank Goodchlld
. George Bugley'
Adopted February 2d. 1916.
J. Wilbur Bhokman. President.
E. A. Taylor. soomt’ry.
l cal. acts right
off. “'l‘IZ" drawn.
out all the pots-
nieettng this week. but on Monday.'on‘ous ekudations.~w ich put! up' the
the 14th. which is St. Valentine’s Day, feet. Use “le" lint! forgot your foot
the members are planning it gala so misery. All! how comfortable your
clal meeting" 'feot feel. Get a 26 «th0: at “le"
. lnow at any drunlst .or departmentl
‘Ainm: other dlfllcultlci which store. Don’t Him. Haw'xood feet.
Bridloportl is moodnpbecuue of her glad loot, toot that never swell never
meant “boom"‘growthJI that of sul- hurt-.znovurtzet tired.w A your! foot
flaunt nurses to flint-tar to the clot. comfort smugfibrmomy rotund-
Tho Brttlnprt Hoopla! Triton; u. . l
on the second Tuesday of each month.‘
have been in progress at the Mellie-5
ll you’vo .“inodo. notifibolore in
any buolnetu mltlou, era'- nn up
portanlty timid-I you to doll. own.
5 a.
it n .‘ . i.
. ~l.
‘ Hug] P
.atssisted by Mrs. Rufus J. Smith lllltijthSL‘ liia‘toric fuck on Aulmituti
Mrs. Howard Tilly. ipolicv. Sccotitlly, it will bc 1..-
A display booth was in Order ill] .nteuiliercd that, at thc coul'crcticc
Joining the cake booth and hcre .L-il‘ts i 0‘ Paris fifty V031“ ”if" WM?"
to be given out, pennants, tlacs antilahOH-‘hc‘i privatcerlllg, ”W‘Jj’fii‘
other things were displayed. Mrs. .tl JV‘I States “Jug“! 1" “”57"“: '0“
ltcrt Pi. Winchester was in charge. as tthc ground that, :lltllout‘fh ' "I“
sistcd by Miss Charlotte (lorhnnt ant! ‘ abolition might. aid ”1“ cause "if
ms“ Bessie l. Pohlman. humanity in “or, it favored allit-
'l‘he llll‘stPl‘l' booth was in cli:tr::c (it gl’cl’tt “3"“! powers “I 1h" “’0'”
Mrs. Idlrt’tt‘ llitvis. and the color at the expense of the powrrs WM) ‘
“hem? was ”Ho“? and black. A! INS: a large lllt‘l‘Cflll‘tlIe nizii'tnc. but _a
booth many people threw ttl‘l‘ows :tl small 1]} :uiyln Something ‘1)!5 ”“8
(‘liarlcy Chaplin iii miniature :titti.rirtl‘:1(;1.vttj 1." tltcll‘scs ’."k:'r.n‘li'€‘t%
were. rewarded for their efforts l (warts rt’l‘llldliy 5‘ “mi”
ht" . - ’
- lthc submarine as all tnstmmtml
inyster ac ' .. . .
y D kdg“ ’of war.’
I‘ .
1 “‘f‘ “Wine“ ”00”] “'35 a"“‘“f‘“"‘j‘~"t The Guardian declares: that the
decorated 1]] true Japanese lasiiion tort controversy turnip-g mug of 1hr"
the chair and was in charge of Mrslstmngzcst curcnts of Ammicun.
Harold F. Clark assisted by Missstmngest currcnts of American
Anna E- Sti‘egmufier. 1ain must (lcal and thatwwhilc
Pink anti white was the color there is little conservatism tuition}:
scheme of the fancy booth and i‘uneyttbc Atticrlt‘n" Ill-‘OPIP- i” no “thl'l'
articles were dispensed here Ulltk‘l‘l COUMI‘V in the “'0?” l9 “Will“?
the direction of Mrs. George H. Htrsl, . of tradition in the conduct of’for—
Mrs. J. Fred McMahon. Mrs. Freud?“ relations 9” !onu’. ““7“ take
Jennings and Miss Ethel Hit-st. ‘ :3 WW 33”"? view 0f “W‘I'Mf‘mfl”
Red. white‘ and blue .dpcomuomj ties into which the whole of thin
were in order at the refreshment:“()mrm‘crsy mm? 19m“ “cf: says
booth at which isot‘t drinks were dis-lthe Ftllll‘tl'lall'; It adv‘m‘atcslt’hc
pcnsed. Alfred B. Cum" was in SCl‘ldlllQ ot Viscount llrvcc ate-a
charge. assisted by George Sclireiber, sptttal U“ 0y to Amcrttu and.
Harry Williams; Daniel Keyworth.‘ g {atllfiirgnsé ($33“ 31;:3‘0112') V 1“”.
. . t ' t ,
Harry GaNuu was in charge of the' -
7 ' donc and it is work that cannot
:oat r . ‘ . . t “ .
‘ 00'" ( mm“ A‘ Willem had he donc too soon. ’ lltc ltclvstmpcr
charge of the sale. of tlckets and lies-' “a“. in concltwittt'r "'l‘hic'ié . t~~
ter Br ' ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ l
ush and Rnyniond‘Stratton were. nicrclv a problem of "it“. wan; t
engaged in the taking of tickets. The
general committee was made up in:
follows:
lritislt-sp taking pcoplr." \‘
' ‘ Gotten Custard.
When linoleum begins to show we”.
point the surface with a good quality milk lo'gctlter. Add six cadmium
mav affect the whole future tifilli'eu
Boll one. pint ot‘litrottu calico with
0!, floor varnish and allow it u long» luvs been beaten into one andttml‘
tlme' to‘ dry thawwoold be neon-e halt cool of «our. and united“.
thin for wooden boards. slow own.
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