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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 25, 1916 · page 8

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r FRIDAY. FEB. 15, 1,16

 
 
 

IWIlStS Goods

For Spring and Summer War
are now being shown in Percale-n,
Glitch-n. Guineas. \‘oIIt-s Batiste.
Crepes. Seer-suckers, Garbardrnes. ett

A rompiete assortmeu' 0t
WHITE GOODS

E. K. BANKS

MIMckemo Hotel Block:
South Norwatk.

 

 

Special lot of Books 25c

A Number of Them By
‘ Jack London.

DONNELLY'S

to South Main Street.

IIIII NEWS

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1... _.t'.t Hoosie-

i lit‘

I stit'tal

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held ltiitllzlti at IIlt

inlett'itr.
l'ost room.» oi the

lit-tel

clocks tieaned, repaired. inainspringsl
with l’ motith written guarantee at;
our option by (‘harles liranti.
.___._
The south Notwai‘tr Iiilitlisl Sulltlztt
enter
for:

I
dt-pat lntent's
scheduled

schtml piiit.at_\
Iainint-ttt. whith was
this etetting. has been postponed until

 

latet Il""iltlnt' ot' the storittt weatherI
’l‘ltt- itter'tzirtttnent' t-ttiitntittees oi1
I‘illlfllia Itebt-Itah Lodge, l t) t). i-‘.t
will II‘is evI-Iting hold an Itrtportatttl
meeting The session will be held
in the lodge rooms. on Stlliill Marti
strut
"’ " "‘ l
LEAP YEAR DANCE.
Armor). February L’IIIII .‘It‘ljllt‘lly'sl

’Sillziil! (it‘chestra. i

Out ttt iurt) two lIIt-tt who appeared:
the court. in,
to serve as jtit‘titten. hut‘
The rest were ex
\:Il’itttls‘ reasons.

had
panel.
itt Norwalh

\estt Itlttl Iit Sttpetiot

lititlut‘ilt't l.

lli'ttr \\t‘ c tlttts‘t'll.

t
(‘Iist-tl on and new.

jury
contplet .-

\\:I.'l'l1lll.~ to be ser\t~tl to

lllt‘ I“Utll' wattantsl

\‘tl‘lt' .\O‘\‘l’iI Irv SIiet'Ill'I
Benedict on the
Stephen H. Iloltnes. George I
arid .lolttt

also st-rit-ti itt Ila

following their
ituxton.

ilettri‘ i t‘ohot'n hlot'ton.‘

t

Four \Iat‘ants were I
that b} s‘herift lloulens I
l

—~Ilr.trii t reliable alarm clotlts from

 

 

$1 to Lint. Sold with a 1.3 months.
gttartnwo against defects, (lrecn
fstatttp- t

\\'lii‘t~ \‘alking along I’itkiu street I
New Il.x\t‘ll. 'I‘ttestiav night at hint-I.
o'clocl. \Iiss Anna t‘ Schmidt “as hiti
with :t "Itllll instrument weildeti by .I
you I; ' i2: \~.lto stepped suddenly from]
the s‘wtimts at the entrance of a‘

bllIItIllr: there. ihiss Schmidt is a tele-I
phottt- operator Iii tlte employ of theI

IitTus
Ispring to cotne‘

 

 
 

This is the finish of our
cleanup sale on boys’ cloth-
mg.

Overcoats for boys from 8
to it) years on which
save $3.

you

Heavy and medium suits $1
to $4 less than formerly.
Some bargains for all ages
this week.

'Rogers 8: Stevens

South Norwalk. N orwalk.

 

In” line stilt hats tl'ltt'leit's

II \ii sbtlli It
littittti'ttm

Jtltlgt- (-tl’lll L‘l

Iiall

in I'll)

court. will

IlitilllillL'.

’lltitl the tases UI t‘harit-s Wilson andt
t. l r; t‘il \\'u~l.i't.litt|t ”Wt" ‘Aliiert Williams. til Utttlywort who
- ,_ I\\l'lt‘ the principals III a Ilt i.l.ItItl
.\ I‘iIIlll‘Iii Ittutt': r “ll“tl “Mt“ 1‘” .tutting tray. on Water street. early
the late John I] lit one}. “I “"“l IV“ l\\'ttlriestla\ morning Wilson slasiteti'
(tar street. has l't‘l b-«tlt‘l- ‘1” mm“ ‘\\'rlli.tttrs on IIlt llt‘(I\ Ind It'll htnti
ii._u or st Man's «Hindi twtistm is IIt‘ItI lot a. Hill and int
——-‘-——* llti’}. under new bonds. nhile \\‘II-
Stutt‘ttt'd lltl‘ttllis'lt'tl” 1““ ““3 "”H IIIItllIl- is charred with breath oi" the
esiilli; l-‘l‘fllt'l' “Il‘l'III‘TJ‘ “"3’" I‘M" “I” ‘ peat-e. tinder bonds :Ii $2.3
night at the homes of various pat ._____
I isitionws ot the First Meihotihi Hill" litiy your derby at ()‘I‘Iriett'ii
copal church. of South Norwallt‘. .,__.__
.__..—~ —- \\ hen our li‘airl‘rt-ld t‘ounty Ilevelop-
int. and old rancid oil will WWI int-nt organization gets ittto its wort. i
your “step and clock. \VHII‘IH‘S 3“"; itig clothes. one of the first featttrt-sI

it “Ill look to. will
forestry lines. There is it National
American :l‘oresity Association. with
headquarters at Washington. andthree
(‘tinttecticttt men are among the
presidents and directors r—l’rot',
Chapman. Theodore it. itristol. and
Prof. \\'m Ii. Tail of New Haven
This association iii working under or-
ganized effort for tire bettefit of the
whole l‘nitetl States, and offers
share the advice of IIR experts nun
others t‘tiartes ll. Plaintiff» prime.
inottr of l-aitfiold (‘ounty improve
ment movement and piloted ll I’lil
worth its setretary might take not
l-‘airfitltl' s tub. are otte of the

probably

\icc

Ii ll

It!

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‘t-ttief attractions. but they are sadly

iit need of scientific treatment

and mourning Iiillltl‘.

l‘ntltrellas
ti'nrien‘s.

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High School Notes

NW
The hast-ball candidates are anx-
t'or tht- tti melt. and for
so that lIlt) may ht

 

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L‘III to practice tor the tt|It'lllll;:
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Atttttioon
Elizabeth

sttmttl.

The regular “'l‘htit‘sdav
Setting t‘lub" met at Miss
Slawson's home. on IIl‘IIiI‘It'}
yesterday.

Much is liting manifested
iii the joint entertainment which the
students of the t‘enter and Franklin:
Junior High sthools will give this ttfI
evening. iii the liigh
hall. A colonial pa
L‘.t'ilnl is one of tlte Iii: features oi‘tlte

interest

It‘I‘ rtoon and
school assembly

a flat ir.

hlr. l‘erry took a picture of the

Southern NPW England company “I‘llggirls‘ basketball team in the assent-

xtt’ter inting part
Swedish Methodist Episcopal church
she ti l~ going to the telephone omcei
,to get some articles which she haui
forgotten The man struck at her
several tintes. One of the thrusts hit
her on the neck, while anothcrslightly
wdunded her cheek The assailant tlid
*not at want to rob lter but as she star; I
gered under the births. he ran up

State s: reet.

 

iii a social at them".

vesterday. The following young

Iladies will appear on the pictures if ‘The SIIIIIpr"

they turn otit “will \iaiion Hatfield.
.\Iarv \ItMaIton \iation llodwell, iii

Florence
Marion

Smith.
Oswald.

Estelle
Florence

\‘nt t itlL".
Starr,

(‘oates anti Blanche Vet-Iii. The cap.
Itain. l‘lanche Vet-lin heldtltc ball ThoI

bovs all hope that the \‘pltllllCS will'

be on sale soon.

 

 

 

There is no condition in

head in debt.

tile each week regularly.

posited with us.
COME IN 'AND

OVER IIIS HEAD

completely destrOy his happiness as being over his

Such a situation can be avoided by opening a SaV-
ings Account in this institutio and laying away a lit-

We will help by allowing interest on every dollar de-

 

South Norivalk Savings Bank

“mum- -_ _- - -H.-,__---i

 

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be on i

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LECTURE

b; the tumour l nron Cound of tbe‘
i\W I: it oi t‘uiatrths lul‘ [lie free’.

'u.: U} Il‘qlld tittidrietu, of Bos-t
tort. or. ’l'eate and War ' “inch is to!

be held at the itegent
The speaker I.«
rrrtrotiutt-d by Edward J Quinlan
it Is arrrrourtted that Mr

at h uitlot'lt p Hi
It‘

teatttttgs gitiitg the ol

.nd the way to establish It".ttl‘ [it out

t ‘4 Libt‘r

IIIdLirtIlinl and
I\Ir
plain the t‘itrisitan attitude

ltiirrvslrt pttr‘iillilrlii

.ir ll‘ikillttll.‘

three phase» of his :tlItjt‘t’l. while Iii‘

t‘Ier's IIit' Idi>r li'.ttitillt.'~ til [dill

t‘I.‘
\\ Iinl disruption"
\l'hat solution do t'athoitcs ol'tei

tans. s iattirlt

tII\ti|t't‘ and Its IiilltIIt‘il Ilititlr’Ill t‘\II

\\ it .I l tlisrs Itii‘ Intrastiatl toniltt s

III «or littlt" IIIJ“ uttiiltl itlllttlllt.‘
. 1a'tli.»tt inttnstriai Iii-ate“ .

What Is the cause oi vtat‘.‘

Ihlts iIrt I:IIIUIAI.iIl \\.Ii p'ti.t
tt.:t;tt;.nrtt to be it tarittrt-i’

\\‘tt.it r~ needed to t.~|.tlilt.si‘i and it
Iliiilllillili all l‘lltltil'lllc' pttit'e ol Int
lions“?

I \\ hat has the dumb done lot rrr

IIIilluIitllirti lit-ate" \\ tat can will‘
today?
how tilit‘tllt‘lltt' lo tlit lope Iii ttt.tl

Iti\ oi faith tIIII llltil .tls toitt'. it with
tho patrrottt lIllI) of t .lllttillt‘s ltilIit'll
ll unlit?

Ir there a higher iorttt of patriotism
In

some ot the one.

‘Il.an that tatrtziti
tizuith"
=ttttits .‘lIr

lite ('atlrtilrt
Iitese art
tioltistetn will ansntr tn III
address at the itegent Sun
illL'Ilt .‘tiatth .tth lirs argument

are said by his triends tht

I Theatre
(Ill_\
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I to stand
tests of tight-reason, but

.tt't‘ not so complimentary
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THE PALACE.

The Palace presents another \autie-

ville bill for tire last part "I this
lweeh The management hits set aside
‘the occasion as "A MidWintt-r Vatttio
ville i-‘esttial " The principal attrac-
‘Iitlll is tit-orgi- Auger, the tallest corti-
edian oti t‘tll‘lll.lllltIt'illllpllll).ilIH titti-
.slcal corned) "The
Fear," \\lIIl the

fantasy,
which not
iot‘ the audience

‘tti tell the

Giant
approval
It takes three scenes
which is a fairilnnd
‘IIIIP. attd art interesting title Mr. Au-
L‘lf is it giant or statute and xiits a
Iiwod thrttattir Irttpeisonatlon as “The
i‘e.tt‘ of fttitylaittl
Itttritiht-ts are introduced attd dancing
Ittttniltt-rs add ttt the act. The day
Itontt It‘amt'lv is a charatter (‘Itllllttli
Iepisode It hi it tioi of laughter frottt
Itht start to the finish Hull) and At
Inolti are said to be of the \‘ew York
t\\llll|‘l ttaitlett The) have all of the
earmarks of musical
their vaudeville tit-light
Iful. Ilov La I‘eittl has an eucplion
allt powerful baritone vt.tI‘t-e lie ap-
Ipeats as 'A Illatksittilh" with a spe-
Itldl stone to tarti out the idea Kee -
'ei llros. rind (‘0. present' ‘The Sport-
in" (iOOtIs Stort Their act is filled
l\\iIII and laughter and

distinctive comedy nov‘»
:eltv. with bitg punching as the
>|lNItlI featute The tttotion pictures
were of the bwfl The same bill will
be repeated todai 5nd tontotroii with
ItII: tttut: of pictures. todai‘ s being It‘

IAits rItttI 'i‘iiangle.
|

story,

.liany musical

 

comedy
Slit-t ialtt

Hilti

ls

hlll'liIINQ‘S

its a

HIP

‘THE SPIDER. "

\\ith a Paramount attraction ‘The
tSpidcr,“ featuring the noted l‘itttline
llt‘rederick..at the Regent Theatre to-
do}. capacity houses are assured for
the matinee and evening. Pauline
IFretIerit-k appeared recently in “Bel-
.la Donna.“ which was up to the time
of its. release her mOst noted picture
wot-h Successful us it was howeier
it Is artpasscd by her new effort iii
The entire force of the
big Paramount organization was di-
trccteti to making this release feature

Ilian Tnonibly, .inny Sachs Dorothy 0"? 0! ”W mast notable of the year

and the results have been all that
Icoultl be expected. There will he the
astral matinee and evening shows. of

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av DAVID GOLDSTEIN.I
Arrangements have been completed:

on March 51b,
to-

ttoidstein‘
Itrir deal with his subJetI under threel
“at,

tlolttstt ill vtrrl citaltt‘
on these-

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for Infant:- nnd Children.

Mothers Know That

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ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT AND POWER

White E'ectric C

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS I. CONTRACTORS

tarry the largest line of It ning Room Dome: in the city
flashlights supplies, etc
\iirogen Gas i-‘llleti \uto Lamps—

littixs‘
$2.30 and $3 tut

Full

 

 

the hitter two complete Performances
bexrnttin at. 7:45 and it o'clock. ’l‘O»
morrou. the Vitiigriiph liltie ilihbon
feature "My ley‘s Slipper" will be
offered, ln‘Vthia picture Anita Stewart
and Earle Williams, famous iii their
run lit the thin Vituuraph serial "The
odrlms" are presented and thin “their,
biggest feature attire the Goddess"
was concluded. Tilt.- )’ of the pin)
is by (‘yrus Tow
of The island of

ice of Courage" a
On Monday. the not out of Mad- I
am .\ \vill appear ‘ the pin present I

Ifera t Ion." '(Thtd-

Roberts will be seen in a new I‘uii-
mount "Pttdditt‘ iiead \\"ilson' (in
Wednesday hlr, aitd Mrs. Vernon
(‘astio will make their screen appear
once itt .Norwalk in “The Whirl of
Life."

All ARIISI’S WOIl0lilflll .
ANIIISIS 0f 000D MUSIC

(Continued from Firlt P190.)

 

 

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tion with its exposition. a secondary
theme. the musical argument and the
conclusion. The other movements
elaborate these two themes with
changes of key and tetttpo to give
contrast and variety. and the last
tttovernent or ttnale gathers all tip into
a great unity.

The sonata proper is a (ortiposltioiti
for one pertormer. lttit the greatt
duets. trlos. quartets, qttintets. are butI
the sonata fornt arangetl for two or.
more lnstrutttents, and the symphony:
is again but the same sonata form art
ranged for the ftili orchestra. Tltis'
sonata form .\ir. lliart illustrated by}
Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony. lie;
then played a purely descriptive com-
position. Mendelssohn's “Fingal's
Cave." with its surge of the sea into.
the caveree and dripping of water]
from the roof. This ended the mus-
ical analysis. and then followed a
hit of pure delight when Mr. Biart
played three little waltzes by the“
Viennese composer Schuck. and the
Moszkowski “Melody." in which the
art and wonderful tonal quality of his.
playing were especially clear; as one
listener was heard to express it. ‘tho

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I Washington St Phone 3423 So. Not-walk, Conn.

About fifty people were present and
there were many expressions of up
preciation oi the treat enjoyed.

at her" ~ successes. tIOultIt d.

 

 

 

Stillson Powell Corp.

ed in pitturc form Tuesdal Theodorel I“! Recoveries

Iat'kritnn'l Alterotive ltnn rutored
to honitl mun) rum-rent from lung
trouble.

cone

“Gunmen—II J-
on- t-ko- “HI helm
I“... My pink-Inn. a load .3 pue-
“(Io-er.
trouble.
Lippi-eon. o! Lippi-eofl'l Dev-n-

m-olded Helm-I'D Alter-the

“It

toll-l It at once.
tally. "In. no other remedy. and
Illlly lulled (be elnrllz of the
III...
I] III
Alter"

flue

t \Id-vlll
Ecktnitl'a Alterative la moat etlica-

citrus
vere

upvliulldinx the system. Contains no

harm

Accept no uubstltut‘en.

81: r

ing tlrurxtstn.
recov-
Eek-I- lrlliontory. Phil-dolphin.

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Furnitm-e Co.
FEBRUARY SALE

20% off
80c Buys a Dollars Worth

Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Wadingtou St., S. N.
PHONE 105,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Ifeiore you spend a cent :I

want new Z‘r..irig clothes. can tilt
list: grtui

Fashion Book

FOR

:\ Spring

 

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Pictorial
Review
Patterns

.‘AHowrranya'rfg ' did
\ru rrulre in the VA!
\tbith _\(iu uver were.
buau'e. you "in! them
to Ic' .us iaalwtcnable
less stylish than vcur
itiend .i. '

How much money you
wanted. "

Take no (Iiancs IL
time!

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JAPANESE CHANGES WARSHIPS.‘
TOKIO. Pl‘b. 25. —The Japanese 5&9 Book Sm I
avy lieprirttttent announces that' \ Fa I f“ I18
four warships are being sent to the AND USE
Indian Ocean to replace other Japan " CT" Mum: a" PICIWI me Patterns
ese unit; there. The report that al ’
filradyf (Inihor Japuneu ‘M has been sent to the| ”‘6’ SOUTH "
Mediterranean bs stated it) bi utt ames on" y MAIN STREM'

 

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More. Wilmington. Del.
Ind done 3m! good. I bun

I continued tattle

I now have no trouble with
I. I Ir-Iy believe Hell-urn
tve saved any Ille." (Abbre-

JAS. IQIIIREI.

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iti bronchial cutarrli and tie-
thrnat and lung affection: and
hit or habit-forming drugs.
Small size,
cirular size. 82. Sold by lead-
\Vrlte for booklet of
erieo

Clifford Pharmacy and the

 

 

 

music seemed fairly to drip from the
players fingers." t

 

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February SALE

Offering a saving of from

1070 to 30%

Values that are iambic. Here you will find the
buying power of your dollars greater than elsewhere, and
our tremendous stock o‘er; you a large and varied assort-
ment to select from. Cone in and let us show you the high
quality of the goods and the low prices asked.

ART NEEDLE WORK

in this department we on ”fig an immense variety of new
spring designs in "Royal w Flu.

Charming Lingerie. dainty “'31s”. Children's Dresses and
Rompers, Show Towels. Inch:- Sotn. Fudge Aprons, Dmslu
Sacquea. Boudoir Cape. Mingling Surfs Pin Continua, and
many other fascinating ardent all.

We also carry High Outlaw l'or Embroidering and Cm-
chetlng. A trial will ”ml-durxweflomy.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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