MING SEW
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thus GOLDEN
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PROPRIETORS
HONDAY, FEB 28,1916
“INIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
nigh-tiderayaum 8:.32p m
_. Sun rises 6: 29: sets 5 :42.
if. 5-9;... -.-___V-fl _-,_~ _ ,.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE»
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‘; PHONE CALLS
if .. W Rooms—92
m Officer-93.
Wk Branch Office—1388.
“a Editor's Residence—1225p -3.
: Editor's Residence—75m 4
Busineu Manager's Residence—
1113-12.
% ,. Tobiipher's Residence—890.
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IlASONIC DIRECTORY
OH Will Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
Roots in Masonic Building, South
|I\\tb. t'tlll‘lll «it I‘Ilt'tilltll't'
Illa street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of A.
mh moulh#.lul,\' and August ex- \t‘I‘, \i';1.~ ItIIiItt\I It) \li'in’al \\IlL‘I.I
”Ned, al 8 o'clock. All Musler Iii' \\.i~ till lilt‘ \ililltl an ;1 Ili‘tiiil.
1“ Mason: cordially invited Arthur I)” i‘otirt iii lii~ raw l'iii lIll‘ .iii
‘ I FIIA'l-n “7 1“, R'JL'H“ M Wilcox, iittliiii-tit of Ill\ 111:11'11;1A_11- to 111‘
.: Bu' Wilt’. tigfiil lliii'li (tilt |lt~ iiil'iA
r. izmil lii- had lil'iillhlttlllh iltii'iiig
I!!!" Chapter. N°' ”1 R A‘ M‘ ilill' ltoiit'itiiooii.
fleets hi Masonic Building. South '
Ilnln street, 2nd and 41h Tuesday-l , _ ,___g__.._., 1..-“; 4,7,
0! each month-July and August "AI
courted—ht 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Illsons cordially invited. CharleI:
A“ Tuck, “' 1’., FA 8. Lyon. Soc. matter The .-\lll~lI'I:ln not:A furllitAt“I
a... - __ _ ‘__-_:—,7 ..._ __ ‘Mules. IOI' tht- .A‘tiitiA of Hrllfilit' complelei
1‘ ONE supponr TO ORNAMENTAL iiAAiA< that the (‘Ollllllitntlt‘r of the
‘1 LIGHTING PROPOSITION. :litt- furnished the lll‘tl\'i>i0ll.~‘ “\‘tilllll
(in \‘iriliitmdny itching the l‘IlIZt‘IIS ! lari’ly."
0f o‘oulli .\‘oruail, bill be gin-ii :iiioth-d This i~ in liartiioiiy “11h priAi'iovtix'
.-. uttplii‘llllll!) ol‘ iliItIilii'. to the his. explanations of Bulllll‘dl'illt‘ outrages
tr; «A, p,.,,,,3,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,r,.\,im,.,,i., 511,1, ' from both the 'i‘cutoiiic pom-r11. The
’ "ilKlritiiiilii-A air so rate ilUWild;t).~‘li.u~'lllllllil it will he recalled, was
Hill the privilege to min for the. $in-
itA‘Ai of Mn 1‘1A1 1:111! 1111111111; in place of
l'l .
110' 1:0 unhm Aleii .tIltI
prt"4(‘ll' ~iiiAiA1 lizlilill: eleil'lll \iill
Ill-A indications
me that the Mt 11w mi 111.. ‘Aoiiit i-otii~
\oruiilk “011111 of
.\.~~ti-
miter of tho Sillllli
” '1'1 1th anti tliAA Retail \li-I‘iAiiiiiils'
("11111111 “All iiv «Ar-tuned ulth AiitiAi-m i
' "l‘fifs i~ 'rlr it Aluiu'hl bi- illtiI :io oppmi
li-ni iimir. i‘> to I111 111 A-tulii The pm i
111th tAi'tiitiii-ii':il illliJlIlLl will he in"
211: l through \\'.1A|iiii:Ioi~ lll“t!.\‘ Mon l
""rre 11111901,
S~iti‘li \Iliil .‘~lll‘i'1.
Blullitlt' ~li‘t‘1l lo \\:i~lii11gion .\Irrct lo
_ \i'w-i Month, and through \\’1A,»t 'i\'(‘-i
«1 ”ill try line on litre,
111: A of III" district
north
A» the t-\1nAii.-e. oi the iiiipioHAiiii-iil
: out of the it‘-
Eilectrii
llll ‘
in ,H'Upllit‘il to he
MAY-‘0 fund of Hit“ lloaril of
toniniieuione rs, the taxpayers of
o 4 ricl “III not have llieh tax rate in-
creiaed in L inst-quince thereof “IIICII:
in hell ~Alioiild “'1 1e min for (engral
iilx’ion when laws tire soaring
‘ 11. eht) little. prion-.111 lll iiiiproiiAnient
l
i~ resulting frotn iliiA lllollt‘y 1111111de
i
, siiith .\orivalkcrs mould avail theniA
re; i-ii ot‘ the chance to holler Second,
inherit-1 (‘oliilillOllr by attending the
«it ri‘dtit‘hillg meeting and giving the
lliO-‘i’lllenl a most heaity Himml'? .
, .--._.__.._.___
U-BOAT FACT AND FICTION.
.\u'siro-iiungarlan
the reply of the
govt-111110111 to the American note proA
tea-11g ilgétlnnl the submarine attack!
oi. ‘he Anicr'icaii i’etrolite’
_., alien 5 one of the most baffling things
st ettluci‘
ihe.Un'rted States had to contend uitli the Hocond laigest navy in the world, vessel.
in thboat controversien.
'l‘iie Pelrolite is a Standard Oil tank
in, She “tisvfii‘etLOII in the Medi-
terranean EIliIe plainly displaying her
memo and colors. The ahelling contln
tied even after she had swung brood
1” too on. and stopped. Then the imb-
annrine commanderdemanded that the
table sell him protislonr—a thing con-
..11 w to international law-and forci-
l
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l
the
One
unfurled, 110135;. géiiihor, 1‘
m mennw
I: m. variously wounded
flow Austria calmly informs us that
«one
"tuck the wbmurlne.
AND A. L. GOLDEN:
"armed,“
1
;Ilt‘l' plan in
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ill'llit‘tI.
'101 to Great Blitnin's.
ought she it":1 '
”35% Pl’ll‘hmt ,
‘ im‘hgsga trick, " 11nd imd- _
§
mi’
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Kill me
11’ Germany pt‘I'FIoI.‘ to
“sink only vesscln that ur--
.\fiileliivnt‘
\iiA may (’\|||'l.‘I similar t'\
inn-s in iAiiAry case. And when :1 (Il"
tuna-eh” .\Ile has been nitli-ly sent to,
z1111A liotioiii. therLA “III he the lilumplh
iiiil challenge. ‘liow do you know she
unsn't armed?"
...._ _. .
A NAVY AS BIG As ENGLAND‘S
\tlniiinl \\’liislo\v lolti ii congressioii
A \iAry iaiiit- :il change» “1' ft“ made in 0111 dolnestit prices.
iiii\y Sinlf‘ill. ii uouhl take its titty
you
til-lo. in fighting
lirltish nnvy,
Tirol ix- nii interesting thing tokiiou,
ability
but it ‘11 hard to rice uliiit useful bear- 1
[110:5ll' it has on our present naval prob- more of OlIlPFI. No class can long
Beyond the intimation it top
\«A \a‘ that our system of naval govern-
1111-111 and operation in liictilcientaal
ltAiiis.
i» the implied assumption tliiii we
ought to have a nun egiial or super
And any sucl'i
doctrine as that must he set do“ ll as
‘miscliiet ous and perilous.
it is natural enough for iinv special
Aist trained for sea- -lighting to Mint 11
strong enough to
But professional
naval armament
"‘ltck the world."
fighters do not consider money cost or‘
jdiplomatic needs or established nation-' passengers urigniull) booked the:
others hating lakcii passage not
al policies. The nation itself has to
consider all these things.
White it seems deairtible to have
it inridiculouit to go so far as to aim
at the largest. A policy contemplat-
ing 11 bigger navy than England's.
would belie our pacific professions and
make the “hole world suspect
tear up. it uould drive all the poo-
ers to new and crushing expenditures
petition between the United States and‘
either in mi bankruptcy or main?
“limiting nitrite {19153in With
Flt"
rs to dcviAlop u sea t‘ori-i- contparA,
in IIII‘ prercni ,
and '
It would mean a. frenzied building com l
Great Britain that would probably and l
Tits SOUTR NORWALK' cousm or COLONEL Roosnvmxr, AND won; an suns
1}“;
of nations
3 Zied Scheme to out any the world
1
would he to foil the world‘s best hopes
.~—A-.-~e—~ ._ .. .
’l‘ho moat-rule ntivi' pluns‘
already prupont‘tIM'OllIfl fit into such
l‘etroA ' it purpose. But to plunge into n fren-i
Elbert ll. Gary, (.‘hairtniiri of the U. .
S. Steel Corporation, Jan. 11, 1910—-
'i1nnicdiat'ely prior to the commence»,
unrdit, until war orders, FO-CIIIed. 11p-
piAareil and influenced a change, busi-
Itcsrt conditions iii the i'niled State:-
were very had. The volumitA Wu con
sideruble but the prices were unreuA
onahly low. Many were selling their
commodities below cont. This was be-
.iicorilingto the first (ii-rmnn "19m 0‘ ”1“ present war and tiller-l
came the prices of imported products, _
made ulth cheap labor and tnnspoitrd
at low ruler, wereA belovi the cont of
production here. 'lhose shipments,
fr,,,,,i- :ii ioiiiiiiittee the otliei dm that unless iltunped l'iom surplus ntoc kn, fixed the
i hope and hollow-
uhutcver political party is in pouei
‘lan‘Ii thought wifi be given to the all
adequate-.119
Our
together,
iniporltint question of
intore and no lonscprotection.
‘people “ill nucceed or full
No class can longer prosper at the ex-
continuoin admrsiiy wlthout similarly
affecting all others.
...__1._.... .
and riA :idy accepted by most citizen-h lheie ESPAGNE SAILS
‘ FOR BORDEAUX,
NIL\\' \le'k, l‘L-li. 28— “it
Iriiiih Iiiic steamer Espagnc.
isonic of whom original paniir
igcrs no“ at sea on tlii. stuiiinliip,
.La Fayette of the same him, to
cciicd anon) nious \\ arm
1.13:5 that.
the Espagne might 111cc iiitiij
mishap, sailcii todai i'oi l-or
dcaux.
Shc carried but time of the 130
the Lafayette attti the 1~p it‘llt s
emailing (IntL, IlllllMIa) last “as
postponed to permit repair on 11.11.
(inc .\iiicricati.
still (it i\cv\. \ork “ho is going
to Fiance to join the American
Ambulance (01 pa, u as 011 I)t)itld.
The E‘spangc is due to reach tlic ‘.
war zone about ten day hi-iiiiA.
Slit: carried no guns.
ADVANCE OF GER- ,.
MANS CONTINUES
BERI IN, Fol). , 11. 111.. via
I..ondoii Feb. 282 :30 11. 111A— \t-
tcn its I)_\ the French to rciakc
3th l wire ,5} 11%|, Douautnont than
(
27-
Paul 'I i— ,
/
THE SOUTH NORWM twining “Brim
“OIL R”. ELICTID
JUDGE OF PROBATE
MON’l‘i'lLLi-l
ii onie,
I‘e‘o. 5 WHEN] U
Republican, Saturday
it‘ll-'(‘lk‘tl judge of probate lor the iii:
tilt-t oi Monlville to tilt the unexpii
cit It'Iiil made vat-ant b) the death of
Charles N. (‘mppeii Mr. Home re
ceived 31 of the ititi votes cast and
Iilri term will continue until Janunrv
l. 1915. Mr. Home)“ iiouiiuutedloi
judge-of probate at u caucus of the
gBepuincuu party about three weeks
lago, the lientorraui part) tiialiinu no
{regular nomination. 'Piie nuini- ut'JosA
19W F. Kiiien, a Lieniuciat. “its voted
Auiion. however The new: oi a con
llcsl drew a laipe \tllt‘ (loin;- the of
we»
HONDAY, FEB. 28, 1916 '7
-mr11f
DIVISION 0f H.“
lmwimpm-m-‘r
nun-t In It. “in
Haifa. “Overhaul"seet-§
unable-mun:
”only lullouing the wreck at Mil
tor-i (‘onn., the New York, New lla-
ven and Hartford Railroad unnounc
ed yenlerday the establishment of two '
new divisi iii.~ on its lines. lieretofore
there have been seven divisions, efit'lli
'ternoon. unit-r the management of a nuperin»
, Mr. Home h“, m“, “”13“,”in u it‘lltIe‘l’ll. The establishment of two.
additional divisions will uh: much
[N‘I‘IPIH‘P as a public (Initial. halting
,bt‘t‘ll fii>l bt'IPCllliHIl oi \lo1.i\'illiA for
lsix yeiiru and tax collector tor cieven
years. He. was 11 member or the
"cure of Reprrst'lllillht‘r IrI-ill IIlI~ gm,“ .1 mm”?
,pldte at the 191?". re>>i011 ot‘ IIII‘ lien
lcral Assembly rind iia~ Ullt‘ oi the
.ii~'sista111 euWXIilIPlltIt‘lil.‘ iil the State
(‘npitol til the iart l-‘Q“‘."il. M lll‘d'
ibml)’. IIe llflh been tIlali'iH-lii ol the
board of HI‘FPNSOI‘N for about
i‘iAitriA
m... 1.1.1.: on.»
EVERAL mon
tuners, later.
”with.
theirpnmatlout25%.wepmpnndforth135alc
Consequently we on able to future in this event
what are undoubtedly the M «(rooting “In“.
in fine Crystal that will be offered anywhere this year.
In additiai .to the Special Values enumerated
we offer our ENTIRE‘CLASSWARE 3
Al ’0 to 33%% Reduction
This Sale Afford: In exceptional opportunity for those who
noon will be fmig out their country homes or derire to re-
plenuh the Glassware of their town houses. end to than seeking
appropriate Wedding Gift».
2 0 000 Pieces
al remarkably low prices
A specie] denim. u Eat-hated about. cut exclusively for us. and
not for sale eluwlurc. at that: specie] low priced"
Luncheon Tumblers. ”1519:. Dinner Goblets. $3. 75 115:.
Fooled Ice Cream or Slurkl Classes. 53 00 loaf
Cut Crystal Wafer Pitcher to until. 32 .00 each.
ltd Tea 54. 7 Pious. 55.00 complelc. ‘
New Open-Stock. Glass Services
From our large neck ofTebkClmwmweheve elected l5
of the newest duigruvullmlhdby us nndtliereforeun
bemtc‘ndornddtdtoaton futtmtiInc-andoffertlm
attbcfollowin'podb primpermiceofflipietu .
-—a dozeuucbofDinnfl lethChu’npngne or Tall Sherbet \ ,
CImCocbtuLCluetundCordiplGlapm
$6.50. 59.35. ”65,811.25. 517.50. 521.00.321.50. 526.75
3 836.50. 851.00.882.50.3106.00,fl21 .00. SI 22.00. 5135.00
Two Special Sale Tables;
Jmldam We! of all, kinds ~too may to. enu-
merate bore-01 Ono-Third Recitation.
.NW MM Sterling Silver-mounted Cryslal of
_. of the finest grainy—ct (Ma-Fourth Reduction.
right ’
niacinsisnim
CHlNAAND cuss 1113110111115
eiiimsr 3013” srgrw YORK.
anticipating that manufac-
viorli 110.11 those divisions which line ,
been overloaded “ilh traffic, it was
explained.
The two new divisions reduce the!
sites of the mien older divisions. Inu.‘
amount of mileage
II iAacii divisional superintendent in
IIlIh way a greater 11an 01 8.0km
t-v‘ls expected. with greater ufely to,
passengers. 'iiie nine divisions, as now
organized, are.»
.\‘evv Yorli liiiision lieadquarlers.’
liirleni River, New York Hollow
itiver and Woodlavvn to West Haven,
inrludinr the [harbour New Cannon
‘1
Announcmg Our
Annual
Sale of
Rich
Crystal
becompellcd to advance
IOW.
K
of Cut Cryslal
LIBRARY CONTEST
50000 Extra Ygtfg to ConteStant
Casting Largest Number
SPECIAL
I-q*
I
BLANKETS
Comfortables
HALF PRICE
of Votes this Week.
SALE
16.111111 and 'ro-Monnow
[Stuns Pints
leHEViivTS R115
Thingammw
fihflmh;&wy mum: or unlit.
9‘-
CI 0 A uncanny
UlLb‘ ANYTHING
“mew-Lent «Md? tr‘ptg.
' “.‘im'gNISc Bil-0 COM
1115 L» {111111111113
rEVLRwHERL
inn mmumdtidodn
'0
Matcher“ doth thbutnd cum
“III-culmJndmudod.
PANV 0
tutu Your: 0: w .
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\
d” it”!
Camisoles of crepe do chino Ind loco
t‘amisolos “IIIl lace sleeves
V
and Wilson Point branches.
\New Haven Division—Heudquart
ers, New ven. Conn; West Huen
to Water-for,
Falls and Shelbourne Falls. including
ton
ket,
Hartford branches; New Haven t
\‘lilllmuntic. including the Colchester
branch. New Haven terminal.
New London Division—Headquar-
tens, New London. Conn... Watbrtordi
to South Auburn, including the Wick-
lord branch: Groton to wiorcester.
Stoughton branches: Providence to
Fail River. including Bristol branch, “I
South Auburn to \V lllimintlc, Provi~
Franklin and Not-wood. Wrenthum
ling
Hurtford Division ~Headquarters'
Hartford, L‘onn.; Cedar Hill to Spin
field. including the Sufiield, Me den,
Lace vestces with high or low counts
' Benton. Mason:
New Haven to Tumor! street branches.
Highland Division (formerly Want
the Williamsburzh. Holyoke and New ern Division—~Headquarters, Wotan
bury, Com).- .. line from New Haven
Down on
binding t
Manchu; Derby Junction to Winsted.
including the Wetertown bra
that portion of nm and
line located w
And the plating- fields below.
no 0111) ailc hut thL (icrnian
‘Aolad- Ancc on Vcrduti contiiiuce'
-stc ilily, accordiiigA‘to the rcports
fr ‘ 1:11th $3331.31“ lama-idem i ‘
Extraordinary Special Values
Wat‘rbury. Middleton and New Brit-
ain. branch“; yard ‘liniit. board out,
of Waterbury to willmnuc. includo
the Springfield, .Melroae. and Bock:
‘lii.
II
.\nd the ghosts
NECKWEAR
An nanorlmenf. ol collars, Vii-tees, chemisettu, and collar and col:
new in the newest styles and designs. (‘ollar and cut! sets in plain and
embroidered organdy. some with lace edging
Plaited back collars made of oriental laces
Flat and rolling collar: of plain and embroidered lawn and organ-
25¢ mi)
25,. 11111123:
25¢ AND 50¢
5%”!(131330
' $1.
J. I. MALLETTE
freight terminal. Bow
to Williuntic, including Woonnoo
Harrievlllc, Ashland and. Cool:
11 Bridgeport to Pittafle ln~
he State line and Litcli‘tl’fleit;
the Meriden- Waterbury
ilhln Waterbury yard,
including the Southbridge branch Ate “pm”
East Thompson.
Providence Division—Head“ :1qu THREE HILLS t'
Providence, R. 1.; South Auburn to ilAAitiLi . l l
Rendville, including the South Prole- (iI‘LL‘II ifilik: m I “RI/land
deuce, East Providence, Attleboro andl km)“ c s 3"" a “1100] I
1crc tlii halls fl} fast in sum‘
IIIL‘I'I
deuce to Hope and Huntsville, on the , , - . , - i»,
Hope and Pnscoag branch“; Provi- “M ”I: “hisptmig clm-trccsv
dence to Worcester, Providence to gm“. 1
.\ little hill a dear hill.
- :
Ihirt is a hill in I Iaiiderk
Heapctl with 9 thousand slain.
“burn the shells II)
night and
oontidc .
that died in
, » Salted, M 5‘ Cal Crystal Candle“ lclt branched, qurtford to Fen- vain
.tCli aneuviIe,C0todc "lalcu and! ‘ W "W” m" “ "“M‘ ‘5‘“ wont Ci‘ Dill ——u d t .\ “tilt hi" hard In ain» :
H (11131120116 have he wuitofsmgg; I M“ “”35. " ...1"t‘lf_1.g “mtlnla?§¥3;é;agtimfi§aggar;; 1 hr p i .
ant remains” ,w . 1 ‘ ‘ C . 0 on c ‘ re is a bill in Iewrv
, . I 3A" Mend “I“ v .. n A. on between tern
. I". ciitagtgsogsrg: gnwh (it: hziiiilicss' , : Char i A.“ I." 51.2.3, 3 I” antacid-min... “a ltten- A Three crosses. pierce the sky“.
' ' 'l' ‘ ,, 3;, Man“. 5“ ton rheum- 'Kudlobblovcnd Middle- On the midlands He? is dying’.
e... a...” .i, in. 3- “mafia?“ 36w Ame~"m.,,~,mm,,;3 Tarts, at: M 1,1,1; 31» 1 Ai
accompli 3 cr fiecm- Viki“ “ _ Whitfikh '“l To sémse'm’jegpafly ’ f I
*1. y want-Mg); ‘S’QI‘HMICS‘ : M "‘ ' law-Everard Gwen, in Iondoiiflt .
been oVnerc'v Times. I z; ,
Norwalk Chronicler