Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 29, 1916 · page 5

 

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'NEW‘ SPithi IAI'S
The Derby is on duty.

So are some new styles in
60ft Hats.

33.00. $3.50. $4.00

’fCROSS" Gloves for in-
idles and men, 31,50 up.

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JilSfl’ll DAVIS

as Washington It. to. Net-walk.

 

 

 

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.
/ . . _

l-otrcal-t tor Norwalk and \ictutty:
Wednesuay;
temperat ill c;

and
in

(ncrtast tonight
rut much change
moderate north winds.
ditions: The southwestern disturb-
ettce has meted directly eastu‘artt
during the last 24 hours and is non
untral on the South Atlantic coast.
it has caused cloudy and rainy westh
er in the southern districts. Several
places reported thunderstorms. A
secondary disturbance has developed
in tilt Lake region and is new central
OH'l‘ Southern Michigan. it is cans-
in; light show» in the southern por»
tion of the Lake region and the Ohio
Valley. Pleasant weather prevails be‘
tween the Mississippi river and the
Rocky Mountains. The temperatures
are below the normal in nearly all
districts east of the Rocky Mountains
Heeling temperatures extend as fat
Ftv'llh as Georgia and zero tempera-
lures extend along the northern lion
(in from North Dakota
White River. Canada.
green below Lem.

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WEATHER A YEAR AGb
TODAY.

"I‘cmpcraturc: Lint, it: high,
‘ Fair.

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hit m

W‘sW

There will be a meeting 0! Buck
inghem W. R. C.. on Thursday.

H. Nathan, the Water street plumb-
er. has returned to his home in this'
(ity alter undergoing a successful op-
eration in a New York hospital.

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Many local people, especially those
“hose church teachings lay special
emphasis upon the second coming of
( mist find much of interest in the
“flowing Pittsburgh dispatch to a
New York newspaper. “The end of
time—1916! These words appear
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West her mnv

' joints that of the New England (‘om-i

‘ a
to Maine.“ llut hr the fact that lhll"

 

-other We omen! except that
at the Sherri-ac Chemical Company,

will” an. '
“ adjoining. wblc'i la engaged h simi-
”was. taint msw ........ .. w ........

one 0! a score within the plant, was
(continued m "a ”J a taostory brick and steel structure,

tvalaed at about $60.00..

For weeks the plant, surrounded by
a high icace topped with barbed
wires which are charged with elec-
tricity. has been under guard by a

All indication today N‘il‘d on
tie-ecu at company edit-tats, in.
Hiding William E. McKay. it Bos-

n, its president, were that the eaplo— force recruited by formers of the
1L] was accidental. A rumor that army and navy.
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.-stigate a noise which he thought
ought have been made by a man
climbing the fence which H‘l'l‘l'ulidr
the buildings, just before the ”5110'
sion, was the only suggestir't of no
italbldt' agency in connection with tiw‘
disturbance. This report washrcuatit
out by a fireman. who said he did not
‘itttiu. and Gould not identify the man
who told him.

The company' s expiatution ua~ that
certain elements in the "whine
comoound known as triuitmtolttol,

failed to fuse when they Werctltrmun r Announcement is made of the mar-
together in a vat. instantly u“""’““",tiage of 3“” Marion Palgd,’ dough
J ""5“”; sound followed by a flu. 3"ter of Mrs. Allen W. l’aise. ol’ Bridle.
of time when an unexpected t‘llemlrlpm.“ ,0 Mr. Lawrence ll. Cornwall,
lcal action developed. and then an ex-j d“, “f “rmkrwn Mi» i'aige h” a
times which demolished the lurid inum'mt U, mam“ in [m city and Mr
ing in 'hmb this "I "5 10" ‘fed A totnuall is a graduate oi hale inthe
.tn-lllng 100 feet away in until. it“
ml has prepared, was partly wreck
lcd by the expioalon. bttt its chum call
.pludat‘t was unaffected.
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SOCIETY
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i lass oi 1912, and a member ot Stroll
and Kettle
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i t‘_\ius .\i. Benedict. of Norwalk. was
Ta \‘iiilOl’ in New York. over the week
building known as the 'l‘. N. 'l‘." :litip\t‘nd, where he attended a dance at
when ”W accident occurred. S“""nl’the llotel liiltinore, on Saturday men-
of ”'95“ men were m the v“ mm' mg. gin-n by the class of 19”. of
The hissing oi the chemicals was them” "Ophmp. ponds...
first signal of danger and the men
lied. Tht')’ WN‘O hurled 10 the ground‘ Announcements have been received
as they ran. but were only slightly in mi. cit) to the «rim that Arthur
NMM- ii‘iancr.» Saunders,
Cornett, the night ioreman of thel

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a local boy, was
marred to Mary Ellen Kelly, daugh‘
“T. N. T." shop, was in the 05.00. ter oi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel _J_(ell.r.
making out a report. The “Nillfiii’lint. Michigan, on Peht'uli‘) :5. My.
workmen did not have Mme to noun tenunttm i..- popular in this my.
him 01' hi! danger "0 “W '1 lflflh.it~htit he is sell-known. lust ~tum
be “M women” 8 moment “h“! l' rmer be was in charge of the Roton
~nt ml. and then lost consciousness. in...” bath home.-

The building had literally fallen
about Cornett. He has sti'l Miltlnz In A pleasant time is planned for Fri-
his chair. wedged against a w.all lilat evening. March 17. at the rllks‘
when he remand consciousness. He Home. for the members and itie'idtl.
crawled over the debris} until
cries brought assistance. At
ODIQI'SFBC’ room of the Merrimac any progrenging rgpidly (or Hp aut
Chemical Cpmpany. whose plant and WM. oi the ncair.

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Seats can be reserved ior l'l-‘
comedy. “A serious
ment,“ teginning tomorrow mun-in..-
wns'nt' 9 m ‘nclt Starting at 'tll ‘ tinic,
only a small supply of chemicals in: c ‘lfll'ib \till be open in the liflotd drun
the trinitrotoluoi building. some em- {Storm dtwntown. .md lietlne S- lln: ll
ployes said the entire plant. which wicks .iiug store. uptovtn.
(overs ten acres and comprises .tsal oi m- cast was held last ni-zht
«core of buildings, would hate been “llll promising results. The in Mint
destroyed. A tire there six weeks 1,; po-riotmance is to be stare: ill-
«so had crippled this department un Hoyt 8 Theatre. Monday
'til "10 day» 1130. when work was re- March 6th. under the auspice» oi
(‘ourt Laurel, D. of a, and the Court
i This tire was one oi several which Laurel Club. .
(together with minor explosions. have; '
loccurred within six months. In each A big time is booked in (‘onn Fran
tease oillciais of the company said ces 0. G. S. circles for March lTllll.
there were indications that the trou. \iany outoitoun people “ill come
ble uas directly due to causes uhlch' to this city at that time for th.- gala
were considered natural in Ill-0 hazar- event. At the meeting of the (unit
dons work ill Wthb 1h“ 0011193") 1* held last night in their new rooms in
lengaged. They had taken no notice.’ the i’. 0. S. of A. Hall, plans fol the
at any time, they said. oi.’ reports that March 13th time were discussed at
the plant as to be blown up because length
of its war munitlon actltitles. ‘

The company oiiicers kept within’ ACTION I8 NATURAL.
the plant t. troughout the morning the P. S. Meehan. Hancock, Mich.
.seven men who were in the tat room Wifltes “l have given Foley Cathar-
l\isitors were denied admittance. ”C Tablets a “0'0““ trial "“1 can

George B Magrsth medical exam- pocitlvely state they are the bee tiar.
.“1” 0‘ Suilolh county, however who ative I ever used. Their action is
visited the scene, stated he had no natural no 9““ or grlplng, “d they
oilicial standing in the matter, as it clean the “”“m 1“ fl“ shape.” stout
was outside his jurisdiction The "T. ”"50"" 3” ‘h" ”Wm“ "°° mu"
N ,1... building. Dr Magrath said that bring is a blessing. Sold every

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pany, to which he was taken. physi-i
clans stated that .he was not badly .h-al
hurt. '

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ihc‘and dance will be the features. I‘lane '

a little white Leghorn belonging to was almost levelled by the explosion,
James Frances, N0 7. M Frederic): hl'lng “n.9M/ mure‘y The ben-

St. McKees Rocks. Penn The letters .20] building was damaged but not
0‘ th'e 93°91‘99" are. ““0”“ l" M considerably. Other shops were at-

 

 

 

 

‘ 1?"? " treated only flfihtly. 1
~ l The medical examiner subsequently
DON'T COUCH nepcrted his observations unon‘iclally

. «1 1'89 our Syr- White Pine t T“ ‘to Walter _Wedger. the explosivesand
, 25°. / chemical expert attached is the state
Stillson-l’oweil COIN” [police The latter said he would

! PRESCRIPTION DRUM“ .make an atheist inquiry later in the}
32 Wilmington sheet ‘dat ’

e M “WIN. 0. I 'ihe shock of the explosion was tar-l
I; :__—‘r_eachlng. it dropped a picture ont
' the head of an aged woman, Mrai
,Caroline Ewing. who was ill in hell

. ‘home about two miles away: broke}

‘4 The Holders of 31:; iiioit'fdbflk‘iff; "£1:
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- lwlndowa at points so far distant as
. . Boston. twelve miles to the south.

who desire their money” TM work at the plant in deparb

A. use, may realize on than meets other than the “'l‘. NTT.‘ went

. . ontodayaauaaal. inspectors oi the
': ”mfflttm for several foreign governments on duty

therewersearlyatthe toview
incantation-tongues M

1 the nlaaf'i’bese were still housing
'> a grin. Ch‘flking‘mta somewhat when the day shift came
.areaolicited. .

on. but an: oi water were being
33m”! law“ poured!!! walibetweenthelre

and the baiiaiags containing explo
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and name in the next,

of your
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4 roll is open .\’O\‘Vl

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BMW. Conn.

Come view the
beautiful silks

One of the loveliest «If all titt- ~tlks in thi~ tztttltciing
ul' imitttics is a taiicta from l‘rant‘c which lliia St‘lf stripcs

add a

wonderful?

oi lutruus satin and (not which ~cattcrcd

’l‘ht|\t‘

THECS
touch of cloning color, rim-s arc
Him they grim in licaut) a: (lllt' sttttlics tltcm‘rand
hmt tltc)’. tum, ttdd tn lllt' llt'ilili) of thc tints liptllPWlilt‘ll

tin-t .tppcarl

I fight him. and NHL, and mat/c, and \‘ilc grccn. and

\llti\\\ ultitc-«all arc includtd

\utut‘all}. lllt‘l‘l’ is lilii :t lillllit’tl autumn of t‘ilt‘ll and
tint-K gout) “ill llt‘ c\t‘lusi\‘t.
\ yard wide — $4 a yard.
Colors are again \tottdcrfttlly combined in ilic t;tt‘t‘vt;t~
..f wit \tcatc ttlticlt ~pl‘t'ittl iltcir rich \lript's’ (till in win—
Milli; licttttt)‘. at.
lilitht' rttipcs arc often of two and thrcc colors cum-

llillt'tl and appcar upon grouttd~ of dark and rich cnntrmi.

 

Tuesday, Feb. :9, 1916.

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I‘ltcrc arc stnpcs, too. of \‘(illll ill ~c|t color.
Sonic of thc shadc< contrasted arc YUSt‘ \tith grccn,
ll;l\'\' with ('opcnliagcn or Atrtt‘an brown, green mth

black, rosc with Capt-nits rcn. grccn \tith liliit‘h-illlti'wllilt‘,
t'upcnltagcn with gold. nay) “illl black. \\'ilit' with grccn.
Such silks can truly ~ltmt' thcir beauty only to thc
cvc, Thou one can scc i‘lcarly how richly thcy \\ill lilillxt'
up into gowns.

.-'\ )ard \vidchI. 50 and $2 a _\anl

Changeable tafietas ~h0\\ tirst llit glint tiftmt ttiltil
and

lhcirs i< a \lfl'tial ritlmus l‘ llit

grecn unmtopcnltaizcu arc cqth ustd m \iliitllh \i)liil)iliil'

E .v... d

.\ yard widt- -\i. so a )atd

lions. "“ ' ‘ l
"- I \

[a

l"

Chiffon taffetas add it soft pleasing finish to thc

bcauh of tlnir man} tulmsnnd thc liClll‘lt‘a’x of their ex«
' venom

‘ —
“3|..‘3

t c -llcnt quality.

llay and c\'cllilltf \ll;itlt‘>. .t )ili‘ti \\ltit‘.' and

St. 50 a tard.

Pussy- Willow taffeta t~ remarkable itt lusttr and not-

alilv soft of finish. it has an citctt uliith has “on it ltig‘

. . .3
favor. an“
40 inchcs widc. light and dark t‘tilui\, «S: .1 yard.

Crep dc chine adds to it.~ willie» lllt tit-h ciii-t‘t

\tltith only its new uctuc tan "in li~ light .tx illt :lli

liltlltiSi.—llui what a beautiful silk!

4t) llit‘llt‘a‘ wide. many light and dark \lliltlt‘m Sign a
yard. 1 ' ”‘4‘
Georgette crepe got-s ltattd in hand with tho bcautiful

taffctas. Many and many a dclightful gown will havc
slcctcs of this bcautifui t'rcpc.
touch of it that adds charm.

\Vliatt'tcronc‘s favorite culnt‘ may lic, 'tis almost
~may mun. - a» em
ivory and navv t openh ago" and .\fric an broun,

"olden bmun and lihssian gtccn. rcscda and rocc, flesh

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Many othcrs mil have a

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and maize. \ilc «,ztccn anti “istaria, hm) and black. «all

arc present.

40 inches \\'it|c»$t.5.i a yard.

Ccntcr aisle rcat‘.

One dollar

will do its biggest attdbcst work \vhcn it .scnds a lion'-
iandmachincto your home. it will do it right away if
you become a member of the Rowland clad).~ Members of
that club pick any Howland machine at its regular price
of $15 to $39 and it begins its work. as soon as the first
sum of one dollar is paid. The rest of its price is paid in-
small monthly amounts. No extra charges of any sort:
just the regular _cash price ”of the machine. And each ma-

chine is guaranteed as to service and" durability. (‘lub

- Third floor.

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HOWLAND’S -
Mk
NM , ~ '
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0803 '.'V3 “8 inner ear, 5
‘ durable and it ‘
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are y ,
ti
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. . . . i . . I g
.\mcrtcttn pun-Clam tltimcrtutrc 1" t-\t‘t-lltnt llll' rcgu— . K.
lar tlail) St‘Hit‘C. lt ix xtmng llili not llt‘li). It has. finc 1' ‘
liillall. it i~ of ttttrtn‘iiw ~lt;lpc. it is Ilt't‘ill‘ult‘tl itttaKtc- {.
lttl pttttt-rns. " I “-
’ .. _ I
_\ttlcitt‘tttt pltilt'l'\ ltatt- Ctnicn mutt) til tltc \t‘t‘t'cis of ;
lllt‘.lliill\t‘l'~ of littt- I‘ll‘ilti- and tin-tr \\£llt‘ i\ today for lict- " 1
lt'l‘ than ctct'. J . ,
llcrc 2m- §€i> from Hilt‘ of \mcrit‘;t\ ll\'\l Titlllt'l‘iCSr‘“ <77»
and til. \itt‘t'liil \ulttct m 1% J’ ' s 1
llct‘nratiutt of grccn flout-r \iilin \titlt gold lint-s. too
. ‘,
)lit‘t‘t\. \\ill writ“ i.’ pt't’wufi, ‘A—SIU. ‘ ‘
i . . . . . ‘ 4'
(mac tlcmratton lll \prap that I‘tillllilllt‘ pink and ‘
. I n ' h
gt'ccn, gold lmc<. IUU titt*t‘e<,-~-St;.5n.
tinm-ntinnal (lccoratiun in gold, ximplc and WW at- ‘I .
tittt‘titc. its) pict‘tw,~ Sin. l
l
l\'tl\t'-g't'll‘l£llitl dccorationmmliincd uitlt conventional 9 ‘ V
l ,
liitilt'l‘ll. Its) pit‘t‘t'>.--—$i3.25 h ' ’ ' .

tlt‘cctt \llallll’tit'lx' tlt‘ftil‘iliit

«lilightfulli .tttrat‘tit'c. i001

i'jilt‘li (ll- ”H‘Sl’ 5‘ ‘> is “0]

Hill) bt- chosen at \alllt‘ ratio of price ‘as a complctc

That ll|t'&tli~‘ that ju~t tltc dixhcs wantcti mav be chosen.

l’tiurtli floor.

Home fittings of

notable value. l .

(loud fortunc knocks at tilt"
door of thc home and offch ii'lt .e'

savings to ltnuwkccpcn who are.

prompt: —

ill with conventional border, .I, -’ 5*

lit-Ct's.—~Si5. '
)cn stock" separate piece; I ’ “if
set. "~' "
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.t l.
w a: ’: .
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Rich black silk ' '7 u,
. t; l a
stockings—$1 '. .
. a: i
' livery thread silk from tdp‘to‘
\cr) end of too > I ‘ i
‘ i. is
And that silk of special weigh.“ .,
and fincncss. . a I ,

Strim ctttt.tin~' \tith tittp Luc'
inscrtintz. north $i .25—75C l
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lflilt\ll\ lirusxcls rugs.
l)_\' 54 intltc. \tuttlt 3.. 75C.

.\lcttcri/td Strllli and marqui— i
sctic for curtains. has drawn-
\tork cdgc. \\ orth 256 yil.—'i5C.

lied—pillows of .\C.\ ticking
filled with good tictv it-athcrs,'
worth $1.5()——90C. l

Smyrna rugs of \voolin rev 1-
siblc patterns and good colors, 8
by 36 inches. worth $1.50—9oc.

Marquiscitc curtains. hem-
stitchcd and finished with

ctlgc, wortlt $i .25-90C.

Third floor.

Clever new
saris—35¢.
Four-in-ltand tics in thc ttctv
rich colors that men arc going

to pick abovc all others for
Spring wear.

Generous of sizc. madc \.\'ith
open end. \

New in pattcm as well as in
color. _‘

And at special price—35C.

Right of Main street door.‘

Some great new -
shirts at $1.10. ‘
Only a limited lob—anti so good

that men will be mighty- -glad to
own th.cm

lace;
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(if a deep black huc 'tvhic‘h y“:-
doublv- rith iJLt‘RUSt‘ of the silks
spicudid lustcr. -

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Reinforced to make them 115-?“
sist “car at points \vhcre 'thalfh
wear shows quickest! ”'

Just black—and such black“,

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Left aisle, rcar.

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é 3. -
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ref,’

Special lot white

voile waists—79¢.

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\C\\ in >l\lC and dainty of
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.‘Wih 0i embroidered vorlc."rv

\Vith tollars of 2»in-l stylc‘fl}. i
of ion dcsign .

Trim and tasteful and: in"
number of pattcrps—buthll
correct new Spring design.

Coed full value

at. rcgu‘iae-
price of a dollar— ‘

79w"

Second floor. w . fl .
-',.'R i‘ .

\Soft an; kid

 

gloves at $1.

' Kid it. supplc and firm and of ~11.
splendid finish.

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Finished with stylish and ate:
tractive nverscam.

 

New Spring patterns with soft
cuffs.

Tasteful colors.
Good fit. \

Measure up
most $1.50 shirt mo.

Right of Main} street door.

w oil alongside!

White. tan. and black.

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'A little flutter of womel'fi.
pute white handkerchicfs with
attractive attcms embroidered.

t\corncr. usually 250— .159 , .

. - Center aisle, rear, ,; Mn 1%

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