Evening sentinel, Monday, March 6, 1916 · page 2

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“all. of 39 Goodwin “Ml: mil
witness. Napolltano sullerednr a Jilvo-
indi wound on left iamnr Jl'.
‘C‘Ihvaa of the ergency hospital,
rushed Napolitano to the Bridgeport

".pital. whore me Itltohoa "roll"
[£011.

Dad to close the wound.
then your, whia home. ‘ .

> Occurred on Oldowplk. I ,1
'flio stabbing and shooting occurral

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TRINITY CHURCH

SERVICES DURING LENT

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Rev. F. A. Coleman ArranoeI An In

tareItln’p Order of £10m”.
”filo services during Lent at Trinity

church will be as follows:

In. anus-lay, larch a

10:00 I. m-lorning prayer, Litany

panitontial once and Holy Commun-
ion.

‘Tfill‘p. ma—Evoailgpnyu-Ind ser-

1. onto? 0*. 7;
Thesdayad: 30 p. m ~evening pray,

on the sidewalk ti front « Nagolita- a; ‘5'

”ll house. Mailia approached him _ ' 1 ~
there and words followed. neighbors “edncsdoy ‘ 30 D. "f. men n.
W. over alleged relations of Na-ll’m)“ and meditation.

pout-no with Msilis' a wife \inllla‘V Thursday-9: 30 a. me, ci-lebraiionof

M“ Napolitano with 9' ltnlfo. M the Holy Communion (excell' March

thin tam-mt, Aaensa.ara>tue1 arrow-
oelndaw. came from Napoltt‘nao’s
(Me._Seei11g him approach Mailia is

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9) 4: 30p. m., eve-luvs: prayer.

Friday -:—'I 45 p. tn.. evening prayer

laid to huve drawn 11 revolver and.md sermon

fired at Napoiitsno. The shot want
will
“(if " ’.l'll1K to art his hut.

which fell 1:001 his head during the
scuffle. Mslltu ran towards Wutcrvlew
Iv0nu0.‘ Napolita-no was taken to
Villari's pharmacy and the Emery
gent-y ambulance corps wits called.

in the police headquarters
the report of the shooting and stall-
bing was received by lieutenant
Charles H. Buckley, was John C'
Hartley. president or the, board of po
lice commissioners. He gave instruc
than that all detectivm in the bu
can be deapatched to thej scone ln'
the patrol wagon. Detective Sergeant
award (‘ rotum. Detectives James
Dooley. James Bray and Luke l’etru-
colli made the trip

Hallla is describe (l at

 

being 30
between 110 and 141')

height, weighs

pounds. has biatk mustache

aoddi, plexion. lit \Hll‘t no over-
«It “’had no hot when he ran
'IflY-‘r ’«

caught in Not-walk.

ontm W was sent through i

Itabblb‘.‘
.lI caught in Norwalk near
ltd-“#0030111 in that tone
1310 above description
aboard I trolley oar. They

under arrest. The nian

..... was at
A
‘ h” and’had an over in; special evangelistic hymns

and also adios. The singing will hel

on. Two blood-stained knives were
10-32mm phekot. The toll

“ pitta coal was covered with
‘- tlood Ind .t‘her'e. was a scratch four
"Janitor. 1W; 1”] ml' 1911“. l," 0‘ his

 
 
 
 
 
 

, Admits stabbing

"lie admitted that he did the. stub

m bntrwould make no statement II

tow why holzdld it ,
um,- hint. Detective Sergeant

 

lent to Norwalk. tn the
bile driven by -ChInf
Flanagan, and It 1: 30
this morning nus. was
‘1'. a cell at headquarters bore

and 7

No revolver was"

‘P'Ieaion Week—.‘l’he Week 07 the
Preaching Mission.

Passion Sunday- 8 a. at, Holy (‘ont I
munion.
and sermon.
the preaching mission.
when evening prayer.

for men under the auspices of
Trinity Young Mons (‘iub

service.

p m.. mission service
Wednesday-9:30 11. 111..
prnyer and litany. 4: W p m. mis
ll: 00 p. m.. mission service.
Thursday—9:30 p at. Holy (‘om-
amnion. 4: 30 p in. evening prayer.
8: lit) p. m.. mission service.

Friday-o9: 30 a. m. morning prayer

g. the rector will pretacb a course of
tho state immediately .ttter distantl- litany. I: 30 p. m.. evening pray [sermons on ”Man and Three View 0'31“! few we?“ and il in "Wield tblt'
10v. £00 9. in, mission service. (‘los- His “Mun”.

“48080.

The Rev. John G. Stadier rector of l \larch lS—"Pessimism."
Lebrist mien. Bridgeport will

con
duct the mission aervices. There will
sung

for the most part congregational.
Holy Week Services.
Monday-0:30. morning
4:30. evening prayer.
Tuesday—9:30. morning
4:30, evening prayer.

service

service.

Wednesday-9:30. morning service

and Alta-7.. 4:80. evening prayer.
'Maundy‘ Thursday~9130, Holy
Communion. 4:30. evening prayer. »

 

made no attempt a; racism
. to [lieutenant Philip'r
Aided in anapin'p.

 

‘ out and but from I brother-«twist!
‘ door-hennawaytromtbeohootlng.
no laiarued a street car, intending,
be said. to go :0 New York. The
only answer he. would give to why he
nabbed his brother—in-law and also
him was the one word.
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“Didn‘t you at; to: the '::tbeator '

while you were in Bosting, Cyrus?”

E; “WIIL' no. tried ter 39;.»
win-"nigh; “it; flexing”

E!“ Wok—nothing in't but link I‘oata.

‘ lb dollar aid, In'

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Good day—9:30, morning pray-

prayer 8:00 p. 'm. the cantata “Pent
tenoe. Pardon and Penna." by I H.
Intruder. will be rendered by

Rims. Easter Bron—19:30; morning
prayer. 4:00 p. m., the sacrament of
baptism. ' ' '

. mumpawt 23:;
i InT500. celebration of the Bob Com-

1319,.

34:00pm.

..... «I». ..
Ensurlonduand'ruuday."

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' .Contntnnion.

11 a n1 “0" C°“““‘"“"“:will celebrate the tenth aanhemry
Sermon appropriate ”.0! his ordination to the priesthoodl
7:30 P‘ m"‘lle was ordained to he Order of Dea-
The annual service. cons on June 19. 1905. by
th".(lreer, in the Cathedral of St. JOhn,

ttlie Divine, New York city, ind on
M‘m‘h’y-g p 111.. ”poem “”“ioanprii 5. 1906. was ordained priest by
:Bishop Lines, of the diocese of New.

Tuesday—9:80 ' 1n. morning pray ark in St. Paul's church. Paterson.
cr. 4. 30 p 111.. evening pray.er 13:001VN J. 1

morning: brntion of the Holy Communion will
be held in the churc’n It 9:30 IL in.
years Old. ”'0 ("9‘ WW" “It'll?“ in sion service for children especially The
parishioners of Trinity will keep this
‘anniversary with him.

m cm ”a” ”in‘T h,“ m. 9r Ind‘ “my; “"4” especially for
‘ Wichita“. i! noon. the three-hour do
votioa tho meditations will bogiven

”Ir-by tho rector 4:30 p. an. evening

the.
choir, under the direction. of E. J.

ii: cow. grant. Holy

Jthoiflnnday
‘ l wan't [goth ”50117:” p. 111., evening prayer
'fe» animus mm 1111'- use ”was new. 6. ~

PIANOLA IECITAL

a concert of rare excellence will be
drop at the First KM: 1x11 1. pg!
climb, this evening It 8 0'1 lock The
very attractive mm which was
M in full in Saturday's Sentinel.
will be moored, and as the talent is
”new, there will be an evening of on
joyment for those who attend. The
(allowing artists will amt; Alice E.
Smith, soprano; Harold licklia vio
linist; H. L. Quantin It the vocalion;
Gerard (‘batfield It the pianola. 'l‘ho‘
price of admission is 86 cents. so rea-

 

 

 
 
 

15 lbs. Gm.VSugar for $1.00
Gold Dust Large Pkg. 16¢
Shredded Confish a Pkg. 8¢

 

 

Gorton Codfish 3 Cake 17¢
Salmon Fall Cans 10¢
Columbia River Salmon
Large Can
Columbia River Salmon
Smmans
Fried Bars a lb.
Peanut Butter 3 lb.
Spinachl3 cans for.

sortable and the concert of so high an
order, that the attendance should bel
very large. '

 

urn; Palms PAT." i

.No A111ertcan eonipoeer has better-i
knowledge of the art of color in or-‘
chestration none has as great ability
in creating atmosphere in his music;‘
none can shake such a wealth of de-
lightful melodies out of his sleeve
and none can produce a more enjoya-
ble ()lit‘l‘ell‘d than Victor Herbert “l
his best and he was in his most dc»
lightful mood when he wrote "The

1 21/21?
‘i‘nncess i‘ai" which writ in- presented

7¢ ’
[at the lit-gem Theatre. Saturday. that

11¢ 1m” and night. limit it. '
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Henry Blossoms book and lyrics-1

25¢ 'a1e timer lie 1.: never oilensttc orl
‘ dull. The plot is ciever-~Grace Hot-l

 

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, brook is going to marry Anthony:

“ ax Beans 3 cans For 25¢ chhmalz, an old German with a lot 07‘

condensed Mllk a can 10¢ i'i‘ony, with his new found friend. a

Iport of adventurer, Bob Darrow, ap-l

,posrs on the scene and fails in low:

m i'l‘oto, when on a visit to Grace. Total

has been neglecting his wif , d ti i

Fl- OUR STLE TrHlS WEEK ltwo girls, added by Darrow? Jilin-Nd:
Extra Stanlps_ with Tim

 

 

 

 

'money—to save her uncle from bank-'
ir-uptty Schtnalz's scrapegrate 5011
E M' k, 3 '
va. ll cans for 25¢
‘withV Grate Old Schmuiz is rather
Campbell’s Soups 3 cans for 25¢ 1‘ W" ""° ”my" ‘"“‘"‘“‘“'
with Princess Pat. wife of Prince
3w teach him and Schmidt a lesson;
iPriacoas Pet onion into I wild liirtarf

11x01 Stamps with Coffees

so ".w' mu. 1 '5. (y 3 tion with old Schmala. driving her
Cello. ................. ”4 ‘zhm mh‘h'j:‘:.;: husband nearly wild with iealousiy.
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Amboaa. . . 11.5. . . and Grave succeeds in getting rid of
com. .................. up 75 W with 1 lb. ,NOWFr'op » old Bellman in the exposure which
20 Stamps with 1 lb. loltIIa Tea . ...... ,...... Ibe- naturally follows. clones with Tony,l
V Colts. .................. 300 ”Mam with 1b. Tea .....50c and is married. While the other cool
to Stamps with 1 lb. loan Cof- 40 Stamp. with lb. Tea 5“ 40:: file is reconciled. This is all very‘
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many amusing complications

gives Ir. Herbert ample opportunityl
to introduce the best music be hast
written in some time.
hct there are two Rents,
o! All." and
For Worse."

208tampswith7cakes Borax Soap 19‘. 2S0 '
-—__——__—_-=—_==&=————‘——f—'
The Great A 8: P. Tea Co.

124 WASHINGTON 81:, SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No.909 909. ~ Free Delivery.

a mm "For Better or

Ensembles solos dusts

The chorus
which in young and pnetty. can sing
The orchestra will be
The

HARTFORD MACHINIITI

SETTLE mus srmxestud dance

A special Service. 1
aua‘mented.

011 Wednesday, April 5 the rector

Locale Reach Apnemnt—Nonc
Demands Granted It Is Reported.

of machinists which have been in'l‘dw’m' ““08" Henry Vincent Tote;
progress hete fot many months were Murk and Francis Bryan Seat sale
settled lust night according to an In 0W“ Wednoedly. 10: 30 I m
nouncsment front the executive com-
minute of the local machinists' union.
iAbout 4.000 men were involved.

The action was taken on recom-
mendation of the International Asso
~ elation of Machinists. who told the
local organization to use its own judg
ment in the matter of settling. it is
said. utmilltiitiiy, that none of the de

Bishop

 

POTASH AND PERLMUTTER

Almost capacity honisoae
the shop of Potash and Perlmutter
: Saturday afternoon and evening at the
-ltegent Theatre.

Nearly everybody has enjoYed these
characters as revealed in the columns
tof the Saturday Evening Post and
. [those who were at the Regent Satur—
‘mantis of thc men. “‘hll‘“ "”1“de 1“ .day at either performance had addi-
tcrcased pity and shorter hours, “Hiltonnl pleasure in seeging these char-
ilmnlt‘d- Many 0{ N1“ strikers ““9 actors brought into real life.
been drifimg back to work during “‘01 The house was kept almost contin-
ually into an uproar and the produc~
all will return as soon as possible tion is being remembered today as a

.. . The largest number of strikers were real treat
march 12— “nut is “my flat the Patt & Whitney Co.. where ‘

An anniversary service of the cele-

rector trusts that many of the

Sermon Courses
On the first four Sundays in Lent

 

, 7600 men were out. The other con-
:MiMllndh 26: The Gospel 0' Healthy rooms were the Hart 81 Hageman Co,

11 o “e" :‘l‘sylor 6‘: F‘enn. Arrow Electric 00..

April 2—~“Love and Sacrifice."

A 1-1] 9—“8 ‘ 1 s mo l ti Jewell Belting Co, Rhodes Mfg. Co.,
.to ‘29 ran “gees“ J: n res “K Aiiantic Screw Co.. Billings l: Spen-

Any-"pm Opal?“ s::fl:y 'cer, and Colt Patent Firearms Co. 3‘ "1'. IF

._ ' ‘ i one unset- ‘ 'r

The subject for the meditations on There now remains on y 4' 3 ""“fl o.”
Wednesda aftcrn will be th m”flue. dstnxe here. that of the 40 0111- 137.; to “is;
f r Amy 1 ll?“ mm ° pioyes of the Capewell uom shoe _ tea-1111111111. ltlhf'nit.‘
0“ p ans 0 e y. Nail 00., who have been out for eight lmlmr 70?" ‘7"
March 15—"0 God, the. Father of.months

Heaven.

 

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March 22—"0 God the Son mu _
' ' vznrm: Ki scs SUNDAY. F S Li()N
deemer of the World. " I O .r S '
March 20-“0 God,

CHICAGO, March 6.——Mrs. Mica
'Smcdes has filed suit for divorce be-
cause her husband, Frank. is too at-
fcctionate. Mrs. Smedes believes it I. NORTN “A." "TRIET
was all right. for him to kiss her and 4. NORWALK

hug her now and than, although be 'r -- -__.

the Holy l

Good Job Pfllltlln:

Best Paper. fleet Work.

Ghost"
April 5——“0 Holy, Blessed and Glor-
Ious Trinity.”
April n—Rission service especially
for children. -

 

 

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314 1.-. MM 1857. ,

An Assemblage oi Charming and
Unusual Fashions for Spring

The Tailored Suits. ‘

Non at lllt‘ beginning of March when t.\'t‘l) woman
is thinking of Spring (fluthcs. tin-re are met a hundred
models in 'l‘atlored Suit: for early street wear. There
are copies of the lath importatiom exceedingly attrac-
ith‘ and howl. so prctt) one hartll) knows how to choose.

The materials are Gabardines. Poplins. Serges. Poirot
Twrlls, Taffetas Serge and Taffeta combinations, Bradley
and Velour Checks.

From $20.00 to $65.00.
Street and Afternoon Dresses. gorgette Crepe, Taf-
feta and Crepe dc Chine with combinations oi Crepe and

Tafieta. \mnc \‘ci‘y distinctive llitltlt‘lb that are copies from

French cmtutncs; Ullit‘fh simply and atrat'tit‘cly made,
lit'W colon and combinations.
$16.50 to $65.00.
Dress Skirts.
Poplins, Sergcs, Velours, Checks and Tafictas,
$5.00 to $16 50.
For Stout Women.
Particular uttctttititt in“ littll 11m“ tu \cirt‘tittg Suitx.
Gnu its (1111! (‘outs for 1.11411» \\ ultit‘ii. 'l‘hcrc are certain
contouricrx‘ \tltr) l1;1\'t- 111.1dc t” \ll‘ii «ii-(iris to please those

\\‘t)lllt‘ll who wish to |1u_\' lt’allVV’l‘) twat L’Al‘ll’h‘lllr‘s.\ 'l‘ltcrc
is :1 nay of «lismihing full waists, large hips and \hnultL
crs. ‘ I

Tllt‘ stout woman can in- n~ ~tyli>l1 as her slender sis-
tcr.

Suit tilltl Him 11 Shop. wmml iinur.

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in the first1
“Love is Best'

in the. second and thirdl
acts in. Herbert is at 111» best withl
and dances ‘

~11... .1. 1.. ........, w:

WW bv hed G.Latl1au1.

cast of principals
04 includes among others: —Ruth Velch. i

1Paul Nicholson, Ellie Toye. Philip H .
HARTFORD. lilarth 6.—Ntnostriksalnyl°~‘ Earl Benham Ben Hendricks..

visited .

 

 

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new HAVEN GARAGE au'anso.

ltnade. her'ribs ache and her head .
_ cranium 110111

whirl. bolas I big man-7o Viking. she
' Iii'ruuav. Wow.

calls him.
EUROPEAN PLAN .

 

But when he kept it up and doubled
the amount on Sunday it. was anoth-
located on the old Bowditch ostaboon or story. Frank; Ibo Ian biased her
Whalley Eveline. and owned by I". H. awake in the inputting. kissed her be- ,mtu-oufiygs ‘ w

NEW HAVEN. March 65A (firm

 

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Room 600 day. 31.50.” and w y -.

 

Gaylord. was burned today”, Wot tore broaflost. kissed £48411“!ng
with two automobiles which it oon- wII potting it, Hold bar while thol
rained. The loss it uthnated at breakfast grew cold. :r'zhoa lie inter
about $7,000. The fire started at tho 'rantatl the meal to- kiss her
point where tho’oioctric lightwino $10"qu Minoan and he
not” the building. it‘ll mousse-3pm the her-m away.
wired may irate been crossed urn-row “mm“hm

 

 

 

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