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THE SOUTH www.muom "3
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, i9
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ithe lack of chaperons, far from being:
'1 Bill at Icon] laxity, il evidouce 01'
in in equality and M‘Wfliy of
ESTABLISHED BY Inhich the old world has almost no can-
]AMES GOLDEN iception
Eggs-m
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,’
PROPRIETORS
THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING 32mm
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COSTLY STATlONS.
The beautiful and very expensive
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TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 1916 iratlviat stations which have been
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR‘
TOMORROW t
built of late years. more at “Illt'h‘al'é ‘
in construction and r-llii more planned
for the near Iultll‘r‘. are living aevet‘e
iigh tide 1:53 a. m.; 2:22 p. m, .. .
butt rises 6:16;:ct: 5:51. ,LV (rttictbed on the More oi nhll‘utti
Kaine
_ 'fifl—IWV‘ - "'"“—' 1 Th“ tiltI‘I L‘Ollifliifip‘iuue'r of the
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92. i
Business Office—93.
NorwaIk Bunch Office—138?
Editor's Residence-12254,.
City Editor‘s Residence—752
Business Manager‘s Residence—
tStatc railways ot‘ Queeneland, Austral
in. Maya our laiil‘tlkld.~" go ill too much
(or gilded stairs and marble halls,‘
The Railway Age (laiettc
A.
\IU
.~ view and states that we have
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sustains;
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i “gone mad on the subject of providing _
ettorutoti.» marble passenger-stations,
1113-12. t
Publisher‘s Residence—890. 1' with immense amounte of uut~tc bpzit't‘t:
. . t ._ .., -_.._- , lll them. observatlmrcars. buffets. val~
MASONIC DIRECTORY. iets. maids. unnecessarily duplicated
pussengertrnin M’l'\'it‘t‘. and scores of
A Stated Communication of Old other luxuries, which cost money uni:
Visit Lodge. No. 108. F. and A- M., will] which are unknown on the railways
be held at its rooms, March 7th. 1916. I M an". on,” mun”)... .
a‘ 8 o'ciod‘ p. m. Work E. A. Degree. “r
A'l Master Masons cerdtllly and irc-¢ ' > >
tc—nally invited .eerinc.‘ Alacuzmc, ligl‘t‘vo “till the fore,
Fraternally youts,
ARTHUR T. FERRIS, W- Mgnittnittes uliith demand theuc slruc .
A.‘t"stt ROBERT M. WILCSXu Mr tlordon admits that most:
Secretary.
licginttld Gordon. in the Engin ‘
A.
iconic indictments, ltut IlIillllt'S the com .
i
t
{llern
oi the way stations net'dcti rcplttcinut
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Y; :ur itnprot iniz. and than) of them ,ctni;
Iutlcr Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M. id”
Hut he deplore: the lttviah expend-t
Building. Southi ,
“99" I" ”Home T d itnrcu on Illitlllllltllil'lt‘lllllllziih ‘
‘ “ ith uoc an .
Main street, -nd and 1 Among the mend?” again“ W ‘
of each month—duly and August ox-l ‘ . .
al Arohtittmltlnr tt‘llllunllf‘ ecum- an the,
t ”pied—‘ai 8 o‘clock. All Roy
t
Masons cordially invited. Churlec; \til‘ihntmirl‘n :tt (hit-upo. tin- tnion
flouunlnt Colon! Samuel Robe
thief Figures in Army Avlaion Scull
g
Senator J. T. Robinson
Senator J T. Robinson of Arkanv
rule, has charged before iai meeting
!
otwthe military affairs committee of
the upper hotlw- that the manage-
. ntent oi the l'nitcd Stairs ii’rmy av-
iation corps. under I.lt'uH‘li‘dllI (‘oi
.. one) Samuel Reber. l:- 'fcontemptili-
the;
t-otniiii’ttec decided on :lll llll'f‘fllifla~i
l_\ inefficient.“ Not only hits
tion, hut eneral Hugh 1.. Scott, tict-
“It; M'trctttrt oi; war. Illih directed
an lll\t‘ tiiiutioit i'or hie depart-
IIIO‘Ill .
m.w-5=-.-.. .9. -
A Tut-k, it P, F. 8. Lyon, 59¢ {Station at \\'ashimzton. the nevi ter-
fi ‘ _-__,_._ .- «v...» ‘iuitizth‘ at Kansas (‘i')‘. Spokane, Dal built low in the water, consisting ot a.
This, Minneapolis and St. Paul and at ‘. single round, ‘eleei turret lilOlllltt‘d 0",
.
Rochester. .\‘. Y.
:huiidipg is the new Union Station in? ly revolved. pouring shot utter shot
CONSULAR EFFICIENCY.
It 1» _: limit-h lincn munui‘ztcttiret re-
(inc oi thow now , u flat. armored deck. The turret slow
ltlttt he cuti get more valuable
. mo ‘ ‘ ' ' £ . I
. i Q i W“ "“1“qu V l hicago and "n" ”1 mm" planned WI” Into the Sierrintuc from llx‘ in o hit!
‘z “("1 HH‘ 'l )tlill i,» . . ' ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ .
, I ‘ I‘ I tl-tr I‘I‘lttlrh lh'lll' b“ ‘" (lel‘t‘lflttd. 'llic tirund central llllllii.
1v ll‘ Attic". 1:1“ t‘tlll‘i . . . i . , , I ‘ . ‘ H I
" Fl ‘ '1 ”VI" DHI‘H' m M.“ \ork. “ml“ 3““ “5 “’3‘“ '3 lhc light With a drun. \citlicr lion
it. till lt'tttt: tr Ag» 4 ¢
, J , L'iven credit for sntll’riillflilll: its Irflt'kstt'ii‘ld “fix utih- to dulllukt- the other
""vitl‘i‘ or :tll\ reptil'h pllullri‘i‘m. I’.‘ . .
" - :that hulldttig< mm M erected (W“l"||1ut'h, [tut it was ncverthclostc u m.
t Hil't.~Il government. t y _ ‘ ‘ _ t
‘illi‘lll thus otttnttttnk rt‘wttttt'l t\l the uniph torthc Monitor Shehutl check
ion} to the Pi , t
tllpchp. united the Merriimt. and saved
in hast
It is trut- liltii much more tnoitcr'northern fleet
‘ ..
.it.» is “i‘It‘ttltlo it’xilli
illt'
it: mm of it tllll>l|iiil' ~ct‘vit-c til
min steadtiv improving ioi many,
I Th“ '"t‘lttl‘t‘t‘.~ oi the Monitor crew
of tnimt; it out of
hue liccit hilt tit Ill these terminuh tltttir
\th. its a I'i‘étli'
l 1 . Llil 'ntmcnt . ethcit-ncy of getting to trains rc~' Wm. invited u, Washington. and pl.”
t'tc.~ um um ting: itJi >
- tilt
lilltI i
lqttires. lint when Mr. Gordon warns mi ildent Lincoln, after thanking them
'i ii“ ’ ”I“ “9 (HIKIII It) INN? *IIHHQQ Wilil ‘ [0" 'IIFII‘ .‘Frtlr‘fil, IimmID" ll 1-
\\'i i ‘M' “EL t II:
tSlIlH'I I" 0.“ DUI“ ])iII l‘IV IUI 0"“ I( III'.‘ , ill)" 0110‘ ”I [hem pypr wanted II III I'OI‘
AliiPI'lk'All ‘ttleillt‘en men, > . ’
'ettertiiriny architectural licituty to to from ”H. mwnmwm' till he had to d“
I‘t
p onto-limb for merit ulone
litt- tcctiittoni
rt toruted l.\
w o l'ecp lll tout-h vv'ith foreign trztdc
lvcnttc-prodncing. it it: not plititi that was to ttslt it
. . . . . . ni- .
w m.- lll tlictr U\\li lint-s. \enr ‘ ' .
.u. (Ililt the l“ tiiltmt: the l‘lllIli stand. .lohn ltnncoll hm. nou- “km tor the
.tnch of the, . >
Itt ‘hc ntidlt‘s upon coiiittlttiiltc:~ built
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useful t0i , , And the
lllflKlliIil t'ilI cttthedruls ----- and mud for! republic is keeping its word. The ncxl
- H Um Illlhillt‘i‘ ill' , .
t“ M“ fulfillment of that prtmmo,
’l‘HI‘IIliul'III Ilt‘t'tliii(‘> itiutc
At tt-rtt-un illdlltlll‘if‘n gtvzng them auth-
;: i'ndn-ttrialt
ling eil’cct of them-
them» and who qucxiions the ennohl- tlreadnouirhl that makes the Panama
:u »lt‘ iit“uvttttitioii regard!“ , 3 , , ,
rich and spacious pussttgt- wtll carry the veteran anilor.
‘lt tl tottttncrcial condition: in all parts
structures on till I)t‘Il0I(Il‘I‘fl'.' 'l‘hey SRI‘. Thus the great era of modern NH)“
The l‘t‘l‘tll‘lh are espec- ’ , . .
lulled :md “‘0“an the 1"” not Only "‘“idlllfl tr rounded out. It begun with
i' he \\(ll“.tI
in v valuable in revealing new oppor
t .
tot those who built them. bttt also at“ the battle in which llriscoll participat—
it. tiles; for export trade
i wont: odd non that the govern-
seil to do so little of this sort» 1 _
' 1 today that land “‘ business. express, and u“. Mommr MW Illnilllling
it is recosnim . .
ithoir descendants. The genius of theled. Subsequent development hits been
American people runs to transportation? Mona the Wines of both the Merrlntttc
Why not of
v hail Is
one of South
l
streets," why not have it
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SENTINEL
READERS’
IEWS f3: .
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CLEANLNG or; WALKS. i
To the. Editor of the South NorWulki
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Evening Sentinel:—
ln reference to thc new city ONIIII f
ance forcing all property owners to'
remove snmv from their walks, l I'IHIItIi;
like to task’for it small space in your:
vuluuhle paper. :
Now that Lincoln avenue. in the:
Second Taxing District, in known for
Nortralks' “classiest:
represent
such. in winter lid iii Hummer? A tier-i
ittin property ovitter, \\ ho its well~‘
known and it connected citizcu. IB theI
landlord at quite a number of lots. Alli
the wow that has been removed {mini
'hic "tine“ cement sidewalk, win-t done},
by the city snow plow, and last montli.1
when it day or In of thawing and then.
r1 tork. i
is .. fosteting of business opportunity
Iw :i athmttd and at itontc is one of the
.t important and legitimate func-i
t— ot‘ government. it is through1
:ettttuent cooperation, indeed, that
It.
...
u
Lt‘t'lntlll mdtutry and commerce have
in he 14th tremendous ‘airides. The
no afforded by our 0“]! consular ser-
t‘m has really developed factor than
m . itueinws uteit lime learned to take
a.t.'mtat:e of it. it‘ our efficiency in
try; field does no tyet equal Germany’s
t: i- largely for that rea.~ott.
-LML
LIBERTV FOR GIRLS.
“‘idame Schumunn-lleittk. the rum:
one opera SillL'GI'. is worried about Amv
urican girls. ‘ ‘
”To me.“ she says. “the liberty al-
tered the Amarican yOllII‘t is shocking.
‘(lhiiperones seem to tie-1s extinct ac
, iii-[Mm after a girl reaches the age
9! ton."
5Maps they do that sort of thing bet<
__olsewliere. Unquestionably there‘s
intuition larger ratio of chaperons to
dais girl population in the highly civ-
ilized continent of Europe. When it
" to Latin countries, particularly
, .. countries of tboth the old
m, it's impossible to turn
ditto a duenna or two.
‘is very chocklng, no doubt, to
attire toreixncra. to see the liberty
tailor our young petiole. But it
" pooh toocourtomtofm
. the moon tor thic horriiy
initiation in to be'fotind in tho
. fl notion youth. Tho
,, m 1i tho} our yonns Nollie
:mo-nts. nor artistic ceilings, nor vast
throttirh those mediums the artistic,
soul of the nation? Who tltttt
Stood before the massive pillars of the
Northwestern in Cliicutzo, who that ev-
er walked the floor in that "vvstcful":
concouriw in the Pennsylvania Silliitlll'
in New York with its noble space and
simplicity. its astonishing and grateful
GVC‘I'
silence, f‘iLll ever think of them with-
out it thrill?
"The. people. iii buying
tion,“ writes Mr. Gordon, "will
knowtngly. pity for architecturtt't monu-
irniisportn»
not,
arena in which ”103‘ may congregatc‘
to look at beautiful frescoes ttnd well-
chosen inscriptions. It is not the func-
tion of it railway to provide these em-
vilPIIISIlIIIGIIIS of a station either for eti-
thetic effect or for the education of the
people at large."
We are. not so sure. Mr. Gordon. We
are not so sure!
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FULFtLLlNG LINCOLN'S PLEDGE.
It will he a histoic event when John
Diistoll of Hampton. V3,. misses
tlttottgh the Panama canal. 3.. a ill go
on a turtles-hip. as a guest JI the
United Sta is. And the. occaaior. will
be its eign‘hcant to the. m?! tf'as to
the passenger himself.
Elt‘lfty-tour years ago Driscoll was it
member of the crew of the Monitor in
to towns bottle with the Morrimac
in Hampton" Rondo. The
war-tho mm of! ammo warships. it
had quickly mod ilk much: wholo
7:
Morrinioc _
niovtthle gun turrets of heavy steel on
freezing the walk wits almost impass-
ible. Now, Mr. Kicker. why not (allow
cult. and “obey the law" and let Lin-I
coin avenue be the me street lni
‘winter or in summer: - The Pride of‘
ccndant of the two crude vessels thlt Norwaik. . ‘
fought their monientmn duel in WWI Thanking you '0'. your valuable
~ .. :wccc, l remain, i
.. ._._._. iA RESIDENT 0P LINCOLN AVENUE
APPEAL OF STATE BANKS. t
a uhip with armored decks and sides.
The vliattleship that (tarriert John Britt?
coll, representinc the acme of lighting
power. will be the latent lineal dcs-
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TOO HORRlBLE FOR WOMEN.
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Federal Reserve Board Pootponec‘ i
Consideration Until May. tWWW“ 3“qu to Send Female Smug-'
WASHINGTON. Mat-cit 7.-—Tht-‘ ted-f titer to m. i
eral reserve board last night decided NEW YORK. Mfich 7.~—Unlted
to postpone until May consideration, SW95 District Judge Dayton of West
of the pending appeal of the banks} Virginia, film"! It"?- refused yesteri‘k
west of the Connecticut river in thc‘d"y ‘0 5"“ Mrs. William Hale. or
state of Connecticut to be transferred} 30W)“. ‘0 5““ f0? smuszlinz. on thci
mm the Boston to the New York'm‘md the! he shared the southern:
federal reserve tilittrlct. Banks in opinion that lending a woman to jail
Foirfleld county. Connecticut. how all “‘3 "horrible," i
ready been transferred. but those in Mrs. Hale is the head of a Boctoni
the four other westem counties m-milllnery llrm and is also prominenti
main in the Boston district. ‘ln 5"”?"2'8‘ Circles in that. city. SheI
Secretary dchdoo. cxodlclo a menu “93de guilty Of defrauding the gov-l
ber of the board. and Paul M. War-“’mtl‘t‘nt out of about. 8200 in ctrsiioxni
burg of the board. leave Washingtonian” on hats, dolls .and mum“
today with the United State. gem brown with her mini rut-ts as per.
tion of the international high conitnis- oonal “We.
cion for Buenoii‘Aires and will be gone "The mention of WOmanbood
two months. in their absence the “m 1‘“ is abhorrent to me" midi
subject. ‘0 ill! a fine of $50.
*fi
”“7”” ‘ ii if ”hm“?
‘i
:IReduce Your ,Cost of
| ~ " Gasoiirb.
T‘t: min- ol 53mm» l (or
tum-r at a PI? Itv-uid tom 1
t!» “in. hit um tcmuiuwt-i ivmlw
difihd-zlu Mn. ’
HARRIET OIL & GAS C0.,‘
m- m;
TOT: SLAIN, UNCLE SUICIDE.
CLARKSRURG. W. Va., March 7.——
The bodie- oi’ two little doubters of
Michael Butler were found in their
home in 'ClnyCl'eek. Nicholson county,
yeaterdiiy morning. An uncle, John
Neal. no mining, and n peace with
’nie destruction of wooden ' wo
0mm hulls m'hhlafly ; , .
it: niacin: and root. unwed-i- 3‘,
zinc commute bowl-h '
board does not desire to take up thichJudse'Dayton in sentenclnfi Mrs. Hale’
This Sale Demmtntes Empha t~.--"
THAT IS NEW—STOCKS TI; 'T ARE CO
INGLY LOW. EXAMPLES TAKEN FROM HUNDREDS. E
RESENTS THE EXTREME IN VALUE GIVING.
WIDE AWXKE.4S*i0Rii-.wmii
SALE of BARGAI
NS
THE FIRST of The “March Sales" IS ON TOMORROW
Our Preparedness to Serve you Profitabl ’
y—ALT.
MPLETE-PRICES THAT ARE AMAZ-
ACH OFFERING REP-
EMBROIDERED
FLANNELS
Dainty Embroldcr
ed Flannel, tor ln-
rants' and misees'
wear, scalloped or
henteiilched:
tiliir price. 75c per
yard, Tomorrow.
regula r
reg-
rovv
WRITE DRESS LINEN
45 inches wide, all
pure Linen, til
ready shrunk;
per _\‘ll rd
TABLE LINEN
Bleached and un-
bleached. all puri-
price. 750 Linen: regular
Tomor. price, 75c per yd.
Tomorrow, ‘
SCARFS and SHAMS ;
infill Scarf: t'ittti flitxfiltt Shams. liciii~.
Hitched and embroidered: regular
price. 23c eat-h Tomorrow. one act
its follows; i Scarf and 2 Shams
BED PILLOWS
Regular size. 2‘.’\
28. goonc tenth.
era. tilled. t‘th‘l‘t‘tI
with beet tuck»
my. regular price,
Tomorv
92¢ each
I'OVV.
MUSLIN
Bleached and unbleached Sheet
inn.
fine quality, soil,
fine: regular
yard wide.
sturdy,
TURKISH TOWELS
Regular «ice,
ue, terry borders;
SHEETS
Bleached and till
bleached. bin.
double bed size,
ilnn val»
price, So per 3d. rennin price. 15c 81x90; regular
Tomorrow, 10 yds. each. Tomorrow. price, 69c each.
for 6 {or ‘ Tomorrow, ‘
CALICOES AND
APRON GINGHAMS
Light and dark,
i ctudnrd qutihiy.
hut colors: regtr
Bargain Table
Wash Goods and li‘ancv White Goods;
yd.
‘3
d
in white and ecrti.
hemntltched, 36
inches wide; reg-
ular price, 19¢ per
yards for
Tomorrow,
each,
16le inches long. ‘
heavy pile, strong
and durable: reg-
uliir price, The
Ilr price. Sc per values up to ‘ISc per yard. Tomor-
yard. Tomorrow. row. 7 lords for ..................
'10 No. for ‘fl
MARQUISETTE COCOA DOOR MATS CRETONNES
latest sprint: tier
signs and colors:
value. 19c pcr yd.
Tomorrow. ‘J ,vds.
Tomorrow. for
36 inches wide, large variety of
Women’s White
PETTICOA’I‘S
“title of Pine Muslin, full tiuri‘. Well
made, deep ruffle. trimmed with
lace and embroidery; remtlur price.
75c each. Tomorrow
LOG CABIN RUGS
27154 inches. all
the new spring:
colors; regular
price. 750 each.
Tomorrow,
ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Fine muslin, nicer
l.v trimmed with
lace: regular
strong
Medium Eize,
hie; regular price,
BATH ROOM SI-I‘ELVES
Plate glass, 5318
inches. with brass
nickel plated llx-
titres: regular
and dura~
tor
MEN'S AND WOMEN‘S
All linen, men'chemstitched bor-
der, women!
embroidered cor-
ners; regular
price. 15c each.
Tomorrow. five
hemtitched and
price, 75“ “‘“Il- 75c. each. Tomor- price, 75c each. .
4 Tomorrow, 4 m", Tomorrow,
l
nonomomnrs ’t ,
omen b
I
LISLE HOSE
Women‘s fine- quality Lisle 'I‘hrcnd
Hose, fast black, full fashioned.
double heels and toes, garter tops:
regular price, 35c per pair. Tomor-
row,.Lpnlrs for ........ .
WHITE OUTING
FLANNEL
Soft, medium .
weight. 34 width:
regular price, 100
per yard Tomor-‘
row, 10 ydc. for-c
dresses
price, i
jor
GABARDINE
Yard wide. heavy,
that diagonal cord »
tor citric and
Tomorrow, 2 yds.
ALL WOOL SERGES
Black and navy;
reader price, 76¢
per yd. and
new at that
price. Tomorrow.
; regular
9c per yd. "
LUNCHEO’N SETS
lorgc‘ploce and i2
pantsuits a 1
onion pincer; "1- p
road is shun of \ g “
mm - w ~" -
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