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‘ESTBLISHBD My woman who ion a distinct pride in
‘ JAuEs GOLDEN ther ability to make a living, and would

“regard any dependence upon wealthy
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1.0! distinguished relatives, whether >0-

: L. AND A' 1" LDEN"clad or financial as a subtraction from which ea-President 1“" 1‘ head hl‘lggfegg Titsxflosz :tmkpy‘pri-
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PROPRIETORS Eher own competence. Hal self-fishect started ‘ movement to have the poli- ‘3' “”9“- W‘U' ‘1 1’0““? ““0“!"

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THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1916?

did own social power of making
' eriends with the people she wants to

IATURE ALMANACI’OREhuow and cares to hold in friendly"
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Sun rises 5:50; sets 6:09.

relations.

The old ideas linger longest of

 

oourrrd, in the class of woman who; be Elm“. “(1| nations to pledge for tied District of Connecticut at
g. 3 = ! :take roomera. That class is recruit-1 their 50““ armed and economic forces Hull". Fina. and PH.“ Tum if com,
.IVENING SENTINEL TELE‘ ed chiefly from women who have no will!“ a! mm which deem“ victcd.

PHONE CALLS
' ‘ 'Idflorlal Rooms—92.
, ~ lune“ Office—93.

' Ira-uh Branch Office—1388.
=W's Residence—rsas-3.
‘acity Editor’s Residence-77521.

WI Manager’s Residence-
rrr3-rz.
" ‘ ,hlbliahcr's Residence—890.

, specialised training. Even in this
line. however, the old is giving placo
to the new. Tho modern woman who
rents rooms or keeps boarders goes at
the work in a businesslike way, and
for her patronage depends upon the
charm of cleanly and pleasant rooms.
of simple ahd excellent meals rtthra-

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Hoots in Masonic Building, South‘
lain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
cult month—July and August ex-
oopted—at 8 o'clock. All blaster
lasons cordially invited. Arthur
I'. Ford's, W. l, Robert M. Wilcox,

Baa.

CLARA MORRIS STILL YOUNG. ‘
Clara Month has just celebrated her;
sixty~ninth birthday. She and heri
mother live with a maid and a auras]
in an old house by the sea at White-l
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AGED STATESKAN DEAD.

O
The League to Home Peace, of

ttcal parties in the coming national
conventions at St. Louis and Chicago
insert planks in their platforms en-
dorsing the Proposal that a league of
nations be formed for the purpose of
lnsarlng‘futurc world peace. by the
aatablishmcnt of international tribun-
als to Which lute-rational disputes can

V" 0" Wills hostilities prior to a
rcoouru to such tribunals.

' ‘I‘bo Loans to Enforce Peace is not
an anti-preparedness organisation, nor
is its aim to and the present Europ-
aan war.

For the purpose of gaining recogni—
tion at St. Innis and Chicago the Taft
Poses Who has begun an active
canmalgn in each State to have Intro

 

L We endorse the proposal that a
league of nations be formed for joint.
{action under such regulations as web

Henry Gssaaway Davis.
Henry (jassaway Davis, ninc-1
t)‘»thrcc yeah old. dicd in “'ash— l 19““ shall “‘09“ against ”y nation

nigton thc nthcr «lay. Mr. Davis‘“men ”090”“ ‘0 “like W" without
“’35 thc \‘lt‘t‘vpl‘t‘sltlfllllill until-I’m" ”mm“ ‘0 "It‘ll WONG tribun-

iiutc nu thc llcnmcratic ticket inia" “"d methods °f 9°“°”"“°“ al

LEONG Jil l0 M3110 IV U. 8.
“WALL.

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our.“ With UniaMuIIy Having 0p
tum in His Foundation—Caught
In Raid.
‘BRlDGDMRT. March. 23.——Whenl
the United States daputy marshals

tors. arresting him on a haderal war
rant charging him with having opium
illegally in his possession, the charge'1
of violation of the liquor lass held
against him by- the local authorities
was automatically nolled. Without
bonds Leon: will be held until he is
given a hearing ‘before Richard F'
Carroll. United States Commissioner

lleong was taken into custody at
headquarters late this aftonoon hr
the deputy marahall who arrived to
take him to Hartford for trial. Under
the New atautea which he is al
lewd to have violated a maximum
penalty provided is a fine of 010,000
and five years in prison.

Ha was amstod Sunday afternoon
when a squad of local policemen and
Police 'Prcsident John C. Stanley
made a raid on his store. They found

Charge Against Laong.
The warrant issued by Commission
'or Carroll in the name of Woodrow
Wilson, president of the Unitad}
States, says that James J. Walsh, col-
lector of internal revenue for this dis-
trict, appeared b re him and said
that lusting Jim of Bridgeport on
Wind: 19. viohtad sections 1 and 8 of
an not passed December 17, 19”. by

 

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t lsuch league of nations shall have duly‘

latter Chapter. No. as, n. A. M.

years ago, Frederick C. Harriett. Her

approved.

being in possession of a quantity ofl
opium without registering it and not

Hoots in Masonic Buildind. South

Sciiutm‘ Davis's uttivr political

The National Executive Committee; having paid the spacial taa.as provid-

 

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Displaying the attradtive new styles
forSl’RlNG and SUMMER in

.su'is «HENRY --coiis

—~-- " ‘ _ "" ‘ ' lity of her duccd in local latforma the “"3 00"““1‘9‘ "'0'" 0W 0' '
ULRECTORY- than on the illustrious qua . party p 09 ’ ..
“ASONIC forebears. .followlng uniform plank prepared 4'! :ubidwonzabo‘ut “00' which h r“. r‘.
N toa. F and A. M. ‘0'" Lem“ “”9“" E‘ec‘m" C°m‘ United gut: .mmm m me
ya Wall Lode'. 0- - i -———-o———-—-—- lmittee: ‘

. SILK, COTTON and WOOLEN
DRESS FABRICS

Lingerie, Corsets, Neckwear. Gloves,
Yeils, Hosiery, Dress Accessories,

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Children’s Uuderwear

mother is ninety-three, and was Well career began ”WEN“. after ”16:11

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enough to arrange the birthday flow- t‘ivil War \vht'n hc was t’lct‘tcd’ as sent instructions to its omcera. ed by the act. with tntant to sell. bat

Iain street. 2nd and tth Tuesdays

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ofoacb monthwluly and August 0!" h d l ' ni ‘llll r of th ‘ H u of l) l ‘and "Went-“V“ eva‘vherettfl' firth-n: 1;“ ”hr-m tho aama '
‘ "9‘ ”‘t 8 «dock “180!“ Arch era for er “‘1‘“ a ‘ )c L .0 W ,‘ c- ‘ throughout the country. requesting. ”f" ram '0‘”- . . .
ed itad. Chfllu The famous actress has come'k’fllt‘s‘ 0f the NC“ State of “cat them to “am,“ delegates w the; The “mu“ ‘0 "Prehefld lullrd ‘0 YOU ARE COR DIALLY INVITED.

L Imus cordially Inv
A. Tuck. H. P.. F. 8. Lyon. Soc.

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flRE-TRAP CHURCHES.

The Iroquois theatre are In Chim":8lie has llvcd as well as she Pulled-ll“ 187i Hc scht‘tl’ two tcrmsI

"malted In making all our theatres
The Collinwood, 0., fire (:11qu

through illness. loss, fear and pova
terty, danger of blindness, after a long.
iiifctimo of entertaining the public.’

,She has stood up to her troubles and?
,kept her soul serene. She has met

 

Virginia “‘3! latcr “We" 3“ 5t?“ I State Conventions of all parties, what

senators M cst‘ \ irginiii scnt liiin ' It is proposed m do, urging upon them

to thc tinted btatcs Scnatc asits‘me adoption of' the plank of local

first D't'llltit‘fallt‘ rcpn-s‘ciitativc‘m"y platform“.

_ . , , “It will be readily understood" the

WM! (llhllllcmm- tlsttcr says "that union the ground
Thc former scnutnr, it rcrcntly . I. pnparod by such action in local

 

;ine Marshall of the United States for
the District of Connecticut. commands:
him in the name of Woodrow Wilson.l

‘preaidont of tho United Status. to ap
prehend Leon: Jim and bring his
body before Richard 11'. Carroll. Unit-

aed States commissioner for this dis

itrict. it is approved by Raymond

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3r revolution in aateguardimt lWhool't‘iif‘e bravely and without bitiernesa. “33 "“"na‘i'd- “'3‘ worth political units. we shall have diaculty Marne, ‘0' “"9 District Of Connecti-
a A ' l .
But nobody R9011“ ‘0 m" Mle Morris wrote the other day to $30,000,000. 1“ securing the insertion of the plank
V houses. 0 1 tie batches p per . - - -- ... _ Em ”‘9 platforms at ill! State and Na-l NECTICUT PEOPLE IN OOU'I'H ‘___
' -h attcn on o i c - a news a : .. .
.. . paldmut l depriving . man of his liberty In‘itional Conventionli. 00”

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~' " churches of all denomin

‘ N be tolerated in a

The building commissioner of lion.
MIL has been investigating the 400
ations in his

Gillian“, lewd conditions which would
ny other placa of

“i am thinking that our old frlond
‘llamocloa has received a lot of nude“
‘acrvcd sympathy. for the prescucc of
i:l.h9 sword over ono's head—after the
'fll‘dl terror-simply gives a honor as»

l

y The ’l‘nft lugue's membership com-
propcrty without due process of law? prises many well known leaders in
There is too much of this petticoat political “my”. 'Among them m
stuff; men ought to have some rights.’ u-Gov. David R. Francis, of Missouri,

it is a fact um tboro Is a.tOIdlw¥t1““"‘W‘d ”BMW to Ru

llOWIdflYs‘ to punish men severely for ”" Former Ambund" ‘0 France.

 

llouth Nor-walk and Danbury Pcopia
Aid In Raaoptlon lo Boilcvlsw.

The sundown-yin; oatracts from an

account of a recent reception in Belle-

view, Fl... taken from the Ocala Ban-

;ner. will interest many llanbury pro

pic. as Judge 'Hoplrins. who. with Mrs.

PRICE

 

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.. '3' n'bly. Them). for ctatnille- rm to life. intensifies its sweetness Myron 1". Herrioh, (luv. Samuel W.
l'~._ public use 1 . l . r ”ch ohm”. wllkéul much built"! It ll limbs. assisted hr receiving the
it yuan opening inward. .and beauty and make us conscious 0 can of launch-satin Gov. Arthurimtg, .wu Dauburys l‘lrat mayor.
rubbish-pit” “mm. “airways ’aud each ”mm” 501' Into the dusts ior showman. "VOID!" of .Knu'I. Senator Albert nisnd Mrs. Clarrisaa '8. Rates. Is a
V t l To turn the dangling hworii into an is IPDflMltly assumed by most mas- Cumulus of Iowa. James M. Beck. at} 33‘3hfgfirthl‘gmzm 1' “W“d‘nfl After the Customer finds our furniture absc-
en 5. .
m baaem ~ idcs 0f . l d t kea a fine “"3“" ”N" 3 WWW” “'0" h 9'" N8" York, Alexander Graham Belt! The article in~the Florida paper - - -
- ”No means of cum "0'“ *‘ gllmlrumtm 0" I” “9" a ' I h 1 um woman Judge George Gray of Delaware, 01-. w: lately satifics all his quahty demands, they cer-
‘ buildings. find ”WWW“ “pm" Clara MM“! our ”4 M ‘ ‘ reupoc d d Senator Theodore W. Burton of Ohio] "LEM Saturday night the civic les- t 'nl bl . - '
l l"Baarsrncnt Scrcrn sort-wed to theorist-was. what she has long had, the 5”“ a “1‘" annoyed her, ho ”I an leulflov. John Franklin Port of New‘guc held an informal reception in hon- ‘1 y ”e agrees Ysurpriscd ”“1 "“P'e‘sed ‘0
l“ “0‘ frames inflection an d sympathy of thc Amel'l- an example must be made of him. I JPl‘svy. tan-Ambassador to Mexico. 2:601‘13‘ :‘g$:‘lm:€le&yu§'x:' loam our prices are so low
. w '- - ' i ' , . . , . - -
l ‘ .1 l 0‘ nropi'oofing around steam-3mm ”mph ' ,\\ omen are sometimes mistaken In Henry Lane “than of ludlanapolts. ‘0'. ill. who wars» l-and [Io-is

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‘ t' .i'llcatlntwvllammfi

‘ " . lleries and
{improper exits from gs

‘ choirs.

“Doors, that. when Opened, blocked

”army‘s. .

installed be-

luga: wooden stairs."

Ibo commissioner has lowed "m‘ftiiem before that.

e defects to be remedied,

" A and his instructions are now being

iv.

w at mt. Not ambitious £0,161. ,, ‘
’- i not interested in "“3” 9. layer of tho "satisfaction or * money"°mm was ampioyed at 1|].ka

mars. ll! nmi ent relatives, hack" guarantees which are being giv- .assembling’mphophoussxm (auto
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carrled out. Every city in the coun-
try ought to give its attention to the
matter-L‘without waiting for s congre-

puon to be burned alive to 8009‘! the ‘ forced to any noticeable extent. though ably 38““ '~° “13t-

uecessary stimulus.
One thing at least ought to be at-

tended to in every church—and every

other sort of building where many

people live or work or meet. The

doors should be made to open outward.

80MB! cannot 3am in case of a rush.
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BOOMERO AND GELFRBEECT.
,‘l‘be Chicago Tribune quotes in its
’ humor column this advertisement

‘ from a Tennessee piper?

‘ ” mud to Rant—By quiet, unobtru-

blvo couple, plebelana. three connect-

i ——-—-——O————-—- .
l TRUE-AD Laws.
Kentucky has Just passed a pure-
‘ad law. it provides line or imprison-
ment or both for the dishonest adver-
tiser. Several states passed similar
.lnwa last year. and a few others had
West Virginia, ids-j
ho, Oklahoma, Montana. Colorado.
Missouri, Kansas and New York are
among the recent acquisitions to tho
. puiead fraternity. j
l So far the laws have not been en-:

a man was really indicted under the}
New York law the other day. and!
there is a society.of advertisers which ?
proposes to keep the district attorney
busy in that state.

i The trend is.'howevsr. in the right
‘diractlon. The advertiser who op
looses such legislation is. by his op
Iposition. convicted of purpose to de-
fraud. Dependable merchants are all
(strongly in tavor of greater string-
!ency. They do not like to soc their.
advancement in bad company. The
purchaser who finds an unreliable ad-

"m' (preferably domatslrll. vortiscmsat in a certain publication

rabid linen; private or convenient
M ' ‘- naar an owl car line; man

I‘lI'.

State price.

“its curtain thing about this situa- ‘
is not that those would-be MIR is annulled .gsntlsman in a let-

‘a‘u'hw f" ”W’ekeemng “m M is apt to discredit all the advertising

carriad by that medium. The undon-

try of the present time is all agatnsty'oncm edict was mint -

smptor" policy. Ind in

2en by so many firms. ~
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‘MAsl-IERB” ‘

m unlntol'sstcd in hearing sax-'ier m a metropolitan ncwspaper

‘ film M the family hll-iwants to know proaiaoly what count-r.

lmachlnea wan mm and have been.

blameless A. lawn-nee Lowell, President of
Harvard University, and ”Secretary
of State Richard Olnel'.

Among those .in Connecticut who
;are expected to cooperate are: hauls
.n'n. Cheney, Hiram r. Maxim. Hon.
‘lienry Roberts. President William
lty. There is still too much "mush- :30liggfimpgigenprzor&f:;
Ins." in suite 0! It" and MM“ “‘ dot-c s. Wooiscy, Admiral. Casper r.
verity. it may be better to punish an . Goodrich.
occasional man tindcservcdly than to‘ The platform of the-Taft Manila. in

‘ m ifull. as adopted lust Junta: Philadel-
dsprivc “1 "mwhz'ufihazgzt has. phat in independence Hall. Is:
"V'th' “t any ' ; Vie believe It to be desirable for the
lotion. Any chlvslroufl cm W‘“ "I” , United States to join a name of Na-
luou binding the signatories to the
ifollowing: .

‘"‘ ""‘ . l First All insurable questions
arising between tbs signatory pow-
' so .
W Mia-:33... “drum"
Kins Geo-"cc" "WWW“ .. its submitted to a judicial. tribunal for
nmnoirronl‘. March ill—Ame“- bearing ud.iudmnt..both upon the

such cues. Citizens of
behavior have'sutfered from the hasty
Judgment of a vexed or frightened wo-
man.

And yet, sxcmivo atrictness
such mutton is far better than lax-

AMERICAN PREMIEDNESB.

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can preparedness has defeated the 0b- merits and upon any issue as to its‘

loot of the proclamation issued by mutton of the question.
King George of Wind. which W Second. .511 other nus-lion- no:
hibits the importation into England lug between tho, no.~ and not
of motorcycles. alltomobilca and gra- “m“ by Wu“; all be sub-
pbophones. at 1639‘ “15°!" ‘3 t” mittcddo a Council 0 ‘Concillation
graphovhonea Ire concern“!- iror hearing, consldarauon and recom-

The official proclamation has been‘msudatiou. ,
expected for a ions time b! the Amor- Thlrd. fismianatqry powers shall
loan 0,391,091,039 company of this jointly use forthwith both.i.holr econ-
city. The concern's European sales omioand military forest. again-t any
manager visited. the home odices in one of thcit. m‘bsr.tbat ms to war.
Bridgeport several months ago. and or commits acts of hostility. against
told the heads of the concern that the another of, thallium-Isa Woman!
tuncutlon arising uhau he submitted
provided in the foregoing.
“a _(No mvislon is made for the on-
” forcement of the decree. however.
capacity tinder the plan nations may ilaht at-
at tor arbitration, if they fact that ins-
tlco demands it.) ‘ ‘

Fourth. Contentions between the
signatory powers shall no held tron
[thus no time to formulation! ~mil!

‘As a malt. ovary available man and ' as

has worked at,lta fullest
night and‘day.“wltlr the consent
suits that auvast quantity of tho

raoslvodat mulch parts prior to the
until! it! ill Wu. ‘

The companyyhas-alargs factory for NI :* . . ' 1U

. loo-or international aim-«huh. homo-t air-oi In «cursor-soul

of Mrs. Ell-u Emu-ls. The club house
was profusely decorated with dog-
wood blossoms. Tbs honor guests.
assisted by Judge and Mrs. Hopkins.
received In a bower of blouoms ar
ranged In one corner of the large ball.
after which a short antsrtalamont
was given. Mrs. Saunders. of Bing-
hamton. N. Y.. sang “Rock of Ages.”
and rcsponded with “Sing Mo to
Sleep." aocomnniod berr-s. Walter
Nelson. .

l Mrs. I. Frank Haviland read a poem.
"The Song of the. South." composed by
Mrs. C. P. Dustin. and responded with
a medley of southern songs. composed
by Mrs. A. J. Conblin. a house guest
(gr-Miss Goodcnough. of Biughamton,

. Y.

The committee was composed of
Mrs. i. F. Haviland, Mrs. C. M. Bates
and Mrs. Sands Haviiand. The club
house was decorated by Miss Gertrudv
Tumor. and Mrs. Frank Haviland. and
was ar'work of art.
01,000 CARO OF FREIGHT WAIT
I 'DILIVERY.

That there are at the parent time
01.000..carloads of Will. awaiting
delivery at points along than" ills-
van lino, was one of the facts that
wasblougbtoutattbemcstl'ng of
exocuttvn otssatsrn railroads and In-
teulats Dominates Commissioner Bld-
gar E. Clank. in Now You. .yostcrdar.
Tbs mus arc dawning-plans fort
raiiaving.ths height causation In the
call.

Reports received showed that ls,-|
000 cars assigned .to points cans
New Havon arabding held back by]
other roads. The New Karen has
”.000 an awaiting delivery. whldh
makes up the total.

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m Felt Bins.

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CORSETS‘

Correctly designed corsets are a accessity for the ,
health. waistband appearance of every woman. If you are
keen for that distinctivcygraceful auteur which only per-
! legs corsets can give, we advise you to come here for a fit-
ting by our graduate concoct. ‘
In our stock you willfind only thebcstconst fashions
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