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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 5, 1916 · page 8

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MEDAL APRIL 5. 1,16

 

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DONNELLY'S

Stationery Store
16 South Main Street.

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tilll NEW

‘V .f‘N'M "h-fi

litaries Darin, ot l‘tlliilt‘tllt"l‘ .tzt
lllll'. lla': M't'ured .t lltt>ilivtli tutti
Bridgeport printing « waltiishtncut

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Telephone exchangi- l‘llilllll)('i"v ot’
this cit) tile retelling lilt‘ii .\pr.l top
ies of ”The Telephone liltilv‘llil "

Solon ll. litigant.» mil .I :tllt‘~\ it.
members of the \\tt.llttii'> .\.‘.~ot lulll l‘
of the do“ ntovr .
(ltt‘r'ii this afternoon

llr‘l‘ llaiith ti lluztlet
(ziiaru- of thc .~pcci.ti lientcn whit-cs
this afternoon, at 4 '2" o'clock,
For; ll Noruaih “up it cliciv l‘

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t‘ott. -. _L' til *I' ll

\tlil ltw in

in ill“

“It‘lrl' Lotluc and t‘oltax Encamp-
Ineut pinotliic plflyl‘l~ littH. itLZ'Iill. to
mono“ l‘lt‘nlllK.
\t'zt) tn the loud. but llullt'l lilllt “>
how not lost hope.

“l‘harlic” Greenwood. of this city,
.secretut‘y to (‘nngrewnian E J. Hill. is
one of a noun in it picture of the sec-
retazitu~ of the l‘onnecticut delegation
in (fonsiws. printed in ihiw morning's
issue of the Hartford t'ouinnt.
-. Your old l.a\'n1,ier made into a nice
stickpih. \GlH“ the Silt-spin l0

trier-I. tiny the intent solid goldlliivul-H1
her, (or nill'kt' him buy it) at Brand's

Jewelry Store. Prices so to“, from
$1.50 m'si. an solid gold. Charms
Fi'itntl. w‘o. Norwalk. Washington St.
“'t'iit Opportunity in t‘liiui.”
tenioon, ll 3 o'clotlt, bl‘l\\\‘l‘ll
members of the Woman's Associution
of the downtown Baptist l'lllllt'lt Mr.»
"it'lor lit'llt‘lislltl will be ”H“ loitilci',

 

\t'ili bc rcceiwd up In tomor-
of
if.
illi-

liiil'
lt-t\ t'i'om pi'n.-pccti\t- [tlll’tll.’|~t‘l.\
tlic buildings
l-"iii-lt‘in and
city. The bids are filed at tlit- nuy
(.t".~ oilicc in the (‘in ”it”.

two Sittlutcd at

:itciitit‘ owned by

’l‘hv ilcituhiicnn SI-itv- t‘-~iiti;tl cont
n‘ittw. at which l-Idmund II
this cily. is it titci-ibcr. Wlll [Hill at
tho .\i|_\ii
II. in. accordance \\ith :tn alltlllllll‘1-
mt-nt sent out by the. chititman. J,
Henry Iltiiiibuck. This
I‘ll-I iniiucdiatciy iti‘ti-r 1hr- state con
vention on the owning,- of titttl
iiitd \yhicli \‘till bt- it'lt’iitll‘tl by .\l.tyo3‘
Cari Axel liarstrom, l“l‘t‘(lt'llt'li ii

. Qititiiurtl, t‘tumer 1‘ lit-geniun. Nl'li‘

mini: Unndrc and i'. ll At

tiict-tini; is

dutc,

li‘icldtntr

_ the met-ting of the l'tlllllllllll't' a rim,

purl will he l‘Q‘tt'iU‘ll ttom a commit

. ‘10» appointed to consider the advisa-
bility of (‘llillltzlltg the ruins of

llli‘
.. party so tin-i note latitude. will

_ given the towns of the state on the

matter of fixing dates for caucuses.

 

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BLOOD PURIFIER
f and Spring Tanlc
Bulpiiuranti Cream of Tartar Tablets
ioc. PER BOX . ’

. ‘ Sfillson-PoweIl-Corpo ation
t PRESCRIPTION modem-s.
32 Washlngtcn strut
south Nor-want. coon.

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EVERY

is partiCulariy invited to open In

 

 

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‘I‘hc lincatnptiit-ut is'

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the subject under tii»tt~;'ioti llll‘ ttl j
Ilic‘

t'i'ovw. oi

loufc, 1.. ilartlord, April,

bel

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l it a. Ill. ~L‘ontcrencc st\.~:~iott.

purse and mail accounts are equally welcomed.

 

kixiSavlngs

 

Our $15 suits deserve ‘ a
salute from every man who
realizes the value of a dollar.
As $15 is the popular price
‘ this

l line that will make it more

we‘ve put value into
popular than ever.

1 Big variety in fabrics. pat-
terns. colors and styles.
5000 Library Contest Votes
for every $1 spent for a suit.

so‘t hat or derby.

 

Rogers 8t Stevens

. Soot" Norwal‘ Norwalk

coiiitttiu srssn
intuition

(t'otttlnurd from Page One)

“llll .i llll‘llilir‘l‘>lilll iil' Amt
ilri‘ only ‘Jttt. pastor

I' ll\t‘lli‘tl

'liia _\c:.l‘ lilt""

lit :ll‘t‘llll
Probable Delegates.

Amt-nt- lliosc mcnlioiicd an pruitu
lllt‘ tlt‘ltflitltb to lllr' tlcncrul (uni-i
once at Siirzitoitu. N Y.. in May. liom
llllr district. are lite Italics of [{Q'VS.
llr. l‘utid t: “money. or New York.
l‘llilt‘nl ti Richard-on, Foreign Epln
t-opul Eta-donut) seriicc. llrooltiyn. .\'
l ; (It‘i‘rsw it “ill", publtwier oi
.Metiiittiisl circulations. New \ork; .i.
ii (‘utnnuituln superintcndint oi
.\lctl:odt~l litoiiitals. Brooklyn, X. l' .
.l‘ltl (tho i‘ Ilvriliclmt, First church
of Mount \‘crnon. Luihcr it \V‘ilqtm

oi Ne“ York is also prominently nit-u ‘

ll'tilt‘tl ti~ it pt‘ttlmlili- .icltiuitc

Lav. tltiiii i“ llcrthcloyt’ was
one timt pastor oi~ the local Summer
‘tit-ld churcu and his many tilt-tide
.heie i-xprcs. the opinion that he will
be one oi the doicgaiion to Suratouu
‘ Asked hm nutht rcuurding lilt
‘piobablt- pr: «mutton of his llllillt‘ I.)
ii the tummy of lhl‘ district impur-
‘iutrnilcni. llcr lit't‘l‘flt‘ ‘ti llrown
Humid main no hlfllt‘llli‘ill. saying
't‘Lttl the mutwr rtstid «mitt-l) \titu
the pastor» from this tlln‘lflt't

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. The Week‘s Program.
l The ‘.‘t't'i\" i'ttlilcl‘t'ncr itpo-iii'tl In I
met-inc. \\l‘il :iri l-Iittit-rtlt l.t'1lt'llt' an

lil\'t‘l'h'dl‘)' and till :ttltlrtnfi by ltr l).iu
ll. litiminiiw I‘tllltil'ttl Illi' Hpuurzti
lit-raid. llll llt"ll51 loiioucd by an l-Tp
t,ot'tii l.":tt1llt' rct'cplion to iii-~httii
Lutucr ll llishop and Illt‘lllltt'l‘s tIl
the innit-retire.

'i‘iic [Jitlfl’illll I'or lllt‘ rl‘lllililllt'l ol
tlw \u-ok nili lt- :I~ lttlltl\\~

Wednesday.
it u in Upcning spas-ion ot «on;
ll'rt'ilt‘l‘ Sacrament of the Louis

.tuitiu-r by the bishop and (llnlrll‘l S’u
pcrintt-iidt-nts.

2123” it. In *Mcmoriul scrrici- cont
tlllltlt‘tl by Judge iicnry \\'uilc llout-rs,‘
t‘itlllllli‘lli-‘l‘tlllllg lllt‘ Ollt‘l

'll“ N'i'Ylt't'
‘tllliltll't‘lllll unllll‘t'l‘Sttl)‘ ol the tll‘illll
tol' ilishop ,lslmry. the first bishop.
7 1:” l“ m, Addrtss by llr t‘liurics
Vilcynnlds llroWn. of Yule. on Short
.‘u's to lhl' .\iinl:try.
Thursday.
~t‘ont'cri-nce session,

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."I." p. m.
iticit'.~ Fort-iii"
‘IAtl’lY‘l‘bS by ltr. E. t
litianiz. China, _
l :;.:‘.o p. mwAtinit'ersary of the \\o-
lntzn‘s Home \lissionary Society. Ad
‘tlli‘fis by Dr. David (1. Downey.
l 7:30 p. lll.“('t)lllt’l‘t’l\('e :tN‘n‘lllll.
9 Friday.

it :t. in. t‘ontcrciicc scallion.

Missionary Sitticty.

E‘ur

ten “(‘1‘ in :‘nrutoga. May 1.
to-oo ii. iii.- Loy electoral confor-

cnce. ‘ .
' 2.:ltt p. St‘Sultlll ot the

m.~.loiitt
lay clrctoral confer-

(‘tlnl‘rl't‘llt‘l‘ illltl

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. 7‘30 p. m.~(‘hristiaii Brotherhood
Escryicc.

Saturday.

.~' p ~u.e-f‘nnccrt by the Edna White

J 'I‘rtt'mlpct Quartet.

. Sunday.

- 10:30 a. iii—JConference sermon
'll)‘ Bishop. Luther 13. Bishop.

‘ 3 p. m.——0rdinution service of den-
cons and elders.

7:30 p. m.—Anniversnry of Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies.

WOMAN

account with this institution.

 

 

.,:8peétal lacilttles are provided for the convenience of our women
depositors, and every Scott is exerted to make their dealings with
pa thoroughly ntlahetory and pleasant.

t - a

Anniversary of ”11' \\‘u-

‘. Perkins, ot :{iu ‘

tion of deli-give to the general ('JIl-‘

 

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High School Notes %

-W~/\ » \o
. hanlmd Foou In a "sites at t
is“ ta. yesterday
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There was a tire drill in the first
.

Iperiod yesterday morning

 

. ~ Hayfield Spring “31> it guest of the
tjunioi French class yesterday,

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The class in technical ch.-tiii~t:y

did rapel‘lllirltlh on Suit-burns m :
land sulphate» today

 

' 'lhe rims lIl lililuMl‘lAi t’iit'tlll.il‘f
did experiments on saponificuiion till
t—t it, "taking today

(Vii-wit" liir' by. l. ‘tit l‘t‘rl
\i‘W'ltlItt ail-‘i'llltti‘L lll tit, .wm'tzibi)
hull

”a.

'llt' ltdw‘lmll litaiii'i ~<lvt'liliiml lul
l-:tl:t\ \tu‘ [Iti‘lllillit‘d «tit iitltllllJ ol
-l|' l) ti utiillitel‘

'l'lt' ptnpe'tlvs i-ttitiittl'vc ill I l
"'l‘d': lll.‘.\ i'l'tt‘l\t"l "nil-J i,]\ cant

This will

lilll'lwhl lllt‘ girls.

louue ycrtciduy probably
t‘r pecialiy

Il~ttt~ ‘lH'Ili'. run «It out unit“: .
i"i““t‘lllt‘tl lllt‘ niziiiuiter oi the baseball
team “Hit a lull lot lllt' ll>l’ of tin.
tctiin.

.\ "xet'ond broom" will probably be
appointed for thc laboratory, to tititc
‘(llllt‘u
ill at llih home ill Notnalh

Murphy's plat-c, Viho i.~ \cij.

There will be a lct'lurt‘ in the net'-

iciu-y atrt-et chitin-l. i‘t \I 'I‘litii‘»=itu\
ciciiini: on lllt' rilllJt‘tl ol‘ "Tides."
\Vliliaiu lIuhutirn MI

that oil M'iencc students llllt‘l‘t‘alt-il in

b)
l'crry advises

‘uwbuusmfictmmdmwud
human-“ousted.

"hm-M's. no”.

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man-umdtumpmmi

The Advanced flute- riu. m u-fyutemy them. a 1:15, in the

M perineu- ol W. electroplst- lecture room. They elected hound

ll‘ ud the principle of the ohctro Powell chairman The first question

unmet today.

 

school otudent. who is now a student
‘tl a giris' boarding school. it spend
.ng hcr Beasler vacation at her home
lll South Nor‘aik.

 

Fernmr (‘hiirth one oi out Juniors.
has ieti Sthooi He will continue lil>
studies at the "Gunnery a school in
\‘.asninpiun. t‘t-nzt.

to until pint-e hi~

jwi‘tiil> l-itHl-‘tl ii: on on the staff
it the “.“lil'pllt"
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‘ilu tr i.‘ :t rlil'lttl pit-tailing among
tv’ lhi‘ High
the .Nlluttl nut>e “Ill iii-it-
tti

lit' “Mum, .‘lllltll that

.1 M paritti

lilr‘ (Oihll

x.ii~ li.il!l'li ltll}rll.‘.l
tiiiit t-l i‘.t(‘ll Mullen! iii tlii- hear fu
l'i
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.\li~~ Lamont t'llt‘ ot tillt iiiuthenta-

tics lr'dt'llr‘l‘fifi nus almtit yt-stttduy

"titllill . and .\it' lliiikc took churn?
oi lJl lioinc (ll“<l\ l‘lil-~ lll rltt‘lllllg
‘.i. l'rrry took that‘gv oi' rtt'ltt' oi
lil-- clown.-

Antoni: llll‘ [titTllt‘llllll|l~ ill the the
Will bc gittn Fri
I‘ll.~\ ll-vl'lllli lii‘ti'lllt‘l. Hl>>
.‘tli.-.-. ’i‘lirrcm Cam
.\li-s llt'l-‘tt \\'.irin.'
\‘l'iuntunn

tomcat lillll
tlit't.

l“r'dllt'l.~ ll')l)t‘ll\.

llt‘hl
it't‘

or out Leonard

'l‘ht- t‘llillll'lllllllt‘l of ill" "Show“
liltiwurd t‘onhtock. has t'ct'cired per
:niiwicu from the faculty to draw out
llllt‘ money on the bank account oflhe
‘-~;\in~..t.-.“
:IH told it to zit-count of the "Rkv'itlit‘ "
'rtm will perhaps interest many. as

our l'lll school paper. and

 

 

Exceptional Values in New Spring

SUITS MEN

 

On Easy Weekly Payments

Buying as “‘0 do fora chitin

buying right clitiblcs us to SELL thill'l‘. And ordering in
larac quantities places its in a position to demand quality.
Only the host of clothing, the fincst quality fabrics, and
smartest tailoring finds it place in our storm, and this is
particularly true of these $15.00 special suit offerings. Nont-
bcttcr will be found any“ here at this price.

You nccd it new spring
should you wait?

 

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:New Suits

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. CLOT HING.
0N {CR ED lT.

“'0 Will gladly tilt-cit
an amount in your name, allowing you to .
pay in small \rcckly ninotmts. Come in to-morrow
and make your selection while stocks are full.

.5 - 03,555“, 83.00 Upward

New stilts too. just hs stylish and
snappy as those shown for grown-ups.
but tailored with special care to stand

Bring the boy along and outfit him on
our easy payment plan.

Men’s Spring

of stnrcs. “'0 buy RIGHT, rind

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suit now-~- why

for Boys

of rough find tumble wear.

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Hats

$2. to $4.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. THE NEW SHOES

consuming them was that of hover-l

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'rtie minus-i

flirting, and they decided to have poor
Mine Alice Stevens, 8 tormer High‘

era printed immediately.
Sion will probably be 25 and 35 cents;
to cents extra being charged for re—
reth‘d seats After Mr. Blake. uho
“a: present. had addressed the meet
mg. the meeting was adjourned.

 

’l'he bust-bail tans of the High school ‘

are Kt‘lllllpl up a sort of rally tot

strengthen school spirit and to await l
en ti greater alhlettcs‘
union: the .hllltlt'ill bod)

interest in

already KUllili up a pli'due. which is.
twin; parsed around for eti-ry studeuti
'o rlfllt llTltllll in; to tllilltxit' 17» (t'lll
'Il'lli the 'l‘hi‘l

Hi pttttl tlil'mt‘ 31th

it
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it

They ll‘ddt’l‘ '

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ll I the next isdays.

A Goon BED

Preparation for a good day's work begins at bedtime

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vttttt ninth Villl [like the form of it! t
lit
[mllt'lth up tillll tlltVHl \Vrrt author .
x ill trite plau- on tiic th'llillg oti ‘
Apiil iN ’I‘ht- llouuyioti l‘.ir .Illll:
‘ l
ictu~ lttlp,‘ mil tuiimh thc mum

'l‘hi- Mll’l.‘ \llll pit-use not lit-c1 slisht |

bctn men l

have not ‘

oil l)‘t iuw thug.
tinned before ill lllln item. as they Hl'i

tttl‘tlliill} intitcd in llillllt’llhtl“ iii lilt‘
(t l tttiiuii that they pay ‘

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t

viii; q.“ [’Ht
lh~n 1:3 tt'lti.‘
utrl>. but

It >()llllll\ intern-nut}
no-cd llit' it l5
hopcd that a big crowd nill turn out

no money

t

to We llit' ltltM'l-ttll game. on tho next

1

day. as it lt-‘r‘lll of this rally it

WHY HE QUIT.
'1‘iat ct'Ii-it-icy cvn rt no“. di gus'v
cann-
wus going to make e\erythin;.: eifii-
clout around the plant." ‘
"Maybe Vie were a little too incon-1
sidi-rute with hill!
on the office
iervdournal.‘

t‘ll early ill t‘tc

Itoy."-——l.ouisriile (‘our~

 

 

 

 

$3.50

 

 

, Just Say: “Charge Them”

 

l Iif inlit he‘s

We started itiiti off 4

 

 

VOTERS

Beginning Today
a Bonus at
350,000 votes for
the Lodge Whose
purchases amount
to the most for

Efficiency

DEilANDS

 

the night before. The poorest way in

min is to keep on using a cheap bed with a dead SPRING
and MATTRESS.

 

 

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Get a New Bed

3 Good One at STERLING

Sole agent for the famous Ostermoor Mattresses, Rip

Van Winkle Mattresses.

Mattress from $3.00 to $25.00

We specialize in furnishing homes complete.

 

5.000 V0?“
for Every 81.00
worth of porch”.

in this store.

 

Library Voting
Contest.

 

 

the world to econo-

i’fi t 'm;m:m‘:t2-sr :10: m 1.“... no

Today

 

 

 

 

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Sterling Furniture Co.
.9 127-129-131 Washington St. South Nor-walk. :
‘ SOLE AGENT FOR HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS.
SAVES MILES or STEPS. ‘
i; Qatd. 6.» ““2334 3.; }.. “I.
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Ii. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
' ‘ —BRIDGEPORT—
tummy known so mm M Dyolng a Cleaning Co
silk Dru-u. Gloves. I” and Laos Curtains Clo-nod.
Talonltono cm H. LYNGE' Prop. 293 Gist. 8L. Irloqevr' ‘
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Blouscal

15¢ a Cory

Biotin 0697
Skin 66.5!

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~ames Donneiiy

 

The ity National Bank
FRIENDLY INTEREST '

‘ Th." friendlylntoren of -m and thagood will of tho
public are valuabla'uost- at sh “. and material agencies in Its

continued growth and.“

To them we nth-thins... .h‘l man.
The account of me a“ miller and that of the m

CW.n-m fin-

In Time For
Easter

Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
dmignsl Many in Cclorlt
New Ci

Jumper Froclzsl Jcrltin

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yup-g

niersl’ The most slur.-
nmg collection of chic
fashions you ever saw.

“clonal Review

for April

 

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