Nominees
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an". all will keep all night.
iii-an fire will do the
5 ‘m boiling, broiling,
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* you to the smallest fraetion.
3;, B but» your guest- in best
' fl honor when they do not
‘r V has a rumor of half—cooked
if “hall or soggy biscuit—
: fisy‘re at your mercy and
.‘M to risk it. So have a
' grind it you’re the host, as
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“Nor should we forget that tht‘
future is big with posslbilities that
we too must assume the red badge
of war," says Governor Marcus H.
Holcomb, in his annual Fast DI}
proclamation, which was published
at the (‘apitol yesterday. The docu-
' __m ment designates Friday, April 2i, as
u- a day of lasting and prayer and dis
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CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
At l‘ithES to INTEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
BEST VALUES possible in new garments, correct styles. dependa-
Gm‘e PARIS MILLINERY
cusses the problems which face the
nation, summoning "all citizens of
the state humbly to call their God
to witness that their hearts are open
to a ready sympathy, their minds to
a quickened understanding, and that
their wills are steadfast to answer
any call to sacrifice that He may
send to them."
in referring to those fighting
across the seas the proclamation says
that distance should not “blind our
eyes so that we see not how they
are fighting to uphold for us all the
standards of human progress."
SOUTH NORWALK.
The proclamation is as follows:--
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:' 1 (Q the woman of refinement. Nothing:
;. II “or to a woman‘s heart than al
.. Wynne tastefully furnished. if!
I .mu‘ame to us we'll show you ourl
7 ‘3‘!!! quality wall paper and explain'
_‘ "l” you may beautify your home all.
“walnut. Our prices and go-
'9sz to you.
" The Gorilam Co
II First an. em Nomalk
Til. M
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”f "the Little Shop
m s A. CLAVEN so no. won at.
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At'ycrp Armctivc Prices.
mum; sun‘s
‘mR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
37. $10 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
"iGofflieb’s
H No Malnfit So. Norwalk
FOR YOUR CLOTHES
\ ' THE SOUTHWAK EVENING 5mm raunsnAv.
GAZETTE BLDG.
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Tristram _ & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
The Torrington Vacuum Sweeper
Runs like an ordinary carpet sweeper. Regular $7.50 size.
“KOLORFAST” FIBRE MATTINGS
In new and attractive colors and designs
INLAID AND PRINTED LINOLEUMS
A fresh stock in effective wood and tile effects, at very reasonable prices
y.
APRIL 6, r916
NORWALK. «
Special at $5.00
collucl nun lot
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;our eyes so that we sou not
how the Nanmnkp Home will be amply 9.
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
they are fighting to uphold for us’
all the standards of human pmg-i
13 MAIN 81" ‘ress. Nor should we forget that he
Norwalk. Phone 88!. .luture is big with lxtssibilliius at
we. too must assume the red badge
lof war. in no formal colnpliallCc,
The Fish
Isldocll
l‘lsllisll .
Spanish Mackerel
Snclts
Whining .
Scaling . . .
Open up Clams .
oysters '
FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR LIBRARY CONTEST.
vswering to the need of the times, l‘
‘designatc l’riday, April the twenty-
,first, as a day of
; Fasting and Prayer
summoning all citizens of t
on that day humbly to call their God
Ito witness that their heart: are open.
;to a ready sympathy. thel minds toi
tn quickened understanding, and that'
Itheir wills are steadfast to answer!
'any call to sacrifice that lie may1
‘send to them. ‘ l
, (liven under my hand and the seal
'of the State at the Capitol, in Hart-l
10c lb.
. 12 i-tc lb.
12 Me lb.
12 i-2c lb.
7: lb.
7c lb.
0 \ o
, , , 16c“, ‘ford. this nna day of April. in the,
. year of our lord one thoua-l
o o . 16¢ lb. 1 and nine hundred and six-Q
SEAL teen. and of the independ-
5c lb.
50c qt.
25c qt. .
35c qt. 1
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once of the United States the
one hundred and forticth.
By His Excellency’s Command: .
Charles 1). Bumes, '
Secretary. ,
Marcus ll. Holcomb.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.i
Sebultzc’s Sanitary Markets
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. tumbler-i
cantile Marine issues were again the:
3; WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST. outstanding features of today's early:
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK_ trading in stocks. the common and;
preferred being freely absorbed in;
‘_.___,__r .2‘:.__._._...--- 1:1, t 1: __..-~__ :large individual lote at substantial:
Gold Medal or Jones FLOUR 90¢ bpg.
Good Table BUTTER ‘
Strictly Fresh Nearby EGGS 23¢ doz.
gains. Specialties also figured promi-I
nently in the initial dealings. lndus-j
trial Alcohol soon advancing 4 '3-8 to
the new high record of 170 1-2. Pei
troleums, Westinghouse, Studebaker
and Goodrich were. higher by material
fractions, with moderate gains in U-,
S Steel and a few other leaders. Non;
folk and Western led the rails with;
Lan advance of almost a point. '
Vi'ALL STREET. Noonr—‘blarinesl
34¢ .lb
idle elfects of eye
on a e two dif-
cal eye specialist) is as- b
- .. with usis to give you
mm .mplete eyeglass ’
‘ ~ possible. 7
- in an talk it over.
Stamford, Ct.
But one Licer.
County Under New Law:
lation about 102,000,
persons to a license was around 330.
I East India Tae 'Go.«
.-— continued to dominate the list, deal i
tugs comprising almost one-third of
the first hour's output. The common
advanced 2 1-4 to 22 1'8. and the ore;
erred 1 3-4 to 76 12, with correspond.
ing strength in underlying issues:
z'l‘owards midday war stocks and the.
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boom has helped out, especially in
Bridgeport. and it is the general be-
lief that the population has actually
increased to very near the pomt
where the maximum of one saloon to
'every 500 persons is reached.
Under the populat2on of figures of
1910. which place Bridgeport's popu-
the number of
Figure Reduced.
The great expansion in population
: has materially reduced the figure un-
til today it is believed to be close to
'be limit allowed by law. - However.
under the law, no additions can be
made until a United States census
discloses a change sufficient
- rant an addition. - ‘
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The commissioners have the issuinglhetter known lndustrlals and equip I
of licenses well lll hand and it is he [merits “5"“de some 0’ the. recent ac-l
,lievcd that about every applicant in tlvity nt- gains of 1 tofiover 2 points";
Elli?) falsify til: SUDlJlletg- 1' V] b th .U. S. Steel also denoted accumulation
. or 0 mon . o . arc o -
board received in fees for Stamford!0n m advance to 85 5'8' and Zinc,
$975, for Greenwich $487.50 and (“fisheries responded to another rise in.
’Bridgeport $1,120,25 and the countyitlmt metal. General Motors was con-'
'siislo
0x;e - cl b spicuous by a decline of 25 to 490
u Bonds were firm with marked strength
. license was issued in
in the new Canadian issue. i
. Bridgeport st 3100, of which 375 went
.to‘ the state, 816 to Bridgeport and;
i 810 to the county.
To SELL IR'AILROAD.
TON-“i130 0.. April Ergow York
interests holding mortgage bonds of
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
will ask another postponement of the
"n'e of the road until May 10, when it
is put up at auction by a special mas-
ter of the ‘ United States District
Court. here-tomorrmv. “The postpone-
vMot w'll be asked on the expectation
that litigation involving the road may
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l GUGGENHEIM HOME BURNED.
1 LONG IBIRANCH. N. J., April 5.—
lTlle summer home, at Elberon of
iDaniel Guggenheim, president of the
iAmerlcan Smeltlng and .Refining Com
lpany, “was virtually destroyed by fire,
learls: today, causing a loss estimatedl
lat $100,000. The residence was one
.of the finest airing the New Jersey
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‘ ccast. It :3” unoccupied. be audited during the next month. The
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.Advertise in The Sentinel. It pan, '1‘“; I ready “‘5 . .q ”"39““ ‘3‘.
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,imer will remember her great o!-
flclency in this line, and sheds just
supplied witll water.
The new pipe will be started at a
point opposite the Home for the Aged.
on Westport avenue. and will be car-
|then, with ancient cuztom, but all ”Hi along Westporl avenue ‘0 Mn“... tcr assortment cannot be found anywhere.
corner. and from that point east
ftllrouitll Strawberry Hill avenue. to
the Home.
he 3:3in The contractors figuring and the va-
rious bids received, were as follows:
Proposals No. 2.
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Brown & Hoyt....26%c $2.95 07%0
S. (‘hariott .......34c 4.00 20c
E. Chappa ........ 36c 3.80 060
|T. ll‘. Foley & (‘0. .38c 3.00 10c
A. Bucciarelli ...49c 4.35 09c
Daniel P. Toomey.88c 4.80 140
‘ Proposals No. l.
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Brown & lloyt....18‘.§c $2.95 0702c
S. (‘hariott ...... 24c 4 00 200
E. Chappa ....... 26c 3.80 000
T. li‘. F’oley & (‘0..25c 3.00 10c
A. Bucciarelli ....37c 4.36 19c
Daniel F. Toomey.68c 4.80 14c
Community Club
To have a New Home
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give their services for the sake of
pleasing others, and it is appreciated
The. first business meeting of the
Community Club to be held
pretty new home, 9 Elm street, comes
iihls Friday when the Civic Depart.
‘ment meets at three and will be ad-
tdressed by Miss Estelle Sprague of.
Storrs Agricultural College. Miss
Sprngue will speak exactly at three
and business of importance will be
discussed afterwards. Miss Sprague's
exact title is Assistant Organizer of
.-..<-.mcvement Clubs and more things-—
but she will speak especially this
tfine upon what the State is doing for
Household Economics. Those who
attended her very useful Canning
Demonstrations under the auspices of
sum-
as efficient in everything she under-
taken. She has been asked for
plain, practical statement of what her
department is accomplishing and
hopes to accomplish. and she cer-
tainly will give it. Every member of
the Community Club is. of course
welcome at the meetings of the Civl‘
neuztrlmenl. and undoubtedly “many
will avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity. Next Monday from s to
is the official House Warmlns With
the meantive Board as Hostessea.
in its I
. win L. Hoyt.
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Governor. { & 3
FRIDAY FISH PE l A Proc‘lmm" —— ’ O . '0’
Through the ages Fhrbtendom has , ix "'0
been looking to the figure of tin lw S“, F. nm’il‘ “SI . .
. , (‘hrist upon the cross as the liigllest' - - is: ' a.
Cod Fish .......... 14c lb. Halibut ........... x8c lb. who, 0, we hum“, m, u“, my; Milton slum-silo lisne- .3: _____ op
m ...... 18c b. .......... . of sacrifice. Now, in a peculiar do». ' - '
Sal on 1 Haddock 7c lb W mm "mm “um w W“ eltytesmd PM of Expense. .3. v.0
Pollock ............ 8c lb. Striped Bass' IIIII 18c lb, to the minds and hearts of all menl “I“ f'“ ”SUSS \3. O 0:.
Flats .............. 8c lb. , ‘llaily across the seas men and “""l » 6
Sh d H fig 0C Ib Bun” FlSh ------ 10C lb» ‘lnen are as willingly offering them-i 33' ..
3 cm ...... l . ,st-lves to a no less bitter fate are 83‘ Bids for the \"lr n'lie ll me i ‘ .$
S anlsh Mackerel .. 18c lb. 1 . . - , . - u N 0 DD n
Buck Shad ........ £911). P thumb” hm“ ““3" wealth ““0 ing contract were received yesterday" 3 ‘
.. . Roe Shad $1.00 each ,ltonor and position for the grim suff v. . _ . .. :‘3‘ . x
Pinnan Haddle . . 12c lb. ' . {pl-ins of war. For us the call is "M by the hut dlbttlct commissioners, e .:
Boneless Salt COdfiSll Smoked Hemng .. 4C each Ilainli Largely we 50$}:t oxr , and opened at last night's regular g: .3.
. . ,USVH Will’i. ‘W even l" mu l “ weekly rlleetiug. The bids on the
18c lb. Tlle Fish ....... 12c lb. . . . . or t e 0““ an 90
M .ggfigmmn zysulillizmnllgs wlfitfp 3:21]: , work follow The contract was award- ’x. 3.
us a mantle of snug content. Ym't-ll to lllvown a Hoyt. This work will °. .3.
Beers Meat and "Ovision C0 dittance should not pull our sym ‘be started as soon as pomibie, alld it 9: . :
o ,pathiou to others‘ Dam. nor blind.“ exilected that within a short time 0.0 an ltt e oys .3.
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‘0. tive models to inspect our new clothes for Spring. A bet- .3.
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iDEATHS AND FUNERALS’WoIcn’s Societies lleld
Anniversary Meetings
Oliver Bradley Nickel-son.
Oliver Bradley Nicholson, son or
, Mrs. Susie Nickonson. of 8'! Orchard
‘ street, died this morning at the homo
0' his mother. Funeral arrangementsde by a Philadelphia evangelist,
have not. yet been completed. and even had been misrepresented
' ‘... and charged with teachings not in
accord with the doctrines of the do.
Funeral of M" Nllmd. nomination. Dr. Mains said that it.
The funeral of John Niland will he; would be his desire to take up these
ghe-ld. tomorrow morning, at 8:30! matters later.
o'clock, from the late home, 43 Faint The venerable RPS" 97- “1319;11qu
,fleld avenue, and from St. Joseph's Buckley read a_sta ement n c
‘ . he thanked the conference for the
church at 9 oclock. Interment Will kindnesses u had shown mm m tho
follow in St. Mary’s cemetery. iyears past, and expressing nis wntn
— “that he not be again sent to the Gen-
.eral Conference, to which he first.
; went as a delegate in l872, and being
"MWMK all“ ‘rc-clectcd each time for forty-four
I years.
‘ , The conference gave_llr. Buckley is
‘ '10le ANNIIM MEEI'Nc,tiomonstration of its enthusiasm aml
iltcv. Dr. ‘Downey said that, speaking
for all, he could assure illr. Buckley
The annual meeting of the Norwalktof the love and affection ‘of‘ the cop;
‘ference towards him illlt t “'Ollt
‘C‘lub will be held Monday evening! send him as a delegate so long as ho
1.April 10, at the club rooms. in Wl‘nidesired to 80.
gstreet. Officers for the coming yeari lRev. ‘Dr. Hingely,
'will be elected, and other business of secretary 0‘ the “inference
nnts' funds, and also general confer-
.importnnce will be discussed. Theience secretary sinée 1904, told of tho
:Sterllng-Wellnitz orchestra will furwcnmpalgn for the period from 1912 u,
nish music during the evening, and 1916 for the five million dollar fund
. lm‘how $6,180,000 was collected. lie»
refreshments willibe serv:d.fA [armband mentioned the fact that laymen
attendance is des red. T e ollow m‘licontributed $60,000 towui'ds working
ticket has been completed and will be‘ expenges, .
,voted on at the meeting: William A. Anderson, representing
‘ _. ithe Anti-Saloon League. made an ad-
President Dixon McNetmn. ldress upon the work along prohibi-
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Vlce—President—Loms St. John. tion lines, and the conference then
;Keeler. i went into executive session.
l The choice of delegates to than
Secretary—David H. Pollard.
Treasurer and Collector—Chas.
Curtis. [be made tomorrow.
Directors—0. B. Jackson, Robt. S
Van Buren, W. S. Hnnford, C. lrvingi A I c —Chri~ltenin
. NEW Yuma, pm 1. . . g
Bylngton, Albert A' Betta, Chas. L'iof the automobile called “The GOIdNI
““7“"- Wm- H- 3mm“ Jr. Kenm". Flier," in which Mrs. Alice s. 'lluriia ~
M. Coleburn. ‘ttl'ld 'Mias Nellie Richardson are to _
Council—Elbert S. Adams, Allen G. make a tour pf tllectfinitgl 81:“: an;
der the ausp ces t e . a lona .
Betta, W' H.’Bnldwin. Royal W. Ad”Arnerlcnn Woman Suffrage Ass-0mm
ants, H. D. Benedict. E. H. Morehonse.‘ ”on. was one of me {(13th3 of up,
Josiah G. GNKOTY. Nelson W. Bene- farewell tendered to the travelers by
dict, D. A. Shambaugh, LeGrsnd leading Suffragists here today.
Greenwood, W. Edward Grindrod. Ed-
general ,conference is still an absorb-
E' ing topic, and It is believed these \vlil
SUFFRAGETTES T0 TOUR.
Officers and members of the asso-
ciation and of the state Suffrage patty
=gathered at the Suffragist headquar-
AudltOTB-J‘I?“ Haters and escorted Mrs. Burke and
Benedict Miss Richardson in a parade to (ol-
' Iumbus Circle, wbt‘rc Mrs. f‘urria
' .._..__ EChnpman Catt. president of the asso-
‘ HOSP'TAL "0753- ' citiou, broke a bottle. of gnsoienc over
-Mrs. Fred A. Luker. of White Oak the radiator ‘of “The Golden Flier.‘
a d ve t ts name.
Shade, was admitted last night. 1 “Beatles the ordinary equipment, the
Master Earle Bartram:- M Marshall, suffrage automobile csrr
led a firelens‘
.‘street, was discharged yesterday. [cooker and a small sewing machine.
Pierce, ‘ Cyrus
Norwalk Chronicler