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NrunottEsstt/Es or
‘ STATE To MEET
'Mwers of Roosevelt to Oliver in
It; New Maven on May a.
fin members of the Progressive
'0 throughout Fairfleld county are
{waiving notices to the effect that :t
mus convention of the party
“I be held on May 8 at Wentworth
fill, in New liau-n. for the purpose
fl choosing delegates from the state
i the national convention. which is
l “he held in Chicago.
It. Is likely that a considerable
alien from this county will at
the convention as there has been
oping. for some time an increas
desire on the part of members of
party to get busy and maintain
:l
in operation so that it can
an active part in the next na-
election.
Foaling ls Stnona.
“mm-hon! the state this feeling
‘ shown at the meeting of the state
.tral committee some days ago
M reports were received from
”us parts orthe state.
The Proxresslves feel that the peo
* look tothem apd their organiza-
Wlo see that the candidacv of ("ol.
”even is forwarded in Connecti-
d. it is considered likelv that sev-
Ull of the delegates to the Chicano
invention, will be from Fairileld
wiy. -
‘Hie Progressives of Btratford and
Hhel am both likely to send con-
“.rable dcleetttitins‘to New Haven
- In these two town the organlltlr
“on developed the inentnt strength
“when: in the Potlntl',‘bo‘h towns
hvltw elected a nnmher 'of town
“tale it? tho "m-‘muqivn Hotel
l
l
itiiiiitii ‘ l
tutti intuit
How Lyd‘iia—‘El’ifinltham’sVeg- ‘
etable Compound Kept
Her Well and Strong.
Lincoln, Illinois. «"1 have used L dia
t. Pinklmm's \‘cgrhdlo (kimpou for
tvn years with l
results and- l ave ‘
tour healthy chil-
dren. This sunun’cr
lwas in a wry run *
down condition and
the Vt hotwt-ather
act-met more than I
could-stand, but. I
lcommcnccti taking
l vour (‘om totinti in
June and root then
until September
25th, when my last.
“‘ baby was born, I got.
much better than I had before.
I, aby was a girl and wt-iphed it
finds at birth, and l NCO‘t‘l‘t-il very
willy w”?! I am sure was due to your
“Home, am wcil and rtrong now,
.9 mylntby and do all my work. i
the sumo good results with your
.dlcine when needed before my othtg
I on came and they are all‘ hetdtlty.
Am oaaaoasoosoDIooo;saae‘eaesonousenu l-Cwlou .....
peace—no.-.osoao......... ......
I
organizatiu and not, ther in»;
been uniteoted very strongly as}
lPlanv
son’JD'Coas'jss- o. -.tl-O o's ------
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Mathematxotowa u. o"
mum .. .................. 11:
Rene-bar the second in the race
will receive a one hundred and fiftyt
lollar idiooa Diamtuul Disc iihono;
inept.
ELKUS SELECTED FOR
MORGENTHAU'S PLACE}
Turkish Government Asked if He wiii‘
Be Acceptable as Ambassador
\i'ieuwn'rnk'. April '3! The state
department )es’lt-rtlit) tnquvttti J' tit»:
Turkish noveriiiiit-til ulieilier Al‘l'illlt‘
l Elltllts tit Nev \‘t-vh. \\'tl'lld tie art
t't’plitblt‘ :ts £tllil)d\~titl’tl :lil‘t‘t‘t'tl
lleiiii ‘ttit'yeiitlmu. allow resigna-
llUll lifl) been at‘lt‘lllt‘tl b) l'lt'eldt‘nll
Wilson.
No tiiflirulty om the appointment
l.~' expected and lllt‘ noittinatittn prob
ably Will be sent to the senate within'
a ten days. in ittily ltl Mr Morgen-t
[hilll'h letter of resignation the presii
'ti
dent has written him t‘lllllliirndlllt’.
him for his work in t‘tuistztiit‘nol-lel
nllltt the outbreak ot‘ the Europeanl
war
Mr. Morgenlhnu'aireadi hax tillrl‘
t‘tl oi. organization work ltll thi- t-tint
int: l’t'lllot'rlllt‘ campaign.
i
A--. l
Wm.
Between Seasons
There are many notiieu who like a worsted
i
iéadCo.
In the Children's Shop
‘Uillilu‘l' clothes at every dtu‘iiptioti. plain tut
i
l
blouse, especially for sports. There ix a certain - .. .. T
{ct-ling of out} in Scotch Flannel lt i. ““‘U ‘13-“ “"“ ”“1 ““"U‘ tor d”“‘“"— i
healthful as ”flak” ”I barley bmw' . Lawn Bowen, trimmed with lace and tlit-xe
Light height in wlitl L'Ulols or sli’lpt‘s tor,
\itiiiicii'x llltlll\(‘h. llit‘ll's ~llll'ls aiiil
t'ltilllt‘x.
25. 35 and so cts. a yard.
\\.t~l. liltlll) Martin. main iltwr
D
Shoe P0 [-h ’ Babies‘ Worsted Sarques, \‘.llllt‘ winters,
‘nd Cleaners .tigliuits and tuning. !\I‘r\\
lti ltt'til tint K \lltit‘~ ill iitiiitutti‘nlt t‘i iitlfli t. Shoes, Moccasins and Creepers.
llit‘l'i‘ are these uwiul prt-itaratmtn
”Dainty White," .1 litltlltl itii \\ltlll' \litit‘s dlhl all SW01“! fluor‘
ai‘lit lt" tirt \tlitl. t.ti|\d\ 10 fits.
"Nova," 5 \tltil. t.lil\.t\ lo cts. — —-—— —
“Blanca" to ctr.
“Alba" 19 cts. ‘ \ll the with] 1‘ doing lltblllaKt‘ ltl Shakespeare
"Cleanit " ' l c ' ~ ' - - - ~
’ “"- m k ‘HM “1m“ ‘hm‘ lo Cts. ll‘.l\ \tcck litmltltniiig Ilt‘lllllt‘ \\lll lll\(‘ to haw
Dry Cleaner ltll‘ buck and \‘dllYih >llUt'\ ,
“m, dam,” - 25 Cts. .i \llitht'\llt‘al‘t‘ l’mtiitplatr, tiiitl they are to lie
Pearl Gray Powder ltir \llt'tlt' \litn-< 25 cts. ll.i4l tree tor the uniting .it the Slatitiiit'rt' and
Bronze Dressin - -
g 25 "5' l. \\ Ici‘i bertitiiis,
Black Shoe Cream to cts. ' '
\'tiiioii Sci llttll main floor, Mitlu flour.
v
3112 13. ill.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
lltltl. List furnished from onlce of A.
M. Wooster, solicitor of patents, in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Harvey Hubbell, Bridgeport,‘att7at-h- pmtdem I ll
yesterday, and attached to the
Edward F. May. imam. mal- Iiott was an oath of the
that the corporation did not
ttiottey to pay the filing fee, Liabili»
llt—‘H are listed at 39.01
012.29 of the amount
fusible n".
nient plus.
int: coneclutch facings.
George J. t‘apeweli, Hartford, but—
ton fastener. -
Robert (‘ Colo, Hartford,
element for electric cut-outs, .
The following were issued April 25, BUNGALows- CORPORATION
Stamford. by Katherine H. Hall
t'lllldff‘ll..\
haw sill»; hump. pink. blue or \‘i httt'.
Baby Dresses, twill lmiitl ul’ limtliilit'
Mills,
in! 333“ l to _’ \i.il~
limit Qlumtrttttg.
aannnurv m svauronb
in m.
llutiualow (‘urporatlotl'f Q
The
led‘a petition in but :‘m 0'“
in the I'uited States couré.“ I! 1‘”.
president anything [i
have the
assets are listed at 3353. l
The schedules til
Erik liiiiiberg} Hartford,sllue)‘. ll‘onfill‘lw'. One part .of the sched- Bribe" w"
Michael H. Flynn, Hartford. clutch,“‘“ alve- the financial status of the
operating mechanism. lfiil’mfimsz" "lflutlined. Another
Pl‘l‘dt‘l'lt‘ l’.
lamp socket.
William it. 'l‘ouiliiiiton,
drop hammer.
tit-tirize ll. llnrt, West Hartford.
t‘t'tl‘lt‘ switch (2i.
registering {are box.
Arthur 'I‘. Naltstetit, ‘
sewage-spraying apparatus. l
Charles ’1‘. llrenne, Waterburxl,
blank feed mechanism. l
Duncan t‘. Hooker. l-‘ttrinington, wire ””0“ Army "In” more coutersions
. were recorded at the meeting last cm
lrepory (‘. lutrisou. and J. W. An- nlns. '
clamp.
tierson. New London. internal com- l
lillsllOIl engine.
in; fountain pen.
James M. Dayton, 'i‘tirrington, car-, York, together WM! 8 number 0" Dro-
minent oillcers will visit this
t‘irolaiito (‘omi. (‘tilistlL steering me- ‘ shortly,
hurcter.
chunism for automobiles.
COMMISSION Apenovns I
new RAILROAD aatooE'
l
l
i
tor nccons‘t—uct on at Groton
Sanctioned by Board. '
"l‘tl :t lteiii'itit! lit-'tl \t-stei‘tluy. the
l‘iihlit- l'tilltics t‘oc'r‘isslnlt t'tiuntl
‘liiii “public safety and convenience
t'llt‘tllos"~4ll0 reconstruction of the
britlce confine the Habits of the
YIil'k. New "oven 6‘ Hartford:
l‘nilMat‘. over Avery road. in “who.
The tertzitimulcn l‘hf‘n petitions of,
":t‘\-'
Galen. Hartford, CleClI'lC OWllll certain lands l
llarien. wild that the
Hartford. ,finished bungalows
illntl: also. t‘hat there Ire ni
Iiaaaregatlnu 13,000 on the propert
°l and in addition the property is un
tier attachment to se
Samuel 1’. iiuutinxton, New Hartman-gating 824,tititi_
”Hump" M ”We" t'lulms the st-lit
New llsven,“”"-‘ do not let'lORt‘
.:t number of men and ilropmeu to or.
John O'Brien. New liritain. hinize. “m" a brass band. Five brass in-
(‘lefos l’fll‘tl, _\‘t-u liritain,snwcliimp “lumen” hi"? b9?" Durcha‘scd
Eduard u. l’t't'la‘,_ Seymour, selftllll- this WNW-"0
Popular Amusements.
.\ thrilling story of a struggle for
‘ttolnttitl lrt-cdom ill Russia is the
.ll‘h\t’ L. husky prtniut'am of “The
Bout-N."
Retro-ht Theatre today. Mull 251, with
”l“ liliotodmumtic favorite.
Street. in the stellar role. This intense ..
,play is founded on Henry Seton bier-"l"
riniuti‘s novel of the same name. and
mother has taken your mtdicino
etiual satisfaction. She had her
htchi d when nearly 44 years old and
esolnfldigt 513"“de would have
"I" im re wi out our
the: health was Very r.’y My?
@1010“), 1355 North mick AvoLDo:
all, Ill.
.' figectar'it mothers should profit by
E.
-lw to" "l‘lV li-v: approved the plans:
,nf twvmutriictlv'p us “lbwlttfll by the:
conttvii y
no 0‘S'it‘l‘tlllllrt‘ of chat” 318.000 and.
if I‘ti-- evrwmw the l“"’Vl. the state.
'hiclwrer tlt‘l‘al‘l""‘"' end street rail-’
“wv "vim: the """""'R“ will contribl
’t-intl" an amount not exceedhz
500, .
The lv'inrm'ct‘ient lnvolvcs'
sexperience.and trusttoLy- .
a . ham’s Vegetable Compound. '
it, be. confidential advice had b ad- 3
mg L dia 11 Pinkham Medicine
it ~~ l
L , ass.
I.“
$2.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
.1
ynn
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. ‘mrmmhnim‘eup onlookers
“.Coooa, you Will say Runkel’s enthu-
elastically. .tuhenevec Julian ask-d...
“new lid-"EMWWM?
you'difiivh'en lt‘hltlnenceathemtobuy ‘
the delicious bod;bevera¢e, with that,
, “chocolltywtslta‘Aod be sure at?
(facet—Rm l
. they...
We-
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:has to do With
.nent Russian prince to free the peas-
.tunts from the bonds of slavery.
ithe secret police are prevented from
tdlmflirtfll the plot by a beautiful
member of the royal household, in
love with the prince. in ‘
depicted. Miss Street is supported by
a cast of unusual excellence, includ:
in: Thomas Meighan, Theodore Role
erts. Mabel Van nuren. H. B. Csrpen-l
ter. Ernest Joy and other members of
the Leaky all-star organization.
Monday, my 1st, Matinee and Night.
was one of the strangest experiences
that anyone could have.
than a week «I was wholly in the dachl
make some of the last scenes first .
and the llrst scenes last. according to .
the action. ‘
natty, Put-oldie .actlon mar tans
place there iii-tho ilrst reel and pat:
in the last. Of course, they , ' _
make those séenssoll. inthsaunolat. :
ho thy will not have to build that -.=.
" min; . 'riiey change their cloth’oa 6i
atflt‘tlle‘t'm- autism. if with panel‘-
‘ nary. :
neetttstln theirmrnmu. not“;
'aft to wonder abou
Wye-elimva" 3...-..
re are eight un- tion. But I
on the
ONE"!!! tenement a
but the kind or It will I
_ . Em ..... _. . .,
'utory hem pom“ the first macs
“Tod the stay still titanium . ,‘téuta
petli utory. it was “lately diners-t from
thin; I ever say before. I am sure it
6.64 and ‘9." is going to prove quite popular on the
is [unwound] lieu-o program. .
The worst part 'ahout guessing on
“d "l "m" are not the outcome of "The ltllll Million
tially a tale of mystery. One day
the corporation saw Mr. Revele as the typical clubman
n Stamford and and idler, a role he, played to perfec-
liarien day when they riL'ged up a
the studio floor tlrcased and milk til)
(We claim: mg. as an absolute dwell“.
‘ll udmircd him as much as i did. And
then Miss Snow, who was a ”sum of
-.
loveliness the day, before, and fairly
H..- ..z.-_"._- M...
develop- wallouing in luxury, came in, carry-
hit; a loaf of bread and dressed in the
worst (10an i ch'l' saw her wear.
was quarrelim: with Mr. lleveile, who
Before another hour had passed she
staggered into the kitchen at their
awful home, apparently much tho
in gaining
i never tats ae' ainfised
when i did learn the real
ever dreamed of. and-ny-
worse for liquor. A wealthy friend had
been in to see 'Pretty Peggy," and;
had insisted on leaving her some,
money. She took the money reluct-i
antly, and had planned to return it.
But Mr. Revels had other ideas rot
nrding the matter, and tried to set:
the money for liimsef. Miss Snowl
turned upon him in anger, and when}
he, attempted to force bet- to do hisl
bidding she not a revolver out of a.
tirsw‘er and backed him up in a con
m: it“ was all so exciting and testis-
llc to the that I actually Jumped in
terror.
the [act that it is essen-
I
reeei'i'ed a shock the next
squaid
M Mr. ltevclle came on
.. l "
lievero ‘shock for one thlt
SALVATION nan.
The good work contimes at the Sal.
The Captain hays gotten together-2
for
The National Stuff Band of New‘
city,‘
.._.... __ ~1—
—-—_._
”THE sowsn‘s."
which will be seen at the
Blanche
the efforts of a proud
How
graphically .
TO BE SEEN AT THE REGENT‘
i
THEATRE. !
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it.
This appealed to me instantly,
For more
could not than head or tail ofwhat
For‘enmple, thuy have a parlor (at:
mumtimuullmiitflmtmmlmmmlmimflflhlmIlllilillliiIillIllillllillillliilliililliliiilllllllllillllil
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Consequently there is nd'soh- J'f
.. 1” ‘t
t the, art of%&
‘ " “ '3 of 1'
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1 found myself trying to guess tli _
6 an...,, ‘i.,..
i uniiuiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii w6rds offilllllillltlliillllllillililg
._- .‘ .i 4?, . ~.' . .
. Flt-Lara.“- 0‘ A!!- Nafl'. huh. World”
...- .9... ., loan We. we. 28:.
WARNING!
Wise people heed the signs that warn against
tigers, and savc‘thenisclvcs from acetdent
and injury by keeping out of harm's way.
In the matter of health, "Safety First " is a
' motto to follow. Nature gives due warn-
ing when the health of the body is threatened.
Her signs are so plain that any one may read,
and every one should heed and take warning.
When you find that your eyes are dull, your
skin muddy~thcrc's a bad taste in our
mouth, or your head aches and you tee out
of sorts—you may be sure that yourstofnach,
liver or bowels should have attention. StOp at
once, look to their need and listen to the
voice of experience: '1‘ e the well-known
BEE‘O’IIAM’S
PILLS
in time, for your health is in danger, and Will
welcome the rotection of this MXlC_bl.lt
effective re y for everyday ills. disor—
dered stomach, a Si sh liver, and consti-
pated bowels ape-(nu _ y helped, stimulated
and regulated by the mild, thorough action of
theseroft-proved pills, which _rid the system
°f imp‘ifitiifialq‘fnt'fie- We “mil;
rove t e ring a a q
p better,in a short time.without: chaoomfort.
Beecham’s Pills are carefully pnepared from ,
o
medicinalherbsandcont 'nnohannfttl ., _ _
fiaie for man,womanor d, Inns: forover
sixtyyears-and din” " estjreputie' mil-
lions of homes gelliethmly use‘of Beedham' _
Pills will keep theme] 0 .s in such .
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Onyx Days
April 28,
Friday
29,
Saturday _ :l
This sale of
of impressive values in the face of advancing prices all
along the line makes a big money savilgappeaiirrcaisti-
ble to every thrifty woman. 4‘ u h : ‘ fl
PRICES QUOTED FOR FRIDAY ANDOATURDAY ONLY. 3
FOR WOMEN FOR MEN.
item l—Bluk and White Silk Item 3—11) two weights, medium
Hose, medium weight. with and heavy Silk Half Hose, 111
Lisle Top, double sole, heel and
toe. “Onyx" Day Price 65c.
Item Z-Black, White, Tau, Grey,
Pink, Sky and many shades in
an All—Bills, with High Spliced
Heel, double garter top, sole and
toe. also Black only with Lisle
"\\'yde Top" of u supeiior qual-
iiy.
“Onyx" Day Price $1.00
Black, White, Tan, Navy. Me.
Grey, Palm Beach, Chamnano.
and Mahogany. with extra n
infomed heel. sole and toe.
“Onyx" Day Price 35:
Item 4—An All—Silk, or with Lisle
Sole, Black, White, Tan, Navy
and Grey, High Splioed Hui.
double stile and toe.
“Onyx" Day Price 31W
mutual-n
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NEWLY RENOVATED.
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Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and no.
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of businau and personal affairs today classes
the method. employed very distinctly.
Avoid The Liability
of not having a checking account.
We invite account. which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairfield County National Bank
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK
O. D. Jackson
OPTICIAN
4 Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free H
“CHRISTOPH ER, J R."
53 WALL STREET
NORWAL
PHONE 438
1
headquarter-sot the American forces
‘ is in the capable hands of Miss Myr-i
' the public schools of New York. The-mck every time. They know- that ,
' NW. Sh. ““011 was-playedby Ann”thin; joints and inflamed stiff muscles
‘. she has natal-gotten the training site
‘ going to play to-a crowded house.
- . . in \fexlco following the confer-em in
ch credit cannot be given to, .‘ .-
mzogie'lh‘hers of the cast which is to; 3:113:11: “Exisfilg‘egglwxflmn. Car-
prodttce "Christopher, Jr.." and to its; .Before‘ leaving for El Paso Genural
director also, John W. Sculley, for st-i “my” expressed a desire ll) “In?“
tempting to put on such af li‘ilgh claizs l the troops. and he may make the trip
comedy. it can be truth u y M ' if affairs of the southern depart, [ment ‘
however, that a treat is in store for of the Army will permit.
the theatregoers who enjoy a good
comedy. in the part of Mrs, Glibb,:
which was played in the professional: . .
cast by Miss Elsie De Wolfe, it is well,
paced in this cast, as Miss Anna L; ~ .
Mciilahon. who is a teacher of slow-
4
lion in New York city, and daughter-l.
of John F. McMahon, of West ave-
nue, is to play the part, and she hanv
dies it well. ..
- . .All Are Happy Over Neutrone Pro-
1. d
The part. of hellie Jedbury, p aye rl Ion 'n
b' Miss Anna Belmont, in Ncw York, ‘
) They know that “Neutrons Preacrilh
tle F. Sculley. who is also a tcacherlnt “01,49" does the work. (ms the
part which callst’ona great deal ofgh d ed f 0N8 in this country
. . , . hill on r s 0 pa
emotion, is certainly without any cr . ar by, it, stake their to. _
m, l 'ed b 'hliss Sculley profes- 3"
glzmllg.” . 'y ‘ lit They say it is the belt and uuick-
' The part of White Ghnstopher Jed-lest‘relief for those poor achin'tthrob-
Adams in the original cast is to bet , , 'e voile!
ayed DY “Pl-.W- .F. Tammany. Mrs. I that they have at :- used. no
‘ " ‘ ' “they are grateful, so would .yduwbbi.
many was a familiar figure in: _ . '
plays of the old 'St. Joseph's Dramatic There at» nothing via our; estimation
Club; address the nthuner in which that will 'do you man good: an". .:
”h“ 3" Mathis Wt. “‘0" that “Neutron. Prescription-99"'nonmatter.‘
~ ~ , . . what thongs-or what the cause, it wtll
aggffifig ,Inpghfie?§n$v:fi'3fi remove the pain, take dutJhe "'Jifnssa .
kittens. and it 100“ as though they,el’ery time, why sun..- when relief is
_ 'here. Get' a bottle today and ' saw,
<-' ‘goodbye trouble: 500 and '1» M‘Tht. 3“
t. f!"
t flrmy' otlléers h'ere
ANTONIO. --,'l‘oX-. Avril 28¢.
believe Major-t
General Funstou will visit the tleldi
. .SAN Cllflbrd Pharmacy, tSOuth- Novwa‘lll
and good druggitsta everywhere. “
Norwalk Chronicler