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' Clli NEWS
Regular business was lransarted
last night at the regular meeting of
Banner Council, Daughters of Liberty.
Ordinary matters were discussed
Tmlny la, in the nrlditeprm r.i.i'< l
short calendar day, and the lu'il H-
'Of'ltv 3 tie in sat-don both :.t the ct-
\ I r'miiiit'n pleas and v‘. '. superitir
unit.
llois, engaged in the pastime of
stone-throwing, have broken electric
light bulbs on Liviiigton street and
(‘onent'tlt'ut avenue.
ters. has been notitled.
—~l‘a_v taxes now and sate interest.
0mm (‘ity rind 'l‘owii Halls open 7
to 9 Saturday and Monday nights.
The new list of Vll‘lflr records for
May are now on sale at A J. (‘ollin’s
Co. You are invited to co in and hear
them and while there, you can hear
any number that may appeal to you.
See adv in today's Sentinel for a few
of May list. ,
The. Fifth Ward democrats will meet
tonight to elect their delegates to the
city convention to he held next Mon-
dAy evening in the city hall. The fifth
ward made no selections on Wednes-
day night, the scheduled time for dele-
gate elections.
——()rer ltitttl names and addresses of
satisfied costumers are now on our
lists. Charles Brand. watchmaker, jew-
eler. oiitir-ian. sticks to his work and
has the most ‘satistied customers.
Coal dealers in this city received
with deep regret. yesterday. the news
of the death of Carroll Moore, of
New York. of the Lehigh Valley (‘oal
' g and Navigation Company. Anion}: the
loud coal trade Mr. Moore, who in his
partirulai line was an other: of na-
tional reputation. v as well~kn.iwii :iut}
Woodmen.
3-—
I'AKE PICTURES.
We carry a full line of photo-supplies.
: Have your films finished hon.
Stillson-Powell-Corporstio
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTO.
32 Waahlngton Btroat
loath Not-walk. Gena.
i
Extra trouser suits, all wool
cassimcrcs and cheviots, nor—
folk style, also some double-
brcasted models.
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Specially Priced for Saturday.
Smart Spring Suits
Strictly tailored Taillcurs of poplin. gabardine and men‘s wear serge, in navy, tan, Copen
and black. The coats show the fashionable ripple and belted effects; the skirts are gath-
.SREEleFiELDillLL BOY HONJREID
BY WILSON.
President Selects Design of Elliott
Udttilner for Best Motor Yacht.
\‘."wli tit'\‘t:llt‘l'ri all over the com»
ti, thiilllt‘iillg. it remained tor ii son
at .‘ iitii..:.o.~t.i'e. Elliott tiartiin -r. L‘.»
tears old. lttl’liit‘J'I)‘ of Greenfield it it
and no.2 doing business in Albany
.\ i, t. ttlllliit'lt‘ and submit to
I'lt'.‘ -l» .11 \‘t iimlli the best design for
.; IIiHIHI )utli‘
Sonic ttim ago the president on
llilll' t‘iI IIIIII ilr “Ulill KIH‘ 'd prize
to the designer who would suhzni. Iii--
h. .t plain to: a pleasure uiotor y‘it'lii
‘ Illi't .itois iii all parts ol' the coun
. liliittl it the route". and it was
,ll‘llJllj‘l'tti ti altrifdy lil‘di ‘ilit‘ prize
It or it 't u Minded to Mr. Gardiner.
Ii' stint-.mt‘iil designer is the run
or Mr ..-:t .‘ll> \‘i'illiuiii ll Gardiner.
o: lil‘iv'l.?it"‘ llill His mother he .
tort llldl'l‘ilfll was Miss Etta I‘eri'y,
tiaiigliit r of Mr and Mrs. l'rinh Perry
of that |uI:lt't' His father was it school
teacher at (lreeiitleld Hill for many
years and rt‘t‘A-lllI) removed tofileii
den,
lli.~ friend.» and relatives expressed
Mlli‘t'rl‘ joy when they heard of his
SHIT t‘h’.‘
WILL REBUILD HAT FACTORY.
Wolthauacn Short ,on North Street,
Danbury, l; to Be Reconstructed
at Once.
The factor) on North street, Itaii
bur), owned by J. II. Wolthuuseth-r
iuttly of South Norwalk, which was
extensi‘ely damaged by tire on the.
night of March 20. will be rebum .\lr.‘.
“'olthauseti paid yesterday that a‘
pom... ll'.fldquflr_lnllllllll‘l‘ of rhzinges tire to be made and
,lIllll the fur‘tul) when1 rebuilt will be
equipped only let the making of hats.
in the rough. }
'l‘hi Vinson-Doyle t‘oiiiiniiiy, whit-h1
occupied the north irid of the factory1
before the fire, is not to be located in.
the building when it is completed.
.Iohn Vinson said yesterday that the}
firm was to move, but that its )t‘t itI
had not decided lllltlll its new Ioc:itioii.i
lie Iiiih been looking over several Io'
rations htit hits not made niiv decision;
The boiler room of the Wolthsiisvri
factory will remain where it is. but
the north end will be nuanced and
etiiiinped for the manufacture of hats.
in the rough. The structure will be;
two stories high, the same as it wa<i
before the iire. 1
Mr. Wollhausen said that ‘ had
not made any plans as to ti. ,er-n
parity of the factory when it was re‘
built. and that he would not (in some
til the work was completed.
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS
MEET.
RALEIGH, N. G, April 27.—~The
State ‘Denioratic Convention met here
today. to elect delegates and alter-
nates to the national convention.
nominate presidential electors air-.1
adopt a platform Party leaders or.
period the election of Senators Sim-
mons anti Overman. (lover-nor Craig
and Julian 8. Curr, of trur‘nm, as
delegates at large to the St. Louis
(‘onvt-ntion. Secretary of the Navy
Daniels, after serving 20 yeani 1‘)
national committeeman from North
rw‘tmtlv nnr'inneed that he
would not seek reelection and party
Jaw. mm
.it‘nders were divided today on the
question of a successor.
Under the state's new primary law. “‘"""‘“- "w “”wa Nemwh l
state oilicers will be chosen and
preference expressed for a presiden-
itial candidate on June 3.
Norwalk attorneys arein Bridgeport Red Men's hail, iu mum Slut... ..uu
today, attending short calendar.
:9
LOCKING THE BARN noon
' l after the horse is stolen is a good way. to decal-Ibo the Tally
of those who don‘t rent asafe deposit box until they have
' suffered a loss which the earlier
would have prevented.
use of iii: motion
You will find a variety of sizes to choose howl mg
the private cafes of our vault.
Boxes 3x5x22 inches in size cost but ‘0 a year.
. to ‘em gist—Punch.
.tiie lodge, and after the business of
:kaerfiiicrlie f)! “Thy line: ered in back to draw the fetching flare and the trig appearance of all smart models.
C65“ For chloraw‘the :3; They are regularly sold for $9.50 and over. For tomorrow, they are specially priced to
est spring mixtures, tans,l 5°“ I“
ereys browns, etc. at $5 and
14 5
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Rogers 8t Stevens
Open Mondays until 9 P. M.
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Women’s and Misscs’
Tailored Coats
Suitable for street, touring and sport wear. Finely tailored
and richly lined coats in velour checks. coverts, men's wear
serge and poplins. Shown in the season's most fashionable
shades.
Saturday’s Special Price—-
$7.95 and $10.95
Silk Poplin, Dresses
3 Stores in
one all on
one floor.
No stain
to climb.
[Sterling
;' Week-End Specials
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
$3.00 DINING R00! cm W ....... _
_ Solid oak chair, strongly «unwed. Box seat 3:283
With Spanish RULE 8m. Hy guaranteed. Special
for Thursday, Friday and Sat-vb, .......... 1 98 each
NOTICE—No more than 6 chain to any 031: customer.
I
Come
Reed
Baby Carriages
In All Colors from
$14.95 to $35.00
Extra Special Thursday,
and Saturday.
Full size, reversible gear
Reed Baby Carriage.
Friday
Fully guaranteed
p
14. a
REED SULKIES
$3.00 in $15.00
GO
CARTS
98¢ 10 $8.55
Refrig
every way.
HOOSIER
TRESSES.
Sterling
A Refrigerator that gives
complete satisfaction in
me $4.95 to $35
Sole A gents For
CABINETS AND 08-
TERMOOR
erators
Fully guaran-
KITCHEN
MAT-
Chic Dresses for the woman or miss who like: attire that will draw admiration. In
very attractive coloringa and very popular effects.
‘ Specially Priced
$3.98
Children's Coats
Sizes from 2-6. In dressy models and
fashionable materials.
$2 49 and $2.98
heavy crepe.
Crepe de Chine
Combinations
Finely trimmed with lace and made of
$2.25 and 52.98
i
A wonderful Gas Plate. 11: picture. Drilled burners
easily removed. Prices reusable. In a and 3 burners.
Sterling l‘iimtnre Co.
127-129-131 Washmgt' on St.
Sn
encourjgus
uth Norwalk.
i
Special at
SEPARATE CHECK SKIRTS. l
Tailored Skirts with the full flare and popular braid trinlnings. ‘
$1.98
White Corduroy Skirts with fanc; side pockets.
$3.98
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HOSPITAL NOTE.
Mrs. Sara J". Conley, of 11 Lincolnl
STRIKE AT ANCHORAGE.
Haa Delayed Unloadlng of Carmel
from Steamers Farragut and
Arollno.
A regular meeting of Lady Wash-
ington Lodge, No. 21, Shepherds of
Iit‘liiicheui, was held last evening, in
SEWARD. Alaska, April I’L—Tbo
sleamships Admiral Farragut and Aro
litre are (bi Anchorage today. with the
first cargoes this year for the Alas
kan Engineering Commission. con
the meeting had been concluded, .. structing the United States Railroad.
social time was enJoyed. Heirolaso-g Becaus
. . e of the strike of railroad lab
ALUUIIS termed a part of the pleasing; on," .2 Anchorage, the vessels stop
program and refreshments were starv~l ped at Fire Island. several miles dis
Visitors from Bridgeport and um '
.vili hoiwalk were present at the The Federal Labor Union at An
meeting “I“! ‘ delightful "9nt vraa chorus has reversed its original do
:i‘fiu’w- 0" “hm-”“3" evening, I” ctslon to handle freight. for merchants
' a number of members from tho at Anchorage. deciding to refuse to
.ocnt lodge Will be Visitors at the Po‘ unload any freight until 3,. .mp9 or
‘m S‘“ ““18“: 1" Bridgewrt- the Government ivorkora is settled.
.. '" ‘ labor loaders hero aaasrt tho! the
PAUL’S MTAL WUTIEO- { strike leada at Anchorage attained the
The Vine—These Salonlkana. Ira. desirod result when Secretary 0! the
Stubba, are of course the Thessalon‘ 1mm.“ 1‘” decided ‘0 bold W con-
fans to whom St. Paul wroto his cala- g'mw“ '°"‘ ““1 mm “m
bated letter-a.
Mrs. atomic—Wall. I '09. 'o'd bat»- It is reported have that the van
a moat enjoyable evening was apent.‘
on. new members were initiated into
torlnckwith 'hthanl'avo. innit Irbtmthlboardanohtodbym
t'oaaroaiaaadlata’tgotaom,.
board in making its award was the.
cause or the strike at Anchorage.
I
1W ACRES 0F BIRDS TO SING TOl
\ BENEDICT.
GREENWICH, Conn. April 28.—
Commodore E C. Benedict1 million-
aire banker. is planning to convert
his estate of 100 acres here into a
model bird sanctuary, combining a
trontage of bong island Sound with a
back country. The estate compares
favorably with the Adirondacks for
primeval wilderness. I
The Greenwich Bird Protective So,
ciety, which has a membership of 300
prominent and wealthy residents ot
the community. including E. c. Con-~
verse, William G. Rockefeller. Mrs.
A. A.. Anderson and Ernest Thompson
Seton. has agreed to furnish the ways,
and the commodore promises to sup-
ply the means. The work of prepar
in; for returning birds will proceed at
once. ' -
Commodore Benedict. now 82 years.
old. attributes his good health to his
outdoor life. '
Omtotbovotk of alterations
. .-.¢»-o¢.o..[s.‘$fi_( “QLEE , r.
r
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McCall Faahion‘llluakatio-
of Dual Number 7063
McCall
pawns at home.
CH ARLE‘SV
clotha falcon J‘\ , ‘ \J
the tan-1, {i/ a;
NOW ON U \'\l
SALE
McCaI' Faabinr Vilmlirr
oi Drear Hamlin 7133]
Patterns
'3 due to three things—17k. It and case of making. They
make it possible to easily ‘1'! fire most
’ J. MINTZ
“ sou m nonwaui cons concur
' Prizes for Girl Tactics
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