{:VI‘THVRSMY, DEC. 2:, 19:6
Whetion in all Christmas booklets;
ct J. I. Mollette’s. See adv. I
~Eat your Xmas dinner at the Clit-
1
font. . 9
What little skating there was for;
the past few days has been ruined by
today’s rain. Local ponds are now
covered with a thick layer or slush
and water.
~Gladys Coburn in “The Battle oi"
.lzil'b," at the Begent tonight.
Christmas tree dealers report that,
in spite of high prices. trees have sold}
very- rapidly this year. Many l0cal3
dealers have but a scant supply on
hwdfat the present time. i
-~——Ar dining room dome makes a:
cheerful and appropriaic Xmas gilt!
Largo stock to select from The.f White:
Electric Co, 134 Washington street 1
The pinochie tournaannt which is
being held by llutler Lodge, No. 97. l.
G. 0. it, its hcen postponed until,
Thursday. December, 28. 1916, when it:
will be resumed until the end of the
contest. ‘
~The late‘n‘t grown soft hats,
Xmas, O’Brien'e. ‘
b‘innl arrongetncnta have been ooni-~
pleted» for the Norwnlk (‘iuh dance.‘
which will be gttcn on Wednesdny
evening. itccenther 27th, in the club-
roms in '\'t':tll strcct. 'l‘hc Sterling-
Wellnitz orchestra will furnish music.
to r
‘Toilct sets, sets of (.‘ommunity Sil-
Vor, lttyeor t'nurnntcc, Norwnlk l’nwn’
Shop.
Today‘s ruin storm coming on top ot ~
the recent full of snow, changed side-3
walks and rottds into rivers of slitsltu
and made walking nit'ythtng mtt u
pleasure. Automobiles not equipped;
with chains, also had a strenuousl
time in making their way over tll'?‘
‘3th tililliiltltttltitltlttl
f 'csrisloturc.
(Continued from First Page.)
thinly not reformative. The women
simply go back to tittir old manner of
life and become a menace to the com-3
l‘lUlllly. Nearly. all such wontcn are.
immoral and nearly every one of them
who are immoral are diseased. Such
wctncn spread the contagion of (ti:
senses which are more disastrous
than any other communicable dig
sense. . .
WM '
1132 WE mlkLK EVENiNG SENTINEL.
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the ‘. “‘ng line.
in Connecticut, she continued, thcre.f
has long been 9. dcnnuid for a l'e-l
iornmtory for women but not much
attention than been paid! to it until
four yeas ago when former Governor
Baldwin appointed a commission to
inquire into.lhe need of such a re-
iormatory. Prof. William ll. Bailey.
of \ale was appointed cltnirmztn of
the commission, and. in spite of the
incl that two of the members were;
opposed to the establishment of a rc-I
tcrntatory at the time they were up;
pointed, after full investigation the:
commission unanimously reported inf
tram: ot‘ a rctorntutory to be: built;
on the cottage plan. .'
in the lust legislature a bill for this
rct‘muatory was: inrodt‘ced. it was re
Wired to the committee on lluntnnc
institutions and at a hearing before;
this committee. there was a large at»)
'eudance of persons interested. Men:
and women from different organizal
lions attended to speak in favor of the,
hill and no one honoured to oppose‘
t‘q t'rssn‘go. 'l‘hc hill wits favorably;
lt‘lmt‘lPd by this committee and was;
sent to thc commitlcc on nppropriu-l
titvn. ‘
Knowing that it would be ditttcult t' .
get the legislature to appropriate any,
lnrgc sum of money. the supporters.
of the bill asked only for enough.
rtoncy to buy the land and begin to‘
rlmr and prepare it. The approprin-.
lion asked was only $20,000 but even-
this small amount was refused by the.
‘,t'::.liél:lllll‘t‘ :tlthouph “2.000 was an!
w-m-tntcd at the some time for the.
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1crision of the lnws cf the state. ' As3 .
‘l consomwncc. nlt ot‘ the work had.
to be done over again and a new
hills will he introduced at the next
Phone I t 3-3.
RAtv-‘zfoND snore: tits I
‘Keep Yuan Eye 1!
Upon our advertising space for any
‘ change in coal prices ‘
We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions
Hay, Ftain, Coal, Feed. C ement and everything needed. in
..: -iid
137 Washington St.
O ‘
I1 WASHINGTON "Ill?
. Christmas Shoes & Stockings
, Shoes of the newest'models, reliable
hosiery of all grades
A Splendid Line of‘Slippers
turmoil and women, boys and girls
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN:
“_“.
‘ GLoV-ntt's
EST. 1-897
P'fiGB SEVEN
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Not Good After Dec.323‘, 1916 —
i ” COUPON , .7
This coupon is good for 50 gm“ Stampsfi :'
Christmas Gills
Children
and Boots
“a...
‘ .ElwoodStGlover -
122 Wishington St.
South Norwalk
Dependable Shoes for
Nohby Slippers for
Men, Women and ‘
* Rubbers, Artics
Children'l Shoes a Specialty,
Tree in addition to the usual extra stamps 7
1f presented when purchasing $1.00 worth . .
of Our Famous Teas, Coffees; Spices, "
Extracts or Baking Powder. 1
: ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
98 washinglon St. South NorWailt‘ '
PHONE 410 9......— PROMPT AUTO DELIVERW r.
BLOUSES
gfiifisttft lif‘d’ffofilélé’iimd W” P“
SILK UNDERWEAR ' pes and plaids.
Boégétfilziagigg and Crepe De Chine. ‘
SILlihgfilInRngf the best models of the season. ”
chine; sun
TELEPHONE 1376-2
- Large Eels (Earp
p. All Kinds ot Freon, Salt and Canned Fish
Greenport Oysters‘
mas.
. worth tiled wry. suddenly M his ““0““ :tnl’fl'rinw. It is unwise to mix thesot
3‘ Vin WillBPllurS‘.:'lln .‘l‘llélllliii’. M‘ "rum-9,3. ln'~""onc lit the homes at thet
Soft he‘s the proper~ -pmueitt.~-l“"-“‘"l limf‘ ”turn is no root): for,
.
slippery pavements. l in Parker then described -ln de-l
ltlt'kt‘lh‘,‘ mil the methods of dealing with do
. . , . thnmtcnt women. Girls under 16. sh"
bracelets. baby's Signet, stont- and. WM M)“, committed to ”)0 slate “H
wedding 11033.. Large 80190110“ at. .hsttiui school but for the older nit-1:13
Brand's j- wclry store. GTPGII stamps urd \thtctl there. is ninthiltl: in (‘rm-j
given. Washington St.. So. Norwnlk. lW-I-tict't evccnt two mimic" insttlu-s
l-iom, the House of the Good Shep-t
—Lavalticrs, neckln'ces,
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phonec 108 and 109.
Free Delivery.
Long and Round Clams
Leave your orders for Half Shell Oysters for Christ-
71 North Main St.
Nelson W. Benedict, :rond Outside; herd at Hartford und ”w menml
Sentinel of the Grand lducnmpmt‘nt.‘ rumpmlon Home in NV“. llnvcnd
1.0. 0. R, of Connecticut was in “'3' 'l‘m-t'v two are unite in'uleuunto it“,
tcrbury today. where he nttcnticd ”103”“"1 1rith the number ot‘ women cont—t
tutferal of the lute Frank K. \l‘oot-‘ ‘1 ltlwt. Another drawback 15 mm mp;
, t l‘nlttl‘h are needed for voluntary l‘llSWl
. . ‘ n of tho ‘ . . . . . .
worth, (,rattd ){pprmenttttm land cases In which puts. while in;
Sovereign hulls“. 1- 0- 0- F- 3‘”- Wool-l subordinate. have not been guilty “ll
ivrlnntarv cases. As :1 result. they:
O'llrlcn‘s. I lum- to hc protected. 3
Mil-ls Kathleen ’l‘mccy, daughter of. The consequence is. Dr. Parker con.l
Dr. and Mrs. William 'l‘ruccy, 0f 33‘ Iiuuui. tln-F wonwn now have to be
. . l H ill to tho countv tails and the coun-
West avenue. is hon ltont Trinity; W tails are no Mm“ t‘orwomcn. 'i‘hcy
college, \lushington, D‘ C" for ”‘9 how lwml built for then :l"tl in sontct
Christmas vacation. She was nccom- the women are confined in at
punicdto Norwntk yesterday by Miss.‘ stroll cm-ncr of the hill with no on-
e'.: Claire and Annn Donohttc, of Mid- ""“““_:l" 9"" O‘I’Sl'l“ "WWW“ Women!
dlctown. who were her guests for the “MUM,“ "mm get into the oponl
HIV"
1 . '9‘l' tiurlun their culirc sentence. 0
to). . harm-it‘ll which is llllt'l\' to entail,
The second lecture ot‘ the series on' “1 mnletc loss or health. in thc
"'phe mswnsmmm (,f my '1 r-mnnv jztll illPl'“ is no possibility ot‘
Which 1-,, being delivered “,ka in thc‘ c‘nsrtllcnticu and first ottendcrs arm
I A t flex h dl' influenced h~ women who
Norwnlk M. E. Church. " ' a ) 3
by the. Reta; tmxc become utterly hardened. Dr
Kenneth Mackenzie of Westport, was. Parker cited from I,” own observa-
lllVGll last. N’l‘lllllfl before l1 3000 sized! :icus :t:: it pt'obution officer and illus-
trathcring in the church parlors. Thei H'utml hl' mic Cit-W in_“‘l|ich a young
address was very inmregung‘ and mm; woman, who haul tzot llllO trouble ac.
lthit','
BUY XMAS GIFTS
Now—Pint LATER
Christmas
GIFTS or sT'YLISH, SERVICEABLE CLOTH-
mo, FURS AND WAISTS. OUR LINE OFFERS
A WIDE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM.
CHARGE
Accoumms
OPENED
..r.
‘ JACOBY’S
.o‘dt-tuully, nruduutcd into nigntuull: 7
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m...
. ’ . . re- ,
thoroughly enjoyed by all those p ting. simply because she was forced: ——
sent. -‘ _ lto associate with some of the more
.~Ghrislmns utnbrcllus at l'PKllllll‘ experienced women conttncd in thc
prices, O‘Brien's. l'dtl.
l The. uselessncss and exponslvencss
Today at Cooper institute ”WW, will 1 ol dcnlinp, with women by the prescntl
be a memorial for Miss Inez Milliot-tnnmod was illustrated by ”1.. 011011l~tFinds
land Bossevnin. PYEdPI‘le 0- ”(mention of two cases. ln one of them"
commissioner of emigration \\'i§f‘pte»la woman has served 15: Sl‘nlvntu‘rl
- t .n “a“ and in the. other 11.. Thu ll\‘l'*l'tL,L',t‘f
:Ldeprlzgnlmtoi‘ll-nqm (on: waggimm hi cost uttending each trial, Dr. Parker
' ' ’ " " " . ' sold, was about $8 and the. daily cost
Hickory Btut'l, Whel‘e the Mlthottand cf kbcping the woman in jail about
1'le resided anumber 0f years 8%0» $1. One such woman. therefore. can.
rescued ltlrs:Bossev:tln‘s sister. Vida, cost the state anywhere front $7,000
mm . . ilholland is '0 lit-000‘ .
how $3392); 133:: “:38 She made Dr. Parker then described what
her debut last spring, singing in Rus~
bunnl
Fision
ing of
com t.
Fl‘tt n cos
mony from the Heft
n.“
SUPREME couar ' ,
DECIDES AGAINTS
FIRSTMRS, HEFT.
No Error
Webb in Superior Court
Helen Heft.
her dtg‘ht
cstute.
handed down today
.1 misc Webb
in Decision of Judge
tirst‘ wife or, ~
the late Col. Nathan H. Hell of Bridge;
port basinstin the highest state tri‘
to get additional alt-
ln 3 de- l
the nut
prcme court finds no error in the rul-
ot the superior
Judge Webb granted a cottont
for non-suit. WhPll ll]? “(‘1an was “1‘003M
some of the othervstatcs are doing
ttot their delinquent women. She
sinnflt‘rencb, German and English.
Miss Mitholland» is fitting herself for
told of the work 01‘ Dr. Katharine
Boment Davis as superintendent of
the opera stage.
DANCING “SATURDAY NIGHT
Hall. Grace. Bro.'s
8-piece orchestra—Cathedral chimes.
Town Asnembly
‘ ' and will. remain open tor
lilé'tilllcr'nliip~ dllr‘in’g Week of .
.,'t .. ' - .:“-‘:‘. >-
03. 26 to‘Dcc. 3o.
Make your next Christina‘s
4..
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r:ltwuuvuer‘:.wtwwwlw
Opens Saturday
Dec. 23, 7 P. M.
Five- Classes ;. ‘
” ‘ “cuts Mimber.
. than?!” no‘langer. dangerous tomes
pass the bill. Every woman can help
the Redford Refornmtory in New
York and also of the recent report
of the Retormatory in which the fact
was brought out that the. majority
of girls who go wrong are mentally
deficient. in reality only little children
who ought to be cared for and shield-
ed as little children. Shospokc of
the danger to the community when
/' thest. mentally deficient women are
allowed to become mothers, frequent-
ly mothers of mentally deficient sons
and. daughters, who become an ex-
pense to the community. which ought
never tothnve allowed them to have
been born. .
The. plan for n reformatory was
then outlined by the speaker. A largo
tract of land is needed; where build
tugs can be erected. hr the' cottage
plan. This Will allow a complete
'clnsslflcation of inmates. There would
be a central building to which every
lwoman would be brought for. full
mental and physicalexaminntlon. She
would then. be treated according: to
filter. possiblllttos and needs. If dict
Med, she would be cared’lor until
'dpmtand‘ made happy in usetutworld
.mlst- plant could be carried out. 1'
’tflo“ lbfiiilfluro otm betvmroundbd‘i to
‘materinlly. .to« mun. ils=...na.uoge' by
1m! representatives. and“
tram..hcrrdiah‘i ' w
SouthNorwatk 7
I’ll
puking-nu . 92¢in norm“ f‘tutervtgw- .
before him last spring in Bridgeport At
that (time Judge John S. Pullman, rep.
resenting Murry Josephine M. Hell,‘
had not proven her case.
When Mrs; Heft got a divorce from
Col. Hell; in 1901 she. was allowed all-
mony of $20,000. Afterward she
claimed be. deceived her regarding the
size of his estate and that he was
actually worth $600,000 instead of
$100,000 as he told her. When her
claim "was disallowed in the probate
perto'r court. , .
Another case of local interest de-
cided by the supreme. court is the o'c-
tion of'Be'i-tlin tllanton of Scranton;
city.
finds no error.
ner, who died in 1914 after he had]
been injured in the local coal yardl
She clatmedch‘ewam a dependent of to 90.. Mnlir at, 80,, Nomlk. Conn
Acting oCOmpemtatlon Sunday- by appointment" only.
Hour: 9 I. m. to 6 ppm: 1 toll in m
Gerner, but
Commissioner George ill. Beers; who!
heard the testimony. ruled that Shel
was not a dependent because she wast
married and received support! fromi
her husband. .. This opinion-was ulsotMERlDEN, Dec. 21.——Jos‘eph Pannier,
9‘53" ill the an ) titty years old, was hit by'o'mdaenxen
’ ,‘ lmremtmmonttbc New Haven road
MORE“ MONEY .. POR‘ micULofiono grade crossing ”libel-clad”. and
cOntlrmed by Judge
parlor court. '
'SIS OAT‘HJE ‘5
Murrow). Dec
lie m to
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THE GREATEST '
Plain Taffeta, Dresden Taffeta, Messaline and Grape lilo
. .- - . ___....._..'v—:..._
Chine.
SILK HOSIERY
IF YOU ARE—
em and Tropic Ports.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave.
Are You GoingStluth?
. CONSULT US l
Direct Service To All South-
.l‘. til. Layton & Co.,lnc
So. Norwalk .
.. All the practical and best of the novelties.
“Gite Little Shop
K. CE. A. Claven 56No. Main St.
j . .. ... .,.. .. .. .. .... .. _...._........,..... _.
FREE ,
Elegant S3 Wine Sets, Thermometer and
Picture Framu-n
George W. Cotlan
cry Store, Norwalk.
Headquarters, Becrs’ StatiOn-
Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store I
~ . . Grad
Wines. Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Win:
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for tile
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself. ‘ 7
J. DiSessa
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For Unto-duo Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Office and flatulence
Telephone 904
54 So. Mamet, So. Nomnl
93mm __,____‘ M ,3 . Wholesale Store—Monroe St, Central Hotel Bloch.
Funeral Director and Embalmo
South Norwalk.
Tell r555and1151-4t y ‘
Christmas Gifts;
Bill Takes the Catt
When she wants errands done,
'Cnuse I don't like to leave my
And think too much or fun.
But when she comes out on the 1)
And says so nice to me, '
Son can’t you go to five Monroe
And get some cake lot too?
_ l allot-s speaks up just as quick
And pertlte as can lie——
I'd love to go to live Monroe
And get some cake for too.
The Banner Baker
Tel. :67
FOOD: VALUE
Frisbie’s Piles .
The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores'l‘ry them
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
5 Monrm “Mi
‘ Eath day brings Christmas nearer 39/».
e .= $332 shorter the Gift Buying Period.
Our store abounds with articles that everyon‘. ‘
to appreciate for their most practical‘appiopriot’cnals." 1/
pend on us and you vvill find‘ that your shopping Willi llc‘
easy and profitable. ' fiW‘w
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VOCAL STUDIO
48 West Avenue,
' South Norwalk
Tuesdays _ For particulars -' l Hand Embroidered Lineh Handkerchiefs ranging from :
Fridays. Inquire at Studlo ' t 19¢t050¢ é-”
_ '. . . ' . . . och
‘ "’3?“ 3'5 pm" 3‘“)- Hand Crochet andFancy Bags.
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil I
.51, MISS K. A. notnnnns ‘ MtLuNn
Hat, Cap 'and Scarf Sets.
A
Toilet Article and. Ft
Silk Hosiery ........ .50¢sa‘ndt
4‘ ‘ 3505‘.
Mi
Gold Filled Hat Pins . .. ..................
Also Millinery of all ' kinds.
,B'ank Coupons.
H
cxccutrix, declared the first Mrs. Heft.
Pd, agadnst Wheeler & Howesof‘tilt'sg‘
In thismuttor‘ the court also!
BettbaBjfl'itun Heidi
she was a daughter of John 'H. Gen,
l
A Child With Bad“
' Teeth
cannot grow strong and healthy
on account of poor preparation of
its food in the mouth. Many a
case of Diphtheria originated in a
hollow tooth.
Dr. Mallory will explain to you
court, Mrs. Heft appealed to the 8....how it is possible for twenty- ‘
lseven different kinds of Germs to ’
inhabit. one mouth of decayed
teeth.
Thwpa’renu owes. it to the Child
_ .ta watchtheir teeth.
Dr. J. 'H.Mall'ery
smock“ A GRADE-CROSSING
escaped withiminurfibluries. . When
.. ‘ 31.4cttl‘i'Com-illfi'“
saw he could. not get out at the» 0
Candles- tor Gills-
The Store Where Xmas
Are Satisfied.
r. n. mm
rm FREIGHT um; To NEW
YORK.
5:30 p. m. _
Gear-u F. Foch; Imam: :3“;
THE ANNING. J.. BMW. .. '
POETATIDN LINE. Inc“.
1
Needs
Freight boot, town Pier 21' lor- t
River, New York (foot of Gotham" 3
at.) every day except Sunday, It a p- '
in. Freight received? at: NoMlk‘ uptdg .
'5 n. m. and at South Nomlk u; h
MI
i 80 Washington Street? ,I
l Christmas Gifts]
:3 HANoKERCHIEns LA-DlES’ ' ‘
. , , . . smn l
Ladies. All Linen At'$1.ooa Spa-it‘ll]; STS
15¢. e59 506- _ Crepe De Chine'Waists
Gents’ All Linen ' ‘ $.M5 to $550“ ‘ ' ‘
15c and 25c. Pl d‘and Colored Sill;
' ' ' $3.49 to $5.00.
Initial All Linen . . .
15c and 25c. Mlddy Blouses
‘_ . , $1.00 and $1.25.. _
‘Handkerchiet's in boxes. Ladios' House Dresses
15c and i‘sc.
$51.00, $1225. $1.49.
. Thelteedd’r Vnik;
ElectriCaijCo. g *‘
'3" The Oily: Fully} Enulppjctt
' "ELECTRlW-ffifiot'
.A- DICKERMAN arson}
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