Evening sentinel, Monday, February 5, 1917 · page 5

 

WDAY, FEB I 5, 11117

 

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i teamship Tickets
For the South

‘ and All Parts of the

World.

Taylor&Golden

Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg, .

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true—try a ton or two.

Harris 8: Gan:

68 Water Street

 

F you’re (trying to make 1
that furnace behave treat
it to a good dose of Our-
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is

. EVOLUTION OF A WORD.
I‘Hypocrito" W; Once the Title of I
Pantomime Actor.

\\h,1'.l1e 1~1 :1 person who uses the
church as :1 think to cover "left and
greed and all manner of ex 1111111111; 11
least that is 11 hat be 1111s in. 1. '1: days
of our fathers. M010 1e1'1'utl1' he had
taken on another 11'1l111. a different kind
of 1loak. He need not be. :1 dinscm-
hhr meiely in the matter 111’ telivion.
lly'po1iis_1 11111) be prutticed i1: 1rie~lnd
ship. in 1'ultu1e,i11 phil.11111111p1 It

1:111w' :1 d1, tree furthu 1v111 111.111 that.

 

us Well as his fellow 1112111.

1'i1111~'i,v:1cr'snlpoundot' l1,\‘.‘p11
A 1'111111'11111111111111111-1.1111111111-11111.

1111110 to mean :1 person 11 ho de tites
eithtr him tlf or other people'.
question >11:ge:~l< :1 second 11111-2
is u 1 title. '4

11' is de1i\111 1:111:111 1111-1111ll1 I11 :11:
ulyze mu'nute or judu 1». So the e-vlhi
nine to be one \1' 1111 11:11] been ~11 up: 11'1'
or judged 11111'lh,1 1o phnd 11 1'1use or
AIl‘t': Hit :111 :ltgtliltt'ltl,

his evolution the 1'1iti1'
who recited the Works of the great
dramatists. lie 11:15 an actor
not net. The gestures were supplied
by :1 man trained for that purpose, who
Went throtch :1 sort of pantomime.

have the lilt'ltullollsl)’ iutoncd words.

The puutlunimo :ll'lih‘l 11'11.~' :t
elite“ Itot'unue he '1 luyed :111 under port
to the "critic.“ Lul‘er. when the speak-
ing and 11111111: were. done by the some
I person. he was culled the "hypocrite."

Now :my 0111' who plays it part not his
1 mm is practicing hypocrisy. 7S1: l.11lll~'
Globe-Ihnnocrut.

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ANCIENT MEALTIMES.

When They Rose at 5, Dined at 9 anti
Suppod at 5.

 

 

 

 

 

Tel. 721
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday;
holder tonight.

A disturbance of marked intensity
was central over this vicinity at 8
:1. m. it will more out to sea neur
Nantucket today. it. is followed by
an arch of high pressure, which is
[Ii'otiucing low temperatures in the
Central districts. Zero temperatures
were reported as’far south as Ken
lucky and freezing temperatures as
for south 115 Florida. Washington, 1)
1.3.. was only 4 above zero this morn~
ing. Pleasant weatht'i prevails in the
wentun and central districts.

(onditiona, favor for lhis vicinity:
snow, followed by clearing and co.1l-
er. __

Cob! wnvc wuruings are. ordered
for this district. Warnings for high
winds are displayed along the count.

Clll IIIWS

Ianiel Youngs, of Smithtllle, spent
Saturdav at the motor boat show in
New -York.

 

‘tilas Celeste lie-Sect, of New York,

“ha" '1': been visiting at the home of Roy

Snyder, No. 3. Union Park.

1111-15 Lottie Hitemzm, of New Ro-
Lho,iic was the. guest of Miss Elsie
ll llllS, of H11 lldlld street, yxeslerda)

’lhc regular monthly meeting of the
Bomd of Education “ill be held to- I
m1riow evening in the high school
in 11 est avenue.

lloginuld Smith and lloyt Chumh,
of Norwalk, have retumed to their.

'l‘he chunnc in mealtime» is
dem'ed by the old rlure:

To rise at liVe 11nd dine :11 Llllt‘.
’l‘o cup :11 live and bed at nine,
Will make 11 1111111 1111- to ninety-nine.

than in the hours. 0111'
would have termed our luncheon 1Iln-
ncr and our dinner supper. It is n

allowances for the mettle of the sin:

that the former won the more snip
stuntiul nieul. '.I‘11ke.11 at 5 or ti ti't'ltu'li.
It won reully “curly dinner.“

Some ptnth 11hu~1 of the mealtimes of

_ 11111 11111129111111 may be fouud'iu \\ lllimn ;

llurrlson’s "DCSL‘I‘IDIIUII of England."
published in 1.187:

“WI“: 1111 the uobillly, _nenlry Illltl

between .1 mid ti 111 afternoon. The
merelmuln dine and sup seldom before
l'.'.' :11 noon and t‘. ut night.
in London. The 11111111111111.1111 1llueul.~111
I'd. high noon. us they roll it. 11111] sup
ht.
,nnlversities the scholars dine :11 10.
I As for the poorest sort, they neuerully
dine. and sup when they may.

 

but u needlex's 111:1111'1'."~-— London I‘lu'on~

It'le.

Melbourne, a City That Planned.

T'hcic is uud ulw :11'11 bun been :1 great.
1111111111111 111‘ public spirit in Mclbour,ne
Idne. in lurgc 111111.111 the. Seohh 1le

Iment ihut bus predomlnuted from 1h: :
“Tile first citlzteiw. led by I

I beginning.

Scots. us :1 rule. set, to work with lung»
; nitieenl faith in the future. .\ elty wus
. plunned worthy of being the capital of

I 10,000,001) people. mid the public build-

lugs \1'1'11' designed 011 the Home gener-
1 1111s settle.
deep and 1'i1l1.
planting.
todny relieved by handsome foliage,
and the p:'nl:~ which ring the 111,1'1
round l1. ”1111 trees 11 or th1 of the. ,forests
of lIurope 'l‘he menue of clots in
11171111 :z'uidens cerluinly represents
t.hnt tree :11 its llL‘Sl." Bishop 1'}. E
lions in Dallas News '

’J‘hat suggested tree

 

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Do you know what :1 hypocrite m

for 1111' hypotiite may do 'cive himmlfI
lint how did the word. 1\'hi.'ll is 11!: .
'1ue:nxinu I
dug: extreme South, settings
Who: ,

’l‘hetlretl.1crhtrom 11 huh the 11111111

.\t 11111 51:15:1- of“:
\\':1\' :1 ]I(‘l.~‘ull,

-\vh11di1l ;

while the read interpreter of, the. 11:11:.

“hyptv- .

evi .

But one unspeeted thut' the change
is in the names of the meals rather;
ttnt'ealot's i

curious fact that in some 111' the t).\'-,
ford colleges, where the founders nntdc ' A

dents, :1 much larger 1111111 in nllotedf
for supper Ihnn for dinner, implylng‘

students do ordinarily no to dinner :11 I
1 11 before noon and to Hllpptd' 111 .1 or .

especially ‘
7 or 8, but out of the term in our .

no that .
in folk of their order of rcpust It were ,

The soil on the site was ‘

uud 11111-11 of the streets ore '

lllllCll 11111111113101: 11
um [us 111 south

Specialists ofll. 8. lgricultml lie-I
partnent Say Prolit' Is Found inI
I Early Incubation

I \l'ASHiNG'l‘ON, ll. 1‘., Feb. 5.——The
I 'muliiy raiser on farm or in city whoi.
to I-t'odute fall and winter:
1,1,5 with a byproduct of spring;
:hould begin now to plan for1
no (oily setting of egg , say poultryI
I .WInhsIQ of the l. S. Department}
Iof \g1icuiture. In the States of the?
should be,
'.-1i1 from the first to the middle’
I l'tbrnary; in the ctntral group:
I 'f :2" 1111s from the. early pant to the;
~t (1! lfebluary: and in the nor'thetn 1
tier of States, from the latter part
i 1 lr'biuairy 11) the early part of;
1111]. With Stllings timed on this‘
I'ht'uule the chicks will hutch in am- ,
'-e time to allow their maturity bow
"1e told weather. The. pullet‘s from
hose broods should lay during the
‘nte [all or early winter when eggs.
're scurcest. ;
I. The settinc schedule outlined also
will I-enuit the development of early:
“friends." The young chicks
will he developed to the point, where
‘11»,1' may be. turned out on the ground
, ‘11' the time vegetation is out. and so
may augment their feed with green
‘11:": The smaller breeds of chick-
. ens 1111: be hatched later than those
. 1hi;-‘.1 ure larger and slower to do-
'elOp.

Howuno's

 

 

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Incubation. ‘.
tine dillieulty in setting eggs in
111111: at selected dates if the natural
1'~':-'m of insulation is followed in in
finding broody hens :11 the proper
"‘mer. lf nuturul incubation is de-
wooded upon exclusively it probably
'viil be bt‘ril for the poultry raiser to‘
'hxrc' 'ard dates and make settings
, ""1heue\e1 broody hens are. available.
L'Ond nest for setting: is made of
wow, 15 inches square and about 15
inches high, with :1 top. The front
'5 open except for :1 board 6 Inchosi
"1:211. Three or four inches of damn
I u:1th should be placed in such 11 nest
1nd 1111 this straw, buy. or chaff;
:hould be dusted tltorou"l1ly \1ith in I
. 1011 powder. it in 11 good plan, also.
‘ to aprinklc a little of the powder: 0 .11
in 1L1 nests I , $75 cog“ for
1 The nuggemed schedule can be. fol-I ' V

ions. Splendin worm.

O

I lowv 11 egnclly if an Inaubutor In used.
I The machine whould be opetuted in u ‘
"."'tillll 1',oom pttt‘er ably :1 1"'1ll:n, as :1 ‘
protection against outaidc tempura-I
Ilurc 1h .um's II lllOllltl be (“slice-.1

ed thoroughly before being uked, withI
' :1 solution of :1. reliable 1111111111 disln- I
'1'1':l mt. instead of using web :1 solu-
lion :1 small 11'1'1-ptutle

$200 cool: for

toutuinlng
1111.]:qu ounce 111 per:mn1u:mute of:
.pot:1.~'l1 on 11inch onc- hnlf dome of.
;..'"1Irm:1lin has been poured may
'rhut Up. in the incubator 'lhe 11'

ohm; how will tl1orou,:hly dininfec£t
Ithe 111111111111). Afrtc disinfection for
1111.11: lLI' shtoull be run empty forI
1.11'11'21i thus to get 11 into good oper-

n'lnj." rendition. After the eggs me
in piz-uc the temperature should he;
in}. : from 101 1-‘..' dWrecs to 102
It‘lL’lfl‘S 11 10'} degrees the second
week and at 10.} tleziees the thitdI
' \1 eek

$25, Surfs for

be '

$30 Scarf; for

$45 Scarf: for

.t'

1.11 t-gdx Impulh _m .1 i

'.‘?'Itl ftll ”11‘"
first time :1: the curl of tin so. onlI

'viu'. uutl tuhe (lflll) thictizh tl13'

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600011 1! floor.

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Rich F... ..
1)... 1-3

A number of handsome, warm fur coats.

Near Seal, Hudson Seal.

Portion Lamb, Cnrecul.

Lined with durnb'e silk or eniin. Cut' in graceful feeb-

Reedy Saturday morning at I reduction not lees than

$50
$133

Fur Scarf: in both small and large shapes.

Among them Red Fox, Wolf, Hudson Scotland anum-
‘ ber of other fashionable furs.

$16.30
$20
530

THE HOWLA'ND DRY GOODS COMPANY.

 

eighteenth 1'11 nineteenth day. The

 

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CENTRAL HOTEL

Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric

OWLAND'S

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131...... .11.... .

, lakes-"embroidery

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

beautifies underwear

 

Here is undcr'wem so line and beautiful that every
wmmn will be glad to welcome it.

’Tis Spring undeiwear—nnd f: LQI that Spring itself is
weeks away does not make it any the less delightful

And it shows how foolish some pl‘CdlLllOllSwai‘CI

Awhile ago we were‘told that dainty laces and fine,
embroideries were almost out of the question for 19-1
They just couldn’t be had, that was all there was io-itlm

But here they are; making this new collection 011121“
Spring underwear delightful. ‘ ~
Fine laces, fine 111111.111 quality and pattern. .Firr
embroideries, leo. And-in new patterns, plenty of new:
patterns. — ‘ '

Pink 111 white camisoles of satin or Cicpe dc chine :11:
- trimmed with lace. 311.25 to S3 50.
, .
Nztinsqok envelope Chemises are trimmed 1v1th lace o
with embroidery. $1 to $2.51). , . '
Fine combinations are also of soft uttinsook, cut in
trim fashions, trimmed with either Iztce or embroidery. S
to $3.50.

And petticoats,-——wl1zu beauties. Cut with full and
graceful flounces that bear much dainty lace or embroider
and have deep underlays; of conduit or muslin or excellent,-
nainsook. 751' to $5. ‘

Second floor.
\

Congoleum rugs
still. cheap here

 

MlllIlEIlS PIEIISIII

lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian

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Congoleum rugs are pretty and sanitary audwe“

 

/

1 Th BI' ' .
studies at the Van Rensselenr Poly- ' ' ’ 1nd My" Lantern

_ I A blind mm: in Khbotn (:1 Coneusiun
tech-pic Institute. TI‘OY. New York. ,1'lllugc) 1:111:11 11 1th from the 11111111111

night bringing it pith-he: of “.‘IICI' '1nd,
c'nuyiug: in his bond :1 lighted lnulcrn.
Some one meeting him s:1id:“l’«111'ro
.1lIud. It s all the 9' 111111 to you 11 hetllci
l". 3 day or. night ()1? what nee to you

:11 lantern?" “l (1011' t carry the 11111-
'tern in order to see the 111111], " replied
the blind man, “but to keep some fool

thkenoe Haymaker‘s Association like you from 11111111111; amniunt me and
N0.321—.2 1 0.11. M. will meet thisI “"‘“"‘"I~' m" I‘l‘c'wr'"

evening in Red Men's hall, in Main;

There will be. :1 regular meeting
this evening ’of'Our Brothet‘s' Lodge,
No. 10. I. O. 0. R. in the lodge rooms
in Wall street. Routine business wilt,»
be in order. ‘

 

 

Not a Gay One..

‘St‘r eet Regular busiueqs will the “Do you believe all men 1111' 12,111' do
tra, nsaeted. I 1011 e125” asked Mr‘s. Tw.obl1le
V 1

 

“1\'o,lud1.cd" answered Mrs. Dub-I

Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of 1v.nite “There‘s Mr. Dnhwuite, for in

~-1:Berhiehem will hold a cobwebb social stance "

“.r' 1

“Yes?"

“in his efforts to 1101 e110 me he eyen
hoes so for 1'13 to shed tent-11'. " -—Blrmln-

The 1111111 Ago-Herald. ‘ .+

111111111 Me'n’s 111111, Washington street.l
on February 7.A11 members 1111:
bring priies and .ret'reshments.
social will begin at 8 o’clock. _ .

- ll 0m. . . .
We have Just received 9' shipment How many A11[tittgitnvnudeemed_'-then1
,0! brie! cues that we ,can sell for selves ahtngbnlsta wlll smile 11111111111111-
31.25,, Thin in nu unusual vnlue as when they look back upon the world's
leather is 111 high now. Don't forget 1111112 burr est 1111:: 111111 perceive that in
these can be bought. at 'Donnenys,Iu11cotilieloun 1.111111111119111 they were

helping to bind the éelfénme sheaf!—
m open every evening. Iflnwthorne.

 

 

 

 

Michael Helm”. of Main street
as its-rented Setnrdny night for-
11110111115“; by Unicorn Murray 1111.:

No 'Eee'epe. ' .
Bella—=1 11111111111111.1101“ sister 1.1111-
tied 11 11111131115111; 'oung man? Gun-
I You: be inhaled burr],

. Iseems beyond belief to the manyI is dry. This may be done by sprlnk

and American style.’

I ‘ AND lllll‘Pl

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I
I , No More Fear of Baby Colic Ii:
1 The crusade against bub) colic .11.:1 egg are cooled outside the hatching
Ifood trouble in this section has 11.111 (bomber once daily after the seventh
'd happy result Iund up to the nineteenth day. Mois-
I The astonishing; achievements of tore should be furnished in 1111111111
Mrs \11nslouaSoothing Syrup which incubation in the south, in high alti-
has been so widely recommended. ludes, and when the incubato: room

N. J. DISESA, Manager.

 

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jthankful and pleased mothers,
Ipractically every baby h
I111 benefited by its use.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing S)" flip is

ithe. long looked for blessing that hasI. um. fl" t e lamp and trim the ulckI
sprung into instant popularity WM." 11:11 h dav. {It' is best to trim the wick
ulmosm “my mom?" actual ”SW‘11-31111131112111:111111111111111011101111111

Ireilfy 111111. e" 111111111; cutting the wi k "The
MrsWil ‘ 1.. ‘
no 1111' s Soothing Syrup is lump should not be filled entirely. Al'-

I 21:31?gzzfjgwhgzgyemg‘grit; 1.111111111111111 Is ruled 112111111111 be cone-
'1llgestlon by neutralizing the acids.
l overcoming gas and strengthening the
“I\}'H_lk.- sensitive. little stoiunchs,- and

for 11113 the eggs 111111 111nm outer or by
as been cure/El placing a wet sponge or pan of 11 atcr
udder the egg tr.ay

During the hatching period care

that the name does not get too high

 

 

mind you 11111111 all this without 11 GIFTS FOR 5.": Fl MEN. ..
Ipmtlcle or "done" or a drop of alcohol . . , .
Good. honorable drugglsts recom- ”'0 downtown. 'm. 1! “"51?“ is
mend Mrs. Winelow‘e Soothing Syrup in receipt 0., several of Finley
to all mothers with babies that hnvo 3“” “‘9'“ b u‘ ,I ”9“”
colic. Indigestion. poor assimldntion 1111;119:1111-1311. 9‘ 5“”

or food. constipation or 11111111111111.11-

 

 

IIN‘WW'}! (1‘6 '11 8'. [in]; port for

biefl.‘ ,, . , . .1 1’. 1 . ’ Elie? I'V , ll . 1 . [mm
0'19" .on or ' . .1. 1 ..
1 111. r. .1 “I. .,. um 5%
on it do 11111;:

Center Menroe and Chestnut St.

ly observed for a time' to moire sure .

I orange-manta announced
, purpose 91-11111 meeting had been

Tel. 1555.
J. DISESA, Proprietor.

 

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orevr nicd extensive

Davenport barn. North Main street
The firemen alsod‘d valiant work 9‘

:the Sentinel building fire. The total

sum will be divided between the l‘uf
nam Hose and Old Well companies.
Other sums of money were alson'e~
coped.

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HAD PATRIOTIC. CEI. EBRATION
. . _ ——-_ 1:“ .F ‘
l'ORTLANE‘, 01-9., Feb. 3—1111.
nmnAmerlcnncitizens of Oregon had
planned :1 celebration and entertain

 

,ment yesterday in honor of Emperor ‘

Williams birthday, but when 1,500
of them assembled at the German
clubhouse they fouud it decorated en-
,tircly with Amerlcnn flags. all Ger-

111.111 costumes having been discarded-

hud German national songs elimlnnt

3 on from the program.

The chairman of the‘connuittee'on
that. the

chem also, and that it would be
tor the demon n11: rein: 1111111151
111:1 fig.

damage in tth
fire which occurred last week in the

quite well. . . ,:
'They are good substitute for matting " it) many place]
They have the patterns and the colors of worsted or wooler

 
 
 
 

’lhey are as easily kept clean as oilcloth—for 1111,.
Into a sort 151' glorified oilclot h.

vauced by the makers.
But not, here—yet.
3 by 6 feet, maker’s price Shoo—here
4V2 by 42 feet, maker’s price $1.80—hcre
6 by 9 feet, maker’ 5 price~$4 80—here , _
9 by 12 feet, two piece, maker’ 3 price $59.60— $6.
9 by 12 feet, one piece—-

9 by 10‘/2 feet, one piece—
0111112! Hall. third floor.

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