“LI 0' HUM-IN UNDER- WEAR Dram. Gown. md Combinations. Memo Hotel Block. South Norwalk An Old Sea Song, “Nancy Y’S 16 South Main Street Bill NEWS rs. Alexander Smith 1'Iontinucs' firs. John D. \111' .111, in 11111111? street. L. S. Davenport 11 .1s 1.1111131 11 per-n" ti 1' 1111111 the 111st '0yed portions of 15115 burn on No. in Main street stray bird dog was pi1k-1d up by _e police last 11111111 and turned over ' the dog warden. - mar R Cummings is to be one of wankers at the annual dinner or -...e Alumni A:.1s1'.1'i:1tion of New lam Kimbnll Young in "A Fool train," at the Regent tomorrow. ' deavcr Circle of The King‘s 1t9r8'will 'meet with Mrs. Milton .1 . Gil Cove avenue, ‘Enst Nor- ‘ on Thursday :11 :1 p. 111. from Edwin Smith, of Siam- rolia of him as doing well in New I DBntOgraph 011 the 11-'11'111'11 11112111111 out at Mount \'1-rno11,011 the mid 1M train f10m New 311111, 111111 the _ 111‘s did not get 11011111 1111111 [thirty minutes or more t1ft11r 111. Bdllled lime ldaughter was 1111111 12151 1111011 to ‘ fond M1's.P11trick i~‘. 7,;3Prospect avenue. embers of the lint Finishcrs' and Makers' associations went to klyn, N. Y., yesterday to attend ufiln'eral of J. T. 1.11wlor, brother of tewry-Treasurer Murtin 1.11w111r, of 10311th Hatters of North America. hamlor bed 11 nun'her of friends bequaminnces in this city. Kearney, of / . rom_ the slate dentists' associu 1' that dental thieves are active in liirger cities of the. 15111111. Olllces ow Haven, Hartford 11.1111 Bridge- , have 1) en entered réceutly. En- ] kiln all the. offices has been ef- tod by climbing through trunsoms. :Charles lierris, formerly 1)(l:ilillllSlt‘1l‘ "381.0011, which position he held elxteen years, was a visitor at the iodine this morning. Mr. Harris interested in looking throuch the 1" More and was much pleased with g ommodious accommodations and out appointments of the ““1 fed- building.—-«D11.nb11ry News ,1 \ I mney fire which broke out in ‘1 cur-11cc of Leslie Cook, in Cross ‘ éoutn Norw 11111 111.13 11111 Jul calling out the Hone Hose.“ uck this morning about 11 The blue wins extinguished 0‘" use of chemicals, and no 9‘ W115 created. The department .éd out..1:-y '1. 1.1111 alarm. 1 lTE PINE AND TAR—- ’ Etc. np-Pnu-ell-C-1rporaiinn New Victor Kerordi #99:,” Sung by Clarence White- 1 1111M ill at the 11111111 01 11111 duuglitel, 1 where he in train despntcher :11 '“ Meal dentists lime received :1 \\ urn- .m' I‘ll“ ML «on 1 TWV m I. 1 Tab 16.. at. huh. Bin Total l231p. trill-oboudiimpl '11 rota-m Au. 3: 21 p a. ram 13 so p. m. Illinllfl'l. 2:39 p. to. i Tutu \‘o. 2216 leaving New York; 3:5! p in, will nuke udltioul stop. He take only) at lit. Vernon 4:! m. .. New fiot'belied .26 p. in. Na . on neck 4 30 p In. Train No. 2,46 leaving New York :33 p.111. will make additional stops. .at .‘111. \‘ernun 4:30 p. m., (‘olnm us Ate. 4: 32 p. 111., i’eiham 4:54 p 111., l.ar;‘.1mont Manor 4'. 58 p. in, Mama'c- 11eck5100 p.111 Rye 5105 p, .1 ] Train N0. 290, leaving N1w Yok :at 5:13 p. 111., will make 3111 no :1 1 ‘stops 111 Mt‘; Vernon 5' .40 p. 111.,(‘02 lun'.“ JUS Ave. 5. '41 p 111., Pelham . :42| , 1.1.111,ch1 llothelle 5: 44 p 711., larch- jmont Manor 5:46 p. 111.. Mamaror 111'~ 521’s 1), m., Harrison 5:51 p. m., Rye i 1:53 p. 111., i’crt (‘iie'ter 5:55 p ".11., land will run 10 minutes late t'1 New tile'ven: due 7:28 p. m. ' 5: 32 p.111 will make an additional stop at Port Chester 8:21 [1.11]. ’l‘rnin No. 2"‘0, ‘eavinz New Yor‘t 13:02} 11. 111., will make alditiounl 1'! p! at Mt. \‘ern 111 ti: 3'! p. 111., Columbu' ‘1' '1 21‘ n '11.. l’ell'am ll $13 n 111 New liothtile 6:36 p 111.. Lurchmonl Manor 6:10 p. “‘ 1n., Ma'nnr'vn'tk ’: - n. 1'1 Harrison 0:45 p. in, Rye 6:48 1 1 l l l l 1 l Harrison 520:5 p. m,’ l p.111. Train No. 271, leaving New Haven 1:50 a. 111. 11nd Stanfml 7:21 a m, "11:11 stops at 80'11'l Riverside 7221} it. wil‘ make addit' lient-h 7:221 11 111.. 111., (‘os (‘1111 7:211 11. 111., (li'”‘i‘1’1\‘lf‘ll 7:71] 11,. 111., Port Cheste' 7:31 11 111: 111111. 121111 't-‘t 5:00 11. 111 1'0 ‘earc 0111,11, 111111 New York 8:20 :1. :11. Train No. 157, 1111ver‘1~:11d to leave Port Chester 72% n. 111., for New Y01'11,'\vili leave :11 72:17 a. 111.; r n nine minutes later und make 1111 ad- ditional stop :11 t‘olumhus Avenue. 8:01 11. m. Train N11. lowin'r. South Nor- wnlk 7:11; :1. 111. 111111 S'amh‘r-l 7:29 11. 711.. will make additional s‘ops fit Port Chester 7'2'1'3 n 111., "W 7:56 a , linrrison 8:00 :1. 111., Mamaroneck 8:04 :1. 111.. Lurchmout Manor 8:07 11. 111.. \‘ew ltoehe‘le 8:12 a. 111.; due 13.1111 51.8231 :1 111. (1.1.1 inure only). 111111 .\'11w\'ori1 81.42 a. to. Train .\'o. 201, lenrln'z South N'T-l walk :11 7:40 :1. 111. and Stamford 8:0‘1‘ n. 111.. will make udd'tlrnal stop: at live 8:26 :1. 111. Harrison 8:29 a. 111.. Mnmnroueck 8:213 11. ".11.. Lill'f’ll‘llO"t Manor 8:217 11. m., New Ilioche‘le 8:43 Co‘u'v'bus ‘.'.'1l, ‘und Mrs. George Crumble, of 11. 111., l’elltnm 8:47 a. m., P Mrs. Crumble was 3115.». Ave. 8:50 11. 111., Mt \e-non 8:13 a. Kearney, daughter of‘ 111 11110 123111 St. 9:12 n in. (to 'e:1\'e only), 11111.1 New York 9:2"5 n. 111. } Trains Will Not Run. 1 Attention is c11'll'1l to trains 'u'i- 'n'cd 1'1 time 1311‘”. 111 net runhl": on February 2‘2, 1111?, between tlfl1' i‘ol‘ 'wimz poin's: . ‘ New York 111111 New Rochelle 1‘ r (711111111113 811111110111 end New (‘1111'1"n llut'le'n litter and New R'tc‘trlle. Merl-inn (West Main St.) :1nd \\':1~ tortury. ARKANSAS com; CASES. .____. 1 Danbury Halters' Care Is Drawn Into Discussion. The Loewe case, generally referred to outside of Danhury as the Danbury 1111tters' case, is now being compared in some. respects with the Arkansas (711111 cases, in which 0. decision has 1111121. given by=the supreme. court re cently, and the following appears in today's 1New York Times: The supreme court has sustained the circuit court in overruling tho listrict federal court. which refused to try :1 case against a union for dam- nges by 1011\1fl111y under the. Sher lndn' law. The question of damages remains to be settled upon thermerits, but the, highest authority approves two important. points. One is that 3 union cannot avoid litigation by re fusing to incorporate. A‘n associa- tion of workers is a “person" for 1 1113.1;11011 1 G”0(l -.lflll Pzinfinp i 1 1 88 NORTH MAIN STREET 1 1.: NORWALK. Phone 957., 11.11111 deposit vault sir-ii vité your inspect .on of our modern vault. . ’ ' 1 ¥ cos. . ,,L . ,, 911111 ,the rights. 1 t'i‘he (‘lnytolr net dues noi jShermnn low 111 URL- 8:: that lot of “pinhetd;" without raincoatsl Did you ever observe it‘s the “pin- head‘ who fails to be p.c- pared for the storms of life? 1 it kind of locks :5 if our sen- ! ntors :11 \l'as‘ington were in the. pinhead clars not preparing for storms ahead. ! ‘Raincoats‘ for the man who ; believes in preparedners. . l Rogers 811 Steven: l 50. Now all Norwalk «- the purpose of prosecution under the S Sherman 111w and may he used u:r1de its name. ’ihis partitulal dssociatioul consists. oi 400,000 persons, who 111-id 111111 they could not be sued collective- 1y. but that the. plaintiff’s remedy was agonst the cunsphutors individ- ually. ! The common law rule. [but only yntitles known to the 111w :1re suablc may be modified both by explicit statute and by slututory implication. The case against the miners differs from the case ttguinst the. Banbury hatters in that the miners did not interfere with sales, but with marine-1 111111 of goods sold in interstate com merce The case settles it 111111 1111111 11111 of the 01109311 profits tax; 1.\' lAny steps that the health Officer “luv interference with are. alike union tw'o methods of interstate connnerce in]. The homes of the individual butters; are about to be sold in foreclosure, 1111 there should be no loss to theml individually. The union assumed their lpssvs when it inspired their note. The miners also may escape. 'f their union is held liable for the darn 11111111 claimed, $1,250,001). lf individ- unlcnists wish to escape indi- vidual liability it behooves them to tonsider carefully the acts ‘or their unions. Unless unions wish to ex- pose their members to liability they should nlso be careful of their ncts.= Unions have their rights, but not all They are. not forbidden to exlrt, but their existence gives tin-111 no license for unlawful acts. .‘. qu‘y LAC :rspcct. YALE & TOWNE BONUS, 15 PER CENT The Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company will, on Wednesday. pay :1 lzuuus of l per cent on the January earnings of employees of the concern This is 1'11) p111 cent. larger than any bonus paid lll that firm previously, the iiirgest up to this time hm‘lng been '10 per cent Previoys to (11:11.11 “11. 8 per cent. for several months, and be. fore that time, at 1111. start of the bonus paying. it was 5 per cent. The firm paid its first bonus: on the March earnings of its cmplcyecs, 11nd since that time there has been '11 bonus for each month's earnings. The. announce 111cm, last. week that the next pay room would be increased to 15 per cent., brought considerable rejoicing to the. workmen. it is not long since the company revised its rate schedules so that practically every employee of' the firm received an increase, and 11 is still a shorter time since one do partmcnt of the factory was g ven a 10 per cent. increase. 'lhe increase 111 the bonus, therefore, was a distinct surprise, and a very pleasant one There is no doubt. at all that. such surI prises make for a better spirit of co1 operation between the employers and the employees. That is Just the end than the Yale &Towne Company has been aiming for in its bonus pay ments, which affect every employee of the concern, except the officers. “le0 firm is trying to give its one ployees a just share of the increased oughs, Colds, BronChitiS, “a Paper, Best Work, Best Primm,proi’its that have come to the concern v'vith the tide of prosperity,” are the words of General Superintendent Jos-’ ' eph A. Horne. l . CRANE COLLAPSES, KILLING TWO Pigeon-11012 Protection 1 MEN' NEW YORK, Fen. 13.-Two men were drowned and a- third totally in lured yesterday when: a crane on the:- subway excavations in Whitehall street collapse The crane, 11111111 to lift car-loudly or stone from the excava- 'tlonri. tell across a. noow on 1.11 31h joining pier and 11111111 it. ENATTLEBORO, PHYSIOlAN' .. . DEAD " ‘BRA'IT‘LEBORD Vt. Feb; 13 e-DIN ’0... Fun—trounce. 1 121111.11? Final C1 3arance Sale of Coats; Suits, and Dresses $20.00 . ALL woor. PLU- COATS $7.98 J ACOBY’S I27-i29' WASHINGTON .STb so. NORWAii-K ‘ 1 liEulIr-l‘ I 11.... rumor-11191 nnl IUN” \l'ASliiAGiUu, 111.111. “ -...“ 01h oi ..d. ... ..s11.. lion revunuel .. ......1 by 110111001". .1111 1.1111 “.14 ..1 o. l 1 ijtlln.1. r111..11c1~ corui..'uut- 111 accordance. with the 11ec.sion or :65- 11.-n.1, 5 1111.0.“ 1.1 111111.11'rutic send-I. .us’ww ilualiy uppioved the 1110115 on :15 it 1.11.1111 1111- House with s111,111 (1111. p.11 N11. 1’ (ms 011.11 to be Wriltcn into 1111- 1.111 “011.11 pr'ot;d11 for 1xpirniion nntomntically in four years of the 11x tens profits tax. termination of the. preterit 12.11” c1111 tax 011 mu: 11 1 11111 nutkcrs' [mills in six instead of' twrlvc months utter the war 111111.11111119 1111lu1110n of this tax beforo' 11st; .1... | eruption of mutual insurance 1-11111 p1n r-' from the cxcers profits 111:1I prov: ding their profits are distribut d to policy holders. '1 he new bill will be reported to tho 1‘11:t11 within it few days. MR. ST. JOHN BUYS BUSINESS P‘dson K. St. John, or st..loi1u street, East Norwalk. who has been been carpenter for William ll. Rich. 11rds for some time, 111111 purchased 111 r. Richards' business and shop in Water street. uptown. Mr. it‘chnrds' immel lute. plans are not determined. T1111 :‘hop will be 13.111111. .1 1 .1111 11'- l'.'1cs 11.1.1 1n the past by Mr. St. John, who 15 widely know NOTED GERMAN "lOLINIST DEAD ...-d. ~ 11111011311), Feb. ....Q—llerhurd 1.1.1111- m.1nn. 76. noted violinis; and at one time crttri it"lirlst ‘0 the Prince of Schwarzburgh, Germany, died hero yet..e.1111y. he formeny was concert muster of the Thomas Orchestra in New York 31nd later rounder of the linstcn Philharmonic Club and orchex- trn. the nucleus of the present Boston. >y111phony Orchestrn. 1 BONE CHOKES CHILD TO DEATH NEW BRITAIN, Feb. l3.~«The fit. tccnmo:1ths-oid son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Koffowski of 72 13001.21 street choked to 1111111111 in the police. stntion here. yet-terday while a physician was being summoned. The child got u bonu'l stuck 111 its throat and the parents‘ took it to the police st.ui0n for treat- merit. , 1 1111111 11111011,i 11101111 111181th 1 111111 to towns Give “Californla Syrup of Figs" if. 1 Cross, Sick. Feverlsh, Consti- pated Look back at your childhood days. , Remember the "dose" mother insl'tedg on~castor oil. , cnlomel, cathnrt‘cuu How .you hated them, how you fought nrr’n'l trkinr; them. l With 0111' children. it's different._ Mothers “-1111 11111111: to the old fermIof physio simply don't realize what they 11". The children's revolt is Well founded. Thai" tender little "insides” are injured’hy them. '9 If your child's stomach. liver'ond 1mm” “c" "Musing, give only delb .cicus “California . Svrun of Flue" Its action is positive, but gentle. Millions of mothers keep this harmless “fruit laxative". :handvr t‘mv‘ know 111111111111 love to 1111111: that it"never falls. to c'u'rn 11111 11m- 1’11111 bowels and sweet on the 11111th and that u teufinoon': 1111 given today saves a sick child t9? marrow. .1 ‘ ~ ~ _ Ask your 11111131111 for n 1111111111 ho): tin M "f‘ali'm‘nln'. S p 111.-1111311. whichhns tulir directions for ”biog. children or all p.391 and for grown-111p" pininly on Win bottle. WméL minimal-.0611! 11.111. 3130 dint it in ‘ Junior class ....fit , ...n . .. STUDENT HA8 SMALLPOX. ”2— l 1 School, 1 . Stamford Girl Left Normal Two Weeks Ago. it betame known last week thatl Mi 5 11341 Little, :1 member of 1.111 of who-.1 in llnnbtup, who is ill at her hone in Stamford, has s'niiipox. It is supposed that she ccntmctrd the disease from her cousin. also a r111 dent of Stamford, and it is not beli vI ed that anyone connected with tie Normal school has been (1'1"p's1'd 1:. the disease through Mia's Little, or the young wontnn has not been in l.‘unbury for 111'1'1' two weeks. l’rintipnl i’erlins of 1111- State .\o.- nlal School. said that tho 51'11011 auti- orlties did 11 t learn of the nature of Miss Little's 111111311 until 'Sau d11.'. the State Normal' .-.” Finest Creamery Butter Good Table Butter ,- East India Tea Co. [‘91. 371 125 Washington Street ' QWM 4111: 11) well) 0. B. JACKSON OPTOMETRIST 58 Wall Street. Wmlk. KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfotfi in Gold at Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings. Thorough examination of the eyes. W' 9m?- tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing MI fin— ._.. V. . ... - -.....— cousidcr udiisuble to safeguard the welfare of the other students will be; taken and it ii probab‘e that as 111 the case of students from Watcrl 11ry ending 1110 school, the etufeuts Mm Stnpfrwd will 1111 required to. present health certificates upon rc- turning. As the student who is ill was 11 Junior, her work did not take. her into any of the model schools. .... ....mw...“ 1 - Advertise in 11.11 Sentinel. j WAISTS '. - Of Striped Voile, with large sailor collars. micely tailored. and in all/colors. SPECIAL AT 93¢ Regular $1.98 Waists at $1 ‘l‘he Little Shop K a. A. CLAVEN House Dresses A new line of Striped and Cross Bar Gingham mil ‘Plain .Chambray House Dresses in assorted £01013. - Trimmed with bias bands of plain or mini; material. Some with pique collars and cuffs or harm-'lbmhzrg'edg- ing. Some specials at Others....... ~--.--......-.-.-.. '--—..-.~.-.~.—...- . $1.19 ~ $1.50 211111 551.98 J. I. MALLETTE 88 Washington St. SUE!!! Norwalk. “‘1 N0 MAIN ST. 1111: 13111211112“, .ronn VALUE 1 l Frisbic’s Pics 2 the most economic. ' dessert. Sold at all stores'l'ry them ' l ii 1.011 Have 1 All}i Junk 1101131: 0193583 Trade conditions make 11 advisable so. one anvamga of this offering, for values such as these may nut be found again for many months. The Dresses are all new Spring modd‘s. mic or good quality ginghams in checks and stripes. A Mini 'mrfge of light and dark colorings that will “tub” satisfactorily; neatly made, and finished with hands andpifigsito match in contrasting color. Sizes 34 to 44. SPECIAL . .oIIIIIvI'IoIIIII-oo.o'-.Iod-. ...... -.S.' Jaiie ' Successor to Wm. Effron. l Phbflc 499. ! 171F011 Street; Eant Norwalk, 1 .. 1 l 1111 Will not 1 Formerly known a. Bridgeport 3,. .... Steam Dying 61' Cleaning Co. Slcn'm Cycling 0 M110. Silk Dresses, Glows, Blankets and Lace Cut-named. 249 State Street H. LYNGE mp. 4112mm.— . to get-and hold ., A Good Posmon . \ if you are not prepared 9 Our, Secretsrial' Course is just what: you need. ; 1 1 ;. Memil ----- Bunness Ana-u: 499“”? " " .1 ,n'pl. Friday’s Specials All Home Made Clam Chowder‘ ‘ ‘ ‘Fish Cakes 9 V . '. .1 . w #15“ Fresh Egg. - 1 Héérdt & Seymour AT THE "GOODIE SHOP" 1‘
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