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l”. mantel-toes.
‘ ' smut serous
A
Owing to the wool situation,
_ . overoosta next Fall will not be
,. . . asgoodastheovsroosts wears the montage of mu Constance
' cards am . selling now. tltoeiin of Riverband, L. 1., to George
.. ' 'Schule of East Norwalk. has been an-
. . 3:51me Wmmm !nounced as having taken place last
muck ‘ nut-Mn. Wednesday at St. Joseph':; church.
3 ‘ South Norwa'lk. it has been kept a
Twenty-five dollars put into
SOCIETY
and Personal .
I ‘ that his speech was given close attest»
elaborate way than in previous years.
He called attention to the fact that
this year was more eventual than pre-
ceding ones. and that while as chair-
'ms.n. he did not care to ”violate. the.
rule governing the conduct of a cha 2--
man. at the request 'of the conduit-
tee spoke briefly shich was in part
as follows:—
‘Nothing new can be said by me.
concerning Abraham Lincoln. History
and biography haVe been busy with
his life. To my mind. the one at:-
complishment of his life spells the
character of this struggle that we are
now tngagetl in. He stands in his
secret since “1‘! time. Mnflchule ll tog-y '. an emanpi‘m'or' and wha' hp
_NEWS
employed in Stamford. and bend histIIas to us. we, as a nation, will be to
world.
t is an anachronism that the Unit-
ed States, one of the youngetlt nations
in the world, should not onlv be fore-
It'rost's subject to! discourse was the
Catholic Church and what the Church
has done from its inception. Al-
though Gen. Frost does not profess
Illa We to d‘splsyed ,m'onderlul
knowledge of his topic. He spoke
feeliugiy on the work that Catholic.
soldiers have done always displaying
the true patriotism that is so essen
tial a part of their religion.
Judge John J. Walsh was the next
speaker, and though last in order.
proved to be one of best in entertain-
ment. His subject matter was‘ the
foundation of all basic principles,
the law of contract. He showed to a
masterful manner how everything
was based on contract. and changed
all wrongdoings of rvery character
to a breadfi of Lenoir-act. He pro
pounded the theory that the present
war is primarily due to a broken con-
tract. He said that sooner or later
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. - u ties and mass interesting nets glean;
AGAINHONORS tantra-wit“ m ‘ m. 1 h , ' “
,;. U r. L“ e on sang era's
‘ Ac LINCOLN Long. Long Trail." and "Somewhere ' .
a Voice is Calling."
(Massed-fro. First Page). i The proceedings were slightly de-
. layed by the late arrival of General
his character dictated that this per- Russell “'0"- ‘h". on h“"“"""lt ,
iod a sur history could more .ppros proved the aptness of that old adage.
”may be reflected “M in 3 to“ f‘Better late (than mini! gleam-a! The order of Food Administrator
Hoover that hotels and restaurants
must not serve more than two ounces
of bread to one person “at one meal
is iilustmted in this photograph. The
chef of a very well-known hotel is
i‘el'e holding the slices of bread and
rolls, which he has directed to be-
served in his dining room. V
‘Fort Myer, Va, to: see his son, Floyd
3‘ Ilyington. who is attached to a cavalry
idlvision. and who is expected to short»
tly leave for France.
Rogers &Stevens i’ James B. Costello of Norwalit. who
uoawa‘ut tsouru nonwau i: attached to the Ordnance corps, is
ltl'gil'ed temporarily at
House hotel, 596-598 Newark avenue,
Jersey City. »
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For this week 10 per cent. on
of our regular prices.
City News“
I: Peter F‘. Foley has assumed his due‘ The Kings' “WEN"! 0‘ the 30““E
' m; in the office of from} & Knapp Norwaill Baptist church surprised Mrs.
Hat company. 5 ' I Fred Scheldler at her home, i Merwin'
‘ :Jif'et‘t, last evening, and presented "“9 Fla {Ma th s H
A- permit for plumbing has been glv-A. her with a handsome pocket book and fl", i‘l 'd” It y o: f 3' ' , uron 0‘
_ on to G. 1'. Hill of East avenue by‘ a gold brooch set with pearls. Mm! ticket ’anil "1:" [:v “h V’Ed his
Bottoms Inspector Clarence l. Finch,130heidler provided refreshments and a Layton & Co . a a" ‘ "“3“ '1' 5"
' ' .. [sot-lat time was enjoyed. Althot‘l‘v ' “m” ”UNI!”-
G. C. M. Gregory sails for Jackson
' District Commissioner D. William; ”W gifts were unexpected M". Schcid- t .__.
list-cud has been set‘lt‘msiy lit the out let "taunted to make a very nice LOBBYING FO‘R
few 'dnys at his residence in Chestnut speech 0' thanks. g NEW CHAIRMEN
. "street. l . , __..__.__.._
| 9 er mitts Feb 13 Lo
_._- .. no..- , . - , - . . _... bb in in
_,Ivltss0dell's second term of dancing JULIUS WAGNER behalf 0' candidates for cbnir’r'nafi of
. .. ‘ , . , . BURIED IN SCOTLAND the Republican National Commltfoo
will "yet this Friday afternoon and: ."“ fnumed today m preparation (or
'the 'ltecond session of the National
Committee, which will take place this
afternoon. Neith-fir John '1'. Adams.
of; lowa. nor William'llays, of la-
”m“-“' ! wssrtmo'ron, reb. ill—«Julius
' Wagner, oi Statutortl. Conn. was one
Complaints-about boys hanging of the American soldiers buried on
37.1. _.-., ~ ". anovercoat now will be a
' g7 mNNELLsz mighty’goofl investment—cud bride are well known here—Stamford “‘9
~ _ . . , {3'11 diliidnny‘inittr emht— Advocate. ‘ '
7_ N... ‘_ . you’ 's t every mn— ' ' .
t. . “y'mu' other way from fabric to Registrar of Voters C. Irving‘By-
~- - ,M'mrwm fashion. ington. left yesterday afternoon for
the Court'
most among the nations but the first
in modern history to build an endur- that every contract despoller would
lug democracy. and now when the be brought to iustice and this case
world is convulsed with the fever of «willhprove lilo exception. ‘
war and bloodshed. she has become 1‘ » "‘ll' c im- 1 e areas N- was
the most welcome associate in the W91! ’hyvjlhe’merlinglwu‘flol-tz
struggle for democracy. That the old orchestra. consisting 91' Arthur ster-
world had to look to us makes our flag. Frank McMahon and Charles
poaition unique. it was for us to Sterling. .
‘demonstrate to mankind that govern- M ,g'ppetfidng lunch was Verve;
Intent for the people and by the poo later in the evening. and conformed
pie la a safe and sober political in strictly to all rules and regulations
ltitution. Before 'we tried it, govern. of If. Hoover. lt consisted ot chick-
ment by the people was something on salad. sandwiches. lce cn’am. cake,
spoken of but not practiced, read of in coffee and cigars. Colonel George D.
ancient pages of history. and these Ruble", oi’ the NorWelk hotel. Val
failures there recorded witnessed as a the caterer.
caution against his revlsal. That it Among the guests of honor were
has succeeded here. our present this the Rev. (I‘bomas ll. Finn, the Rev.
sion in throne bears testimony if Walter McCrann. the Rev. If. .1. Dee--
the fact that our shores have been a Hill. Dr. William J. Tracey. George V.
haven from persecution for the fore Buchanan, Attorney Wm. F. Tam-
fathera of many of our present day .m'M‘ aNI E._J.ghiasterson.
citizens is not abundant proof. - t‘ The commiti e in charge of the
Our flag has been recognised in banquet consisted of J". J. Cavanagh.
those far all lands as the svmbol of WW3!!! 3- Powell, Michael J. How-
liberty. and we have received their It'd. William Howard antl_lt'1dwsrd J.
peoples beneath its benevolent folds Dill!- , "[4 at“.
in this country. and that Ilag Is lloat- '-" WW» ‘th
Ing across the. seas today for the. OLD 3181' GONNECTIGW at: M
cause at liberty. occupying there a
NOW PIONEER INFANTIW .
rnEAK erocxmos
PLACED UNDER IAN
Pennsylvania Makers Vote to Stand-
ardize Styles and Colors.
Reading. Pa, Feb. 13,—Hoslery that
can be heard as well as seen—the
chromatic sock that delles the Swiss
sunset—will be under the ban of
nunsylvania manufacturers this year
and new.
'They have decided to cut out. the
“moral eminence" to which all the alt!
lies are gazing with friendly and re
newed assurance, confidence and cour-
Tho Filly-eighth Pioneer Infantry»;
army troops. It the new name that basil
.been given to the First Connecticut
- armadSt. Paul's. church and creating
4' a dis‘ttt'bunce werenttended to by the
i police. l
- Edward .I. Splan. the well-known vo-
,. -, ' «list. has been ill for the past few
‘ daysmnd is still confined to his home,
“‘ No.40 iianford Place.
rho next meeting or the Red Cross
. Auxiliary will-be held at the home of
him. mulls S Beers, jElmwood avenue,
' February 20. There will be no meeting
this week. . l
e...
Special business will be transacted
at the meeting of Eureka Rebekah
lodge Friday evening. A good attend?
once is desired. Refreshments will hit
served.
. . y
* Albert G. ‘Batley of ti Disesa Court.
‘ who was injured on December 3d, and
under the care of Dr. Robert-M. Wolfe,
is in a critical condition. Mrs. Bailey
instill courageous at her husband's
~ bedside and caring for him day and
the Scottish coast.
Julius Wagner, the. young soldier re.‘
ferred to in the above dispatch from
Washington. is a nephew of Attorney
Leo Davis and Joseph l')avis_ of this
city. hls‘mother having been a native
of Norwalk.
Attomey Davis was notified by the
Evening Sentinel this morning upon
the receipt of the above dispatch and
got into touch with his io-lutivea in
Stamlord. . This ‘was the first news
that had been received by any of the
relatives of the. young mn'n. He was
a member of the 20th Engineers.
LIGHTS—HIP LlliELT I
' LOST 1N STORMi
nos'rou. r‘eb. 13.4%" the itm‘
time since it broke away from Its
today expressed the fear that the
Cross Rip Lightship with its crew of
six probably had gdnttf'down. Althoueh'
has been conflned'to his bed ever sincu my“. “‘3 will “Won the ”amt. .'
tomorrow, llghthodsi'e members wet-c'
ordered to continuef‘cnmhing the we-
tt~rs until satisfied that the beacon
was no longcr afloat.
THE cumcwaroa. .'
diana' seemed assured of a. majority.
ff‘be fight on Adam by his oppo-
age. .
It Is an historical tradition of this
country that we have never engaged
nents is based on charges of disloyai- in war except it had been [at liberty
ty. SenatOr W. .M. ICslder. of New ’and we may say with some measure
‘Ol’k. ”filer“! produced ”"0" "I? of success. This strife that we are
executive committee a letter which gusting, we know to be the greatest
he said Adams had written to the edi- y" ‘we ever participated In. and we
“1’; of the Dubuque Telegraph ‘ller- believe to be for the broadest liber"
a .
infantry, at Camp Greene, Charlotte;
N C.. commanded by Colonel Richard
J. Goodman. The announcement was
recelved with enthusiasm and surprise
by the officers of the regiment.
The name pioneer Infantry, is the
fancy weaves and weights, and to
itanddrdlse their products. in addi-
ubm‘fii'e'y will ask dyers to cooperato
iti’i’slectlng reforms In colors. it his.
beenfdhcided that in order to‘help
salé‘anieit‘and- to Increase the output,
few styles will he made in the near
future and' legs dyeing of hosiery in
freak shades will be permitted.
It is pointed out. that if fewer styles
necessary to stop machines for host:
to change looms and spinners, and that
'if dyers are not compelled tomake .
'many kinds of colors less time would.
be ost In that direction also.
‘ S lesmen will beneilt by the chain.
it is argued, since their ”‘5” to"
be limited to 200 pounds, assist“
transportation. These steps have been
taken by the Pennsylvania section 1
the National Hosiery and Underweu
Manufacturers Associaion.
AUTO INSURANCE ADJUSTED.
Satisfactory adjustment of that.
losses by reason of the recent tire on
Railroad avenue. was made yesterday-
with Willis R. Austin, Robert B. use
Queen, l-‘red Presty. and Richard V.
Fawcett. through the insurance Ag.-
cy of a. M. Layton. lnc.,rwitb wheg ’
The letter was dated in Berlin,
August 31. 1914. and said that “as
America has been flooded with lying
and misleading reports from london.
Paris and St. Petersburg." the writer
would like to see published In the
Telegraph Herald some articles which
he was forwarding. These articles
‘were the (lemon White Book and
(Truth About Germany." .
"I will make lht‘ assertion." the let-
ter continued. “that there are no more
peace-loving people in the world than
the Germans. from the kaiser himself
.nnclioragte in Nantucket Sound on Feb. to the humblest citizen, and there are
11. officers of the Lighthouse Service no people who have progressed furth~
or In all that is best in cultured on»
ilization."
‘t
, . - designation of units which are em"
ty every sought. the liberty of all
humanity. the one "may...“ has been ployed to form roads, build bridges
sounded in all the delisterances of our'dig trenches, and construct camp sites,
executive. . .snd communication facilities' for the
But we are essrniialIy/a democracy advancing "my. .
as we were in the time of Washington,
as, we were In the ttime of Lincoln.’ Twenty-live members 01' CONN!!! B.
and all real democracies love peace'Machine Gun Battalion, have reached
Remote from the actualltles of the. (‘anip Greene. from Camp Devens.
struggle. that Is waging and engaged along with 1,775 selectives from the
.in our daily pursuits. we are prone sam cam
to have our country as a land of per- 9 9-
petual peace. though but dfty short‘ .
years have passed since our own in- PLAINTIFF GETS $2,000 venomr,
ternal strife. It Is dinicult to believe! A verdict of 32,000 for the plaintiff
thebgnggdofhtlngegéhglgg‘: if“: was returned in the case at Lillian st.
We 1" on" on me “who“, 0, on, Sherwood or rairiietd, vs. the New
newly undertaken work. It looms up York, New Haven & linrtford Rall-
road company in the Superior Court
of underwear are made It will be up. their insurance was carried.
ADAMS
g Pure Chewmg Gum
- Leavesmoo 7° "NEW Ftions in mind and the success Oi our
“ history before us. wt.- may well recall
An American Eagle in ”“3 aViation the memorable words of Lincoln. so
service of the United States is solo. .aprOpos of the resign fordour appear-
heir to the estate of his mother Ella ance in this war. ‘ e sat .
" “ ‘ seven 'ears ago.
C. Smith. who died January 23 to Four score. and y
our lathers fought upon this continent
large. With the pride of our tradi-
thls morning, after an all day session
yesterday. Attorney Edward J. Quin-
lan of this city, reprehnted the plain-
till. The suit which was tried before
a jury and which was started two
.' alright. thirst. Bailey is well liked and
has many Iriends.
A man born with the will! of freedom,‘ Trumbull. The son. Frank B. Smith.
, linndetl down the ages of time: "0 whom ”'9 ”-000 981M? falls, ”it'd
;- " 'Fretl Ulwrence of this city Wit-t "r” A heart glowing with love and cour- 3 that Charles D' ”6“" 0' Trumbull be
[rested yesterday afternoon by Detect- 889. Fatiministrator. D. S. Leavltt and
ivevflorgcant Hunt on the complaint of A ytllll poised with power sublime. .TMW“ (l. POE! are named appraisers.
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weeks ago. but which was recessed on
account of thenaturalization hearings.
; arose from a lantern dropping on Mrs
i$herwood's head while passing under
an overhead bridge. The lantern is
asaid to have fallen from a train that
a new nation conceived in libertv and
dedicated to the proposition that all
men are created equally."
And further, ,
“That the government of the people
by the people and far the people shall
"William Spenner‘of \Villimantich who , ’
said that Lawrence had robbed him of
3165. When Lawrence was arrested
'he said that he and Spencer had been
mousing together up until last Friday’,‘
at tho Mahackamo Hotel, and that?
while going out of hotel one day he
antler-ti Spencer drop a roll of bills.
He picked the roll up. and put it In
his picket and paid no more attention
to‘ the matter. When he was arrested
he lirltl Willi left of the money.‘ The
case is scheduled to be tried in tho
. ,' downtown court this afternoon, before
5 "Judge Vosburgh.
minu- . .
. pen dipped in the tire of conquest. _
A people in bondage to Have,
A leader. deliverer and martyr:
Who ransomed the downtrodden slave.
A voice that is now hushed in silence,
Yet he calls us to follow his way;
In spiril. in'deeds and in actions,
lie speaks to his country today.
A name that will live on forever
He lifted the standard so high?
Our Lincoln: Crowned with fame im—
,not perish from this earth?
- ' '1. Remember that these were the
A good adv. pays best In the best words 0, a ”“910”,.“ Democratici
soul. and let these bring to you the.
.‘
titanium ll
.ed purpose so necessary to a suc-
fcessful completion .of our task. hilt
whatever impulses these words may
stir in you. I urge you not to forget
that in his last inaugral address. hr'
uttered this charitable prayer. and I
it ave vour imagination to picture that
. ‘gaunt figure with its exquisite face
It's Grandmother'i Recipe to Keep reflecting the great soul that was his,
Her Locks Dark, Glossy, as“. ,witb his furrowed cheeks. higfncc
tlful ifull of sorrow. a picture of sadness.
message of resolution and a determin-t.
was passing “or the bridge.
--_—..,—
YOUNG MEN EXAMINED
Seventeen youths were summoneo
to appear before the exemption board ,
yesterday afternoon for examination.
Four of these, Donald . L. Thompson,
George Gerin, George Cdtalino and
Daniel J. Sunday. are to appear before
the Medical Advisory Board on many
afternoon. Kwan Gosulte, 'flobert
Weingartncr. Giovanni Vitto. Avadin
Hopogania. Hugh Muldownv, Luigi
Castngano, .l. C. Barnes, Vincent King.
n Taste” aWa
BLACK , JACK :
strength and. inspiration. and even as
The old time mixture of Sage Tea we are beginning the work abroad:
and Sulphur for darkening 3;", we may pray with him.
and James Fule were placed in Class
mortal,
And glory that never candle. l
" IDA E. HUTCHINGS.
streaked and faded hair is grandmo-
ther's recipe. and folits are again us-
. . ing it to keep their hair a good, even
BRITISH ”‘83:fo CAM-3 0NLcolor, which isquite sensible, as we
- are living in an a e wh
WASHINGTON. 1' . 9a a youthful
-. nan moans Feb. 13' - E" appearance is of the 3mm: '
Reading. the new British Ambassadtr, We. “"9"
’«m .11. ”1“». 7 I. . ‘
ALL . today paid his Ilrst call on PresidentI Nowadays, though, "a" don't have
. » 0'3“ W Wilson. the troublesome taster gathering the
. . . L. . sage and the many mixing at home.
a. _- ASaie' Deposit Box
product .impvoved by the addition of
other Ingredients called “Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound” tor
rislo'blgsroolsidsrsdahxm. n is gt prudent-form of as,
W W “'7' Elf"? “”“im "’ "l ”w" '
into. .3
about so cents a bottle, It is very"
v *' _ Dues; $4 .a
’mnnsnvnosaes ‘
~ ~ anavnto nuance i
, - . nan Bananas.
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murbeuusenobddyeandlseover
Ithastbeensppliel,‘lltsply
yoaroopboryasoftbrashwlth‘ltaad
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"Fondly do we hope. fervently do wen i. A. Owing to a mistake in’his ques-
pray. that this mighty scourge 0' wIll'rtionnalre. Patio laco will not have to
may speedily 9385 ”WW" With "'3" appear. Raymond Zecca and Anthony
t:;°:gi£“fihxgg c3311” I’: rang; Lombard were excused and will be ex-
gives us to see the right, let us strivé amined 0" Friday.
tolnnishthc work we are in to bind — _._...._._
the Inflow; young]; (gum for Mm W
who shall have bot-nettle battle, and'
fo his widow and his orphans." ‘ fl." “1“"! m
: r. Quinlan concludef his remarks mm A". m
by. suggesting that the “cowemaudi- ':
ence about in John . e e n
singing "I: gar" Spangled Bastien! 3'" C'flm Applied to Nostrlls He.-
He then introduced the Rev. Ilichaelj llsves Head Colds at Once
J. Lynch. of St. Joseph's parish. who, , . - .
displayed rare oratorleal powers in WW
etiology, on the elort:fl and {works :I
the Catholics in Am‘ ca, rota t e beadl .
ti . that C a” d ered It in s eluded and you can‘t breathe
2'; “I. - ‘freely because of a cold or, catari'h,
u . ilk talk warm well mowed. . _ . . . .
.Ilr. Quinlan then announced with 5"“ I" a In!“ 1'0!th of Elf-Cream .
regret that Porter nausea .Browne field: at any drug store. And! a little .
was unable to sip-it’d“ to illness. of up.
and called on Ir. Wells to treat the
club to another song. while he Joes-
lsrly uplainsd that it was to give . _
Johaflavaaaugb seller to prepare Md: soothing and healing the iatlam:
stalk tofill theaheseo oLIlr. «.mmmsbnneasd you
fragrant, antiseptic crests into
your nostrils and let It penetrate
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