.‘ Iridium ' i “m
.V " w radium-1 (I “L ‘ t” 5! '
.. No “Camouflage Here
. ‘ , L. 9‘ Tony'thstsayeeensh ._.-_...._. . ‘ _;. ‘ '
smell-mend . r ~ 5:.
.. m K. BANKS h m m, “h. WANT”! %
" . - it"isailes-oslage.
.m w u.
7 loath 'fl 1 A m at manufactur-
ers lash suits of equal
_ W m Isookltthfln. all!
' moron!
-- armnoroaasoosns Wee-commu- "M“‘jw‘
What's Baby's Prayer oi good—we don’t we elitism
_........-n-°cn-'-I‘ mmmmm
.‘ 33mm?” Immmndsuits'for
nus—Are You Pro: 11er ' m as shown here.
3‘3”“ fish “kl womanly. hunted/tho “flaunt-price.
Tom.Dick.H&fl7M am a... mugging." Other suits from $20 to
f t,“ 313% :3; Not Bowl. in Itew York, Matter, ”7-50. _ ‘
“Mr—Dewar Nellie Guy. by. Chicago, Philadelphia, and spun. m...“-
. ’ Cluck. ; these suits have the most Raincoats.’
" DONNELLY’S rood points for the price. meson.
$9,533.53, ‘ ROGERS & STEV N '
‘ Norwaik 1/; ; So. Norwalk
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Mud relattvwes task in”, ‘
SOCIETY i
“amuseme- asstschefthe”
, ' m} as Kettle. and seceral
and Personal w m W- m “i w -
otorape warehouses» Knight Street.
as city, while many other time
'were taken to thymus of neighborai
edriversoftbevaas said that
Inch of tho taraiture and books were
utterly hetero they could get
I about My". '
l Hearty ‘l’llla Afternoon '
. A m 0! an case will'be hid
'u the Wilton Town Hall this after,
. . noon at two o'clock before Justice
in” V” Mm u" ”W" "' Samuel W. Merrill. It is understood
Port Chester Takes South NONI“ that lies Davenport has retained At-
Wou‘iln as His lride. etor‘uey Joseph A. Gray as counsel. and
William Ehrct. of 79 Grace Church m I?“ “‘9 r1efusedi to 399"} mi" 5;"
street. Port Chester. and )trs. Gene. "'ht' we errng ° rema n M 9
station house until the hearing.
vieve R. Mitchell of South Norwalk. wt. of an AM
were united in marriage Monday evenC Details of the arrest as given by At-
II‘, by 30'. wnu‘m H. mrmn in torncy [£0 DIV“. "Ill morning, to I I
Sentinel representative. were that
the parsonage of Summerfleld it. I. Sheriff Bates. 01 Ridgelield. and Sher-
church. Port Chatter. The ceremony ll paw, of Wegtpofl. entered the.
l‘ was witnessed by Ralph E. Thret, homes"? after‘repeated efforts to
son of , W ' d 3 lfl‘ ll. get Davenport to open the front
Mitchllhedabfl‘heter rm llmhrlliy ”0°"- Ihat liter they hail opened 3’
‘ " ' ug ° ‘ e e" .doer from the inside. that by walked
l immediately utter ”l0 VOMIIS- "7-;towards the house, having kept in the
.and Ehrets left on s four weeks' background to that time. Then‘.
ibridai tour, which will include wus- Miss 0"“ rt walked towards hm '
"mm“. D. 0.. Nissan Fills and and accused him of here the curse
NEWS '
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WILLlAI EHRET WEI”.
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_ of the visit. all of the time keeping
o‘htr points ofintereet in the south her hand in a. pocket oil her Uri-as
Sand in the Empire state, skirt. He thought he saw the form
' Mr. Ehret n engaged m ”,9 In,“ of a pistol through the thin cloth, and
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i Joseph O'Neil, of Stamford,
”about: (’ouncii, D- 0' p" meets‘xorwalk today on busiuces.
will ovonlnz: for degree work at 8
‘o’cteclt.
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l' "' BLUECROSS FUND
George Hammond. of No. 10 itali-
lford Place. has recovered after being li
seriously ill with plcuriey.
Edition '1'. Harris and family hul'e
moved from No. 3 Sound View Terrace
MN“. 15 Taylor 3‘9““9' South 5.0:"; Following the regular battalion drill
f of the First Company and the Wealpor
|of the First Company and Westport
muly last night. Mrs. Walter Monroe
made a most telling appeal to the lien
:ILl” their cooperation in the work all
§the local chapter of the Red Cross.
3! Artl r Wheeler of 6 Arch and met with a moat reorly response.
rs. lu .
. gut-9t. eutemills the members of the Daniel Corcoran, is in Waterbury to
. luoapital Junior Lemur- Sewinz' ttluo day alicndlng to the funeral arrange ‘death. He is eager to serve or"
. other home. this evening at 8 oucd‘flments for his brother. Charles Cor-
' *' ’coran. who died at St. Mary’s hospital.
Waterbury, yesterday. Howard Finch
is on duty it‘s the tire department driv-
,rr during his absence. -
st far the illue (‘rosn Fund is meet
log with much success. and it in hop
ed that the good wordk will go or
which means that every man, wo
man and child. who
other animals used in warfare
Butler lodge. No. 97, l. 0. 0. F..
'het that oveninu and made plans for
2 thefwiaii to New aHi‘en to be held next
”(May evening.
would relieve
sum of ”to the fund and thus be
League.
Complaints about sheet iron being
stolen from the old power plant on
Ieadow street were made. to the po
la, who are investigating.
trees.
in France dashes into danger and
then returns with the record of aan'
er human life saved.
Christians
instinct t t
3e
V ~Dsnclng at Arion Hall. Saturday Mlss Joseprine McCarth. Daniel Mc-
.VW. flasks by SYN“ omhu‘m. Mill JOIP’HBG McClrthy. Diniel "0
I "Tickets 25 cents. ‘ the funeral of their brother-in-law. Pu.
.1 1 trick .7. Quinlan in Stamford this morn-
’«/The annual meeting of the w. C. '1'. lug. The burial will be in St. Mary's
11.. will he held at the home of Mrs. CMctery, this city, late this afternoon
Ida E. Meeker. 8 Read street. on Fri. -,
day afternoon. at 3 o'clock, Officers ”DAY IN WALL EMT.
will be. elected at this time and rt.»
frealunents will be served. Members WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—-—Stocin
'1“ We”? bring "Free Will mefln‘" gale promise of throwing of! limit re-
euvelope. :ronl lethargy at the outset of loin-'4
trading. Thole was a decided increase
. of activity in all branchéll oi the list at
higher levels. Shipping: were fore.
must. Atlantic Gulf gaining 354 points.
.hul equipments. tobacco. oils and an
should dwell in
dog.
When this great war is over. many
erations that will follow.
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g.— ,,_ , . ' _ .
. . - ——uousnc LEANlNG—
Hdgic Bed Bug Fluid
have your life caved. run a dot:
hater would not reject the opportunit'
'to have his or her life Fn'ifltl by on'
of man's truest four-footed ft‘ipnlld. il
Man's Land. with no Way -:.l tenth m.-
.l'nion Pacific and Coal shares were
bv_eendl'ng the sum of ti Ii'itl iI‘J‘
Liberty Bonds J
l-n't-ning St-nlinvl’ei Blue lru-zm i-‘uml
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LOOKING AFTER THE DOGS.
Pistt's Chlorides
Simeon-Powell Corporation
W
ap;l.-ciahly higher.
en -ed slightly.
WALL STREET, Noon—Jinn early
activity which gained some. momentum
from tumors on the Exchange of a ro
' volt in the armies of the Central Pow'
ore. halted after the first half hour.
.«Stoe-ls failed to keep pace with the gen-
.,et.al advance. however. and rails. cm long drawn out don situation which
‘vcept coolers. were extremely dull. has been hanging “[3 since 3.9mm.
i’i'oward noon buying was resumed on a q‘ler 22. 1917, a little over six months.
"moderate scale. marines and oils and Many Mk,“ had the idea that ‘15 m"
”American Car leading the movement. "M of “x mm." the quarantine
.. Vould surely be raised. but the how
Liberty 3's sold at 98.96 to”; first 2'“: although thrown "Irv unzip '
4’s at' 96.52 to 96.70, and 2d 4's of. she commissioner. the rules It"! been
9513 to 953m modified someWhat. ~lt is'hoped that
in a short time he will rescind the
4" :ruling entirely and give the poor dog
a furlough.
Deputy Commissioner Has Been in
Aflomalk the Past Few Days.
deputy to the State Animal (‘onv-
misleiler is making his rounds in all
,citlea and towns west or the Cannon
ticut River and has arrived in our
city for a short stay in regard to the
-~Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
'Lillonille
' liiuvnollsiinllclslt
‘ For Colds .
4 Linonine “It“ mt awful "Ck “1. 'm be deem. it “I. go do 30' and
‘ if a hard cold and renders it barns|it is bottled by dolgI ave-hr: and dog
39 u a” a.“ . MOI! owners t at t wi t a short
all! all. Dog" Warden Thomas Walsh
“9 W" for “IN-m W should be called. and he sill—gladly
‘ winter complaints of adults-and chit explain the "ruling so. that if his ad~
m ' > ' ‘vice in the matter is followed. the
. u." . bottle of r.— m, at dog owners will lteep out of trouble.
all, times—thud- no told)!" what in-
_ but it will belleeded. «gleefully. s:
. rim quite equals machine as
effon to cooperate with the animal
commissioner and abide by his ruling
afar a little while longer. be being a
man that has repeatedly made the
,statement to the press that he in it
:dog lover. find that a dog is man's
.Jaithful friend, and that he is shown-
5" of a dog himself. the measures
tillat he pursued in the past will doubt.-
,less be lifted, although at the time
they were no doubt hi the best in:
Tterests of the public. it is the earn-
f. or before
Friday, the
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Elva emotions nutty.
Pl'rrsnunoa. Po. April 4.71?!"
,m. was“ troop tilts rsa tutors.
mm and low: rail m on
Pew-smells me while it
the
'; commons 'ro Gnowi
Thericwn ng’ Sentincl's subscription
loves dogs "I
‘ in
ironc". and who if they could help it
we". dumb animals ton. formerly of ilnnbury.
,lrom suffering, should contribute the f-‘zrrp ”NW“ 5’"
come a moribcr of the. Blue Cross
It into worthy cause. The
dog is ever watchful and awaits his
master's call and does as his master‘
|bids. although It might mean but Ii- the United States tiff-“P“. has re- H°"”d ”' “m“ '1 Gsllipoll.
out! or shirts. but instead is lg}-
vouu for fear that he cannot do .ll
that he should for his master or Bill’.
The dog that is on Red Cross duty .llagner visited New Tork city today. overseas riflles and has seen service.
Can we, 1,,
refrain from the humane
our
hearts to and one lender spot for the
wonderful deeds of both dogs and
if you desire to follow the golden
"do. “Do Unto Others as You would presided, said the churches were not pecially for the third Liberty Loan
lie Done By," do not fail to Jill“ the
.Bluc (‘rosa League, becnllmt by it" do
. nu. ma will be able to help raw: some
human life,.Just as you cool! like to
they were. lying in a shell IlOlv‘ in No
‘ Fatal Food for Roaches array or specialties advanced from ma- riends to notify them an in, their
t l'nl fraction. u 8 int. U. 5. Steel. “WNW!”-
Sulpho Napfhol ' ' “ ’ ”° ‘ Join the nine (ll-osp-i..-,.v~p- lmlm;
If the dog owners amt.
dog lovers in this city will use every‘
est desire of Ir. Whittelsey to relieveI
- immediately warned the officers that
furnishing businesl in New-York city. Ihe v" armed. A short rtrulzgle loll
. "QM wide I“. home In P0" CW“, '0'“. “d tn. putol ‘ru [“9“ "'0'!
Ifor many years. ills bride‘formerly her. and handcuiis placed on her
resided with her “me," In. Richnld wrists. She was then taken to Scott.
Abeudrolh in Darieu (Norwslk and placed in a cell.
b—u—W—
honeymoon. they will reside at 79
Grace Church street. Port Chester..
'l'itelr m'lny friendi
happiness.
"ON OF THE WAS.
At Trinity church nest Sunday even-
‘mh "'9'” much, iitg a service commemorating the entry
‘of the United States into the war will
he held. The rector has been able to
secure as a speaker Private Frederick
Howard. an Australian. who was a
member of Kitchener's 100,000. and is
I . . .now speaking under the auspices of
I" L N. Depot :Tf’dc' lthe American Red Cross Society, eon-
Cluenrp mm. of pm” mu}. new nected with the Atlantic Divroion. Ir.
Clarence P. Gerstenmaier of Now
went to
: “am my llols
win the Fine alto company. Fourill 1‘.
Inrned to camp .sflvr n ~lmrt fur- 'h'" he '” "WM“ “‘1 sent ”“3
Itugh. ito Australia to recuperate. Upon re
'covery he again heard the call of the
front and maimed in the Csnadian's
bvs
Miss Madeline Magner and James C.
t
' ,both at bloody Vimy “Idle and on the
Ds MATURE :Solnine. Mr. Howard has been wm M.
[N TEN YEARS ed tlve times and is now invalided at
.hoine recovering from hi) wounds and
.sbell shock. He has a wonderful story
to. tell both of his experiences and the
Bolt
0
(autism no. rsp One).
trict. organiz ed here today on behalf near the firing line. The choir under
of the “um Liberty [mm tho direction of the (19:9! master will
The Rev. Arthur J. Bmwn, who singa ney Liberty anthem. written es.
concerned with the political aims of Dri d f h it - i
the war. as those were roblcma fo ‘ '9' an ““5 or t 9 mt mm :1
pm”... wum. but ”3,", ”ed; Norwalh at the services. The public
will: concerned with moral aim." is invited. , .
“America is in this war because it is, ‘- olering by m. Redtfggg will b'
fundamentally a war between pagan taken.
and Christian ideas of the organism,
tion of the world." Dr. Brown said'! . '—"_
"because it is a conflict between the TO THE MERCHANTS 0F
law of the Jungle and the law of bro-l N~ORWALK. .
lherhood In international relations." ~ ~
The conference is being held under. Th? third Libertyboau is about it
the auspices of the district's loan com- start. You “Wanna be called upon
miller- and tho national committee on to do your."bit." Let your M be at
.thc churches and the normal aims of generous as Your purse permits. even
the war. - - though you strain it some.
Alluding to a news dispatch telling» Remember. others are straining ev-
oi a scmiofilcial annanncemcnt from cry muscle, and many thousands wil'
Germany that she had no faith in the give their lives. The. more and the
:ablllty of a league of nations to dis- .qulcker, we give, perhaps the less will
;courngo war. Theodore Msrhurg. for- be the human sacrifice.
mer. American minister" 'to Belgium Ourforcfathers, in the days of 1775
,said this statement 'discloses clearly were ably assistted by th merchants
the intention of Germany to proceed of their day. although their resource!
with aggressive plans in the future." :were as poverty compared with ours
"It is perfectly clear that no league We surely should not. do less thur
of nations can be effective unless Ger— they.
many is overthrown." he said. "The: If you are out when called upon by
great duty before the world is to over- a solicitor in your district. make it
come Germany. One means of nccom- your duty to call upon him or her. 0!
plishlng this is preventing the Bol thefcapialn of your districtf and place
,shcviit Government in Russia iron. your subsc‘flptlon. The number and
continuing ‘to help Germany. it would map of your distrlt will be printed it:
seem hopeless to try to organise in the local papers, look for it.
Russia opposition to Germany under Pay no money except to solicitO‘
present couditlons. The only hope is wearing the ofliciahhird Liberty Loan
' ‘- “'wl or or to step in so that badge. Make your subscription to die
the Constitutional party can re-organ- trict captain of solicitor.
.v'v the-inaction behind this wall of Encourage your employees to sub
steel. scribe. Set them a worthy example.
“Necesnrily, we must let the lap Assist the publicity committee by
anese play a leading part in any such promptly displaying th~ banners that
step, but small Allied forces could be they will leave with you. This is im-
ioined to theirs and the Allies as l portant. Display them' during the en
whole. could announce their intention. tire campaign in a conspicuous place.
eventually. to withdraw from Russia )Let ,it be known. that the merchants
just as we announced our intention at not Norwallr“‘are hacklni: the Cavern
,the beginning of the Spanish-Ameri-fmcnt to win this war.
can war to withdraw from Cuba anzir'rmhe Liberty loan-.Connnittee of Nor
’ellt our word." " walk, Henry W. Gregory, chalrmanL
by Joseph Davis, Merchants' Com-
I
4mm: Lavcwocn aniline
mlttee. . .
i Jimmie lavender. ’t one time with ‘ -
‘ the old it ivoke Connecticut Win 'l'l‘RAgTiAVREFiéggESAM
lciub and former star pitcher of the:' .
i
[quit the camp. Lavender, one of the
gleading‘ pitchers in the game a few
[years ago. was‘released by the Phil-
Ilit-s and is rustle incest-act with '
Philadelphia Nationals. has decided to; ‘ , “hum m i.
l
meeting are urged.to be on hand early
,lf they desire to get seats. There i
g ‘ . F uodpubtbut that the armory willbe
major league team. ’If he does IN sacked-to the doors. .Wilton/ aut'.
baseball strain, Lav‘endor will prehhinWe-tsort m to send terse-delegation
M‘M'”. “I. Amt.“ .f g” m 3b.! f"! Will be well Rm!-
South new. Thwwill be near his,“ .. 1.". meeting “A,“ mm,- “1
_Wlt'flotltflifll7/0t I. ', 'c'cidch. -' The etitertainmant am hi
v I.- a ros ‘IW vessrthl,
W392“ w. . «/ .’ s . m I.” '
' "an the couple's return from thcir‘ ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARA- .
field County in Connecticut. comvrllr work of the Red Cross Society on and '
horses will go down in history to M ‘n' the M“ Fm‘ W“ D“
read with close attention by the "('ll-
,ruooeitr announcer ‘
rouse m sunrise: was
D “WU!
y
b
day because they smelled what theyi
was burning human host;
The police were called. the fires weret
Us. and in one of the inmates
found what the police declared
to be the body of an infant.
charredmaas was taken to the emer-
gency hospital. where physicians. af-
ter a careful examination, declared
it to have been an old boot. Mean-
while the factory was closed. the men
discussing the mystery.
E95
“Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
NEW COMPANY IN
NORWICH INCORPORATE!
The Mllerty Woolen Mills, 2.
3600.000 corporation. filed its certiti
cute of incorporation yecterday with
the state secretary. The company
will havo its start in Norwich an:
will begin business with $100,000 pail
'in capital. The incorporntore are Ar
thur M. Brown, of Griswold; Charlel
V. James and Gilbert 8. Raymond. 0‘
And She Got Well—Her
Norwich. its certificate states it will . ‘
engage in the production of all king: “mm “PM“
landIV'ted'n'.o: ,.
:‘ndmfizsf o” “I h 8 Flint. Niche—“I house for my
famil of six and got into a generally
own condition. I was weak,
nervous and could not sleep. and bad
headache a good deal oi the.tirne.
My doctor prescribed Vinol and it
made me wellend strong. I am a
good deal less nervous and can sit:
nights."—C|ara Smith. in; W. 4
Ave. flint. Iich.
We sell Vino] on a positive guar-
sntee to make nervous, weak, run-
down women well and strong or re-
tum their money. Try it anyway.
Frank it. Baxter,
Two certificates of incorporation
were filed yesterday in the oflice oi
the state secretary. They are as fol
lows:—— ‘
The Brush Transportation (‘ompsny
pf Danbury, capital stock authorized
825.000; to begin business with 82.300
incorporators. Charles E. Brush
Emma 1. Brush. Robert S. Alexander.
The Brown Riding Device Company,
Incorporated, of Waterbury. capital
stock authorised 810.000: to begin
business with $3,900; incorporatora
James H. Birdsali. Guy E. Moore. Wain
ter E. Monsgan.
~Sentincl Want Ads are Winners. i—Adv.
l
0 ' Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
are ”I“. if II will 7-! mm" tr led
roam-Le. ' ' m "C
lice
The weigbtofnnnaeulned hasten stretches the
«pm-{mics that thecoatonrof tbelgnre lupoiled.
5555:
t the bust back where it be
prevent the full bust from
El" the
rim of date
ell-Ina the danger of
d ,muselee and conlae the
let a the shoulder giving a
mini line to the entire new body.
m are the daintiest and most serviceable garments imagi-
ln all materials and styles: Cross Back. Hook
Front. Surplice. landeau.ete. hosted with "Wall-hn." the
rustle. helmlitias washing without removal.
[lave your dealershow you Dian Jolie Ira-lercs. if notstock-
ed. we will gladly send lull. prepaid. maples to you.
IL‘JAIIN & room. ll Warren Street. Newark. N. J.
3h: llt-‘l‘hc W
0rld’s liesl Nut Butler-32c Ill
C GAR!“ " T
cuuhnuo eon rants. use
free from Animal Fol.
‘ OLEOMAR‘ GARINE
"T": Nuéoefiymusomm a
‘NL manna “ms vacuum ‘3
mm “team“: 10 concur wit-m
.mw. LAW sun \1 \u nasguwrauu
& 85 Washington Street P one 1405
CENTRAL HOTEL
/‘ I'lneroomsbythedsyorweehr Steam heated, electric
guts and gas. Pine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
. .11 America style. , .
Jorner Home and Chestnut Ste. ‘ Tel. 1555.
.i DISISA, lanager. J. DISBSA, Proprietor.
.. April 3.”
__ , ii an eloctrit
monomer, sun thrown on W- W m" “In" which
of boilers at the Liberty destroyed the Owashtsnols Club and
l Mum Cosmo can vol-Ir raster-r the Ross Pavilion. Reed's Lake, early
.May. The loss was cannula! at.
map». it is believed that crosaetb
wires in the partition started the pi-
00Cl0ll Gill 1?
““3 llUIHIOWIl
W0liAN V|NOL
druggist. South
litaln street. and the best drug star.
_'in every town and city in the country.
.- Sprinnglzowing 0i
Suits, Coats, Dresses and Waists
., The Little Shop
60 N. Main St.
I
South li'oswalli ' ‘
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——JACOBY’
" I Distinctive Styles, In,
, SUITS
j. I, CGATS . / "
,: 53410-00 to $3530
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