e
“was... Manila
in- )Iinern lchonnl-d o! 2 Ann
greet was plum!!! surprised by a
number 0! her friends at her home
Mr night. An evening or
nude and donning we: enjoyed.
Robert Hominy. uncle of Min Mc-
Donald. who he: appeared in several
sneer-tin music-i comedies enter-
tained with non!!-
Among theoee who contributed to
the evening‘s enjoyment were Mr.
,nnd )lrl. Robert Bulidny or New
York. Mr. end In. Edvard maids.
end Mr. end Mrs. Jack Silk. Mr. and
Hrs Barry “'ebh. Mr. and Mrs.
How-rd 'l‘ubntton. Mr. ud Mrs.
7 f0];
mm
I... .II {IE-mam:
' uttheArmory
Mow
City
.
0. F. will hold it: mint- new.
monthly meeting this ovum at
which time the Royal Ml.
will he conferred.
O O O
Chutes A. Bunch of Detroit. m
mu, formerly of the (in! Met. in
visiting his daughter m1 Stephen
Starr Jarvis o! 8! Seuview mun.
O O 0
Miss Mildred Luther of Yankee
Doodle Court m n visitor in Don-
bnry inst evening.
0
Mill Harare: L. Jarvis or Seu-
ivev nvenue motored to Dublin?
”mi-charted“!
finance-Innocence
"hi-id “memory
. murthebenentet;
m m3 Nuns“ home:
. woman-munc-
.mhnheenmedeuulm
, mud to ounces-89m
mend-m nonn-
m for the Krone-‘8 home
Benz? Richnrdn. Mia. Xenia 81116.
In. Donnie Cliqnett. Miss Edwina;
and His Lilian Cousins. Miss Holt-n
Cliquett. Miss Ellzebeth Commock o
Sew Cnnnan. Miss Glory Gran~ of;
New York. In. Elixnbelh Hill.‘
Edward Hill. er. Edward Hill in;
Charles Abbott. George Cousins and?
.v-u‘
Min um” Cunningham. Miss Marie;
Erickson. Walter Preston. George?
Sprlfin. Berry Miller. Sam Small“
and George Foldstou of New Torki
cit 3‘.
,mmoo-oporuion or the
“Win Emil-L
mdmuwbnn d9.
udwuflmoth’or-
u-
z
i
CARS COLLIDE
l x-
*w unw- bou-ma me o
w h hrs- numbers.
“GOKWt-lmted “ :_ “3‘“ - ‘ ..i
“I. lit W will he re romnb An u'...omob..e sm.- oxnrr...
. Y :5 under the “‘ashingtrr. s‘rcc: railroad
and o number of
.-. _ . l- i.
'm tho Mufnrd :51“; gr; bridge Su.l.rd..y C‘C‘Yi...§. “not: a
tomohiles owned and driven
l:
l‘.
lust emning.
Mr. our Mrs. Paul E. Luther of
EEton Place will move to Roxbusy.
Mm. within A few due.
0 O 0
Harvey Brett 3. driver for the
‘Amerionn Railway mm company
reported to the police thnt while
driving I truck (or the: company
near the South Not-walk railroad
station. he collided with n cur-own-
ed by a. man named Litmer. The
matter was settled between the
drivers.
The regular weekly rehearsal of
. Tropic-'3 chorus will be omittrd
k because of the absence ct
127's. F. .l. Morrison. who is
.n‘
1
Colin Encampment No. 82., I. O.
t
.mm committee has hem GPO??? 530311316 05 31533 5???" 1171‘ ‘ “ “TEST“; ture of the skull nnd three others
m the: un- important future David Max: of Elrru 9:..1 n‘cziu‘ ‘ v . . . D ”- were more or less seriously hurt in
'II he of the 2:!th order. mdicnfixSca. TN .3:. .:r to lr-‘h 1‘ rs :‘ riveral lzl‘lic .ricnds of «zany. up: some accident. he Ind Florin
an ”a: new "lemons will be was slight and the mac-or Was s: .cauzhter of dr and Mrs. V. VC— were pinned in the our and the'oth-
”M tied between the cwntrs o‘.‘ the :‘nrs. Can: of Taylor avenue. gathered at or: thrown out.
can, mamas
Smith. We knell. My
Waywannmaum
rmmwmmumma
Another Dollar-for <
the Sloan Fund
Even though the Sloan Rodin
Fund has otfloinlly clued..'1‘he Sen-
tinel acknowledge- todny the contri-
bution of 81 from Chm-loo Brooks.
of Wallingford. n ale-man. who
learned o! the fund while in Nor-
wnlk and waited to do hll Mt In
bringing in! end sunshine into the
life of Morris gout, or-Bnrbor ow
nus. The Sloan Rodin fund now
iota-ls 3:12.13. and the radio will
soon arrive here for hr. 300.11.
Dies After Auto
Crash in New Haven
NEW HAVEN. lurch 8.—Jone
me. totally hurt when on nntomo~
bile skidded into I. telephone pole on
Forest street lute ymrdny. died at
the hospital of his injurie- only
this morning. Tony Ratio. :5. is
at the hospital with 1 possible trac-
H
Entrance on Main St.,
flush a garment
lightlul little ornaments for trimming.
'llicschoollslnsesslon each day at 9:30
and H momingsnnd |:30, 3, and 4:30 altero
apportmcnts for $4.
new silks are marked at lower
noons. You may make 6
Many of the
prices for this week—i} will pay you to look
over.
Third floor, tron:
Sewing machine club ‘
almost ready to close
P dust a short week to make up your mind—Saturday
Math will be the last day to enroll. .
y 31. manbershlp fee. This is not an extra charge
but to the payment for the machine you select.
11" eitsclfisscnt homefiilt 0533:, there to begin
put on your Spring sewing, c ancc yOu pay in
molar payments while you use it.
{ fibers are regular sewing machines and portable
as low in price as 839. and better ones including
habinetatsoslandcousoletypeswo. , .
g “The New Horne” one of the best known of sewing
audios; “The New ld ‘ ” our own brand made for us
the. New Home Co. ' .
Cook in today—see machine demonstrated—make
The dress making 3 chool
of special interest, too
1 Anexpert teacherlncharge will be glad to makesu
help you in the selection. She will teach you how to cut,
' and to make many of those
OWLAND’S
Fairf'icld Ave., Cannon Sf.
showing charming
new silks
That reflects the joy of changing
seasons in their radiant, gay colorings and
soft, scintilating loveliness.
The new Spring silks! The orlgin-
ality of the weaves-the vivid color
tones and exotic designs will be of special
interest to the women who can so easily
fashion them into a smartly stylish frock
or blouse.
A visit to the silk section will furnish
you with many new ideas that will be es-
pecially useful in planning your new
Spring wardrobe.
tlons
t and
them
in the old laborious way?
never dislodge it.
you.
on
the club payment plan—
too. .
me low. uter.
a
THE HOWLAND DRY
\
v.
. i
Does Spring house
cleaning mean Hoover ?
Have you 3 Hoover? or are
Oncvcry mgandpieccoffumimreywcansecthe
dust settling—Every shake of the furnace sends a cloud
of dust through the home. Your carpets
destructive, gritty dirt. deeply imbcdded—a brown can
Here is where the Hoover man can be of {service to
Phone Barnum 4S4—say please tell the Hoover man
to come up and remove the dirt from my
obligation on my part. He will be glad
uses of the various attachments, too.
Then if you wish to buy—you may scan: a Home:
he will tell you all about tin!
manor,” ‘
”05*
you going to do it again
arcflledWitb
mgwiihmtany
toshowyou’thc
Investiga’ lieu of Attor-
ney General Expect-
ed to Get Under Way
Immediately
WASHINGTON. March 3.——Mems
her: or the Daugherty investigating
committee devote-d their time today
to working out I plan of procedure
for the inquiry into the ottoman
general‘s administration.
The Investigation. which in: nu:
thorired Saturday by the Scone nt-
ter two days of intensely hitter die-
cussiou. is exported to get under
way without deny, and. in the
opinion of some. will vie with the oil
inquiry in its ruminations.
any the reactant or Attorney Genet-ll
Daugherty-‘3 personal counsel. Paul
Rowland 02 Cleveland. and former
Senator George F. Chamberlain of
Oregon, {or the rig-ht to examine wit.
amen, hove mores: served for wil-
nesses and documents und present
independent evidence. and for ample
notice of charges to be met.
Wilbur Smith Reports
a Blue Heron here
“Nos-wan: has nppuently the
honor of making another stnie bird
record." Said ”but F. Smith.
former Game W en.
“01: Feb. 1621: a resident of Men-
dew street reported seeing n Greet
Blue Heron. on the marsh em of
the Nash Engineering commny and
this morning I was able to approach
tn within a short distance or what
.5 undoubtedly the some bird sitting
CT. the edge of the creek running
through the marsh. /
“The birds of Connecticut. the of-
ficial work on Connecticut Birds
git‘c‘s See. :8 as the last known date
for this bird in the hill.
“More, observers and a. better
kncu'fefixe of winter birds would
snrn: to show that these large herons.
minsurlng forty to fifty inches in
Zing'h. star on as long as the creek:
Strajr open and food is obtainable.
“One remained 'till January 5.
25“.“. in the mme piece. and one
was soft: January 20. 1910 at “'11-
son i"ir.t."
Mr. Smith would like to hear if
other: hare. seen this heron through
the past winter that it may be es-
taPEished that the bird did live in
this gamma ell the time and the
record named .on. that in time when
the present Connecticut work is re-
used. this record may go into the
work. These birds are protected by
the lau- at all seasons.
# ROWAY’I‘ON‘__'§
Edwin L. Stevens of Row-anon arc
nae left today for Boston where he
wiil Vim: u'lth his sister. Mrs.
George A. Wright. in. Mr. Steven:
also expects to \‘lfi‘lt fricnrl’ in War.
tester and Will return home in the
latter part a: next week.
0 I O
O O
Lire. Ira H. Klgtin‘ of McKinley
place was entertain the member: oz
the Good “(all Sadly it her home.
Wednesday afternoon. ‘
O 0 O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ever Ready Circle will be new
at the home 0: Mn. Elbert March.
Highland nvenue. tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ida Sher-er will be button.
0 I O
The Ladies' aid society of the R0.
wnyton Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. Katherine Scofleld At her
home on Highland avenue, Wellness
day afternoon.
There will be 1 meeting of the new
iy organized Community Brother-
hood in the Rowaylon Baptist
church tonight It 8 o'clock. The
constitution nnd by-lnwx of the n.5-
sociau‘on will be discussed end tot
ed on. A social time will also be
enjoyed. All the men 02 the com-
munity Ire invited to orient! tonight:
tethering. “
e e 0
During the month or March protu-
inent women of Rowaymn will be
the speaker-I nt the Community
meeting which will be held on
Thursday evening in the 11on
Baptist church. This week In. Al-
ired J. C. Becki”. choir lender o!
the church .will be the speaker.
lira. Beckiux' subject Will be "ch
and Religion." She will discus
the place of religious music in wor-
ship. On March 13. Min Marion
Southern will speak on “Religion in
Daily Life.” The {allowing week
In. A. B. Cleverly will be the
speaker. Mn. Cleverely. who re-
cently returned tram a. visit with her
son in Oklahoma. will tell of the re-
adout condition- nhodound em
in; in mix mic. On mm. 17.
my Gertrude Bread: will addre-
the meeting on "Litenture and Relb
glen.“ .
O O 0
Kr. and Sin. Frederick flab-u 0!
Highland avenue aim the
member of the Bowman You;
Harriet! People's I-oohuon nt
bridge at their home. Saturn: night.
The prizes were won by 1111’ Alfred
J. C. Booking, Mn. Arthur Billiard.
amen: I).~ Albrecht grid mm
W— mauve-enjoyed“
thee-rd;
D O 0
new "We!
Under-thematic; 11.8
Selina-t. a. nodal-aim.
The members had before them to- “
ll you {like 5
GOOD
pfinfing
get in touch
with us. .
Schumann Art Pnnt
:33 WW St.,“ NW
he): of the fat Office
BOWLERS WIN
Take Three Straight
Games from 0 b e h
Grotto of BridgePOl't
-—Lindeberg has
High Score
The Monte:- Grotto Bowllnx team
won three “night game: tron: the
Obeh Grotto of Bridgeport on the
Clixord nlleyu Strut-day night.
Cheriie l’Anedebrg at the Monitor
total for the evening. He had a
pitiful] o! 318 for his total score and
115 for his single. Bella: of the
Obeh tum had high single and high
total for his team. Chet Meeker
of the Monken also had a toul pin-
all of over 800.
After the some the Obeh delega-
tion was taken to the banquet room
of Old Well Lodge where refresh:
ments were served by the Grotto
cooks. Charles Wilson. William Haz—
rard and H. Wood. Dancing was
enjoyed during the remainder of the
evening. Music was furnished by
the Grotto band.
The scores follow:
’40me GROTTO.
o. Shultze ..... 7s — —— 73
G. Pleasant) ... — 95 93 153
“1“‘ixglezworth as :04 97 :95
A. Olsen ....... 95 a: 107 :99
c. Meeker ..... 91 111 101 303
C. Lindeberg as too 115 313
Tom: 457 so? 51: 1477
031:3 GROTTO .
H. ileum-nan .. 91 90 102 253
c Bonus ..... . ss :12 95 :93
running: .... 81 mo 56 267
“I Purcell ..... $7 92 87 266
c. Footer 104 94 93 :91
Totem ...... 449 £88 463 1409
RlZES WON
horde-)-
mm
Various Merchants
M a k e Awards for
High Scores at Clif-
ford Last Week
Alleys {or high score. in blowing the
week ending March 1 were won by
the following:
John Wen-en. Gillette Rm: giv-
en by Albert D. Morgen.
John Warren. 8-30 meal ticket giv-
en by Bavoin Restaurant.
on by Clifford Pharmacy.
Cherie- Lindeberg. Evetshnrp Pen
all given by June. Donnelly.
David Williams. 31.00 necktie
given by Rogers end Stevens.
Hrs. Amos. Colnte Vnnity Cure
given by The Roller store.
GIRIS’ CLUB
(ms PUZASING
ENTERTAINMENI
A splendid entertainment was
held Friday night at the Girls' and
Women's club in Wall end lance
streets which we. attended by scores
a: member- nnd mend; The pro-
mo: {or the entertnlnment was
well «aged end inclined two .udlnp
by Mrs. Dorothy Butternut! Cor-den,
a. profe‘onnl elooutimist. The
tending won hearty epolune.
Pupils or m- Weld prelented 1
number of dance. which were well
received. an- Nel-on nod, It.
Ruth Long met-mined with vocal
muons lira. Frank Wynn und
in. Jeuietu Uhle nooompalned all
0 fthe number: of the piano.
mmmmm
orflenderickl.
M’er‘cmnerf
mManm-aemm
1 Fl,
0“-
Voenlsolo-bym-JunoNehn.
mmnqqmm,mom
h~Xenpqu . .
by (Dorothy magma—a
Done! by M Ween.
Vealfiolo-byfli-leaon‘,
hie-MAI“ Colo “It”.
teem had both high single and high
i
’ BY Romans
The prizes offered oi the Clifford;
Charle- Llndeberg. Gem Rose:- ‘13?
M W
but‘ the quality.
prove that. Fe
THEY ARE $5 and
SPRINGEG
SPRING
NOT A SURPRI
our patrons expect ~~
’first with the latest.
tones, new shapes—«neatgf-
99”,.
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Rogers and
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gHum of News Over
W'ires Stops Only for
a Few Minutes—Big
Growth
l
of new activiiy 1n
floors of the A§oci .
Chambers street. “‘3. ..
o’clock yesterday
known switch
ling of an eye
3of resounding tote-crap}:
in the association 3 22':
Madison arcrzue.
The transfer ‘nroZ-‘od ‘
mechanical rca ‘ st
socintion'a new be
teries of " ’
:1} 1.54;!
nearly four
plans been 2
;cnhl<-s were 5“...
Ethe ightrks‘. inter
system whereby ht;
‘sands of words of news are
distributed on 120 circuits
more than 1.2239 ncWSpapr-r
bore of the world‘s largest
gathering agency.
Floor Space Doubled.
The change 1 Quarters that
ford double floor space was :ect 55:.
to keep pace with the 25:51.12: e
pansion of the servic
The first organ. .
name of the No.31:
the
founded in 1545, when news
carried for incoming shins by ca.
pigeons and courier before the a —
rent of the telegraph. teirphcne.
cable, wire-leg and radio.
The present organ"?
paratcd in l500. has m;
in home. ‘24 years ago when
genernl once: were in the old Wis:-
ern Union building at 193 Broadway
six or seven
all
<'- :13,
G
'T’J
.y,
tad-r»:
u Press we 5
handled the limited flow of news
over three circuits and thr—re were
about 35 employcs. In 161; it was
necessary to find large-r quarters a:::
the office- were more 620 the Cham-
ber: street nddrm wher the too:
space was doubled and the news 53-
cilities greatly increased.
“11$ Reach All World.
The new Madison avenue
has 21,906 square feet 0: floor space.
There are about 150 employer in
every state and territory in
one, and through allied
these circuits, there is a zi-hom-
service.-
phone and Telegraph Co.. and the
Western Union Telegraph company.
had been working for three months
installing new telegraphic and cubic
equipment.
run and other
week. A: the instant "so" —- the:
leiegrapher‘s good night-«res flash-
ed on: the m‘ at four o’clock this
Dinning and an uncanny silence set-
tled ova: the old oflices. the task of
collecting the next day's new: m
immediately taken up in the new
home. .
newly
elected lmdne- building in the
Grind Central terminal zone. hound-
ed 5’ w and 'Vanderhm ave-
nue. and by East “in and (it):
treat- The omens ocnpy the sixth
When the organization we:
in 1390. it had “anxi-
Cosg
old New York Association.‘
telegraph o peril! firs ‘
hCZ'Zt ‘
the New York headquarters Forlrf
operators on 20 circuits handie the:
daily news output, which goes to“
the ?
Union. the Central and Sean}: Amer'» .
agencies .
throughout the world. On tour of,
Experts of the 'Americnn TeZe-_
The valuable new: records of man: 5
necmry equip '
mast were gradualLv moved ins: ‘
Ill-lilluuuiuuli'iu
Hill“!
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