No Mail or Telephone
Orders Accepted.
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this 95011111; NQRWALK EVENING 511111111139
THE GREATEST SALE OF
1' FRIDAY, MAY 7. 19119
No Mail or Telephone
Orders Accepted
WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS
in the history of our store. That’s the verdict from all quarters.
Enthusiastic Customers !
No such crowds of earnest buyers was ever before known in our Suit Room. A weel: ago today this great sale began. and Tomorrow's business ought to be as good, if not
better. than a week ago. We print again the story of this great sale.
Handsome WaiS’is
We have jn
well-known “OH
get one tomorrow at a reduction:
$2.98 Waist. of line Lawns.
:11 received our second shipment on the
DITA” VJaist.
gone before we could even advertise them. so
The lirst lot was
The regular
beautifully trimmed.
in long or short sleeves. Saturday ........... $1.98
Dress Goods
“HIMALAYA” CLOTH and
the two biggest hits of the season.
setla. Navy. Black and Mixtttrts.
IRISII POPLINS.
Tomorroiv a '
complete litte of, colors. including Old Rose, the
new Blues. Tans. Linen, Greens
value 35c ........... . .
25c SHADES. 19c $1.00 SILK GLOVES
51111111 lilt' hcst 25111 Shadcs. Satan ‘1‘ “WW“ 5““ “W” 1
”19¢ tippctl plows. tht- l.tiu\ili‘~‘
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75c NUN' S VEILING. 59c
46 111111 lll:-t1l. AII \\11ol
V1 iiin: 11 ll 11i~11 ’l‘omot'tou'.
35c IAP MAITINGS 29c YD.
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and crilni‘ihtzs.
\'i‘l') lltilt'll 11111 of ”to ordinary.
25 tolls ot l;1p.
hitaulittil 1l1.si,;tt:.-
\i illllJLs"
N\':tli!1 it[.2"11.':1'ttt'1l.1\‘ .. .299 yard Saturday .............
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256 COT i‘ON \ OILLS 12‘ 59c par ELASTIC BELTS. 391
l111111 1‘. 111111 \‘1! Jill 11=l1ttsx . l:l:11-i. .iil l-1?.1,»:'i11 lit-it».
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lNI IliNlNll SINIINII
Jlmoo Golden, Editor and Proprietor
11111132111" MAY 7. 15111;"w
EVENING BEENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
44 —Bruich Office, Norwalk f
92-2—Edltorlal Room ‘
92-8—Buoineaa Office
247-3-Editor’a Residence
729-5—Clty Editor's Residence
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1‘ MASONIC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge, No. 103, F. andA. M. ‘
Meets in Masonic littiidini: Sonth'
Main stiect lst and Rd Tuesday oi"
each month—Jult and August ex
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Mastcr
Masons cordially invited. lr‘rcdcrick
S. Lyon. W. M. Robert M. \\'llcox.i
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic liuildiag. South'
Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each 1nont.h——-July and August cx‘
cepted—ut 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch.
Masons cordially invited. (‘hurlcs Ff
Mills, H. I’. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
.\|I|l :i
.lltll'l‘
and Grays:
.............. 29cyti.
rep-ila.‘ $25.00 an1l~$3o.oo Suits.
ers. and their models are exclusive.
WE COULD USE THIS ENTIRE PAPER TELLING YOU OI" Till-LEE IIANDSOME STYLES. BUT
WIS COULD NOT SHOW YOUTHE PRETTY COLORS AND MATERIALS.
" iNCS. NOR THE ATTRACTIVE TRIMMINGS.
THE STYLICS arc the newest of the season in two and three-piece Suits. every model a perfection of the
tuiloi's art.
Enthusiastic Clerks
100 Women’s Tailored Suits
TWO AND THREE PIECE
THE
1
1
Pick yours early $15.98
WHAT BETTER WAY CAN YOU SELECT TO SAVE $10.00?
Big Money Savers All Around the Store
Tomorrow at
. 79C
('hiltli‘cn's \\'hitc llit'sscs.
to .‘1 years, licettlar
Saturday
.59c
i1111l11-11i1i1-1111l anti l.ti1-1-
lunch t‘oinits
Alison AND BIRD DAY.
'l'hc habit of naming the first lt‘tiday
in May as Arbor and liird day had lic-
('lillit' s11 t‘tiillll‘llli‘tl that thvi'it will at
first he an inclination to doubt 0111111»
11111 “Wicks when he says he acts "in
accottltittct- with the statutes" in natu~
i111: ih11s11cott1l Friday. It may hit worth
while to know. then. that what the
statutc says is that “the atncrnor shall
annually. in the spring." ibsignatc
some day as Arbor and llird titty
'l'h1-1‘11 11111 good reasons for making it
than usual this Tit-11'1-
should [to nntdcor i‘cuturcs ill th1-1-1l1-A
bi'ation. and ii is wt-ll to wait ttittil
May has lain-n a good hold. and tin“
\H‘illllt'i‘ has tho 1'11.1l spline llami'.
What was originally Arhor day
which l:11111' hi amend-
nicnt 111‘ the law 111-1111111‘ Arbor :11111
llit'd day. is an occasion worthy of i11~
”casing public notice, Much morn
than s1-ntitncnt demands that we plant
ll't‘t'ii. ’i‘ht'rc is morc titan poetry in
311111:
in
t‘onticcticul.
‘ilic put-pose thttt the (‘lllltil'i‘ll hc cdn»
' 1‘.1t111l to love and protect the birds. in
joining with the (lllli‘l' slates iti this
effort (‘onnccticut is littiltiiii: pl’tlcti-
cally, l,ct thc st-litmls c111 thcir duty 111
Ulist-rring‘ tin-Witty. Lot tildt-r li‘iil‘ilt‘l'S
p.11. thc rcllex of this education. it
will hi- “‘1'“ for us all.
75c WHITE DRESSES. 49c
1111s 1
73c l\‘iiluc.
..................... 1391:
151; nurcn COLLARS. 17.:
'I‘tiiutiit 1l
Ronniar prim» 1:11;
Iii‘
l:\1‘l \\\l11'll‘ 2.31"
...................... 390
25c MUSLIN CORSET COV-
.\tno~1lir;1i:
. full 1‘.ts1~
s11 lcs.
1‘Jllll1-
:itiat
littiiiitit 11111111 1111 111
IIJRKEY
(Continued from It'll'c'l
laid to thc doors of ilcscrtvts from
”11- Itil'lllt‘l' 1‘otts1aiitinoplc sari inn“ and
political fueitiws “ho haw ttt.1l1-1't:1i1~
1111 to “11- 1111 the country.
t‘uunl licnc. sectcltti‘y ot' the Ans-
triun etuhussy, who is at prcscul 1111.
pant-d in organizing the iirst fox hunt
at t‘nnstantinoplc. rndc out to Sweet,
Waters, in the Vi‘t‘Sli‘l'll suburbs. yos-
icl'day. to cxatuinc the country. While
int-11» a titan stcppcd out of a clump
of lutshcs by tho highway. poitttcd a
l‘tt::n.1
l1‘\'ill\’i'l' at tho count and 1lctuau1i1-1l
inoncy, The count ttn'itctl quickly and
i1.llltI|11'tl unity. 'l‘hc 1111111 lilt'ti two
:lt1tt< uilhiittt illl‘t 1t
\ l1;lll\ of .\11111111.1n toutists 1i1i\iil.1:
11utsi1l1 111' l‘cra wmc uatnt 1! h_\ a 1111
tirc that it was unsaic to no any flll'<
”111‘. as llt‘)'(llill tl11vm was it gitittp of
inititlils‘.
illlili.\l.'l‘.\lt. May T.—-'l‘hc Atticti
can cruist-r North (‘tttolina l1-t't llt'l't‘
today for Alt-xantlrctta. ’l'hc Montana
hill i‘ollow llit‘ .\'111'th.(‘ttt'11|iut1. proliu-
lily this nth-111111111. on tho completion
111' coaliitir. ’l‘hcse two vessels are on
Hair way to Turkish waters for the
protoclion of American interests.
liiu‘litil’l‘. Asiatic ’i‘tirkcy. May 7-—An
invcsttgaioi' who has just returned
here. front a trip to Kcssah reports
K111111111 EVERYWHERE:
Because
its good
you need it.
WASH BURN~CROSBYS
' '~—.o-“
“noun-.cnolfl“
' “to men «00'
noun-nun.
GOLD MEDALFLOUR
THE VERY HIGHE‘
ST QUALITY
mun-1.
8c APRON CHECKS. 5V2c
Apron Flu-cits,
Stituidtty ..
‘ "“1183.
$1.98 WHITE DRESSES FOR
l’tirthased at less than actual cost of production. from the exchange house of Peterson. Harlib & Co.. 15 West 18th
St. New York. We have just twenty-eight of these Suits left from last week. and have bunched them with our
The makers of these Suits have a most enviable reputation as tailors and design-
THF. ELEGANT SILK LIN-
39c RIBBONS. 19c
wear.
BIG BARGAINS IN
Children’s Coats
1812135 2 TO 14 YRS.
50 sample Coats, bought from the well-known firm I
of Helman & Meister,
York. at less than the cost of the cloth; all new
garments: just the thing for Spring and Summer
Tomorrow your choice of the entire lot
of East 10th St., New
..$1.99
MATERIAI S are l’nnatnas. handsome Worsteds. plain Seigt.u in Tins. Gray. Old Rose. Blues. Re-
livety Suit is at least a $25. on value: othcts 11-1311: $3.1m and $35 on.
Summer Ribbed Vests
Women‘s low-neck Vests.
Saturday ................... 10c
regular 15c value.
Women's regular 25c fancy trimmed Vests. all sizes. .
'l‘f‘fl‘li' ERS, 19c ‘1 CHILDREN. 75C Nmy Shepherd chucks Iii best quail»
kn5‘79 About a tin/.111 sirlt's lli Muslin size-s .‘l )t‘ars to l’.’ yours. dainty I." Uim‘lih “ll "0""7‘3 “W"l‘”
"""""" C ('111's1’l (‘11\1*i':~‘. ltt'flilliil‘l.“ Shirl \Yillti‘ lii'tiotws‘. \‘1Illi"5 ill! l” lirk‘“ lilit'. Stilill'dil)’ """19c yard N“
".5311. Saturday ................. 19c Si 318. Saturdai .............. 75c
1212c WOMEN‘S TAN STOCK-
$1.5o LINOLEUM. $1.19
l'tillvi‘s llililltl Linoleum. one of the
with or without sleeves;
19c
25c VEILINGS. 18c
All siylcs and all colors in the new-
csi tilt-sh Yellings ........ 181: yard
11193051011 511111
111...;
stand.
43c
BASEMENT BARGAINS
with faucet.
l lard wood
INGS 9C st' 111'1'v. Regular price $1.110
I , 1 . - .. ,
another i'la'n1-11 1.11111 (‘oll.11.~ tot 1111111111. (11111211 Stockings in "‘0 Mg! m” 3-1-11. 1111111111011 ............. $1.19
yt-slcrdtty. all and children‘s coats. iiiic vahtc. slit "“4 lic “‘M. 1111111 121111. 1.
.......... 51,. Saturdny ..................... 451: S;.;,..(',;”, ...‘,,..‘...' ......... . m9. -1 c ‘FRUIT OF THE LOOM
MUSLIN. st/zc
N111 remnants, but fttll piecos. good
3 Hal llt‘ll\'_\' (‘1:ilvuni71-d tiil t‘ztns. “0‘1““ Value at 12%“ TOIINH"“
titit'. S:1t1111i:11'.....49c to“ """""""""""""" 8 2c
Sit-cw Boards. \tith
liic value. Sillill‘tl;l}',._.7C 39C BELTS, 17c
Folding. \\'ash lio-nch. extra heavy. Elastic lh-lts. iit colors only. Regu-
......................... 39c lar prico .‘hic. Saturday ........17c
,t\lilt“i‘.lli ptopcrti :11 that
placc has llt'i‘ll it'inplctcl) dostmyed
by th- .\iosi111n Kcssah is
about half “:11 111-'1~.»1-n lailaiiia and
ihx unite [in 11.1.11 ivlocated :1 short
dist: int 11 in ftoip Ih1 1111:1111. The .‘11111'1'11
can ptopcri}~ 1111 11- consists of :1 Kit‘ls'
high school 1111111: lilt' 11111-1-1iou of Miss
liltic .\'. t‘hamtn 1s a 111i:~1:i11n:1r_\ of the
.\llll‘l'lt‘:iil lionid of Commissioners for
l-‘oroign Missions. ’l‘hict- fourths 111‘
the ntitirc litillSt’s also how been (its
tro_\'1.-1i_ htti thc \lillt’lliiil’l church anti
tho new Protcstatti school building
are standing.
Almost lill thc pcoplo who tied from
Kcssah. thus saying their lives. have
returncd. They found that their
houscs had lit-on completely looted.
They are today absolutely destitute.
Sonic food and clothlni: are bcing dis-
tribittcd. but lllt‘i‘t' is no system In the
work and tho supplies are absolutely
inadequate
One hundred Turkish reserves haw
l‘t‘llll‘llt‘tl to this to“ 11. but as they took
part in tho riotint: and killing thcrc
thc people cannot trust them. The pro-
tection they iiiltll'ti is in no sense sut-
liclolit.
The situation at licurtyul. on the
coast north of l\'1~ssali. still is criti-
cal.
A recent rcport from Mrs. (.‘htiiu-
bet-s. the itiissionary mentioned in the
above dispatch. said that her school
had had a good your. it had been at~
tended by fifty students. of whom tif-
teeu had graduated and gone out to
teach in the lower schools of the
region or continue their studlesat Alli-
tnh Seminary. This school is the high-
est and best in the Kassab district.
Mrs. Chambers mentioned also
kindergarten with 45 pupils.
There was at Kcssnh a congregation
of 1.800 Protestants. and in addlliion
to its schools the missionary station
maintainod a chttrch library and var-
ious young pcoplc's societies.
ADANA. 1111111111 rurttey. April 28.
by meascngcr to Constantinople, May
Z.—’l‘hc news of the accession to the
Turkish throuc ot’ Mehetned V. reach-
ad here yesterday wetting, whereupon
here was weird and wild rejoicing in
he city. The demonstmtion began
with the tiring of cannon from the bar-
rucks, and there with a general shoot-
ng in the air from all parts of tho
dry for over an hour. Some. fanatics
shought this would he a good time to
renew the attacks on Armenians and
template their extermination, and at
)nce began to raise a mob. The Turk-
ish officers worked hard to step this
novement and by bugle calls and rapid
patrols they succeeded in turning the
excited emotions of the people into a
harmless celebration over the eleva-
tion of Mehemed V.
Mrs. Doughty-Wiley, the wife of the
British consul at Moraine. has taken
horse of the hospital for wounded
men that is being built near the Hill.
road station The wounded women
its being cared for in the school build-
ing under the charge of Miss Wallis,
in English nurse. Bath Mrs. Wiley
1nd Miss Wallis are fully qualified
They have four hundred
that all illl'
whirls.
ll
Select
Groceries
CUT PRICES AT .
A. F. Beckmann & Co.’s
Do your trading with us and you will be money in pocket in the long run. Everything clean :
and fresh. Low Prices and Prompt Delivery.
Wines and I
Liquors
MAUD S FLOUR,
rel: it‘s Guaranteed.
Bag, 87c; Barrel, $6.90
You can't beat Maud S. Flour for making Bread. Cake and Biscuit.
Try a bag or bars
PILLSBURY S or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ............................. bag,9 95c; bbl., $7. 60
DRAKE BROS. POUND CAKE. perp ound .................................... .. . . . . ...18c
30c CAN ADVANCE BRAND LUNCH TONGUE .........................
McCLARIN S ROQUEFORT CHEESE (in jars) each ............................ .zsc
SWISS. CAMEMBERT SNAPPY OLD ENGLISH or EDAM CHEESE.
CHARLES & CO. '8 MISSION GARDEN TEA. one pound can ............
CROWN ASTER BRAND COFFEE. one- pound can ................................... 350
.25c
....'.35c
to Stamps with 1
Starch.
7o Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ....... 60c
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea‘ .......... 50c
30 Stamps with 1/5 lb. Very Best Tea. . . . .
25 Stamps with V; lb. Special Tea ........ 25c
pkg. Monarch Corn
......... ..10c
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Monarch Washing
. 30c
EX IRA STAMPS TOMORROW (Saturday)
30 Stamp with 1 lb. Mo~Ka Coffee .....
25 Stamps with 1 lb Mocha & Java Coffee. 301:
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java 8: Maracaibo
Coffee
15 Stamps with t lb. Best Santos Coffee. . .20c
10 Stamps with 1 bot. Monarch Worcester-
shire Sauce ............ ..............15c
.32c
................ ...........25c
Powder ............................. 10c 10 Stamps with 1 bot. Bluing . . . . . . . .-..IOC
to Stamps with 1 can Pineapple Chunks. . .15c 10 Stamps with Gold Label Sardines . . . . . .150
GEORGE EHRET’S FAMOUS BEER .................... 24 bottles. $1.15; 12 for 60¢
WILSON, OLD CROW, OLD VALLEY, GREEN RIVER or HUNTER, bottle . . . . .$1.oo
Imperial Sauternes ............. 20-35c bottle Schlitz or Pabst Beer . ...... . . . . . . . .$I.2o doz.
Welch's Grape juice ........ 2 5 and 501: bottle Burnett's Old Tom Gin or Gordon Gin, bot.85c
$1.00 size Bromo Seltzer .......... . ..... 75c ‘ Jerez Imported Sherry. bottle- . . . . . . .75c
Pabst Malt Extract. bottle. ............. 20c Regina Imported Port, bottle ........ ...85c
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.
Phone Call 440.
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
/ . .
wounded persona to care for. and ateldangerons for any man not. a Turk.
devoting themselves to their work
with nnspuring energy.
ADANA. Asiatic Turkey. Wednes-
day, May 5. via Constantinople. May
7.——Macedonlan soldiers sent ‘here by
the authorities are today faithfully
guarding the American schools anti
mission residences. but otherwise the
city is demomllzod.
The grain on the Adana Plain is
ripe for the harvest, but no Armenian
refugees dare go back to their farms.
u the surrounding country is still
1
-EA ....;.1. _...-
Consequently there is no present pros-
pact of employment.
The relief werk is being carried on
systematically in Adana. Special
camps have been ’established for pen
sons suffering from contagious diseas-
on such 1111 typhoid fever and smallpox
it is costing about $1. 260 a day to run
these places. .—
The Parliamentary Commission
which is taking an inventory of the
contents of the imperial palace at Yiiv
die. in relidenoe of the deposed eul-
tan has learned that Abdul Hamid (le-
posited. during recent months, consid-
arable sums of money in New York
bunks through a confidential agent.
The amounts thus sent. to America and
the names of the institutions holding
them are, however. strictly withheld.
Mohamed V. drove today to the
Mosque oi' the Dolmarfiagtcho Palace
for the customary ceremony of wins
his prayers. '
After his devotions he drove to Matt-
lak. his summer residence. a mile out-
side the city.
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Norwalk Chronicler