" if incomparable (loloiicl
momi. .
”om: nio. m ti. and A. M
to Buildint. South
. tut am: It! 't‘uendny‘ot
filth-July and Annual; ox.
"th oolock. All Mute:-
rdialiy invited. Hick-uh
. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
. Hm". NO. as. R. A. M.
pi . Masonic Building. South
..nlirent. lid and stir 'l‘uaiidnyn ol
ohtnmdniy and August ex-
. wait 8 o'.clock All Royal Arch
- cordially invited. Charles F.
1P.” .Robert M. Wilcox. Bee.
o .jssnrms‘i. rstspuo'n'i
on ”Ll.
Dapnrtmont
inu- Dopartmont .
h Oillqo. Norwaik
til Rbaldonoo
lditnr’l Ruidanoo
his and Manufacturers
Association
“RY STEVENS President
,Vice- Pronident
miii NTA RD. Secretary
‘T'l‘. Tionsuim
Executive Conunittoo
ROBT
'1‘. DIMOND
. WALDRON
' Ii. JENNINGS
NONAHON
ti
‘ DAV!
B I; RAY YMO ND
1 H MATHEWSON
8. HA TCH
'XN. POHLMAN
SAW 'l‘Z
“M- ..
LLIAM BUCHANAN.
-mugw- ...... ...“..- m
and genial man and true son-
3. whose demise is deeply regret
“in this, the city of his ndoption
(latter years. His stay in South
tint his life among us he formed
Sumner of warm friendships. Sutticc
’ to say that those who knew him
illL this: him. which means a great
0! sturdy Scotch birth. Mr lin-
ll Was distinctly a man of polio.
annotated by tho high poattion be
filled in the railroad engineering
orid.
......
The’twollth annual banquet of the
human. Business hion‘s Association
loot evening was it brilliant succoss.
The lint of spoakern~and It in the ora-
tory that flows tiocly nt'tcr tho dinner
Wl in the life of tho banquet—~wan an
initially strong and ouch opoakcr had it
Ilium. Tho notc of optimism
.. turd enthuslaam pervaded thc
_ entire assemblage. Whether it
. _; was Mr. linllard. in his poiutcd.
- "’bualua'sollko wny advocating in-
‘ dultrlill reform in thc schools, or thc
(inborn, with
ready. hind of wit sounding thc prnisca
.1. ‘ or curtailment of olllcos. .ludgc Nichol- .
non inflitylng tlic municipal business
worker, or our own vcrnatiic Doctor i
~"Hnrati'oni, ovor standing [or high ntnn- i
(infill in education for tho huslncnsi
man its well as for thc prtiltiiintlr or!
-'prol‘oaaionai man, of his gcninl lriciul ‘
whom many predict it)! our next gov
ornor. lion. E. .i. lmkc prcrcotnting on
that Subject or which wc ncmr tlro—— i
, Inna. Ind nonsibic optlsuimnli Wi'l‘i‘
Altiitlnn tho sainc kcy, thc notc that
mulled hopc. enthusiasm, bcitong
Minn for Norwnik. i.ct‘a not lct thinl
‘0th annot lotto its grip, gullllt‘ i
.m, but lot on push forward. with all}
“in in in us, to uinlic our town tho
”hinder town of tho stoic.
4 _...,_......z.,_._....., -.....
Tho phonetics at last night'n imainnsn
' men's handout contaiuod loud for much
oitlht. liliipooiaily polntcd was thc ro
«Mil of Col. Osborn that tho nhoon oi' '
All! wealthy wore pinching them and
"w they were touting tho touch ol thcir
v'llttokvtlioolil. This reminds one of tho
Wont remarks of Rev. Gnome l). lilo
‘Mt't; who in tho ('Om'tlt! of a Inrniou
7’ ill“ that novor botoro hail iho wooi-
tilt onplldared right today.” maid Mr.
W "for a wonithy man to hoard
. no u largo port or it to tho pun:
' ' ‘ actions. lint thorn is a nighor
. ovon this and wn am noon
to it. That. in. when the man
; innit tool compunution shout
"rthoii or getting his wonlth. And
Mt timo edition. society will hit
non-non." .
Whirl youtordny hint altar noun
‘ lino intro out it view oi it.
lit down in a cloud hut
, mthorn Franco and Ah
that it whom-oil very time
Motrin.
4,.
bile support
soar.—-fiohenoolady UnlOil. t
. Mam .
Thorn am.
in apmedno“ ‘ ‘
walk alter In in
py.-—-Bhuré Limit
it
all will no hour
..9. .
A canvass,“ public penhmant in
Hili'll'm'd and Neurflarhn snow: that 1
Senator Bulkoiey will not have no any
a tank in securing a wolootioh as was
auppoood. Tho trieads o! tax-Gov.
Molioan are logion.—-lloaton Tram:
criiit.
~0—
Thoy (intact the first robin .in about
six weeks in tho Connocticut valley.
where the pure havnna tobacco comes
from. die will porch in the branches
or the wooden nutmeg tree.~—Boston
Globe.
-—O—~
We note with pride that tho thel‘v
niometers up Winsted'wny are deter.
mined to no lower than their toilowa
in others parts at the state. Ananiaii
was horn in \Viiistod.~—Now Haven
Timon-Loader. . _
Boston has elected u mayor without
or, a sinuio ncwnpnpcr
Tallllliitll) in its worst days once did
this. The older Cartor Harrison regi-
mc in Chicago scored it. too. _ it is on
uiicnviahle distinCtion.—~Boston Trans-
cript.
illiiiiii claim. i. it
this nun
(Continued tram trim rm.)
can in the persona of the regents and
other officers of ouch.
Altar a short imaincsn HtlSBlOn the
following program was given:
Piano Solon—-
Widmnng ........... . . . .Schuniann
Lc Papilion ................. tiridg
Mrs. A. ll. .icllittc.
Vocal Solo-~hty Heart in Singing.
Mrs. F. (3. Earle.
Nocturne .. .......... Moyor-licimund
Miss Sippcriy.
Addrcns,
Mrs, John L. lincl.
Etuilc dc Concert .............. Kulic
Mimi Sinporiy.
................. l’oppcr
Mrs. Enric.
.................... ilclicr
Mrs. .Icilii'ic.
The musical part of the program
was furnished by tho \‘i'cstport incin-
horn and was uuuannlly iiuc. cacti nnnr
hcr receiving woil doocrvcd apprecia-
lii'c appluusc,
in her address, Mrs. iiuci hrictly ro»
vlcwcd lhc work of tho it. A. ii. in
tho nlflic and as a national organizu
tion. 'i‘hc wholc numhcr of l). A. R.
iucmbors in H.000. making a powerful
form! for good along thc nccoiitcd liner.
of work. which havc iwoii inomorlal.
coinincmorntlvc and cdncntlonnl. 'l‘hc
first two llcidn arc becoming cximuat-
cd. as so much has hrcn done. and tho
iunnt important of all. lhc cducnilomii.
is now roccivinu ilic most iiitcnlion.
'l‘lic. tlilll of tho organization in to Hill
in making intciilucni Ainorican clit-
zcuu out of ihc nllcns who mum to our
nhorcs in im waning nuinhcro ycnr by
year "ihc Nomulk chaptcr rcccixcd
mnniion nu ihc pionccr in this work
in thc Malt‘ lining iiic first in put into
practical operation patriotic education
work The apt-altcr said that thc work
or our state was wholly out or propor
lion in tin ulna. having givcn ovcr
Siouiloi) (or memorial w-.mk and mor-
Solochnny
'l'aruntciio
autumn in all lions in thc lourtm-n
iworking warn of
’Much work in hcinn ilonc among ihc
its organization.
mountain whites of thc South. The
local chnpicr is at tho prenont tlum
anointing a young girl 0! this claim
tinoimh colloxo. 'l‘ho ntntc organizn
lion in inning prniiarod a manual for
thc iiiiitruciioit or rorciuu iinmimantn,
which is ininndcd an a practical miidu
for tho immigrant in all matters that
touch his dolly tho. it in written in
tho italiun imminno and prcsnntn tho
i‘il‘lllifll ann. sumo lawn. knowlodn oi
hrglonn. oto. Mitch ham noon lntriniiv
cd many time» bocnunc of innovation
i and not wilfully.
'iho roncut spoke of tho iioorun Jun-
ior ltnpuhiic. which in training born
In the principlnn oi citiunnliip. a
branch of which cxiuiu in our own
ninth. In this tho imyii novnrn thcm-
noivcn under law: iiito thoon oi our
rcpuhilc. cicci oiliccru. trnmn lawn and
carry out tiiolr onlorcomonl, it‘lng
coinniiiiooa worr- udvocutcd in chain
tors to have no tholr ohicct thc lunch
in; of prom-r iovc and rnnpoct tor tho
till 'i‘ho upaaiicr in closing mnlnii
oil tho chaptor or in; touponalhiiity in
doing ita uhnro in nor that our coun
try in kopt American man in tho ideals
of our iorni'niiicrn. and thnt itn highcnt
intuition Wan to iinlp ciiiiontu our tor-
oign cililous nlonn thmm him to halp
realist» this odd. 'l‘hcV charming por-
sonailty or Mrs tinol onmhiumi with
tho vital internist of tho suhloct pro-
aontad nmimthc talk one of deep iii-
torani. and no douht incrouod reunit-
ln patriotic work will toiiow, inspired
by tho auto rogunt'o onthuoinnm.
The meeting closed by the saints
to tho its: and the ringing of tho pn-
triotio saturation. Flag oi Our Nation.
in which all Joined.
At its close a mention was hold
in honor of Mrs. iiuoi. nil lining on:
mtunity oi parsonaiiy meeting tho
y. Dainty and daiicionr rail-anti
month were carved by the hominid. who
had one“ to congratulato homit on
n taunt talcum muting, delightful
ill WOW “Victim! m to it! roman»
bond in n A. it. sonata.
“him
'i‘iui out mouth“
gill ho hold mall 11 a.‘ ”m h tho
am on loot-am . n o 0
or onto-oi 3"” duo- on mythic it;
~. would to with iii-y-
" * mo...
Tho woathor lull“ Iny it in warmer .
9.500 toot shove lilo with. Bit.“ it; .
"L you' re cold out... out your airship and" .
mm duo‘-
“The‘i Storm} of Certain A Shunfaction"
is preparedwperhaps more so than ever
beforemto fill every little detail of your complete wearing apparel
From every part of the store comes the good news of ‘
SpeCial AttradliOns fur Saturday Shoppers
Wallis
We have a big lot marked especially
low for tomorrow 3 selling.
White Lingerie, daintily trimmed with
embroidery and lace; also some Ma-
dras Tailored Waists, with tucked
collars and
cuffs; regularly sold at Si 25 79
C
fronts and laundered
and $1. 50. Tomorrow.
. . WOMEN’S and MlSSES’
TAILORED 'SUITS
Some Good Values in ,
F lannelette Kimonos
Many, many pretty patterns. with
all
regular price
Tomorrow ........
fitted back and belt.
and sizes;
$1.25.
colors
79c
Women’s Coat
Sweaters
This lot is of plain weave. has large
pearl buttons and comes in Gray and
regular
price 75c. Tomorrow .....
White all sizes;
Mannish Mixtures.
2--EXtra Special Values--2
The prices alone should appeal to the economical shopper.
ular. within the range of the moderate purse. yet they retain the style and tailor-
ing oi the higher priced garments.
The Materials
Hard finished Wor-
steds. Broadcloths. Chev;
lots. Hmspun Cloth and}
The Colors
Entire range of plain
and fancy shades shown
this season.
Positively the season's
newest models. Coats are
lined with guaranteed
satin .
value .
Neckwear '
Here you will 'find that little touch
of daintiness, that point of style, that,
dash of color, all so important.
FANCY LACE J‘ABOTS AND
STOCKS regular 25c
values ............. 16c
VESLSIFARSLACE YOKES AND
' ..-. . . If??? . .‘L‘Ji‘.’ 69C
REAL IRISH CROCHET VENISE
DUTCH
regularly $2.00 .......
COLLARS.
$1.49
They are pop-
The Styles
Taffeta Silk
A RARE SILK BARGAIN
36 inch Black Taffeta. chiffon finish:
regularly sold at $1 25 yard.
Tomorrow ............
850
49c
Gloves
Here are Glove Bargains worthy of
your immediate attention.
LADIES‘ IMPORTED
Sr. 25 per pr. Tomorrow
LADl ES'
a-CLASP CASHMERE
GLOVES black only. silk lined. all
sizes: regular 50c quality
Tomorrow. per pair ......
a-CLASP in
MANNISH KID GLOVE. in tans "‘
only all sizes; regularly
95c
f\
35c
Veiling
Tuxedo. chenille dots. newest meshes:
regular price 25c yard. To.
marrow .................
la
190
Young Ladies' and Misses’ Sizes.
A number of models to select from. This season”: materials and colors.
An “continual opportunity.
Broadcloth Tailored Suits
Regularly “8.50
. . ALL SIZES IN THIS LOT,
“Our SpeCial” Tailored Suits
At $18.00
Regularly $25.00
COHOH.
$10.00
39c grade. Tomorrow ..
CHILDREN’S FAST BLACK RIB!
BED HOSE. all sizes;
zl/ac quality. Tomorrow. pair
LADIES‘ FLEECE LINED HOSE.
double toe and heel; reg. 19c
value. Tomorrow. 2 pairs for
Hosiery Dept.
LADIES‘ “ONYX" HOSE. lislc and
medium weight; the
2..9c
9C
190
MOIRE
i
2:. heavy quality. good line
of colors; value 1 5c. Per yd.
Saturday
.Ribbon Bargain
WARP PRINT RIBBONS, No.
with satin edge. good assortment of
color-lugs; regular 25: value.
at. per yard ..............
10.
150
TAFFETA RIBBONS. No.
90
THE BOSTON STORE
SOUTH NORWALK CLUI POOL
Rating. My tho Two Clams Mad. by
the Commitm in Char-go.
'i'lih iirnt union in tho Smith Norwniil
i'iuh pool Iournnmnnt will lN‘ pinion
on i-‘nhrunry iai. Tho drawings lot
this iirnl [nun-n will bu lilltll' in tho
iiii'iitliillii', 'l‘hc rntinna for tho two
r'littitli'n linvo boon union and nro an ioi‘
lown:
Clan A.
it. it. Van Aintyno ....... .......liill
(Li-{ironic ..... ...... .....nn
it. W. l-‘itrii .................. his
l. M. Wright ...ilio
it, w. Kcllcy till
(i. W. Hlt'vnmt 120
hi, W. Unborn ...... ...... til:
ll.l¢.lltrWilt..... ....... ........itiil
ii. ti. inwndcn iiiii
.i,tt.’l'lylor............... ...... iiii
initsmith..................‘.... tin
W. H. tiniior ..... ..-.....mi
Edmund Vanni! iii)
multicultural iii)
llrnont Haviinnd till
it. til. Bartoln tilt
elm I.
W. ii. ilnholil, Jr. “.....Wati
llhli‘lon Koch to
:31 ’- sm’th it‘ltlilxai-iiattltlilvn
‘riw “‘7de tortovnalllolinati’a
W it. Cnrtrlyht t
it ii. new
i
nuns Animus.
l‘luliill'l S'l'llt‘K ('1)
it» i' mos t-lioi it i‘ imipuii) liituu nimi
“Tho l nwriticu i ..nw a tour ml iucln
drama. at lioii’» 'i‘hoiiirc inst ninhi
‘l‘lmc in plcnty or good. whuicmnnr
t'ilillt'ii) and how rnndlnn pathos It
in It niors oi tom and mpnrntinn
through conniirnm Victor Sniiihcr
land. an tho (molt-d hunimhd. won at
hit» but Not Andaman. In tho rill
iinn. won vart inionoo. Ind nrmmod
llii‘ helium oi tho nudinnco to high
pitch tohn t‘ arr; won full of conic-d}
in: partial ilcrhori an", an tho Wrong
count. was» vary huluoriuun and mono
much lnughinr ihrou out till ovon
in: t‘hnrim iii an i iii-own. and
ltiiuiwih Lonny on John i‘nitnr. inw-
inx thrir own vimvn oi matrimony. no
in icii into moi-rings hr iiw pranks
oi Toddy and Hand ilinrtiui linito Wol-
iiari. Minn Nari Whilst iui Moan. was
wry «trunnion Mina limit, (Motion:
on Anon! Vina a stain; viiiinnoan (in
Monday. hastily and Wiidnoodnr Hr
grins will present 3*?“ Crimson
or," *
«ion whom. NOV“.
illicit Harlan It. John. who mammal
to who a trim on in low «to m l"
Wao,m.t*d illillf§¢403410413"m ‘mtaxthegt‘hm' mmvvrm I“!
A Tlltil‘lfillll lad-tooié‘ilatililtiiilt
Monti Roth .58
no Monti to resume nor studios
Aunt or torn attentional on recur
.i A. Davis ...iit that ”motor armada Itilieoxliihi
platinum
ti.i .nominit ................‘l
Stadium Corbett ............. ...n
irdwsrd Mutiny . . ..........l
lldward Koch .....i.i..
Waldo turnout!
nsii-iialiolattttl.
am at Main. m. nanny". “pr «r it Hi it a.
tit lion “t piotam
o mutation this ottoman and ammo
n and W ulceration lint main-i
...io ’i‘iiio alluding a torture on dramatic:
Tl” “Milli will hit
{and hint/crimp art will in “rand.
tram mt
mmyiaamm
“r“
OLWI IIANCH LODGE
PUTNAM HOD! PiNOCHLI GAMES.
......n
Omen: inotniiad by Duality Orand'Twnivo 0am" Plant! in the atrial
Chnnoiiilir Milky
Tiic rrrt‘hliy I‘lt‘t‘lltll iilliioiil
ulivo liranrh Inulgv Kuiuhin
i’illilnn, worn initiation lion running in:
liopuiy iiinnd t‘hnnociior Audiny. oi
iirliiarpml. who w... M'I'fltlllilililt‘tl hy n
«intonation of tho momlmra oi tho on
our. Tho oilii‘ttrn iiuilailnd itwiudad;
if. (hm Nohriininh (‘nniir-c.
V. (Yr/“A. (*- ll‘oilliinrnionc.
ht, of Wmltuhci‘t Martino“,
i’roiniwwWiilintn Korn
ll of it. and nun. .l. ninlih.
M til 1"» Willi-in (loamy
iii ui‘ it.» “norm anrnmin.
M of it.» William (Him.
1 “#4. Montcalm!
I). ll wiltirnoo Alton. -
”W HAT ”Milk! “Mil.
m
it was rrporthd min ouiir onion»
nivniy this amino that a detonation
nt employer of the donut and Knapp
tint flown hint mo on atritro. in
qniry m undo at the tummy. and it.
no mere tintt no than ours eight or
lira mnioym in tin- soft inn donut
moot who had unit Monday 5th rim
mound than tinny warn limitation.
titans that than tho night horn henna
mounting no» vicinity of tho tncim
8i cloning limo. Bunnflodiy tor the
puritans oi potting W at tint other
in“ it! Mil thorn.
"And who on tho lain «rimming
ct your pillow
"on tho ilt'l’i ”unwilling!!!“
Biotin
til
of ‘
Hold Lnt lvonagtn.
Anothn «Willa ur unllliln nnn pinyod
that night in thc Putnam ilosc (”our
party: pitiochlc iournninnnt. with tho
following "molt, lwcivo [onion lining
plnyod:
Toll"
iimrfl llognrdnn. .l ...... . .........
iohn noun-dos. ll ................ ..‘l
lioniu lionrduu. l .. ................ 2
”roll iionrriun. i . ..... . ....... ...:3
ismin iadrinn. 0 ......... . ....... i
Fwd Mahala. i .................. .2
than Form. ii ....... . ........ n
it. W‘I‘l‘ll. :l ....................... 7
Food i‘oicman. it ............. ...i
Monti! Koch. i .................. i
Waim momma n .. . ........... ‘l
tic-om Tobey, ll .. ............ .4
Harry Wilma. 2 . .4
William Alouminr. :i ............,8
William Knit .9 . ............ .....i
(lounge lhitntii. it. . i
it A usual 2
William minim] ............fi
William Monitor. i .. ....... “.....2
norm Marianna. 2 ...-.....Wi
ham tinnitus. ii
mm lamina
it immunity.»
A l Gianni i :
lmph Giuliani
a.n-ccoos.oii«iuqnng
lilo mum
willlflm mum ’ lira-Aidiiar.nrafi
it" Mill St flautnrlnnd Morris
so into instant” «tornado from his
trust“ trip. during whim he viattod
and MM Win inst cimimd.
martin. atrium Within nit Roundup
................4
iigaqaniiiorosiiiunr
“H
air-3 4:3.rniisei
ntnaigisorlivi‘c
tor. mail cohort vim in {no tailor
uitywith .Jfll it B r. tho
from War that South orwnlk
cosmonaut (thatch .
CAR BUMPS WAGON. THEN BACKS
iNY‘O SECOND COLLlBiON.
M
Two Waman Hurt When Trolley:
Came TOnthcr in Strudel-d.
in n ilouliic accldcnt at ih-iirilnli\,\'.~i
mum-r. Slrnltord, iant night. .l. W.
ll‘nnchct‘. tbc Strattord-iiridgmmrt ox-
pronn drivcr. wan thrown from him
loom and two woman passangcrn on \
trolley car were painfully hurt. Aficr
l-‘Inchnr‘s wagon had hmn nvcrlnrnvd
by a car anpmnchinx from the roar.
.tho inotornian 'rovorsod hlu our and
humour! into a following our.
Mm. Aioxamtcr Downing, of Now»
nvnnuc. Briiiuopori. was cut by iiyluu
slurs. iir. (launch ntitchcii up hvr
wounds at, his other. The othor wom—
an'a iinino wu. not obtained by tho
tmiicy company. Fanchar wan wcli
shnimn up. and his wagon considi-r-
ahly dainagrd. His ham malted. Tho
collision with anchor resulted from
tho motor-moon rounding up from to...
roar below It unontity of laminar pro.
looting from this run of tho mono
rm ohm at the torch '
A lititdtilil at tho Sailocituovurimk
school. nun-d Richards. and a
Elfidlolicl'l i also I student got tom
It wordy war ii Wnli street yutorday
afternoon in front at am
ano‘ stars and it took the combination
tom of flatworm itoith and lama
clone to hoist the lads. Richard: was
'Wlllltil to "lick till who]. WWI." Al‘-
tor a limo. the boys worn «unrated
without ”Mir min to blows.
a
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