I" Almanac for tomorrow 1:03; «to 5:04. _ . data: a. 111141158 p. m. MANNIO DIRECTORY. m Oommunleuion of Old 1.1mm. too 1'. and A. M., held at Ito Coma February to. at 3 o'clock p. m.- ‘work. ' .Menn degree. All Master I cordially and internally invit- 1 Fraternity yours, ‘ ROBERT M. WILCOX, ace'y. INC OENTINIL TELEPHONE L CALL 0 “vie-NM Department . unlneu Department ranch Office, Norwalk dltor’o Reoidence Ity Editor-’0 Reeldonco is and Manufacturers Assocutton EMORY. STEVENS President wince President N'I‘ARD, Secretary REWK CORB 1"I‘T 'l‘reuurer Executive Committee ' GIT INTO THE CAMPAIGN. V’ The fact that the big banquet of tho Merchants and Manufacturers“ Asso- ciwm Wednesday night at the Ma- ‘ backetno Hotel did not its was hoped. develop Into an expression of the new awakening of Inte1est in tho upbuild tug of the community, will not put any damper on the enthusiasm of the 1110.111- honor this organization of splendid ' possibilities. This community In growing and Is going to continue to grow and such a little matter as a public dinner that did not mirror the sentiments of Its leading business men will In no way act as a stumbling block in Its path- way of progress. nor will Its business men’s organization be turned aside from Its campaign. Rather. an incident of this character will spur the asso— ciation on to greater effort. The great. body of the members are of a shari- tablo disphsition and they are willing to accept. for unity's sake. that the real excuse for the dinner. its It was ‘ originally plannml, was untirrly lost faith! of by mistake. but they can hardly be expectrd for yours to grace- fully accept a repetition. Next Monday night there will be an Important mot-ting of the association at the Smith Norwulk Club and it is hoped that ovary member will be on hand..'f‘hero It»; work for every mem- ber to do and I11 no way (-1111 the mom- hero got acquainted with what the as- y ’ etiolation is doing so wall as by attend- in; the meetings. 0”- THE SHORT BALLOT. There should be a rctlutiion in the number of elective offices. The ends of demOcracy will be twttvr 111111111011 to the extent that. the attention of tho voters may be ftmttaaotl upon ootuparu lively few offices. the incumbents of which can ht: hold strictly accountable forgitlmlniatration. This will tend to primate efficiency I11 public oiilrc by . Increasing the effectiveness of the vol- ' or and by diminishing the opportuul» tier of political manipulators who take advantage of the multiplicity of Phil" Ilvlt; oflicera to perfect their stain-mos , at the public expenses» Governor - liuxheo. HELP! HELP! A high browotl member of tho fort-1- .wantod to know thin morning If we initiation Moi. "Mi'l who?" we Rllllfh leuly asked. “(lo-tutu." won the on lightening reply. .... ”WW Carrie Nation. of burroom smashing fame. simply won‘t keep out of tho .. limelight. This week. the hatchet . ~ 'wfolder liaa been ,ronllnlng her attrit- P. that to Ilutto, Montana, whore. Wod- inlsht. abe fought a one-round draw with Mrs. May Mitltiy. a dance. hall .‘ Miler. 'l‘ltt- charming May not tbo month an oil painting on tho wall. 5' sin. 11., , W........_ W...”— or ohm they believe the cam "elective. .Wins sentiment in favor o I “ Mancini-era oorporated body and It was under tho old charter that the articulation was change do not think that: It will be a ‘ legally chm reunion that (‘ariia was going to Tilt.- Viil woman came together in (lilif‘k It In claimed that tho apectnitii‘n , lied the combatants apart after (hir- it 11111 landed a still right on May’s Thole sixteen weddings celebrated ,1 phe day at a New lirttain church it 1169111 to indicate that there are i; airmen unusually brave men in sturdy New England city. who are Without! that two can live as cheaply minat the high price of the ties for sustaining life is going appears to be a well developed ‘ the name of tho Merohauta’ Aarociation to Handheld rat Announce 111.1111 111w reotganlaed atuumber of weeks ago so successfully. Tho-e who favor the difficult matter to have the title ... W Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. at Waahlua» f too. the outlet government chemist.7 says there are. two ways 0! tailing whether an egg-is fresh. One of thoj ways he nominates Is to watch the hen: the other he to put the on Into a ablation of salt and water. ten per cent. salt. In the latter test. If the 1358 I11 fresh It; will sink. Ii’ It Is not fresh. it will float. --—--—O—-—--——-—- , A toast to the Germain kaiser. Yes~ torday Emperor William was allyoara old. M “-1-.- my...» BULKELEY MISREPRESENTS. Senator Iiulkoley has stirred up a hornets' nest by cottonlng to Speaker Cannon, and saying that there is no opposition to him in Connecticut. Peo- pie have not forgotten his shabby treatment of Congressman Hill when certain committee appointments were. being made, or when Congressman Henry was. according to precedent. entitled to a committee chairmanship and didn't get it. It. doesn't seem as If the people or this state have for- gotten these things or that they have so quickly forgiven the man who was the cause of theta. l’nlcss Senator littlkeley has discovered information which no one else seems to have or thought of. be has misrepresented the state. There is a feeling in (lonncctt out against Speaker Cannon. and a strong feeling. too. Senator Itulkoloy'a opinion to the contrary notwithstand- Ingrchw lirituin lint-aid. ”VHF”. KABAOBA ENCAMPMENT. Officer: Installed Laot Night hy’DIe- trlct Deputy Grand Master Smith. lIistrIct ilrputy Grand Master George T. Smith. with his entire loam. came down front New Canaan- last night and installed the newly-clamor! officers of Kabaosn Encampment. No. 5.1 l 0. t) I" The team was entirely rrptoacntotl ovary man bring in his chuit and the work done was beyond criticism. Anl‘r the installation. the vialtoru were entertained at pInot-blr and throw who did not play were my. ally entertains-d by Fred Ambler at bl..- bowllug alloy. The entertainment committee had also prepared a liar apwad. whit-I1 everyone. thoroughly t1njoyml.l"ht~ \iaitms returned in New (‘anuan about midnight by carry- all. The officers: (Thief Patriarobwlrting (‘ Smith. lliith Priest—«Charles I6. Hoyt. Honior Wartion~St John Morrlll Sttrlbowllarrlr A. Smith. 'I‘roaattror—mllradluy S. Keith. Junior Warticnmfi. t). Crosby. Guido-«J. II Kounry First. Watch—»-William Abrons. HI‘I‘OIIII \Vnit‘h-wf'. M. Daniels. 'I‘birtl thlt'll-«(inliltl .I. Randlo. leiiiI'ill Wutt‘limtlharlos II. liawkx- burst Outside Sentinel-«denrtl L. Street. Inside SoniinonN. \V. Iii‘llt'tlli'l. First. Guard of 'I‘nutwii‘alward I". Kennoy, Second Guard of 'I‘onl-«(Imrgo Mutiny Finance Coint11itloc~~ .Iohn II Ken no) if. M. Daniela. .‘olson W Bonn dirt. w CENSUS IN WILTON. Some Question u to Who Will Take the Enumeration. ‘ 'I‘hcro I11 11 lively little scrap going on up In Wilton ovvr the. burning queer that: “Who Will Take the lesson?" The first. edit-t has ROIII" forth is: “No Iiomovrut Nt‘otl Apply." This much aottlod, the next thing In order ls who will be the lucky man or int-11. It to proposed to split illi‘ town Into two diatrirta and hurt- thI enumerutora. but 111111111 of the faithful think 01101111111 could do the whola bualnoaa. 'l'htltt far there are right applicants and the gong baan't aoundotl tho last time yet. Enumerniot‘a got two contg [it‘l‘ bond and twenty cents for the statistics ro- gat-diug each farm. A11 the population will ilfil/Jle‘l'od 1.600 thorn will have to ho 11 large number of farms in or- der to mako the look very attractive. BOND INCREASE OF FIVE MILLION .__~- in Recommended at Meeting of Atlan- tic Gout Line 00., Held In lridgeport. A mooring of tho Atlantic Coast Line Co. was bold Io Iirlduoporl. yol- torday. 'nt which It was voted to I11- rrcaao tho capital stock of the com- 000,iiii0. and it won also voted to offer It to the stockholders at par. Tho Iti- sus will be made 1111 soon as puttelblo. rut Atlantic Court 1.1119 00. 111 a holding company and carries the stock or the Atlantic Coast. Railroad com- pany with have running front Rich. mond. V»... to Jacksonville. Fla. a lid FIRE IN HOLYOKI. IIOINOKE. Mona, .Ian. tit—Fun in the wholesale department of the am cry store of Lemuel Sears and Com- pany today. monitor! to a lotto of 911. 000. A live wire coming In contact r with Infimhlo material is believed to have been the chime of the blow. Sentinel want stirs. pay. puny about if) port-out, or about ”1.- ' Special Cleaning Event Never before have we made such a grand cleanout as this week. To be sure, the weather has not been perfect. but we can’t control the weathe , and, de- spite the storm. when the values are here. It means a generous gather- . ' tug of happy shOppers-—happv because of the GREAT MONEY-SAVING “ ‘ OPPORTUNITIES—and doubly happy because of the amount and quality of the goods offered at such ridiculously low prices. Tumorrow Promises to Be the Greatest of Great Record Breakers Come Early! GREAT WAIST SALE A CLEARING THAT IS OF iNTENSE INTEREST Closing out some big lots tomorrow. Excel- lent values. every one. ‘ Waiits. 790 Still plenty for tomorrow‘s selling. Made of Madras. Linen and Lawn; regular 79 $1.25 and $1.50 values. at ........ C Lingerie Waiéts. $1.19 A sample line of White Lingerie Walsts. dain- tily trimmed. The better numbers are going fast. so we would advise early buying. Your choice for values up to $1 19 . . $2.00. at ..................... White Lingerie Waitts BEETLE”; .L‘T‘fi‘fifiihdl‘.‘ $1.98 Table Linen and Towels This section has proven a regular bonanza during these days. The most wonderful sell- ing of Linen you ever saw. We‘re not a bit surprised when we consider the great values. 72-inch ALL LINEN TABLE DAMASK that today cannot be imported for less than 85c. We have enough for tomor- 7 4 c row‘s selling at .................. 39c 591: extra heavy LINEN TABLE ”llzc DAMASK. at ................... too dozen heavy HUCK TOWELS. worth 19c. Tomorrow ..... Women’s Stockings . Bought of a manufacturer at a big price concession. All fut black. some with white color. Don’t Miss the Opportunities to Participate in the Real Money-Saving Festivities Big Redudtions --—--lNr'-~ Coats. Suits and Skirts Tomorrow the Banner Day of the ' Sale in This Settion During the Sale this department has made a record which could not be surpassed. Tomorrow we offer scores of Suits in many instances just one of a kind. that a wonderful variety of models is the result. A Revelation in Value Giving. Just a Hint of Prices Tailored Suits-— EXTRA Tailored Suits $14.98 For Values to $29.50 Tailored Suits $10.00. For Values to $25.00 The season’s newest styles and colorings. In extra sizes. Coats Made of All Wool Broadcloths. Homespuns and Scotch Mix- tures. handsomely tailored and finished; regular $7 98 Skirts Handsome Skirts in Panama: also fancy weaves in Navy. Browu and Mixtures. most stylish models of the season; $4 98 0 $6.98 values. Tomorrow only .................... Skirts, $1. 29 A good assortment of light weight Dress Skirts of Fancy Mixtures. some pleated models; former price was $3. 50. For “$1 29 tomorrow only ......................... Cotton Underwear » Notwithitdodlng the fact that the selling has been spirited in thin section. we are still able to preterit a wonderful array of choice pieces at the very low prices that have made thin nle such a concern. we cannot tell how much longer the lot will last. Petticoats. 39c. 49c. 69c. 98c Gowns, ~ 39c, 69c, 3198' We Still Have Plenty of Hamburgs Cannot say how much longer th will last. We would advise your worth uptown“ Come Early! Don’t Forget the Blanket Seétion Over 1000 pairs of Blankets at about half price. It’s a mighty good purchase. with plen- ty of winter yet. and buying now means such a great big saving. 12-4 Beacon Blankets In -Greys.cTan‘ and White. good full 950 11-4 Double Beacon Blanket The famous XL. We ve found it hard to match for less than $3. 00 a pair. $1 89 Tomorrow Furs A few left-overs; the regular price was $3. 50. Tomorrow ........ $1.29 Black Merceline Petticoat The best 81. 25 Skirt in America. Sold 20 doz- en doting the past week. Have 5 dozen more which we believe will last through- 790 out tomorrow‘s selling. at ........ Corset Covers Good quality Muslin Corset Covers that are cheap at 15c. Buy now. as we will 9 never be able to duplicate them. at c Small Ware Dept. 50c WIRE HAIR LIGHTS. net cov- ered.. ...... Large BRAID PINS. in Shell and Am- bar. regular 15c. at ............. ape cast-1 PINS n ..... FANCY SEX/PING, 25c. and you qual- ity. at. per yard moo do. UNICORN SEWING COT- T0 . black only; worth 15c. at. . . . . . 17c -90 150 6c .......... ' worth 35c.’ To- 5 marrow. per pair.............. 1 c .l _ coming tomorrow for your are. Your choice of values 40 H A l . M . r e.
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