so; 6:54; sets 5:32 do 12:25 a. nations 9. m. Asonlc DIRECTORY. . . so Longs, no. we. r. and A. M. cash month~—Jlil c .todnot’ii o'c och. All Master “I attorneys d "Moots ,ln'Mpaonlc'BuiidIng, South moat, l. O. 0. Main, atreot. 1st and 3d Tuesday of prepositions tor mo in . tho - famous tori: or Al the meeting of Kahosa‘ldnoamin Ft. last evening, tour, mhershlp wore re: and August ex- celvsd. The Encampment in planning for a large amount. 0 stops cordially invited, Hickson future. defendants, stated . ltt tho alinoal would no the Unitad New Huron. a. i work In the near . B . min-Chapter. N0. 38, R. A. M. Moots in Masonic Building. South Main street, 2d and 1th Tuesdays at each m0pth-—.Iuly and August ox-i WWII—war 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch l Millions cordially invited. Charles F. i Milli}, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Soc. i WML INO SENTINEL TELEPHONE _ CALLS “Mow: Department amusing“ Department ', Branch Office, Not-walk m"-‘-ldltor's Residence Why Editor's Rssldsncs Merchants and Manufacturers ‘ Association ‘ MES rigour STEVENS EDEgl K it. ..ow.m. vice-amaloem. Englcx d. lilN'rAuD. Hocrrlary MET EW DURBCVPII‘, Treasurer ‘ . tllxecuilvo Committee , Rhos ‘ ORA President ml. nnos'l . LES 'r. nmono ARTHUR H. WALDRON mansions E. annnmos . o « F. McMAliUN ‘ runs: sliAmvuonn ., EDWARD u. MATHEWSON STEPHEN s. HATCH Loam M. onuuAN oi-lnis'rlAN ARTZ ,, fllf they keep on sending those ‘Swope‘murdor dospalches on from ;,.Mlssonri, the public may gel interest ' Gil after a lime. The liltcsl soonls lo 0“ put Dr. B. c. Hyde in u an of a hole, ”I though he may got out all right. You- jterday Dr. Hyde was arrcsiod on a “ charge of first degree murder. it being Gale, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.‘ .. in l} THE C OSS SHOE For Women They need no breaking in $53.00 and $3.50 Wear Shoes That Fit 122 WASHINGTON STREET. PHONE 542-2. lvn’s at claimed that, he. with felonious intent, . “ministered slryrlmlue to Colonel "j Thomas H. Swopo, the Kansas City millionaire. on the day of his doath, October 3rd lust. Dr. ”No doesn‘t ;. seem to be so badly oil’ as a man charged with llrsl dogrl-e murder in Connecticut. in that ho has been ro~ . Icaapd on a bond 0: $50,000. A live-Cent cigar was iho dazzling .ro‘ward' given to an ion cnl'l driwr. this looming, on returning to the ownvr a wallet he had found. containing $2.000. ~31? driver, according to u prose. dis- patch from Cambridge, Mass. hull spent over two hours hunting up lhe- owner, and tho lulior. out of shoer joy ‘ on recovering his propurly, I'OWIll‘ilNl ‘ tbe\honesl man mi;lll‘t‘flll}' slalod. . Missouri 15 talking Mayor William . J. Gaynor. of Now York city. for presi- dent in 1912. Wonder whnl William .1. . Bryan will any to tho Missourians? ’ _._..__._.M..,,- . .. .. . HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. The account wllh lho A. W. Elam: ~colnpany. of Boston, uudvr whoso liliti- pinch the url oxhlbll was bold, has now been cloned and n sung lllllt‘ fund has accumulated which will ho GOOD LINE OF Second- Hand 1 CARS lN FIRST~CLASS CONDITION 1906 Rambler Runabout. 1907 Autocar Runabout, fully equipped. 1907 3 cyl. Elmore. top, lamps, etc. 1908 3 cyl. Elmore. top, lamps and wind shield. 1909 3 cyl. Elmore. clsls order. 1909 Buick. top. wind shield and tail lamp equipment. 1909 Msxweli Runabout. and (all lamp equipment. 1906 Corbin. 'l‘iil-sl- curs lnllsl ho sold in illliki‘ room for now ours, which ill't' coming in and will ho sold in a bargain. First (‘lllllt‘, lll‘Hl HI‘I'I‘i‘II, In first- top i. i. urinal ill. 39 Wall Street. Norwalk. (lemma lo the pnrrhaslI of Illl‘Illl‘I'R for .._ decorating hall and rooms. ‘ll Wuun'l lilo [ii‘ll‘l‘ of mom that ‘calluod the lmycoll on lil‘lli‘flll‘fifil‘li Bile-chart youlcrllny, lull lho whim o! " initiation” " j. few of tho school lads. 'i‘lu-y look wilt Into Aheii‘ bonds lIllll llwy would prevent; if they could. tho hoyu fmnl trotting their lunch in tho lmsonmnl hand. at lunrh limo. luslcud ol’ a noisy I. rdwd. clamoring for snudwlolwa. “hot . ‘ 058," elm. only a l'ow IlllliiPli'ilN girls ntook their pianos. Most of lilo follows l-oonslder lilo boycoll a moon Mich and that-[good thrnnlliug would ho llio 'stt remedy in prlwonl II l‘t'(‘lli'l‘(‘ll(‘l'. The basketball loam in pulling on ; lilo finishing liilll‘Ill'Li for its champion- ”,IIllp game Willi tho Slauiford high Mhool February Hill and ovary on‘ori Will be inadn to intro tho slrong Slain- ? ‘fordltoa to how lin- Iowa to tho Iovnl ' :Mie. Tho hoyn url- anticipating tho chillvst Willi lhl: urouicsl. lloiormlnlr silica and are hopeful of Hlli‘l'l'ilfi. . Prof. Parry. lolldl-r of tho orchl-lllru. M secured lho norviroa of u liulo dilly/er to add to tho chicory of the or- 'hoillra. LII. has boon lilmlthl lli hold lilo mill- flti‘cl'show during lmnl. in about four ticks. 'l‘hv cxacl dale will he no MUSIC” HALL SOU TH NORWALK'S ONLY VAUDEVILLE THEATRE Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Feb. 10. II and [2 SMITH AND REN JERE McCAULIFF FORCE AND WILLIAMS MABEL WRIGHT ANTONEZ ROMAINE And the Big Added Attraction THOSE FOUR HAPPY TELEGRAPH BOYS Singers. Dancers. Comedians m MATINEES ............ ....5lmd100 EVENINOS ...... . ....... 10 and 200 .llouhuod lator. “REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS. o’chlrlon W. Smith and wlfn I0 ' I‘IOI H. Buttery. land and hullll~ ”Grumman uvcnuo. War. moo Hawkins to David N. rrlet Bell to Eleanor ll. I-illallon. rid bulldlngu. Elialiolh atrocl. Colo to William H. Raymond. .lr., it; lot, Woodhury avanuc. War. 'glto (looms ii. Bmilh to .Iosoph . do and wife. lhror nrrcs. near W’csi .- «- - Admrs. «load. . ll!” UNITED Mil-”0T CLUB. " floaty liolfmill‘ was hostosn meeting of tin- lmdlns'u Uni» ist’ Club yesterday. ontrarlain. Manually «at her home in .11 street. Mrs. (100nm it. Into won nwordod the first ’. Silos Ketchup: the second Holman tho consolation. L W»WMMN- Mills. INTERTAINS. 3&0 . Club was highly eaten . f ‘ home of Miss Helen . holiday evening. Music and flora snioyod. aflor which n ‘ deposit was norm-d. The young ‘ no Into repeat, their mock I. ‘ y. THE NEW ll‘su Tslophon; 112 can”... . TONIGHT The Cross Stock Go. PRESENTS i ll'liSlllli'S ll: LADIEU ”SGML TONIGHT A book of the next play. “CHAR- OTTIO TEMPLE.“ will be given to «ovary lady. ' MATTERS’ AFPIAMI‘O I! NEED, Attorney John K. Beach. ans at the nanburyw Honors case. which was recently 00- ‘ U V . . o‘llded advorse‘to the .n ’ 1.10 t is morn at w . " i‘°“li.ii‘.l . to land “ 3’ w ' W03 ””9““ ’3" no A ”9 to! omom ' but when this would bid dons he was unable to II). c The dstsndnnts urn allowed six“. months In which to act and it is prob» able that several months will be taksn up In completing the papers. r “mum-Mun ‘ TWICE A YEAR—nu FEBRUARY AND IN1 AUGUST-THIS HALF- wnau wc TAKE ACCOUNT or s'rocx. STOCKTAKI *4 THAT ARE FOUND NOT WANTED ARE SACRIFICED. THAT'S WHY l. saloon. mucosa? 1;. toro- \ PRICE SALE occuas. THE TWO pamons or? THE BUSINESS. YEAR no. in A MEASURE, MEANS HOUSECLEANING. MANY LOTS You, Can Buy Tomorrow a Dallar’s Worth for Fifty Cents WE CAN'T BEGIN TO ENUMERATE HALF THE OFFERINGS You’ll Find Big Money Savers Here Tomorrow in Every Sefiion of the Store Muslin Skirts at One-Half Prices These are Skirts that. have been used for display purposes, but except being somewhat soiled and crumpled. every piece is just as desirable as can be bought anywhere at full regular retail prices. WOMEN‘S LONG MUSLIN SKIRTS. hemslilched mills: regular 98¢: value. Tomorrow. 1-2 price ..................... 49c» WHITE EMBROIDERED RUF» FLE PETTICOATS. regular $3.00 value. 1-: price ....... $r.50 Here Are Some Bargain Items for You 500 yards "PLISSE FRANCAIS." a fine printed cloth with a cro- pon weave, washes perfectly: regular price was no per yard. Tomorrow. 1-: price . . Slavic yd. 1-2 Price Sale on Wool Dress Goods An entry discovered a few pieces. but We don‘t want them. 50-inch ALL WOOLCHEVIOT in Navy and Dark Green only; regular price is $1.00. Tomor- row. 1-2 price .. ...... 50c 27-inch ALL SILK MESSALINE in‘Black only; worth $1.25 yard. Tomorrow ................ 69c yd. 36-inch GRAY WOOL MIXED DRESS GOODS: regular 500 value. Tomorrow. 1-2 price. .250 yd. Rare Values in Embroid- cry and Lace You never saw such good patterns marked so low as we oiicr in this lot. 1000 yards CAMBRIC EDGINGS and INSERTIONS. values 80 and 100 yard. by the strip. 'i‘o- morrow .. a. ............. 21/50 yd. 8 and xo~inch FLOUNCINGS. all good designs. every style the best; regular 290 and 350 qual- ity. Tomorrow ........... 17c yd. Thousands of yards of FRENCH and GERMAN VAL. LACES. values 8c. too. 1234:: yd. To» morrow ................... 4c yd. Gloves Ladies’ s-clasp All Wool Cash- msre Gloves. silk lined. all col- ors and black; regular price 50c. Tomorrow «r. . . .. .......... 29c pr. WHAT ABOUT Handkerchiefs Your chance tomorrow to buy good qualitieq lean than half price; ”Vac. 150 and ‘19“. values. To- morrow, . . .. I‘IIIII Tu ......7y.c es.“ Suits, Coats, Waidts, Etc, Etc. This islhc section where the knife cutting is mostly felt. The law here is very positive—no goods to carry over. We believe in the policy NEW SEASON NEW GOODS Tailored Suits $25.00 Tailored Suits. of course not a big variety. but what’s here are as good as gold. Tomorrow. Half-Price, $12.50 Coats 5.. RAINCOA’I‘S. ‘silk rubberized Moire and Bengaliue. all colors. Values up to $18.00. 52-inch Fine CARACUL COATS. We have less than a dozen left. These arc good value at $30.00. Tomorrow, Half-Price. Tomorrow, Half-Price, $9.00 $14.49 EXTRA .Women's Full Length CLOTH COATS. military collar. the very latest style. Regular price $10.00. Tomorrow, 1-2 Price, $5.00 Waiéls A 10 dozen White Lingerlic Waiais. some slightly soiled. but practically as good as new. Regular $1.50 quality. Tomorrow, 1-2 Price. 750 SILK What‘s Odd lots. Black and Colors: former prices as high as $5.00. Tomorrow, $1.98 Ladies’ Stockings Men’s and Boys’ Launder- Ladics’ Black. Tan and Colored ed and Unlaundered Stockinga-a New York jobber jobbcd them at $2 a doun: the kind that are commonly rclailed Shirts Just a bit called. but a dip in the it 25c pair. Tomorrow. H wash will make them 0. K. To- price . ........ . . . . . . ...... .ml/gc marrow. half price . . . .. ..... . age 0 Basement Cambnc Yard-wide While Combrlc. worth a~qt. pgcttdy decorated MILK n Vac yd. Tomorrow. 1-2 price.6 W: PITCHERS. odd shapes and styles: 05c value. Tomorrow, hali‘ price ”121,01. Plain or fancy hswy gluon WATER TUMBLERSI'rszulsr price 300 dos. (Tomorrow. hllf priceusc doc. I. T Beacon Blankets . 200 Beacon 12-4 Blankets. I little bit soiled from window display. full 12-4 sits. Tomorrow. .79c each Corsets 75c Corsets. When we say 75c we express it mildly. as some of these Corsets are worth as high as ‘ $i.5o. Tomorrow .......... 371/20 Underskirts Women's Knit Underskirts, regular price 25c. We have about four or five dozen: may not hold out the day. come early. Tomor. row. half-price ............. 1293c ' Mufflers Men‘s and Women’s. made after the style of the famous “Phoenix"; regular price :50. Tomorrow. 1-2 price .................... me Peroxide The size most people get 250 for; no one gets less than me. Here tomorrow at ............... . 5c Boys’ Blouses Percale and Outing Flannel, the regular 25c kinds; they‘re brok— en lots. broken sins—remnants, . so to speak. Tomorrow. half price ....................... 123/30 Unbleached Muslin inches wide. tomorrow, 1-2 price .................... 31/5c yd. “m-~”..mm W.-. %. ..._._.... Scarfs 24-inch Renaissance Scaris. regular 59c value. Tomorrow, [-2 price. not 3O Flannelette Figured and Striped Flannclctles. for Waists, House Dresses, etc; regular ”Vac value. Tomorrow. r-z price ................. 6511c yd. Children’s Hose Children's Black Ribbed Hose. a broken line. a few pairs of all sizes; ought to sell at lay-m a pair. Tomorrow. 1-: priceolygc pr. .u... ‘— Smali Wares No. 100 TABFETA RIBBON. White. Pink. Bluc and Block; regular 25c value. Tomor— row... .......... ....xa%cyd. asc ASCOT TIES. in colors only. ”MI: 100 BEATY PINS. two on a card. .5c 25c UNICUM HAIR NETS. . . .Ifiygt 95c Lsundered DUTCH COL- LARS .........:lat/.c as: FANCY BELTINGS...12%0 yd. too Collar Lengths 0f ROCH- INGB.....................50pt.
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