gm If] Yuortces
”flute otaae'reav.
‘N00 1“. 'v‘fl‘ A! M-
.mlilu Building. South
t. latlaaa it’d Knead? or
, . or no urea ex-
8 “.oeioeh All water
‘ cordially invited. Hick-on
. W. N. Robert M. Wilcox.
Wm N0. 3|. It. A. M.
to Buildina. South
8d and 1th Tuesdays oi
. nmluly and August ex-
» “S ocloelt. All Royal Arch
' cordially invited. Charlea I"
. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
..
‘ _ artmant
‘ nag-”Department
Oillea. Nerwalk
liar'a Raaidanea
i Annotation
CRY ETLVENS Prealdeni.
Ill». Vice» ’rcidtlent
‘ LR ti. ll NTARD. Secretary
W \4 on“ TT, TN ”ml
“gentive Committee
l
The stupendous Rockefeller bone
Minn in being commented on from
“ Iiy angles. That a great many pee
file cannot. dieaesociate the magnificent
, gill. from the atmosphere or the Stand
art! Oil Company at thin lime in but
Natural. in view of the general oou
petition of that mammoth concern as n
. "‘trithttui octopus. as which it on been
pictured for years. its tennclre stretch-
ing' into every corner of the country
' Ind further. throttling roiupetition and
enjoying illegal special privilege. All
of title revives to a certain extent the
old 'ory of tainted money. out «taut
. Mild] not be lost by the overeat-unu-
”lad! of the fact that money. irrespec-
tlvg oi’ ita origin. has the enemy of
aeeempnrmng great good.
fir. Rockefeller an manna-x of n
‘ vast auto oi money is denerslng oi the
hippest commendation for his anion
did alert to bench: minklnd. lie is u
L Mil. due expression: of appreciation
or this kind from the public of the
entire country. laying snide entirely a
WdQI’lllon of the manner in which
Minimum! his great fortune. Morale
al‘largely u mutter of view point. uuy~
VI)”. and who can my lltui llooltofullnr
. it not satiation in his own heart that
ill!” main he ban done right in the
' course he baa pnmtrd no mtvrunul‘nlly
dill. ll. halt lllllllt‘ him a modern Crow
and.
“Ollie people will ili'f‘lill'l' hi.» lu-nu-
iaetlon ia an eirort to ammo Mum-ft
with in: Creator in theme. hla um um
*‘Ififlort of l‘ulliutitm i'iu' lhn wt‘nngil
‘ Whittier! for the illiili} yam he won
tile power behind Standard on. no
”land- on the other lumd will any he
”im done thin out of the modueun oi!
* MI heart and bin into for mankind. t
Whatever in Mill doe» imi ulnitorl
mun, except that arrid rritlrirnu may
and in demo: the resolution or other
era of great wealth to emulate Mr.
mention example Rockefeller
.L ll probably diacounted in ad
‘ .lvfiea the unfavorable r'rlllolutn oi hla
‘ He in too wine a man not in
' Mite. that many implement thlnan
"Ill! be uld
m ”a... -, M...»
,. would“ about Weather l‘renidnht
m otl’reaidnnt ilmnovult the rent
filial inaugtmtion party and other»
flit) were on hand to are the core-
m. recall vividly tho condillulln one
an no today. which wan one oi the
inaumtratlon daye on remrd.
"l waahlnhtou there watt anew and
~ to a. depth oi auroral incline.
It had dlillculty in bucking the
in the vicinity oi the national
tor twentyeiour hour. in ad-
a and the only redeeming teaturn
Weather wan the appearanee or
due in the alternoon. home car
«I! may he nonvincnd that a
; m to a more Mutable datu for the
" ration ceremonies ltl deeirablo.
“4...“... W...
all road days do not mate a
‘Jllil we have a good atart. With
Mt out. at the mood. the new
we and the made drying up and
__ atrium apparition of the year. lite
' pretty good to man people.
mph“... M.
urea: or A neuron. MAN.
_ the Olaeo tWIe.l Recorder.)
ml mun man in town will
mile dinner He who vary
“ atom. until ’V
“ hand: under the thine.
‘ had
.vltle a premium! protortlou from Jan»
young man what
or the tableeloth «m lying in hit lap.
When he touched it he turned pale. He;
thought it was his shirt and that he .
t to;
w Duh a“
nu twin e‘turrlutllr. the]?
mlhllm ahlrt inaltia Nils modern. iii»
toward. when the loudly arena from [1
thetable there war a crash. The dish» ‘
or lay in a broken than on: the door. 7
The young man pulled three tent or
tablecloth out at his pants and new
to the woods. in
w
M.W.W
CONGRSBOMAN HILL.
Waterbury American.
The New Haven papers have given.
intimation» that Congreeemau Hill in
to moire his appearance as a candidate
tor a neat in the United States senate
and the Hartford papers have pooh
poohed the suggestion. Mr. Hill him-
self in in the Far West curing hie
rheumatism. He has not been heard
from on the subject One year ago
Mr. Hill made a determined eitort to
necuro the aenatorship from Frank B.
Brandcgee. in his canvas he uncured
the support or some of the moat pow-
eri’ul factors in Connecticut life. He
was beaten by politica pure and
simple. although It might be erroneous
to describe aaid polllintt as simple and
pure. He had strong senatorial am.
bitionn at the time. it in perhaps not
to be readily credited that he has
parted with them so soon. The
demonstration in his iavor last .lnnu
ary Wu convincing evidence or hia
rum; following. It in probable that
Mr. Hill appreciatea it at. its lull
worth. It in true that hla entrance
into the content at the neat aeuioa
would bring him into conflict with two
experienced politicized or ununual ae-
tuteneaa and great power. Mr. lilll‘n
strength is timely non-political. in
the minds of some that molten it only
the more eflectivo. It in ltnponaibln
to rule it out. of the calculation entire-
ly.
.4...de
RIGHT To THE POINT.
That hnitlotdtip or 32.0th tons din
placement. and to rent tiltlltlil in at
pronont only a dream of Bt-rretary oi
the Navy Meyer and oi course it in
poeuible that eomobmly may have a
bigger dream. it generally hiltlpi‘illl
that way as to battleshipe.w.\‘vu' York
World.
,......,.... .W ......
“88!! It“ ION IEIEGT-
Ell illllII‘S OFFER
(Continued From Finn Pm.)
oi the Alaun-(‘hluohow lluilmud con-
cerns the governments at both the
United State» and Great lirituin. In
his l‘i‘t‘t'lll note to tho tmworn Burro»
tary Knox in addition to propimiux
the neutraliantlou oi the Manchurian
Railway». announced that a nyndirute
cotupouoti of Americana nhtl Eugllah‘
turn had M‘l'lli‘i‘il irmu China a con-
volution tor the rounlrmclou of n ruil~
road from Alguh in Northern Manchu-
rln to (‘hlnvhom and that the govern-
ments or tlreat llrilnln and the United
Staten propuaod to nuppori the notor-
prinu diplomatic-oily. Grunt lirlluln, it
in lil'idtti‘nitlld. had cemented to iurtb.
er the plan (lOIldllltlIlIJ on the approv-
al of both Ruuia and Japan. but with-
out admitting Ruaala'a right to prohib-
it the nonunion by China.
Japan in underlined not to have on-
poaod the plan, but on the condition
that idle Nhouid participate in the
(inanelerina. Ruuela. however. did
not approve of tho muted-land. W"
cause or her tour of i‘hinedt‘ military
admonition hate in Februart. M. In-
milalty. ilw llunnlap inrolgn minluter.
informally submitted to the United
Staten (‘hina and the other lllli‘rilniml
pom-ta an nilovuuttvv prupoaal lo thnt
made by Secretary Knox. inatead or
the t'fllliiit‘tit‘ilttn oi the Almmd‘biu-
rhow ilullroad. lllt‘ Runalan govern-
meht Misguided that there nhould be
built another iraua-himtxollan lino
ittrher weuiwnrd. This route would
not be open to tho aireit-alr obit-Minna
to the nixuu line since it touched the
llunnlan Railroad at a point where
lluuuian troopn rould he readily aawm-
hind. ltuaeta alao allotted that China
in HM arrow that only linudan cunt»
lal ahmtld be employed in the imlltlltil
or vailruadn north oi l'eltlna in the
event that the roadtt were not built by
the Chilton» themuelvoa.
China's reply to thin wall «in to he
that the agreement mottled had been
itbrlmahntl by Rttuall'l laillit‘o to pro-
an. to ilhlna.
'i‘hv (allure or Ruanln to receive nat-
iafnetory mutant-c from China re.
united in talk at St. Peter-abort or a
mllltary demunuiration ll China ahould
peruiat in her attitude in regard to
Manchurian.
Mourning to todaya advirea the
iiuaaiuu government has around in
alleged mm to prohibit the enterpriae
and ha. arbitrarily rejected the Alumn-
Cbiaehow pregnant which while cred.
lied to the Guinean government watt
revolved at iii. return or; from Wain.
legion.
The lineal-u note mind" the court
ianpreponal oi ltuaaia tor the eaten
aion oi the Kaine rage-ad iureia n
oapital. to Baikal. it la but in: the
diherlau aeolian.
The eonnter-nropoaal an well u
lineal“ rejection oi the Aigunllhlu.
ohm plan in hand upon a uremia!
which the nun-tan mvammut aliens
not construct an railwan hrthoi
fishing without t motion the
diamond that no had ten
. in m hie hair. Then he
vaginal» ileuraadaa
”mail” woman
'W. lie at appetite a tairg
China not contain
all protein and ruin
lied
wentehavahaaatu
The tone and ,. .
that China are In not that alto would _
alter
delay ~
ita reply to at. Palm on until the
Wt «urine “with?“ or die
lChosen With Greet Care from the Hundreds of Other
|
Special Attradiionss Throughout the Entire Store
The mlldweather of the past few days suggests the liveliest kind of selling for tomor-
row's Advance Spring Showing. A good Opportunity to seé all that’s new. We
quote these Specials as a brief story of the rich values we have in store for to-
morrow ’s shoppers. Of course you want to share in this foretaste of Spring
NOTE THE PRICES
Come Tomorrow and Get "Your Share
' The New Waiél
Models
Designed in excellent grade Mean-
lines in a variety of styles; all colors.
At 34.98
The celebrated "STANDARD"
WAISTS-The materials used in these
Waiate are mostly fine Batiste: with
trimming: of Vents: and Val. lacea and
Swiss embroidery: button back eil’ecta.
all sizes: regularly $3.98.
Tomorrow, $2.98
..wwm....—.Mm. ............. as .w. A... no... ..m.«am
Drawers
Women’s good quality Cambric
Drawers. cut circular with locked rui-
flle; regularly soc.
Tomorrow. 37c
”Dress Ginghams
STANDARD DRESS GINGHAMS.
worn. 123.25g.
Tomorrow. 9c yd.
SCOTCH DRESS GINGHAMS. a
aplcndld variety oi Myles. in checks.
stripes and plaids.
Tomorrow, 25c yd.
Gowns
Women's Gowna oi mualin
or combric. with tucked V-neck. lull
cut. all algae: 75c value.
Tomorrow. 50c
. Hosiery and Under-
wear Dept.
Ladiea' Colored and Black SILK
STOCKINGS. worth 8am and $1.35.
Tomorrow. 79c pr.
Ladiaa‘ Black GAUZE and SILK
LISLE HOSE. “Onyx" Brand: 39c
quality.
Tomorrow. 29c
Men'a HALF HOSEi Black and Col.
' cred: regular use.
Tomorrow, i9c
coon-oil. nun. memo HOSE.
regular 11%". pair
Tomorrow. 4 pr. for 29¢
O
“than the “outlaw W
i ,
“9!
Women’s Newl910 Spring
Tailored Suits
you.
Tomorrow we offer Suits that aheuld command the attention of the
belt judges oi iaahlonable apparel—S nits in which the work of the beat
custom tailor is approximated at much below ueuai coat. The clotha are
oi high grade and the tailoring is carefully executed in every detail.
“l‘ new coloringa. latest styles. abort coat lengths. lull platted skirts.
t PAY A VISIT TO THIS DEPARTMENT. The knowledge gained
not only irom a atyle but from an economical atandpgint will fully repay
THREE LOTS. made from the c holcest iabrica. French Serge. Chit-
ion Panama. Black and White Checks and Diagonal Worateds.
“$16.50 $22.50 $25.00
All
Coats
Women‘s full length Coats. made in
check: and serge. perfectly tailored.
At $14.98 and $16.50
soviuch TAN COVERT COAT.
smart Spring alylea
At $12.50
. “yaw...“fl“. m_m.wu.mm».w_o.m-. .
Embroidery
crutch All-over Embroidery for
Shirt Walata: regularly aold at 75c and
$1.00 yard.
Tomorrow. 5% yd
J
Torchon‘ Laces
Linen Torchon Lam. from 2% to 5
inchea wide: regularly tic. toe and 1354c
quality.
Tomorrow. do yd.
Handkerchiefs
Ladlaa‘ All Linen Hand Embroider»
ed Initial Handkerchieia; regular 25c
value.
Tomorrow. 18¢: each
Skirts
New pleated models. A large and
meat complete showing in PANAMA
WALKING SKIRTS. Blue and Black,
full and cluster pleated: regularly $5.98.
Tomorrow. $3.98
New styles in BLACK SILK
SKIRTS. tunic effects; regular 81250
i value.
Tomorrow, $10.00
2-Skirt Specials--2
Ladlca‘ fine quality MUSLIN
SKIRT. made with deep ruffle of em-
broidery; regularly Sue.
Tomorrow, 98c
WHITE PETTICOATB of fine
CAMBRIC will! wide ltcmliltched
licence; good value at $1.00.
Tomorrow. 59c
The New Spring .,
Wool Dress Goods
Enter cornea early and realizing the
early domed tor the new om Fab
rlea we planned accordingly. Wane
all ready. Secular Emil Exhibition
our Drea- Geeda Section.
The New Colored
Wash Goods Are Here
THE LOVELIEST SHOWING YOU
EVER SAW
“What beautiful goods," is the re-
mark we heard all day yesterday and
today from the ladies who chanced to .
see this display Been wondering
what to buy for the new Wash Dress-
es? We can help you. What will be
of greatest interest to you are the low
prices we have named {or this event.
5000 yards of the finest ENGLISH
POPLIN in 32 distinct colors. This
cloth is yarn dyed. fully memorized.
and the best that money can buy—will
wash and retain both finish and color.
It is sold by the leading stores through-
out the country at 35c.
Our Special Price. 29c yd.
27-inch FRENCH DIAGONALS. an
assortment of colors; worth 39c.
Tomorrow, 25c. yd.
MERCERIZED AND CREPE
SATIN STRIPES.
Tomorrow. 25c yd.
'NOVELTY SILKS in handsome
Jacquard and Floral effects; worth soc.
Tomorrow. 39c yd.
The genuine HIMALAYA CLOTH.
the most popular of all Summer lab-
rica-wthe cloth that ta perhaps the big-
gest seller m America. We are pleased
to announce for tomorrow a complete ,
drawing of all colors. full 28 inches
wide. and worth 35c yard.
At 29c yd.
White Lawn .
Sheer White Lawn. 40 inches wide;
regularly 13%: yard.
Tomorrow. 7 ls2c
Notions and Small
Wares
i
CLINTON SAFETY PINS. . . . . ..
.................3cardaiorto;
LACE DUTCH COL-
.atage
at.
50c Lat
LAR
.BELTINGnWe have a beautiful
line of Wash Belting at. . . .. .19: yd.
Real HAIR NETS. lar a tire. email
mean: value the ear. . Tomori
new......................afor35c
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