W131 a. 111.; $56; 111.
.,
, Mouth elasorosv.
No. ma. 1'. and a. M.
\ in Monte Building. south
m1. 111 and 111 Tuesday or
turduly MAMA! Augult ex-
W oorlIlallyinviled.iiicl1son
W. H. Robert D]. Wild”.
mail. N0 SI. R. A. M.
Masonic Building. South
root. 3d and (in Tuesdays of
;-~_'&th:~.luly and August es-
. 8 o'.elock All Royal Arch
' _ ii cordially invited. William if.
it. TIP 1 . Robert M. Wilcox.
oaaar M. wlLoox. ......
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‘iLeovloN as‘ruane.
Ml! Hawiey is evidently a little
. 3 Republicans. lie is quoted
‘l a, in the Bridgeport Post:
you can say from me, that l
grateful and appreciative of
‘ yaity or the Republicans and of
ii litany Democrats who supported
.. tbrday.
1o seemed to be an unusual
Witt: toward the Democratic party
.. fillers. Many good Republicans
the wayside and I was among
The only criticism i have to
. puts the disloyalty of former
. a in Norwaik and in liethel.
,_ had supposed from what i had
' led to believe from what Con
men Hill said Monday, that i
receive some kind of a major-
11 Norwalk even though it might
all. I had been led to believe
public-us of Nerwalk would be
to the whole ticket."
W
congressman Hills plurality o 2. 817
‘ flatterlndly large, considering e H-
M were that swept away so many—-
“It submerged the big majority for
tremor tiro year’s ago; that swept
”way three Republican sheriffs. one
longressman. and left those who sur-
Lrvss with their heads just above the
tar. one solid and highly gratifying
loos of‘salvage is a General Assem-
bly majority on 101111 ballot. which in-
sures the election of a Republictn sen-
atomnd. what is still better, out of
the 164 Republican members of the
5 Hon». more than 100 are openly for
flown. whose election is thus prac-
tically assured. Bulkeley represents by
his record in Congress the very things
'that brought on the great overturn.
That a legislative majority should re
turn him to the Senate in the face
slouch an expression of popular feel-
111’... la unthinkable.——8tamford Advo
date.
WW
' That Chief Vollmer will probably
nine a competent sheriff is not deni-
' able. But so far as fitness. ability and
trustworthiness go. his best friends
this hardly hope he will surpass his
predecessor. Yet political overturns
like that of Tuesday are seldom dis-
criminating. Sheriff Hawley should
LIV. been elected on his record as an
“diminutive oincer but he gained
’ *ltrcngth with the observing voters
. his home county when he lent his
"I ill; the New London candidate for
tallied States seantor against E. J.
slit. Norwalk appears to have remem
bit“ it. at all eventsm-Stsmford Ar
‘Wednesday’hlornlng a local school
or was talking to a class of small
about the weather. and the young
Willey in the class was asked what
fio Weather was on Tuesday. The
expected a reply telling of the
' .but the youngster replied.
'Ematlc weather."
mw
Win w. i. Stevens. the meal
slit Democrat in Rowayton. i1-
_ to have asked several nor.
by it snowed on Tuesday. The
,. according to the captain. was.
at the (i. 0. P. would have easy
M
ii. Seymour and Iiayor 'l‘hayer
That's when they had the Country
II!) ”BIB llLEllEll» l
I , am .1 Fulani. 111. New title 11...... p ‘
dy.‘ is immediately Pol-cipilbis.
“1 bars been troubled with red nose
and sesame for nearly eight years on» .
til ltiiscovered poslam. the new magic
curs. My face was a sight. and l was
ashamed to be seen on the street. 1_
w s surprised to see the improvement
a or a month's treatment and i have a
nice. clear complexion from which the
pimples and my red nose disappeared
lire magic." says Charles F. Slutter‘.
Wilkeerarre. Pa “My nose would be
like a boil. ” says Carib. Stelnhoif, Co~
lumbus. Ohio, “not only painful but
l'embsrrassing. I have given poslam a
thorough trial. My face became
smooth and fair. My nose is a natural
color and does not got sore."
Poslam is the new skin remedy. nat-
urally fiesh- colored. which heals and
hides all skin imperfections. Although
primarily intended for eczema-atop-
plng the itching with first application
and rapidly restoring the health of the
sklnmpoalam shows immediate and
surprising results when used for less
serious skin affections. such as film-
ples, rash. blotches. luflammatlons.
etc. i
Poslam is on sale in oo-cent boxes
and '2 jars at all druggist, particular-
ly The Clifford Pharmacy and Edw. W.
Kelley. Jr.'s. A free sample may be
obtained by mail in plain wrapper by
writing to the Emergency Laborator-
les, 32 West Zlitb street. New York
city. ‘ . !
are no longer 'oandldstea fer the Unit-‘
ed states senator-1111i. but 11 a public‘
utilities commission is created they,
have a chance with the governor. pro
vided that he is to make the appoint-
menu-New Britain Herald.
W-..—
Pill’llllll lllllllllllll
THE MUSIC HALL POET.
What's that you say. how was the show
At Music Hall last night?
Well say. it's treat; it made a hit.
They've come to stay. all right.
The show was Just about as good
As you'd want to listen to;
Each and every act went big——
i enjoyed it right straight through.
The house was full, the hall was warm.
Everything locked clean and sweet.
And they try to make you feel at home
When they show you to your seat.
i noticed some improvements.
As i entered through the door.
i understand they‘ve iust blurunw
They’re going to make lots more.
A friend of mine was telling me
i missed it Wednesday night.
Store-—
I'll be there next week all right.
They gave away fifty presents.
Some worth a dollar and a half;
The way the "Rube" gives his goods
BWB)‘.
it really is to laugh.
Mrs. Lexon won a mesh hag.
At the Wednesday matinee;
My sister's going tomorrow,
i hope she carries one away
But you salted me how i liked the
show;
ill start in with number one:
A reel of pictures opened
That was full of wholesome fun.
Then ihdy showed another.
"The Dog Versus the Man";
The plgchase was a bummer.
“The Fan from Old Japan."
Then came Revere and liradsome,
Two charming little misses.
Sweet singers and swell dressers.
And lips lust made for kisses.
They look just like two Dresden dolls.
Quite nimble with their feet;
i'm going again tomorrow night.
Right down in the front seat.
Next came ilolmes and Riley.
As singers they are fine;
They really are the classiest act
That We soon in their line. .
The audience were highly pleased.
They applauded long and loud;
Then they gave another encore
Thai greatly pleased the crowd.
The next on this long program
Were two boys with nimble {cab--
Miller and Hunter as dancers
Are very hard to beat.
Their Voices. too. are pleasing.
’i‘heir wardrobe up to date;
They reminded me of models
Or Broadway fashion plates.
Jack Dressdner and the Ordway girls
Were next upon the roll;
Their costumes and their scenery
brought up to the North Pole.
The girls are nimble dancers
And pretty as can be:
Their ilerman dance went very big.
Also Miss Liberty. -
And Jack's a jolly sailor.
lie made us laugh and roar;
But when he came out. in those bills.
He made us laugh some more.
The act is neat and planing.
And put on in splendid style;
it's the kind that l euioy.
it really was worth while.
The last act on the protrun
is a youna man and a girl.
As scrobats they' re wonders--
"Alfredo and Pearl."
"#0 o
ltli Will‘s lady ionu a swing.
And the balancing tricks ive never
seen.
Not even in a circus ring.
And their little dog also comes in
And pleases yours and old.
Dressed up in baby’s clot
, it does lust what it late
The show it now is over.
Andithasplsasedtllahouselknowi
Nest earns the amateurs-«-
mulls" marlin“ i imm’d :gi'it.
Hammond-1““
him?“
the hook.
toe and heel.
A GALAXY 0.3 A
8
Planned for Tomorrow’s Selling that will easily outshine all previous
Saturday Bargain SPECIALS
The Values are Great!
Qualities the Best!
Varieties Immense!
'And the Savings Worth Coming Miles for.
Again we say, COME EARLY!
Ones are the Biggest Gainers
The Early
Women’s and Misscs’ Gloves
x-clasp MANNISI-I CAPE GLOVES embroidered
back. pique sewn; in tans and English 9
reds; reg. $1. as quality. Tomorrow. pair” SC
2-clasp CASHMERE GLOVES. in black and gray.
silk lined. all sizes; reg. soc and 591: qual-
ity. Tomorrow. pair ................... 44C
Undermuslins
WOMEN’S NIGHT GOWNS. made of fine naili-
sook. chemise style. daintlly trimmed with lace
and embroidery; low neck. short sleeves;
$1.50 value. Tomorrow ................. 98C
WOMEN‘S DRAWERS. of good quality muslin.
flare rufile of fine embroidery; regularly 3
sold at 50c. Tomorrow ................ 90
COMBINATIONS—Corsct Cover and Drawer. al-
so Covcr and Skirt, trimmed with lace edge: 27 0
well made; all sizes. Tomorrow ........
Buy Hosiery and Underwear
Tomorrow
HERE ARE PRICE REASONS WHY":
WOMEN’S FLEECE LINED VESTS. winter
weight. long or short sleeves; ankle draw-
ers. Tomorrow. a garment .............. 25c
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS. fleece lined. pccler or
bleached cotton. high neck. long sleeves. 9
ankle length. Tomorrow ................ 5 c
WOMEN'S BLACK CASHMERE STOCKING
fleece lined or medium weight cotton. strict~ 2
ly fast color. Tomorrow ................
WOMEN'S SILK STOCKINGS. pure thread silk,
9-in. garter tap of memorized Iisle. double 50c
Tomorrow ................
MEN’S UNDERWEAR. the kind that is made to fit
comfortably. We specialize on medium weight cot-
ton Union Sulta. heavy thread style. in three differ-
ent lengths mg I“ $1.00 & $l°50
regular. at .....
Notions and Small Wares
vanv SPECIAL VALUES
FLOSS PILLOWS—244mb Pillows. extra good
value at 69c. Tomorrow .................... 44c
BLACK JET subdue—lanes Hat Pins; reg-
ularly 19c Tomorrow ....................... 9c
NECK LENGTHS IN RUCHING. all first quality.
absolutely perfect Tomorrow. each ........... ac
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR-«esc Washable Dutch
Collars and Jabots. neat patterns. Tomorrow. .mlAé
LACE DUTCH COLLARS. Venice and Imitation
Irish Crochetu large variety to select from; regu-
larly 39c. Tomorrow ............ . ........... 16¢:
Petticoats
Striped "Heatherbloom" Petticoats: something
new. cut full and generous. very hard 79
some effects. Tomorrow ............ c
Outing Flannel
BEST ONLY. AT HALF PRICE
shoe 11s.. strl plaids and checks; rag.
price 11,111: and 15%;. Tomorrow. per yard
OUTING FLANNEL SKIRT PAT-
TERNS. value ego ea. Tomorrow. each.
Bleached Muslin
764mb Full Bleached muslin. soft Marlins. sultabii
or Mandamuivslusupw o7]
milttd'h|DOIOAIOIBCI50IOUOIIslots @
6‘60
18c
Tomorrow ..........................
Special Silk and
Dress Goods
Values
EXTRA SPECIAL
Regular $1.19, Black Taffeta
Silk. Good heavy quality. Yard
wide. Yam dyed
Special Tomorrow 79 CtS
Reg. 59c All-wool French Serges
All Wool Imperial Serges. every good color.
full yard wide. Special tomorrow. yard. 47C
EXTRA. SPECIAL !
$1 81 $1. 25 & $1.50 Dress Goods
as to 54 inches wide. All Wool Dis
sis. Striped
‘Worsteds. Shephefu Checks. Scotch Turoeds. and
many other weaves to select from; all colors
and black. Special tomorrow. per yard...
69c
$2.59 All-wool Austrian
Black Broadcloth
54 inches wide. sponged and shrunk ready for the
needle: permanent satin finish. Spcc- $2
ial tomorrow. per yard ............ . . . .
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One Great Lot of Skirts
Some are samples; others are odd Skirts taken from
our well selected lines. Made of Panama. extreme-
ly stylish and up-to-date; value 35-93. $398
, e
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
Good News from the Basement
"5"" 3c 81. 70..
Articles at
Worth from ice to 15¢. Arranged on two special
tables. They'll go like hot cakes. so come early.
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MILLINERY SPECIALS
for Tomorrow
Women s Trimmed Hats 34 50
" Hair 82. 50 '
’Tomorrow.......
r
Value, Style and Snap, in our
Women’s and Misses’
Suits and Coats
GREAT BARGAINS HERE TOMORROW
BIG MONEY SAVERS
Now that the election is over and everybody' 1s hap-
py. dealers big and little are planning for greater
things. Yesterday our garment buyer secured some
extraordinary values. Long Coats, catchy, smart
styles; Handsome Suits in only the correct styles
and only the best materials. These, together with
our regular goods. will be offered at unusually low
prices.
Women’s and Misses’
Tailor-made Suits
At $12 98—A wide range of styles. The wide variety
of the materials and colorings 1n this lot makes the
offering extremely desirable at this
popular price. Only .............. $12.98
At $22. so—Tradc conditions in New York are re-
sponsible for the low price we are able to quote for
such excellent values. Serges. Cheviots and Home—
ll d d l
lfil‘iiolsi‘infi" TE‘QSA‘ZE‘T“ $22. 50
——-COATS——-—-
TWO BIG SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW
SPECIAL 1——Choice selection of very handsome
Winter Costs. in gray and also diago- $12
nals and mixtures. and plain blue, at
SPECIAL a—Here' is a group of extra line Costs,
3215 it'll. Eilii'ilné'fiupifit‘. 1'2??? . $18.50
W A I S T S
At such prices as must immediately attract the at-
tention of every woman who is at all interested in
smartest styles at reduced prices.
At ode—WOMEN S TAILORED WAISTS.fasl1-
ioned in linen. with beautifully embroidered
front; all sizes; regular $1. 50 value.
Tomorrow .............................. 98c
One lot of fine LINGERIE WAISTS. beautifully
hand embroidered and fine tucked; long sleeve
hi i1 neck. button-back models; $2.98 $1 89
vs no. Tomorrow ...................
Hi ads Waist: of fine LINGERIE AND BA~
T! T handsome yoke effects. trimmed with
i‘l‘rfif‘°§§..‘“§.’§$°’fl‘. f‘T‘T’. 3?"??? .‘il‘.’ $2.29
WOMEN'S DRESSES
The quantity is limited. Black and white shepherd
checks. trimmed with plain blue; also black ma-
terial; all new models; regularly 85.110. :2 98
\
belwlodtpsl 1
300 Hand Bags
AT ABOUT HALF PRICE
Womsns Leather and Velvet Hand Bags. regular
also frames. fitted with purse. superior tin» 57
lugs. regular price Shoo. Tomorrow“ C
It‘s the greatest Bag Value ever altered
Galileo Cloth
.. best quality. good easel-uncut
1M IOI' Amalia“! w yd! 1 s .
12‘40
Norwalk Chronicler