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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 22, 1910 · page 4

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Y. DEC. no, 1910

, ‘Aimo tor Tomorrow
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SOCIETY N OTICES

MASON“: DIRECTORY.

fill Lad 0. No.1”, F. 11M A.M .
in mule Building. South
treat. lot and 3d Tuesday or
month—July and August ex-
-—nt 8 o'clock. All Muster

,. o cordially invited. Hiciuoo

't‘ a. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.

. client». N°. 38. R. A. M.
cuts in Masonic Building. South
ntflroet 2d and «to Tuesdays oi
:Month~—Juiy and August ex
“timid. 8 o'.ciock All Royal Arch
1111111111 cordially invited. William H
lilo. H.1’. Robert M. Wilcox

‘ ROBERT M. WILGOX. Bocy'.

 

 

a...
NTINEL TIDE CALENDARB.
e Evening Sentinel has had its
calendar printed as usual for sev-
‘ years past. and all newedeaiers
nbwehoys will be supplied with
tomorrow. Each subscriber of
Sentinel should receive one.

hecdiciol‘canvna of the state elec-
nrnveais what everybody knew he-
nnmely. that a great many Ite-
jiiuns voted for Judge Baldwin for
ornor And providing the Demo
to can produce another Baldwin two
5 hence. it may be Republicans
iiflll do the some thing again to us
We another Democratic victory For
,Iiiitely for the Republicans. Bald-
3. dre’scarce. The totals show that
A/mptroll‘er Bradatrect. Republican.
V ved the highest number oi; votes
I for a Republican on the state tic-
. 79.743. Attorney General Light
next highest with 79,700. Next to
finidwin on the Democratic slate.
‘Ei‘oughel. defeated candidate for lien-
inont- -governor. was the highest with
13 903 votes.

”HQ”...—
‘ TEN YEARS AGO TQDAY.

Saturday. December 22, 1900.

The 19.8. Hotchkiss hardware manu-
,fpctory in Bridgeport was destroyed
M! fire, throwing 400 men out. of em

oymcnt.

Frederick Wsrdwell. of New Canaan.

its killed by a tree failing on him as

‘wns being cut. Ho ems 11 brother

George H. Wardwcll. oi Narwaih.

MW

‘oumssuul uusr ilE-
:PililT T0 ransom

(Continued from First Page.)

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first. he is a grafter, and Mr. M0-

Mohair 11 return oi the her compliment.

othing in oiliciei circles in the city

months hos caused so much public

unsion as Messrs. Swortz 11 and Mc-

Vl’ion’o wordy warfare. which now

‘ its as if it is approaching a truce.

my that the bent at battle is cooling

‘ a. Mr. Swsrtz states that while he

11-va intended to call his neighbor 11

l , ho was very careful lnot to uctuui-

'. use the word ‘gratt' ”grnt’tei. " it

s naturally token to 11011 M1. Stv’srtz s

ntion to convey the 111enning,in

It he declared that Mr McMahon

Ito littd his hands in tho citys por-

tl for three or four years and l pro-

t against his continuing on this

d," and followed up with "he re

med 'irorn the town board of esti

7 to and taxation that he might get

on the Washington street bridge com-

‘ too" He also charged M1. M1:

hon with voting money titrOugh one

rtment and putting it into his arm

(it via another and declared there

1 8 a Chance for collusion. further-

, 0.411160 intimatlng that there had

_. n impropriety in handling 11 Cedar
stone deal.

1': Ewart: had been greatly incons-

hi. Mr. McMshon' s criticism oi the

“ if” department, covering a period of

‘Mr'. McMahon has maintained

fiti along that the water commission-

‘ '11:“: been splendid; thousands of

n yeoriy Homily. sod it was

:tltnt Mr. Sworn: intended tostand

iticiom no longer without retai-

Dazzle the differences at the two

W oy poem to get over them. They

huh openly antagonistic before.

ntmlly everything smoothen

will: confidently expected in this

Only recently when Mr.

modeled the building adjoin

city building 111 Wuhington

had Mr. McMahon. who is it

1‘. do much of the work. it

. pooled then tint. their differ-

, been buried for quite n time,

‘ Memento have shown that
” not the clue.

litt- over the water commit

11111;. to m as being undo;

the bound of ultimate and

considerably smiahton-

h isht when at the mutant

.Pohltnsn. corpor-

.;Jo 1i Koozb presented

1* oh no in typewritten

nion' ruminations ill"

1 11m coin «lone
113011 wot-trimmer

 

 

 

Biscuits, Hot Breads\ .
More Tasty, Economical,
Absolutely Healthful

 

 

 

 

corporation counsel in.r1‘latlon to the: in view or the provisions of the sec-
urcrogutlves oi‘ the commissioners. in} lions mentioned it in my opinion that
his opinion. Mr. Keogh says: lull funds conning into the hands of the
l‘o the Honorable Mayor oi the Cityl\\"uter Commiusioncrs. should he turn-

of Smith Notwnlk ed owr to the treasurer of the water

My opinion having been naked on tummd “M “Y ”“933 0“ “U“? funds,
which honrd of the cm government "W!” 9311101111011 fllltl interoat,s1honld be
me the right to (”H.030 of any exces‘i reported to and dispersed of in the
of funds of the Wntu l)cp.1rtment “Mill?”
would any that i find in section 27. ”Hits. however. (lut'b‘ not relieve the
.mgc 49 of the city charter. n 1581191211; Board or Water Commissioners no u
and permissiwnuihority and power l0!ilt.\imillllilill 111 the 1‘l11, under whose
route a sinking loud to be used i111 111111111lmon11y is‘oxm‘nded oithe duty
be payment oi the bonded indebted, of reporting ouch veer to the treasurer
tests of the city. lot 1111- 1‘ii1.ond through» min to the

39.1101, 55 on page 73' mnhorimglnourd of lv‘stinmh- 11nd 'l‘nxntlon. 1111
Hill BmDOWPI’E [he \Vntpr (‘Umlill‘ifllllll ’ijiilllllflli‘ 0f lllt,‘ I-Xllfii‘li‘il reronuc and
"rs to collect all water rents and lull “ll“ ”Mb “I YIN? Wuicr ilcpnrtment.

11 or the name to the trcnsurei‘ of the Respectfully submitted.
vnter fund l .itliiN KEOGII.

Socllon‘i 5-; (,5, on “3...... up ~11 “hi. it Corporation (founet‘i.
no special and mandatory. provide in; it does not yet .ppear definitely
«upstnnro that hhuiit‘I 1-1 More shell 11‘ hot tux will he laid by Um heard of
'111 on 1911131 no or funds of ill(' unto r do siiumte 111111 taxation lilll Mayor Pohl
‘nrtmcnt. :11th pining tilii‘t'lll expcn i 1111111 um: of the opinion that it will be
1011 Mid interest on the Willt'i' depnri- not mentor than 31%;. mills, which won
item dcbt. il11‘ “‘iilt‘l‘ (‘nmuilssiom-z‘tz H10 in\' in “out, The tnx for nine
the“ report such 1131111111 in the (Juuiri 111111111111 last year wns '1‘ mills. or m the
-‘il. and the Council shall direct tlu‘.1‘ni1~ of 9 1-3 mills for the year. it in
'lispuuiiion of such crowns. 'suid in he the intention of the bourd

Section 511 provides that own whom; to mow 11ft (11111 item of expound that
1 tax is laid by lllt‘ liozml of iflstiutnii‘ why not he (unstidi‘rul n nominally
1nd Tnxntion to cover it deficiency in ’i‘hvuhmtrd “ill hold another meeting
he Water Department. or to t‘it‘lllO n l. :11 31‘ o‘c‘imk tomorrow afternoon at
'inklng iund {01 the pustuent of llli’1ille (oumll 1.“,lteml11u :11 continue the
writer debt. the «will; 1f ull 11111 it three :discussiou of the vnrlouh estimates.
hell he pnid (1111‘ to 1111‘ ti‘onsurw of l and must 111111pi1‘1u their work by next
hc Will or fund. l") ueadnv

SOC “hill“ 500
SOC 500

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OLD PORT WINE
OLD SHERRY WINE'
ANGELICA WINE
TOKAY WINE
CATAWB WINE
MUSCATE WINE

 

SELECT
‘ GROCERIES

HOLIDAY
SPECIALTIES

A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.

83 find 85 WABHINGTON 57'. Mom 440 SOUTH NORWALK

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China Figures 8. Trays

in Addition 1111111 Usual check, with

 

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‘ THURSDAY,'W 1‘ 32:11:13

Sto

The Mecca of Holiday Shopping

Nothing like the Display Ever Shown here Before.
V i Pretty and Practical Christmas Gifts ‘ ‘

A Magnificent Shouting of

 

 

 

You Can Help

OUR DELIVERY MEN AND SER-
VICE IF YOU WILL PLEASE
CARRY SMALL PARCELS.

 

 

Every item mentioned hél‘c for to-
morrow’s selling is like getting a good
big Christmas present. The savings
will help largely in your Holiday buy-

ing. Come early in the day if possible.

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Phoenix Mullins

An i1lc.1i present for man 01‘ Woman.
Made to in In white onlly, all wool;
5111? value. Friday

’39 cents

 

 

 

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S--Unprecedented Values

To make tomorrow the record day of the season. we mention but part of them; others not advertised to be found in this do.

Boys' Sleds

mo Slt‘lls for the first 0111‘ llilil—.
1lr1‘1l boys; sit-cl runners: on

cxrcilctit $1,011 value.

691:

Friday
’ itt‘itcs

'1

Dolls

ilur spctial lciulcr.
$1 50 lmulttl hulls Mira filll‘
lnsqtit‘ llt‘iltl Willi scwctl Wit,.
citrh llilll. moving no.1; with
uclallum

partment. Come tomorrow.

Regular

lar $1.00 valucs.‘

79c

l1l11111lt‘.. or bru-

l riduy

85c

Christmas Sale of Waists

Manufacturcr’s Snitiple Linc. \\‘1‘ 51‘—
rurctl the entire lob—not :1 dozen or
imwlmt cvcry \Villfil in the rutirc
liuc; all styles, rill slam.

t'l‘uumc your ifltt'istmns‘ (lifts now. Any
11.‘ tltcsc \Vlllhl“. neatly lmxcd. would
111:111‘1‘ an ideal pt‘éscut.

Lingerie and Tailored Waists. all new
models: regular $1.011 and 69
$1.51.) values l’ritla)‘ ......... C

Lot 111' Lihgl'tl‘c“ and Lawn Walsts.
lit-nuit‘fully 1111l1mltlcrul.511111111111‘1‘

é'l‘l'lml 2.12.3?!er .1. ‘" $1. 49
Bath Robes for Gifts

SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY

Several styles. including t'\’t'r_\’ (imit—

 

11l1l1‘ 1‘11l1‘u' cfl't‘ci in warm, comfortable.

My. mum ‘ Rub a; :3.
value. 1 l\i1l;1_\"lc..‘1 .50.. $1. 098
Everything in Christmas

Styles of Ladies’
Neckwear

Our entire lot of 501‘ \‘t‘ckwcar

on sale tomorrow at . ......... 29C

 

 

Holiday Handkerchiefs

Excellent Values. Big and Little Prices
Ladics‘ Swiss Embroidered. scalloped
edge and c111l1ro1'1lcr1‘1l lltlillblllt‘llcll

llttntlkcrcltit‘ls. Special 1
11. EACH ................. 12/10

llcttcr \‘illllt‘s

up in. EACH ................. 750

Ladies’ All Linen. t‘xtrn fine quality
t‘it1lir11i1lct'ctl. lilt‘t.‘ trimmed and initial
llandkcrclticis.

Friday. EACH ..
Men's Silk Handkerchiefs, white with

2581 501
Holiday Books

THAT .WILL PLEASE

A Great Sale of Books at Less Than
Half Price

 

Famous stories that iorittt‘rly sold at
$1.511, 'l‘ltt‘ Shepherd of the Hills. 'l‘ltc
Fighting Chance. Captain liri

att1i11tlt1‘rs. l"ri1la_v.EACH....36c
Alger and Horny sel’lCS-‘~Sllcll stories
.15 “11 Y oultg‘ Minor. lhc Lion of St.
Mark bran: and liuld and othcr§

Alum :1 sulil at 25c each. 15
i riday .. ........ C

Children’s
Toy Dishes

."\ handsome showing.
Friday

............. 210.

 

Gypsy Wagons
With
strong ngl durable; regular
price 5011.

cover. two horses;
Rogu—

Friday

3770

Women’s Cloves

zlcla3p Mannish Gloves, \Iocha or
(rlaCt‘, embroidered hark pique, stitclr

lug; colors gm}. lail and l 25
lingliuh rods. lritiny PAIR$ -

2-clasp Cashmere Gloves. silk lined,
black. grnv and brown; 50c

quality. Friday. PAIJR ........ 36C

 

111-1111 Gift 11111111 from 0111
Basement Department

I
llnmlsomcly 1lc1‘orntcd BUREAU
SETS, consisting 11f CWO “3le bottles,
1‘11ml1 111111 liruslt tra\.l1;1ir rc1c11cr and

ponder l111x; regular price $1 19
$1.01). Friday ............ o

lnpnncsc WASTE PAPER BASKET.
iti1‘1‘l_\‘ illilllt.‘ and prcttily decorated.
Your choice 111‘ llli‘t‘t‘ sizes. regularly

451‘, 551‘ and 591‘.
lrrltlay

BABY PLATE—~l‘lvrcry baby should
have one of tlu‘sc lmmlsomc Plates.
'l‘lu‘ onlv Hate that luakcs eating cosy.
clean and comfortahlc; usual-

ly 251:. Friday ........... 19C

 

EXTRA 1 EXTRA.

We have arranged some specially priced lots on our main floor and in the basement.

At the Novelty find E maliwarc Section
there are such articles so Comb and Brush Sets. Tie Hangers. Fancy Boxes. Picture Fumes. Aluminum
Fancy Pin 9'49“” and numerous other srticiec. We have divided the entire .pciiectiou into

.‘ Shaving Sets.

Four Special Prite Lots

me

For values up to 251‘.

' 250

For~values up to 751:

50c“

For values up to $1.50

 

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In the 111111131111 we oii‘cr an assortment of the bout. as well u the biggest bargains in China. 01111111.”. . Brio-«Brno. etc,

ever presented at tacit pricu.

Two Special Price Lots

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