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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 6, 1911 · page 4

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W a you; acts 4:39.
golds 3:38 a. 111.; 3:45 p. 'm.

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”Willa DIRECTORY.

well Lori 0, N0. 108, F. and A. M.
soil to emit: Building. South
sin atmt. 1st and 8d Tuesday or
4 ,hauoath-«July and August ex-
pired—vat 8 o'clock. Ail Master
film cordially invited. Reed
Flynn, W. lid. Robert M. Wilcox.

«WWW. N0. 3!. R. A. M,

sate in Masonic Building, South
slowest, 2d and 1th Tuesdays at
month-vainly and August ea-
“ 1-52 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
floor-diam invited. William H.
. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.

ROIIRT M. thcOX. Secy’.

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Merchants and Manufacturers
. ., Association

2 ernvuns.
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,. 41inch Residence
may Editor’s rte-leans.

 

. underlie ’Mott'Oehorne will he the
hood ot'the New York forestry. game
pad nah commission. The pay is
1:86.000 per year. Recently. owing to
the pressure or business, Mr. Osborne
destined from the upstate public n’tii-
ities oommission to which he was ap-
polnted by Governor Hughes. The
’ : salary or that job was $15,009. He
’aooepts the present responsibility at
the urgent solicitation of Governor

I the preservation of the vast natural
resources of New York. which for ll
. Chamber of years have [“300 the prey
V of predatory interests.

‘ ‘ WP...” .«———._._

RIGHT TO THE POINT.

g. ' Many of us turn over a new test
e 'W, but it’s the same old hand
i. writing, the same hi0r08l)’plilCH.-‘
‘1'”I'Treutou 'AdVertiaor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

if comers hasn't anything morn
important to keep it out of mischioi
if than inveltisatlou of 'i‘hoodore’s trip
l to Africa. it might as well prolong its
. hoiiday‘vacation until next Decem-
ll berm—New ven Register.

. ._ —+—-
Whea'a boolter and a kuovker omno
1f “mother the average citizen allows a
'defli’f alum! on the curb and an)
‘ ridiloport Telegram.

: =1: , “fl". .

: Milli“ to frame a theory that
’ Nor Women: wo can only
‘0!) beerVntlonupaud up.
MM ill" to élroumetauoes.

‘ vatioifa aro correct onca;

‘W ‘ \WSM Jan. my well-meant
W ”a; ,but by the am of run,
'l unattended to ehb.-~—Farm

pf. tho-unis disadvan'
tourist in Venice with all
will. _ Maia Globe-neatly

_ , 10:10 a. m.—~ll‘irst
steak market were most-
limllho marital made»
mull] tandem: under
“dim Paul a and
“mood it and ”lip
Canadian. Puma also
“lease its. St. Paul
.imlei .
it”; aroma!
”a progress a
M at morally moved
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Commillih Appointed in Ar-
ranuelior Annual Lincoln's
Day Event

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The meeting of the Catholic Club,
held last evening in the Catholic Club
house ill West avenue, was attended
by a large number or members and
much business was rapidly transacted.
Two new members. Edward Gallagher
and Edward lv‘atrnn, were initiated. The
matter of the annual banquet and on.
tortalnmcnt to be held on the Monday
following [Allcoln's birthday, which
falls on Sunday, the 12th, was talked
over and committees appointed to see
that everything will go all right. A
committee on the arrangement and on
tertainnlent of the affair was appoint-
ed and illllnudinieiy afterward they
held ll little informal meeting and talk-
ed over the various speakers for the
occasion. They gave no decision and
will meet again Sunday at 4 o‘clooll to
further discuss the matter. it, is like.-
iy that Homer S. Cummings, of Siam-
lord. will be present this your, all he
has time in former years, toglva an
address.

This‘hanqnet is the annual aifair at
the club, and is looked forward to with
great expectations by all who expect to
attend. The evening in one of delight-
ful entertainment and the banquet is
of the best. it is probable that Wheel-
er and Wilson's hand. of Bridgeport.
willbo on hand to furnish the music

.— for the occasion. A committee was also
appointed, the house, committee.

The committees:

Arrangements and Entertainmentw
Dr. William J. Tracey, John Cartlnsgh,
M. J.’ Howard, M. .l. Riordan. J. .1.
Welsh. William Howard, Edward
Dufl'y, M. E. Dowd and Dr. Thomas P.
Clone. «

House-«William Howard, John
Henry. Edward Duffy, Edward linrna
and is. G. Matthews.

l8 STRIGKEI ill llETllllll'
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stead. Mr. liumphroyldled of acute in.
digestion Wednesday evening at the
New (Banana Hotel, but it was not un-
til yesterday that the circumstance
llecanlo generally known.

During the old days, more than a
score or years ago. he won a contrac-
ting tailor and did much work for the
Rogers clothing manufacturing eon-
coru, which supplied the Comntock
Bmthora moron in Norwalk. and 0th
or establishment» about the country.
One day when he had nl'worll. he put
on his hat and top coat and informed
his family that he was going out to
book for a job. That was the lust lili-i‘
family ever saw of him until they had
:lli opportunity to gaze upon his til-all
features Wednesday night.

When he left, New Canaan he was
on the heat of terms with his family
and consequently the mystery is all
the deeper. Whether he was altar-turd
by some form of mental aberration
that carried with it Iona of memory.
it is feared, will never he determined
Some time after his dillamlearnnvo.
the family tit'ttltl‘ml what apprarel in
be good information. to the effort that
he had 80ml lli'lil to Bridgeport, liilil
thence to Rorileutor, Nl-w .York. well»
known a» a clothing router. Some
fourteen were after Mr. Humphrey
had no suddenly dropped out, of life
with his family. information .wna ee~
cured which seemed to indlrnto that
he was then in Rochester. Prom him
personally, however. there never was
a word. -

How well the world treated Mr.
Humphrey during hill strange absence,
is net known. but he had over) apt
penance at having prospered when he
so atranseiy appeared in New Canaan
Wednesday. He was clad in oxrulieul
ciothlnit. tutti a vor)‘ considerable sum
of "many on hilt person. a gold watch,
cold eye glasuuu, a valuable ararf
pin. etc. When ho arrived in town,
he registered at the hotel and want out
later and met aoma of hill old acquain-
tances. one man in particular, who had
formerly worked for him at. the time
he was a contracting tailor there. Then
later,.heforo he had had an opportun-
ity to no to the home of the family
he had left. he was atricken by the
taut attack of acute indigestion. Dr.
O'Bhauahneaay. for many yearn a My
stolen in New lamina. was called to
uttend him. but Mr. Humphrey was
then beyond medical aid. lieu much
races“ the yearn of absence brought
Mr. Humphrey financially has not yet
been determined, andthe family had
no idea where he came from. Among
his effects wall a laundry check. which.
together viitli Mr. Humphrey's other
effects. were taken in charge at by the
medicallexamluar.

Mr. Humphrey is survived by a wi-
dow and tour grown daunhoera. The
other daughters, in addition to Mrs.
annuals are .ilm. Stiles Weed and
' rt.
= at? like. Uriah Connery. ,ol Paellailili,

”York.

3, .tth7 have taken chem oi the
no . much will be held in the chap-

, of Manned Cemetery. New Ca:
gran, Sunday alteration ht I o'clock.
. Humphrey was about statutoril-
aunt of M . . '.

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190Magic Figure” Sale 190

A characteristic lloston titer:- evuut. Tomorrow we unfold the iirat of our (irnlui liarguin Series of Hill your. in other words, it is this: Tomorrow you can buy here at tilts 19c
Bale, merchandise at a anviuu irom 2h per rent. to 33 La per cent. For hummer, 25v, 290. and in many cases 3th Kaolin armofferod .at iii“. and all STANDARD. iiiiiii GRADE. SEA-

Women’s Kimonos

A variety of styles and crllclrlllgs ill
pretty l’rrsinu null ililrnl t-il't‘cts: ki-
mono slt‘t‘Vt', reg. 2m value.

Special prii'o ............... 190

Corset Covers

lime-ll \l'luuru’s (forgot
lllill'lt' ill uniusmlk :lutl cmm‘llnr lull-
lcria‘ls. llaiutllt trimmed with lace,
l'ntlli‘lzlilll‘ry and heading, l'illllnn run:

2th \'.'tlllt“-.. Special 19c

25 Ct)\'t‘i't~‘.,

 

prior ......................
W ’ D
omen S rawers
)lttlc of guml quality l‘nlulll'ir with
lurked null llrulstitl‘lloll ruffle; rcg~

tllarly will at 25c. Spt‘rinl 190

price ......................

 

Petticoats

Finillll‘lt‘llt‘ l'ullerakiris ill nasc‘irtrrl
stripes; :tlm gray knit Skirts; routi-
larly 39c. Special
price, t‘;l(‘ll .................

 

lofants’ Slips

lniauls‘ long Willie Slips; regular :gc

ralur. Special , 190

price ......... .
t
Infants Dresses
Slum Dresses for infants, an export:

ulrul nl’ xtylva in gilllzllams and dark
materials \\‘t.’ll‘lll ml“.

Special price ............... 190

 

 

William Clark. at New Canaan. ,.

‘ threaten...

Women’s Gloves

't.
2~rlasp t'nslltuoro tilrm-e with animal
Ilit'it‘t‘i‘lli'tl llulngnr black floored

lining; all sizes; regular 25c 19
quality. Sill-rial prior. pr... . . C

Children's Gloves

llnys' and iiirls' Scotch yarn Worsted
(illwrs, :lll wool; 25v quill

ity. Stu-rial priru. pair. . . . . 190
Handkerchiefs

50 (loam Womrn‘a plain white. lit‘m-
stitched and embroidered linntlkorw

;;2:::3:‘1't‘ti‘:‘f...2 for 19¢

Towels

too dozen Turkish Towels, heavy qual-

ity; villi! ‘5“ ca. . 2 for 19c

Special price
Skirt Patterns
Outing lilallntl‘Sklfl i’aitums.‘ regu~

lariy 35¢ each. , Special ‘ 190

. a
pr‘cc O D a i U 0 I I i l l i ' I D I l ‘I Q I O Q
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Crash Toweiing

woo yards or All Limit Bleached ‘,
l4c yard;

Crash Ton/cling: value
Special price

EVERY l'i'lihl AN Ol’l’tlli'l‘llNl'l‘Y.

Come and help lit! (allobrate the iir

st of at our llloney—savimr series.

 

Clearance Sale of Our Magnificent Stock
of Women’s and Misses’ High-grade

Suits, Coats, Waists, Skirts

lirrry your fill.» t‘Vl‘ill has grown in lnlpnrlzlurr and magnitude.

Furs and Mil

linery

You know

what lllt‘ tunuoymzlrlug opportunities have lit'i‘ll ill lltt‘ iiilhl. This year's
hair Will ltt‘ lllt‘ must tfrliliiiiilllilllli: cwut ni’ its kind in tho lliRl-li'y of our
store. 'l'lllsnv ilgui'os lt‘ll llit' stilt}. 'l‘lio (it'l‘llll-sl \flluus over lll'l'ort‘ll ill

Tailor-made Suits

At :59

Five llllllfrt'ul llli‘ult'ls. lllltl a

.98

luatrrlnix varh Suit mun: :lllrllrtiw- than the ”titer.

must \"lll’lt‘ll assortment of
\\'c

have urrer ofi'crnl :l lllUl't' llrxllalllv lot of Suite at Hull ll low price;

worth $22.50.

At $2

luntrtinln and coloring-s; \wrlll $35,

At $12.98

in lllr' nulrkrt,

.tt $4.9

’lllulnlruu; filth“,

You will unllllt-r how “'1' (till all

or lunch splnullill, \l'cll—lllnilo

Sluts at illi‘ prior. Tllt‘)’ nrl‘ l'rlullrltallll: rallies. in lllllulmluu

'l‘ullli’ii’l'l \\\', Smith),

Separate Coats

l‘:ilflll‘ell lilleillt‘V. lm llt‘llt‘r
iu lli’ill’lllllltfl ilimlvls and H
Regularly will at $1350. ’l

llanllwull- M’llll lllllllltf llludr
mill ellnwl or “Ull'll rnllllr; to

ullllrl i\\', $4 oil

hprclal tolllurmw ........................................

'Nl'Vit'S at any prim. All are
t llli‘ lllmt (lunii‘illllt‘ lillil‘lt‘h
'utuurmlr. Stall“.

is, of llllirk Rotary. ulmlr
\lll all season at Shun. 'l‘o-

Children‘s Coats '

.\ limited number of Children's Korscy Coats, in blues and red; .1 variety of
‘lyltfs to cllunsl: from; Worth $500.

$2.98

 

Women’s, Misses’ 8t Children’s Millinery Clearance

TRIMMED HATS. values
up in $2.50.

Spl'l‘lal at

. . , $1 .98—S2.98-$3.98-$4.98

M lots are limurll. lrc advise shopping rariy for the ill-st selections.

UNTRIMMED

. . .75c St 980 “if“? .‘TF’i‘Ti‘FiS. 250 - 35c

HATS

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.‘iprrlaltulllnl'rmr........,..................I ............

Regular Sago \\‘:li«t~ mini) Wallets. and (‘ill‘ll one it bargain.
:lutlliucu Walsh. lll all rxcrllcui vnl‘lciy nf Styli-‘4; wiltlli (first).
‘l'nlunrmw .... . . .- ..........................................

At$1.98 1““
At$3L9

WaistSwSpecial for Saturday

Regular $3.00 “Krista all now “Sillilrltttl” lllmlt‘ls. ilillllt‘ of line llllgvril' null
llntlslo. linitllsulllriy li'lllililt‘il with ilur lncc null r'lllllrolllt'ry: all Sizes:
lrxr‘cllclli tailor ni $5M.

$1.97

Lingerie. lawn

87c

Skirt Opportunities

'lllsll'lt.

Furs—~Our Furs are So

"CWlllOtlv-lhniiatlo of Sirlpwl l’nunulas iu blur- and

The sl'asnll's finest lllllllrls‘. in excellrut quality l‘auaruas and
.‘lltlllnil's; prrloct fitting; «losimhlp styles in llluc. gray and
black: will”! $508- ‘l‘ntunrmw ........... . ....................

. $3.98
lling. Fast

Owing, no doubt, in Illi‘ large assortulrllt we rnrry. the excellent quality and
the low prices we err asking for them.

PO‘YCOAT
lasso ‘ andh
SABLE AND‘ BLACK FOX

MUFFS. reg. $16 and
Sis. at '.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in

$12 "

Extra! Extra! ‘
500 Pairs of Blankets, in" 10-4 size
«gTomorropi’EkgPAIR . .
Pairs llel‘lflEAGONl'."Blankets, regular «’

l

, gag Psggiul’i‘omottow '9 1.89 ‘3

, , I

printout?“$2.98

Regular $37.50 SETS $25

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

54c

 

G

, l White Suiting

Willie Linen Finish Suiting, 33 lilClit‘S
wide; vnllir 15c )‘lli’il. Special price

2 yards for 19c
Floor Oil Cloth

 

(inc

ynrll \Vlilt‘. all new patterns:
worth .‘St‘ yard. Special 19
print ...................... C

 

Sash Curtains
\Vilrtll 25c pairi Special

prior, per pair ............... 19C

Children’s Sleeping
Garments

Children's fierce lllli'll. ribbed Sleeping
(inimt‘illS. wull lt‘L‘lI sizes 2 to 5

write; l'L’ illnt'lr :zl‘.
Stu-rial pgril‘c . .i ........... 19C
Children’s Hose

(r'lllllin-n's \Vulll How, all sizes; reg-

ularly Special 19c

 

 

25c.

price ......................

 

Ladies' Hose

[guilt-3' black wool and fleece lined
limo; regular 25c lplnllty.

Special priCr, pct pair ....... 19C

 

Men's Hose

Men's natural calllcl‘s hair and indigo
mull limo ; regular Jar illh’ll‘

Special price. pair ...... 190

Drawer -Waists

Girls‘ and lmys' "Little lirauiy" Draw-

1'!" Wants; 25v value. 19
Sprriai price ............... c

Small Wares

25c Fancy lll'lso Sllpporivrsat. . . ..19c

lit.

 

 

50C l‘lllow Tops at .............. x90

(3 cards of “'l‘t‘yuuo" Collar Support-
ers, regularly 5c card, at ........ 19c

25c Rhinestone liat Plus at. .. .....19c
V

Lstl'tce‘ Embroidered Collars, regular—
1); 25¢, at ........ . ........ ....19c

Allover Hair Nets with the elastic, 3
l()f..... ...tgc

...... e‘IaeaIaoao

 

Toilet Articles

combinations

1 cake at Rikcr'n Pure Bath Soap, x
box of Mcuucu's Talcutu Powder.
Special price too

I box of Colgutc's ’l‘ootll Powder. l5c '*
Tooth ilrnsil. Special price.....tgc

 

‘

Basement

Prettily decorated Bureau Bottles, its.
daily 45c. Special price. . . ......19e

Salad Bowls, large size, datiallyhagc,

at: :90 ,
Waste Paprr lipskets. regularly 45g. I.

 

 

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