Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 12, 1911 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 

d lint. .Ilyxbse. of Fort

...... lstroehlmi; ., ‘1 last night with
‘ high human . .. at. who}; Training
ficheoi’ Tiii' m we bid: city.

' ' . over e reception wee held in the per-

Tuoaday’s’ot
y ”AM“ he
1"” notion in. We“.
hm. watcox. soon

a it, to surrey-mes won.
it or usherv'surronr.
“lo oi The Norwallts appre-

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j " hicli t‘ they be‘oxpect'ed that the
iofl‘li'sli-ifltock Company . illill rel
,gtlifi heartlest support of the local
. pghliel that ‘tseftrunc uolieto‘ck
Commie distinctly above the aver-

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“ tilt,
dilating. Clyde, ituh‘s very interest.
i‘s’a‘ lay. “'Tbefllrl and the Cowboy."
" ,rahllyddpam “it is a revelation to.
V .Y'M might trom past experience
viewing small towastock company
. aspect. avlnadiocre periormanpe.
it“s ooaiplououa success in towns sev-
rai'tl‘meo theatre or this, and use.
agar Bestwlclt, or the hell, theretore
‘dosones not only the support and
coinmdndatlon “the local public, but
its 'hoartlost thanks as well.

1' The‘personnel oi the company is or
the highest. all at the members boing
estimable ladies and gentlemen.

: The NMks have long beenrwith-
out desirable drametlo oiterings; but
with work such as that oi the hunt

a

ljllall"eteck Company there is no longer

is‘h‘opportunity for such complaint. .

‘~ florets only one way for the inan-
Jgomsut to continue the present high
class pm at plays ond‘that is by
having the public assist by attending.
While thd audiences are now at good
:3“. and steadily'growlng. the house
jshould be tilled to capacity ior eyery
Egalatinee and evening , malice.
"Vt you haven‘t already seen the Mu-
sic Hall Stock Company. attend a por~
lint-manna and you'll be convinced'oi
the merit of .their work.

"The Cowboy and the Lady" will

.oont'tnuou'the bill tor the rest or the on

track and next weak another or Clyde
Mh'i moot celebrated plays. "The
Blue lionso." will‘be presented. This
to now-escor- preparation and there n‘

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tit e class or thirty members.

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c, wot-knot merit, in‘view. K

1.. of: steel: companies. playing in
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PBAPUAT" A. TRAIN‘D NURCE-

have. synod rum in on»: of so
. Members» “.6 hulto'a.
.Vnidlss‘l’iola‘llyabee, daughter at Mr.

hills] Bysbee'ha’a mm. training tor
the past three years. end was tirat in

Alter the graduation exercises were
lors oi the nurses‘ home. where re-

Thoae in attendance from this towu
“me Mr. and Mrs. Charles ilyxbee
and Miss Augusta llyxbee. of Fort
street; lira. Archie! F. Nash and Miss
Clara ‘liyxbee. oi Putnam avenue, and
Fred Buckley,“ Norwsllr.

CITY BANK OFFICERC.

Present Ones Unanimously
the Directors e

 

Revolectod
day.

Bank held a meeting this morning end
organised for the ensuing year. when
the following oilicere were elected:
President~lddwin Ii. Mathewson.
l-‘irst VicePresident—John ll.
Milli-
‘Seoond WcoPnsident~WMorick
if. Rowan. .
,Ctsiiier-i—wmred Bodweii.
Choice was then mode for the fol-
iowing balding force:
TeueMWayte Raymond.
. ‘ Bookkeepers-8arnuel 8. Velsor nnd
Howard E. Hoyt.
, Clerk-“Charles it Potty.

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l-iiLi. seas TART.
Talks on Mint or Permanent Tarltt‘
' ‘ Communion.
WASHINGTON.’ Jan. iz.-Repreoen-
tstiveo langworth. of Ohio, and Kill.
of Connecticut, members of the house
ways and means committee. had a long
tall: with President 'l‘stt in regerd to
the permanent tariii' commission bill.
The tanner told the president that he
‘thought the committee would be ready
to taste a. report on the bill this week.
M
ENDEAVOR CIRCLE OFFICERS.
The annual meeting at the Endeavor
Circle 13! King‘s Daughters of the
South orwallt Congregational Church
weahold yesterday with Mrs. Wilfred
, The fol-
lowing were elected: l
" Vibe Radon—Mrs. Charles 8. Mac.
iarland.
Secretary—Mrs. Wilfred llodwell.
”Tractor—«hire. Charles E. Dunno
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Ki ill. Purdue Chairman of F‘lnul’lcr‘sw
Hrs: George P. Foote.
. Chairman oi Work—dire. T. blar-
shall Andrews.

Chairman of Social Commitloo~hiro
Fredenclt l. Baxter.

The matter oi electing a leader was
deterred to the next meeting.

IITHANY GUILD ELECTION.

The annual meeting of Bethany
Guild. of Trinity Episcopal Church.
"their! last night. at which time the
following oilicers were elected:

President—Miss Bessie lindeberg.
VliceProsidont~hiiss Florence Cald-
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Secretary and resourerwhtrs. W. N.
Dibble.

The reports were very encouraging
and showed a gratifying increase in,
the nuances aEnd work done over the!
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Chairman or Benevolent Work-Mrs. ~

olin entinel

‘ ’ .. lirelin (Pronounced Ili-o-lin): ‘I‘h celebrated Swiss remedy lot cougll and colds.

stun , ' "i" run morn
’ cogent; ‘ '
First 9! the course to be Given TO
‘ ‘ “ met-row lvonlno. '

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The course or tree public lectures

at the high achool will begin tomorrow,
Friday, evening at 8 o'clock. The com.
mittoe hail opened the assembl hair
at the school tor the beneilt oi al who
care to attend. ,

A remarkably due eerie» oi addrcasv
ea has been secured in spite or the
fact that no tunds were available for
this purpose. in this way the high
school committee is aiming to give the
community a wider use oi the one high
school building, and to turnlsh a ser-
ies of tree instructive and untertalnr
lug lectures.

The opening lecture tomorrow evo~
plug will be given by Dr. Edward H.
(lumbert. principal at the high school.
do the topic. Education and the Ne-
‘tional idle. The address will set forth
the influence or the activities or a pee
pie upon the edunction ot its children.

and the reaction or this modth train-‘

ing of the young upon the future life at
the nation.

. The'actual workings of such lnilu-
oncee‘will be ehown by illustrations
from the life of both ancient and mod-
‘ern nations; the Egyptians. the Chi~
.nese. the Greeks snd Romans. the Ger-
mans. the French and the English.
Similar illustrations trom the history
01 the states of our Union will he we

on. -

Then will follow a study at present
conditions or our national lite end the
influence at those upon the education
of our young people. - An eitort will be
made to indicate the-present tendon.
cles or public education. to show their
probable consequences. and to suggest
lines or training to counteract any
evil or uniortunate results.

Admission to all these public lec-
tures at the birth school is entirely
free. and on short will be made to ac-

‘commodate all who attend. The com-

mittee hope that a large number will
lake sdvsntsgo or these opportunities
to study some of the important and in-
teresting phases eot lira both at home
and abroad. Programs at the whole
series may be obtained on Friday
night.
HOTEL ARRIVAL!

Mahooltsmo—ll). (l. lioichltiss. Glou-
cester, Mesa; C. l). Weeks, Water-
bury; 0. 0. Daly. Biuulortl; Clayton
W. Weeks. lisrttoni; .l. A. Moore, 0.
ll”. Gray, 8. Greenateln. 8. J. Grind.
Bridgeport: l. R. liurlbutt. N. 8. lion.
butt, Wilton; it. Young. H. C. Simp-
son, it. 8. Screveu. w. Foster. 0. ll.
Weoltson. G. J. Mathews. 0. H. Dent-
erlein, blow York: 0. Dunner. Phlladei.

phls: l). Baum. i. ii. Wart. Geo. Baum.

New Rochelle: (loo. hi. Biobbina. ll.
i. Gaylord. Springfield; 8. W. Selig. ti.
Wander. Albany; Cl. ll. Roberts. 0. .l.
Mathews. C. A. Bryant, 0. hi. Britain.
Boston; ii. M. Hall. New Haven: it.
C. Walsh. [lahburyz ii. A. Brandtord.
ii. if. Dexter. F. ii. Lawton. city.

POLIY'O KIDNEY PILL!

Ara tonic in sullen. quiet: in results.
A special medicine for all hidho and
bladder disorders. liary c. a butt.
Woltobero, hi. it. says: ”i was allob
ed with a bad case or rhoumatism. due
to uric acid that my kidneys failed to
clear out ot my blood. i was so lame
in my test. joints and back that it was
agony far too to step. i used Foley's
Kidney Pills for three days when l
was able to get up and more about and
the pains were all gone. This great
change in condition l owe to lbley'o
Pills and recommend them to anyone
sudorlag as i have." The Bridge Phao
many. "

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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‘ fl littoqualied reputation in
. it comes to America, with
.. of leading medical

lentirelydid’eimt from
iwellari of" voids»

aourn mews“. cons. muesoar. Janna-av 12. m:

L pmy days, with'e‘chill that penetrates.
_- :‘to‘catch o cold~hut it is easy to cure it, too,

Carlee proporetlou is the meet successful remedy
”will” disorders of the pulmonary organs-colds,

 

 

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Sirolin
Relieves

Obs oi the d '
features oi a severe cold“
the constant coughing at
night. This hoops the set-
iorer awake. destroys the can
that he needs. and the col-
atant hacking. tearing cough
lower: hie general vitality
and power oi resistance.

'l‘alte tilmiinl bsioio going
to bed. and you will iind that
tho coughing is relieved. and
that you can sleep soundly.

All looting Wm have
Wilt.

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are. smawv
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Ishtar Otto's Popular Modi-
dine at Halt-Fries.

Frank H. Buster. the popular drug-
iget, is making an odor that is just.
like finding money for he selling a
regular 60 cent bottle or Dr. Howard's
celebrated specific for the cure oi eon-
stlpstlon and dyspepsia at halt price.
in addition to this large discount he
agrees to return the money to any pur-
chaser whom the specidc does not
cure.

it is quite unuauai to be able to buy
ility cent pieces (or a carter. but that
is what this otter noel y means. tor it
is only recently through the solicita-
tion at Drugglst Baxter that this medi-
cine could be bought tor less than lit.
ty cents. He urged the Proprietors to
allow him to sell it at this reduced
price for a little while. agreeingllo sell
a certain amount. The result as loss
tilled hla good Judgment tor the note
has been something remarkable. ‘

Anyone who suitors with headache.
dyspepsia, disslnesa. sour staunch.
specks betore the eyes. or any liver
trouble, ahOuld take adventage of this
opportunity. to." Dr. Howard‘s secinc
will cure all these troubles. But it by
any chance it should not. Mr. Beater
will return your money.

tenant in tilt at.
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and it appears that this will be the oc-
cur-once in spite at all. that the rectory.
which is a very, old one. will never be
occluded again.

Prosdent A. C. Wheeler called the
meeting to order and Secretory l". A.
Elle read the cell at the meeting. He
read the minutes at the annual meet‘
lng ot the association In lino. The!
were accepted and approved as read.
I’i‘he name or E. ll. Csllaber was
unopened tor membership by Henry P.

r ce.

George D. ltuasoti proposed the
name or John Newland.
~ Thcue men were elected members at
the association.

The report oi the treasurer was not
presented at the meeting. Mr. Whoeh
or said that there is about 8800 in the
treaaury.

The secretary had no report to
make.

The president reported that the work
of the year had been of the usual or-
der. He said that the directors have
accomplished numerous things quietly
that tow outside that board were
aware oi save a. they were benefited.

hi. it. (lover tallied about the Salts
Textile company and Preoidcui Wheel-
or said he underat . t they were
considering enlargi e plant. He
said one of the men ._ the factory had
told him that they are very busy.

The anaoclaiion thetabi it a mod
plan in look into the matter and the
new oihcors recolv Mr. Wheeler's
suggestion that they this.

The nominating commas. com ris-
ed oi the iollowing, mu. Kent. . A.
Curtis, it. P. Price. Samuel tunes and

F. A. Kill. "Witt! '1 M I“ lit“

a meeting and prone h list at oili-
cers. This last was ubmittod.

Secretary idli- road the report or the
committee and the list mt odicera.

The list no moved accepted and the
entire list of amt-era meted elected.
They are as follows: .

President-l-lenry I'. Price.
IMl;ice-Precinct-mild. '(leorge ‘ 1). Kill“

Secretary-«Charles new. Rogers.

Treasurer—«Charles. . Cu s.

Attorney—Mum . the wood.

Board at Directive—I. G. lurpby.
William P. liters. lddwls i. Hoyt,
Robert 8. Van 'Buren. Charlea ll. illi-
oorth. liner 1). ltsndali. W. o. lesson.
Edward J. Thomas. n A. Volh.
William ll. Italmo. ll. . (lailaher. Le-
Grand Raymond.

140 Davis spoke ol the name or Ir.
Callahan who appeared on the board
at directors. and salted how he could
be elected a director hetero having
becoming an association member. This
gas satisiaotorlly settled by Mr.

0.

The entire list ot omoora was unani-
mously accepted and voted elected to
store for the ensuing tear.

tir. ler It ted seven!
points along the line s tor
the new carers. lie as work

had been done by committees during
the past year. northeast that that
does abould be raised to w
at the enthusiasm that is (es
moose and thought that this raining
or the dues would show an additional
interest. He hoped that the sdrertio
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Themsttoroiaaowhotollorlior-
walk was brought up by Ir. Wheeler.
He spoke of the petition oi the loathe
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SPECIALS ‘

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Friday Isa Lucky Day

for all shoppers

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at the Boston Store

We know, for we made the plane, and ‘we
would not. for one moment. disappoint the
alert shopper who watches for these Friday
Specials. Unusual Values for Tomorrow’s

Selling.

 

Flanneiette
Skirts

)5 dozen Women's Flanneleiie
Underahlrts. in assorted blue
and white and pink and white
stripes; regularly 59c. Pridsy
Special

39c *

Undermuslins.
Night Gowns

Women‘s fine quality Muslin
Night Gowns. V-neclt. yolie of
embroidery and locks. tluiah-
ed with tulle. Friday Special

490

Corset Covers

Made or line Nainsoolt and
Crossbar. dsintlly trimmed
with lace and embroidery; all
Olsen; value 50c. Friday Spo-

39c

Drawers

Women's tiuslln Drawers. made
with hemstltohod and inched
ruins; excellent the value.
Friday Special

19c
Percales .

, aelnch Manchester Percales.
best quality on the market:
worth today 15c. Friday Spo-
olsl. her yard

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detained." its spoke at h and
than“, u» my tor li‘. honor

ill fl. Lockwood moved a vote of
thanks tourJIhooler, whoresnoeilsd
in: short speech to cantata his abnrw
I “H. .

' ssldltwouldhe’siaoo‘d
coherent-m
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Bureau Scarfs

Embroidered on lawn; value
25c. Friday Special. each

14c
Huck Towels

50 dozen Linen Huck Towels.
heavy quality: worth lzyfic.
Friday Special, each

8c
Curtain Swiss

For Sash Curtains. worth lilac.
Friday Special. yard

8V2c
Couch. Covers

hill 3 yards long: worth £1.25.
Friday Special. each

790
Handkerchiefs

Ladies' and lion's pure Linen
initial Handherchieis: 26c
value. Friday Special. each

17c

Women’s
Gloves ..

t—claay All Wool Cashmere .
alone. silk lined. black only:
We duality. Friday Special.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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this testing?! that managing its
adieu, rs «*“sdioern u s-
dar. lebruary lath. to melt in the
town court must. I o‘clock p. in.
he rated.

it was moved that the secretary no
tity ml Milli.” 0! the mung. oi
thmrss am it? :3. 333.13
and tho tractors two weeks previous:
‘ t n- : it ‘lt‘f'fl‘d
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Boys’ Pants
Boys‘ Winter Pants. good ser-
viceable material, sites 6 to

16 years: regularly 500. Fri-
day Special

39c
Umbrellas

Ladies' ”Gloria" Silk Umbrellas.
26-inch frame, a variety 0! mis.
sion and fancy handles: 31.00
quality. Friday Special

79c ,
Toilet Articles

WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP,
regularly 25c. at .........m

SANITOL TOOTH PASTE or
LIQUID: reg. 25c. at .....lTo

 

 

"BAHCOCK'S" CORYLOPSIS
TALCUM POWDER; rel. 16c.
at .......... .............‘ila

Smitll Wares &
Notions

50c and 75c BANDINGB and
BELTlNGS. ranging in widths
iron 1 1.2 to 2 inches. Friday
SMI‘ ..... . ........ u .370 we

EIDERDOWN KNITTiNG
WOOL. the famous "Bear"
Brand. suit and daily; per
siiein ........ ...... as.

ailwmtl SILK. tor hand or M
chino: 50 full yards; value so,
at ............ .fi. ... .le spool

DRBSBNAKERB' BREAKS. It‘l-
day Smlll ...... .....-.-l.¢

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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new industries are looked it
would 3; await)“ the dis
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