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MEI-“nobles. Editor sud Proprietor
.. IDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1911
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SOCIETY NOTICES
‘. MABONIO DIRECTORY. '
Old wot Lodge. N0. 108. F. and A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building. Boutb
Main street. 1st and as Tuesday at
each month—duly and Autust ox
dented-at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Reed
H. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Soc.
Butler Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building. South
' Main street, 2d and ath Tuesdays oi
' ouch month-Jilly and August exv
’ booted—rat 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. William H
Bnmln. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec.
ROBERT M. WiLcox. Bocy’.‘
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Nows Department
Dada-Basins» Department
M—Brsnch Office. Norwslk
I90 -Edltor's Residence
729-le Editor's Rosidonce
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The Board of Rsliefin-West Hart-
ford; “after a long session, full of sur~
prises and dramatic moments." says
the Hartford Court, declared on Sat-
urday that the grand list of assess.
meats. based upon the lists handed in
last November. is illegal. null and void.
because "not finished in statutory
time.“ “So far as can be learned." says
the Courant, “nothing just like this
has happened in Connecticut since the
assessors of the town of Bozra tailed,
i in 1827. to comply with the require
ments set forth in the statute. its se-
lectmen were told by the Supreme
Court 11 1829 that these requirements
are not mere technicalities. to be
a; brushed aside or disregarded as tribes,
but must be strictly met if a valid
E, and collectablc tax is to be luld.‘ it is
“ said that this years ‘tux will be laid
E on the list or last year, it u is finally ‘
decided that the present list is legal-
ly vitiated as claimed by the West
Hartford Board 0! Relief.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
The proposition to reduce all oi
those big salaries to a maximum oi
$50,000 a year seems to be reasonable.
but would be u territiu blow to bir.
Arthur Brisl1ano.;——Houslon Post.
+.
Horace Greeley was born 105) years
ago in the town of Amherst. N. ll.
There used to be noisy sessions 01‘ the Mr. Kline was playing an unusual
Profanity club when the typesetters game for him. Th0 SCOT! by trauma;
tried to set his “copy."-—Hurtiord Post. SMGMM' 10°- Kllgo. DO.
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Governor Wilson. of New Jersey, 2:} 13;;
has had 11 new baby named after him. 3 1:.
Is be passing over more stepping 10 (".4
stones to the presidencyfmhlew ila- 8 ‘ 1 i-«l
ven Palladium. ‘3’: 1
Let the kickers take notice that the 3:: 1::1
New York state authoritits have giv 4: 7
‘5 sh notice that «0. (1011.000 ‘wui be 4.“. 1 ..
.,.i needed to put the roads or 111111 3111s ,- 60 90
iii good condition 4111mm Cesium
4..
jPopulstlon center “ot peuimism
.. must be located at Little Hope. Pit-
St. Denis Globe-Democrat.
, , W
:7 .‘Tbs descendants otflrinhnm Young
have organised.
young census report. ~Brldgeport Tel
onus.
lt would be only fair to mention Vice
splendour-Providence Journal.
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‘ they inculd be.
look in.——Now Britain Record.
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CHINA AGAINST FOREIONERO.
,_ 7 littlest“ in Mllrous.
E “IN. Chins Wednesday. .lsttio
I
. Wing host
. with not only to the .1111:
l' Motion of those
1‘ brunt is lost
fleet body oi the:
Has anyone been
ie'to count em The country would
its to have a loolt at the Brigham,
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:1! Senator i‘lsllinser goes down in
" liltiory‘an the (other 01 ship subsidy
dissident Sherman as the attending
thu' it costs 016.000 or more to
bouts election as United States sent
r in Connecticut. conditions are not
’ It certainly shows
t only a 1110.11 with a barrel can have
Not Inn West Foreign Capitol
ll‘ 'er not wasps: in time
my lllI‘OllIll
ls idlivlsy concessions. bill
’11! not.» m sbmli
sonwstx rssu LEAOB.
am
But the lines With the Winnipsuk
00rd Players Is Still Oloso.
Carpenter's Cats in Water street.
Norwalk. was the scene last evening oi
another game in the card tournament
between ”the tennis or James 1’ Harry
and John if ngponter, the format
lepresentihx Win punk and the latter
Norwullt. Norwallt lost last evening by
three points, but as they had made a
total of ill last time to 8 for Winnl'
psuk. they are still in the load by two
points Thole Were three tables last
evening. and the results for each were
as follows:
John F‘. Moore, Edward McGrnth. N..2
P. W. McGrath, M. Prescott. W.. . ....'1
John F. Carpenter. John Siswick. N..3
John E. Wood. James P. Barry. W... .l
4
James O'Brien, Edwnrd Matron, N...
Patrick Gavin. James Riley. W.. ....:l
Last night‘s Previous To-
st'ore. score. this
Norw nlk . it 13 211
Winnipault .‘l’ ti 20
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. SOUTH NORWALK CLUB POOL.
'l‘htee games were played in the
pool tournament of the South Norwulk
Club. yesterday. the results being
shown in the following detailed
scores:
w.7H. Baker. 110. Wright. 110.
8
iii—«1 lilwi
91...! Si
3l'--l' ' 25
36 84~i
51 34
ill 39
72 32-—~—i
‘ 77 ill—«1
91 {11-1
100-4-1 56
110 bit
Curtain. 100. Davis, 60
5 5—3
17 8
24 ib~~i
3-1 20
tum—3 2:1»1
blwl 27-..}
130 321~l
Gtivwll 323—2
72 46
86 ~16~~l
90 [15
90 60
Lockwood,90 Wat-doll. 100
3-“ S~l
8 ill
17“). 23 -
2+~1 27—43
29-l 36
32~-~2 H~~‘
39 52
44~3 59
65-1 60 ~2
65 65
74 , 70ml
79—43 . 76~~l
86 83
90 84
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NUTMEO CLUB POOL.
George Sheldon. 100, was defeated
by John N. Kline. 90. last night. in the
second round for the second 0110 b)
the score or 90 to 80. Mr. Sheldon
was not playing his usual same and
‘ Scorer~~C 'Verlin
1 Referee—fl V.eriin
PUTNAM HOSE COMPANY POOL.
Lindebel‘z. rated 100, defeated Seib,
rated V0. in the Putnam llose (.‘om
pany's pool‘oontest.lsst night. bytbe
score of 100 to ill.
Lindcbsrg. 109. Ssib, 70.
‘ Li~2
3—2
20 7 6
2l~—2 18
Illml ' 22,
38 . ' 29"!
46 ‘ (ill-«l
_ 5t»! ' it
, 117 4:1
’ Ill-«2 53.43
88 , » . 60
98 . 1 ' 53
1'00 fil<~ll
homer—bl. Preach.
Secret-“Hurry Smith.
The second round for the second cue
in the Nutmeg Club pool tournament
has been completed and the players
will be matched tor the third round in
the near future.
There were 110 some: oi pool in the
Norwslk Fire Police pool tournament.
last evening. but there will prob-
ably be two on Saturday evening.
LAD!“ UNITED WHIBT CLUB.
Mrs. D. Burr Beach. or Betta place.
East N01 walk. no the hostess for yet
tsrdsy sitersoon' 11 motion: at the Ls
dies' United Whist 0111. The first
- prise web «on by Mrs. some It V011
Alstyno. the second by Mrs. (loom F.
l
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Godly the third by Mrs. James
«1.13% use will be entertained
two wealth 1:03 and» afternoon
hyidsaJMwsrd saith. oi Boat/low
t tu'lsrtuu‘tls. .
ilflliib’l‘bl‘lafflb. in To no t'
Zion potassium inflame!“ .
' MEN’S Block and Colored LISLE &
The Grand Wmd-up
Tomorrow is positively the last day 01‘ the Great Sale. rain 01 shine.
own horns mhowevei, we feel that we can blow just 11 little bit. utter the woudeiiul success of this wonderful stile.
matters not whether you ve had your shale. come tomoi row. there‘ it enough to go the rounds
tomorrow.
Dress Goods
Muslin Underwear
For good wearing, well made garments.
you cannot equal them.
' Women 3 Night Gowns
Good quality Muslin Gowns. chemise
style. low neck, short sleeves. cm-
broidery trimmed. 750
quality. Tomorrow ........ 490
Rue Crossbar Gowns. Empire style.
low neck. short sleeves. trimmed
with embroidery and lace;
worth $1.50. Tomorrow ...... 97c
Petticoats
Good quality Muslin Petticoats with
tucks and hemstitchcd flounce;
regularly 69c
Tomorrow . .I ............... 390
Fine Muslin Petticoats. made with deep
embroidered fiouncc; reg
$1.50 value. Tomorrow. . . 970
Women’s Drawers
Well made Muslin Drawers. with deep
embroidered rufl'lc: 50c
value. Tomormw ......... 37c
Corset Covers
Lot of fine Muslin Corset Covers. em-
broidery trimmed; regularly 191:.
To.
morrow ......... 2 for 25c
Women’s Fine Nainsook and Crossbar
Corset Covers. dalntily trimmed with
lace, embroidery and ribbon: all
sizes; regularly 50c.
Tomorrow ................. 390
White Goods, Ging-
ham and Outing
' Flannel
Long Cloth
36-inch fine quality Long Cloth. value
for piece of 12 yds.. $1.75. $1 19
Tomorrow ............. » ,
' Waistings
Fancy White Waistlngs. in a variety of
pretty patterns: values to 1
.lZéc
25c yd. Tomorrow, YD..
“Amoskeag” Apron
Gingham
Worth 90 yard.
Tomorrow ............ .631/dc
Best American Prints
Worth 60 yard. 4%0
Tomorrow ................
Hosiery
and Underwear
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
SPECIALS
LADIES' All Wool SHIRTS AND
PANTS. "Berkshire" and “Lusomc”
Mills: regular $1.00 quality
Tomorrow. .796
-1.. ..... o...1
SILK‘HOSEzi-sgp a c usi-
ity. Tomorrow. ‘Plfmq. ”190
its *8 Medium Wol ht All Wool
stars a ass as; regular
‘10” w“5§osoltbi|ls:ll
Wyslovlfltblososbllo 90
)5be “00%“! may! double
rusted. sveryvr s 7
bxmstsclsivomorrowssc
MEN’S Extra Hos Outln Funnel
t Nlflmm SHIRTS? ‘
I. “Tl'yflthr TWl‘vo.l
'l he “Willem stocks and the greatest vuluts in ('Olineillcui.
but at tho 11111111. tiuie othrs the (victim of the inuiltct.
“SATIN TAFFETA RIBBON. 6 inch-
r
i.
Extraordinary Bargains tor the last day.
We have planned a Sale that we confidently expect to surpass last Sat-
urday's records by offering the remainder of our Fall and Winter:
Garments at prices that border on the sensational. Included are
great values in
High Class Suits,
oats, Furs,Waists
Skirts and
M illiner y
Tailor-made Suits, $12.98
A choice lot of high grade Tailored Suits. in a variety of materials, in-
cluding mixtures; values to $25. Tomorrow. $12.98.
Coats at $3.98
Fine lot of Women's Coats. long and short models, made of Kerscy and
Panama: black only: about 30 in all ; values to $10. Tomorrow. $3.98
Girl’s Coats, $3.98
Closing out our Winter stock. A good assortment: colors. navy, blue.
" green and red: sizes 6 to 14 years; values to $10. Tomorrow. $3.98.
RelentlessReductions in Millinefy
To dispose of at once the remaining lots of our Winter Mlllincry.
TRIMMED HATS in a good va- '
ricty of charming effects. Lot of UNTRIMMED 49
Values to $7.50. $1 98 HATS. ‘Tomorrow C
Tomorrow ........ s
Waists, 3 Great Specials
LINGERIE WAISTS. in Batistes and Lawns. trimmed with Val. and
Cluny lace combined With tucks regularly $3 98.
Tomorrow. ...... ...... .......; ............ E ......... $1.79
Lot of fine LAWN dz LINGERIE
models. daintily trimmed with
lace and embroidery; reg. $1.50
Lot of SILK WAISTS. in black.
syripcs. plaids. 010.: regular
and $1 79 values.
“430$ ....... 32-98 ................ 98c
Separate Skirts
Women's and Misses“ sizes. These Skirts are thoroughly well tailored.
and there are five different styles to choose from. The materials
are Panamas and Mohairs: regularly $5 98
Tomorrow ......... . ........ ... . . . . ...... $31149
.v'. ..... at.
Neckwear
Including Dutch Collars. gsbots. Stock
Collars and Collar an Cull Sets:
regular 391: 51:: 5101:. values. ”21 0
Buy These Ribbons
YOU y'CAN ALWAggM FIND USE
would sell roadil
cred excellent v us at
$3 50. Hero tomorrow at.
m
Ililtl
" '. .. '
Embmtdenes
Moire d I’ls‘ln TAFFETA RIB-
BON. 5% inches wide. all colors;
Plush... run vans ”.290
designs. 551: value.
'5 and flush Csmhric Fiouocin
humans. and mes-.111»
so void white ink. bins end illicit:
" 'p meats? “thinly“
TM. sen 1111110.. 29“
'Iomorrow is tht last good bye.
Take a poop in the few items mentioned and see what your pennies will do herle
WOmen’s Hand Bags
Walrus Bags. tacin. (nine. double hsn~
die. leather lined. fitted with porn.
mirror and powder pull. Those Begs
at $3.98: consid-
. $2.59
il-lnch Csmbrh: 9101111011110. bountiful
TWW’ PER YARD a-sll6c
second
WE!“ 3......50
We are not in the habit of presenting ourselves with bouqutts or, to use a common expression. blowing our
We invite all to come.
E1 ery item represents not alone wonderful savings
1000 YARDS OF GENUINE SHANTUNG BlLKB~~liuppy to say it. We have practically all the good
colors. It‘s the best bile cloth on the market. More tomorrow at 29c YD. CHENEY FOULARD SILKB, enough for one dill . 50C quality Tomorrow, 36¢.
Linens, Towels and
Toweling, Bed
Supplies, etc.
Table Damask
ALL AT MARVELOUSLY LOW
PRICES
66-inch lull bleached Table Damask.
satin finish. beautiful designs; value
59c. Tomorrow,
pan YARD ............... 360
Sheets and Pillow Cases
2000 full bleached Bed Sheets, worth
50c Tomorrow
EACH ..................... 290
500 full size 81xgo Bed Sheets. all one
piece. heavy muslin; value
75c ea. Tomorrow. EACH. . .560
200 dozen fine quality Pillow Cases. 3-
inch hem; value 15c cich.
Tomorrow ................. 1 1C
Towels and Toweling
300 dozen bleached Turkish Towels.
heavy quality; value 170..
Tomorrow. EACH .......... l 10
3000 yards linen absorbent Crash Tow-
cling; value 8c yard.
1
Tomorrow . ................ 4 /2C
Fine quality Linen Huck Towels. large
size; value 250 each.
Tomorrow. EACH .......... 150
Hcmmcd Dish Towels, with red stripes
and buck finish; all worth 8
12930 ea. Tomorrow. EACH. . . . C
Counterpaues
1000 large size Crochet Counterpancs.
raised designs and fine quality;
value $1. 50 each.
Tomorrow ............. $1.12
The famous “Fruit of the Loom” Nlus-
iin lull bleached. full yard Wide;
worth 121/ 4c yard. 3
Tomorrow. PER YARD “.740
Sheeting
”Pequot“ hali- bleached Sheeting. 2%
yards wide. the very best quality on
the market: value 35c yard. 28
Very Special tomorrow ...... C
Unbleached Muslin
36- -inch Unbleached Muslin. fine qual-
ity: value 100 yard.
Tomorrow ................. 71/20
Notions
500 spools of O. N. T COTTON. zoo-
yd. spools; reg. 5c. Special tom0r~
row ...................... 3c spool
HOPE SAFETY PINS. 3 papers for 50
BASTING COTTON. soc-yd spools.
at ................. l1” .ol/.c spool
VELVET GRIP HOSE SUPPORT-
ERS. all sizes. Tomorrow. . . .12540
Toilet Articles
CUTICURA SOAP. regularly 25c.
at .................... . ...... .150
(1 cake to a customer)
DR. LYONS’ TOOTH POWDER.
1151: size. at ............... .... .170
SANITOL TOOTH PASTE. POW-
DER or LIQUID. 2150 size. at. . .171:
srxttum's snacxta CREAM.
5ocsise.at..... ...... ..3.......9c
Women’s Gloves
a-clasp Cashmere Gloves. silk lined.
block only: all discs; value 32
50¢ pair. Tomorrow c
l Corsets .
‘ l Two are sssosms rtsuuyo r011
' . 01111 1.1107 om . . ,
E ' 1.50 and “.00 vol
”out? its 11 is
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Norwalk Chronicler