I ‘lliESDUTHNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
. James Golden, Editér and
.. Proprietor
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I FRIDAY. MAY 26391?!
"MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR!
TOMORROW ~
‘ : Sun rises 4:25; sets 7:14.
f High tide 9:57 a. m.; xo:I7 p. m.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
31.0w Well LOdge, N0. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, Sonth‘
‘ Main street, lot and 3d Tuesday 01'
each month—minty and August exr‘
copied—wt 8 o'oloelt. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Read
it. Flynn, W. M. llohert M. Wilcox.
at See.
Butler Chapter, N0. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 1th 'l‘uesdayil of
brush month~—.luly and August ex-
cept.eti~—at 8 o‘clonk. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
(layer, 171. 1’. Robert. M. Wilcox,»
Sec.
ROBERT M. WlLCOX. Secy’.
SOCIETY NOTICES
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MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-I
ERS’ ASSOCIATION '
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon'
Frank W. I‘Iadiey, Secretary
. ‘ Matthew Corbett, Treasurer i
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MORSE AND WALSH REFUSED'
CLEMENCV.
In refusing element-y to Charles W.
Morse. of New York. and John ll.‘
Walsh, of Chicago, President William;
Howard ’l‘at‘t lam again (lt‘illOllSil'liltHl‘
that wisdom and l‘earlesaaeas la the‘
lure 0t" pnblie reusnre u hieh has mark
ed his atliuinirttation throughout. The
notion is but another proof that inf
has the eonragte of his eonrieiions.
whieh nelt her moral, pnlitleal, or finan-1
'cial persuasion ran shake.
la annonnt'lng. his decision Presi-
dent 'l‘ul‘t said: ,
“The truth is that in the land rush.
for wealth the last lew jlt't'lltli‘h‘ the
lines between protit t'rom leultinmto,
business and improper ,zain t‘rom an»
due use et‘ trust euntrnl orer other:
people's propert} and money has noun“,
times been dimmed. mat the itilermt
of Snell-l} requires that whenmer op“
portunlt} oil‘ers those charged with‘,
the enforcement ol the law should
tunphnuize the tlistilit'lloa between.
honest luminous and dishonest hl‘eat-lrl
er: of trust." f
He also takes the tlrni stand that"
the national liaakint'. laws must no.
upheld when they ail'erl the wealthy
man own mote than when they aii’eet;
the poor man. i
There is no doubt but what Presi-
dent 'l‘al‘i‘s ntand in ihin matter will:
have an undeniably good eilet‘t apou‘
the poorer people at large, whose eon»?
fidence la the stability of our banking:
institutions will be materially ;
ntrengthened. ’l‘he anauraiwe that;
thnnn at the head of theae institutional
will he held lli‘t'tillilllilllt‘ for tlielrl
abuse of tho eontltlenet- and trout pine;
ed in them in what the working: elanaeu
have been demanding. _
l’reaitleut 'l‘ul't'n ili'illflltlll should ulna:
have the effort of tilaetntrauiuu that
"fraudulent breach of trout“ anti ”liltil'-‘
“at tnrpttude" whirl: han heretofore
, been indnluett in with apparent int
'puntty by many at the more powerful
hanltlnu men at thin emtntrr.
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NORWALK SHOULD REMAlN A,
PORT OF ENTRY.
’l‘lin annoum-emenl in ,reatm'tltLV'u
Sentinel to tho oli‘tmt that it t'onurenu
atloptu the l‘tlt'tlllllilt‘lltlltlltlllii'(if Roe-
reiul‘y Mat-Nolan. ot‘ the ’l‘reanary port,-
Itllltl, tittntnnut houlton at n iiulnhot‘
ot'thn mantl lml‘lli in the New Elite
iaadatateu will lie either ahalinhod nt'
consolidated wlth other tllutrlela, Willi
considerable interest. here, in view
the autirillea in South Norwallt on
him hurt at the nterrtantlln ialoroalu
hematite the meat of tin riuliia an ti
f g 017.,eutry.
It would appear from the action at
Secretary MacVolgh that another at-
' {a true to ho’mnde to reorganize
customs department of the federal
eminent. Statistics show conclu-
iy'tliat the need of reorganization
his department in urgent and Worth!
in line with oonwrrutive business
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.orrerer. We hope that Congress-
Hlli Will be able to anticipate any
new. towards the abolition of
White as tit-”port. at entry. The nest
laminae of this port has been
ill indeed, while the tucomehaa
’ ” neeedoti‘the coat. inspection
a done by Bridgeport amnion.
“e or New ”needed
m. «lg-1w.»- .. .
lug yours in
. M oxleo.
. tor the inaaruentawwhy not spend the.
“be distributed among
l‘aoturing industries hero who receive
imports and in the interests of the, .
merchants who are projeetlng tho‘eu-
lahliulanant ot a bonded store. house.
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RIGHT TO THE‘POlNT.
Former Spenltert’lanaoa in l‘alltltttll‘
about tiriag' until he is 1150. A lot (ill
people wouldn't mind his living until
he in 300, provided he spend the com-
pri vato IIIQ.“~'HIIFI lord
(lonrant.
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The house in getting ready to pails
statehood biiln for Arizona and Now
When theue hills ptliiii the
aonnte Joe Bailey will have another
ehnnee to resign.~--«Srracnse PoutASlan-
darti.
(leorge Washington's head in on the
message hai’ of the double postcards,
while Martha's is on the reply. Wt»
men will have the last word.»~-—1)otroltv
News.
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Mayor Gaynor says that roadiag'the
lilhle multes i'olltts role more prudent.
ly and (‘UIISCli‘llllOllHl_\'.*““I’I9|‘elfi un ldea‘ .
next campaign funds for llihles, to
the votersww‘
Philadelphia 'l‘lmes.
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Further (to. l'ennypacker.’ of Dean-
nylranln. a Republican. pronounces
(tor, Wilson, of New Jersey at eharla-
tan, and predicts that he will soon be
forgotten. The tlrat proposition is enu-
it) mint-ted; the neeontl is open to die
eusuion, ~:A‘\"tinliltiutOIi Star.
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Physicians (let'lure that Hawking lie—t
fore tnealu “renders the lateral hueoun
insensitive to alimentary stimulation.
and neutralizes the olet‘netory retlux.”
Outside of that. lloe. is all right to,
smoke after a meal?-~--llridueport Pollux;
it will he a l‘t‘llfl‘l‘ when the. reroute;
lion in over Maybe we shall then not
the real news from England, where,
the world's greatest experiment in till-l
rant-ed democracy is now being: tried
out. vvvvvv New York World.
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From the thin ire of winter and the
auatendy canoe in summer, deliver an! ‘
lloston ’l‘ranserlpt.
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A Philadelphia judue rah“; that a
man who gives all his pa) to his wile
in a sheep. it won the general ltaprex-l
eion that he was the goat -~»i’attersnn-“
News. ‘
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Of course a girl is never really are
ury it' a young man tries to hiss her,
but it' she Illlll'kfl the aeenslon demands
it she ran put up a ulunntie bluff.“
(‘hieauo Daily News.
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CRUSADE AGAINST BASEBALL
POOLS.
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Another Arrest In New Haven~Pur~
Chasers of Tickets Liable. E
mow HAWGN. .\in_\' 2tl.-~m'l‘he pain-oi
eontinued to more aetirely in the tame-l
hall pool erunatle. making another an;
real yesterday afternoon. Emil (laminaj
helm: eliurged with netting pool tiek-1
eta. ’l‘he atatementn at Winter llurelil
in rear! yesterday that he had soldl
hundreds oi tirhetn and hia \‘ttllllllili‘i':
tttllllit-inioll of names or many 01‘ those!
who have been handling the lit-helml
has rreated a stir. (‘ltiel‘ t‘owlou saidE I
in an interview that he believed thorn,
who had imitaht th'hetn are lltlllle to.
arrest. l
STABBED NEW BRITAIN MAN.
NEW lllll'l‘AlN. May 2n.~-~lnt‘nriatetl
hr a rite epithet applied to him by
one or u t-rowd ol’ hauuorut‘in, larael
hath-a. u pttah earl man..run aianek
with a knife in a wholesale. trniti
honue yesterday and stabbed .loueplr
(ll‘tllN‘t'li, who wan to the erowd, and
who, ilnlh-a t'luimr, littered the words
that started the i't'natut, (lrullarh wan
Inter attended by a pliynieluu. Dulles.
reullzinu that he had eonnaitted a
ltrure aanuult. annotwtloti lu elndlap. at
proud of tall that had Kaila-red in the
plum anti ran away. lie who later
caught by the native not tar from the
drone ol‘ tho Hlflllllllllil tlrabeek will
recover lllilt‘lil-l hiood pnluonlnu note la.
The knife (altered ltlu loll eldn and
tlnvateet was tintiuetod hr a 1‘“).
NEW BRITAIN MAN BUlCiDEB.
’ NEW nmratu. May 2d.»-.lulluu
Moltzo’n. aged ii yearn, committed Blh
lehlo by hanging himuelt in the collar
or lint inane, 123 Orange. atreot today.
tie had been out or Work and stutteringN
with malaria tor twu weeks. Moltaon‘n
(laughter, Anutmtn. tilted tWolre, wont
to the collar to look for her father
shortly after it o‘clock. Bho‘ now his
body hanging from the ceiling and not:
tiled her mother. The woman and the
girl out. the hotly down‘mtd cut the
rope from his neck. Molizon had vlah
ted a physician mm an hour before
ending tilts lite.
Milli. GREENS BAREWD DEAL.
GHIOAGO, May 26.-Mra. Hetty
Green. of New York, has acid 480 acres
at unlinpravad land in the southwest;
urn part of lhlti city for approximately
$1,000,000. She acquired the tract and
$196,000. '_ _
reel eetate
‘ A Double—Header all ready for TomorrowwA Combination Magic Figure Sale
9c Sale
29C Sal
We npurpqpe keeping the ball a'rolll'ng at a lively pace, We know of but one way to do this and that is to hand out a good supply of money-savers.
They’re all big Winners, no you can plainly see from the prices quoted belowmand don‘t forget the hundred and one others that are not even mentioned. To-
, morrow wdl surely be a great day for us—and a greater-day for you.
WOMEN‘S KIMONOS
A manufacturer‘s sample line of Kimo.
nos, neat floral designs, a wide range
of styles; regularly 29c.
Saturday ................. . 1 90
TORCHON LACES
1000 yards of all linen Torphon Laces
and Insertions to match, widths from
i to 4 in.: regularly so yd.
Saturday, SIX YDS. Ior ..... 190
WOMEN'S DRAWERS
Made of fine quality Cambric. with
generously cut tucked ruffle: all
sizes; regularly 25c.
Saturday ..................
CORSET COVERS
25 dozen good quality Muslin Corset
Covers. several styles to select from.
trimmed with lace. embroidery and
ribbon; regularly 25c.
Saturday .................. 190
DANISH CLOTH
500 yards yard-wide Danish ,..Cloth, all
colors: regularly 25c.
Saturday, YARD ........... 19C
WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS
Short White Underskirts. of good qual~
ity Muslin. with full cut ruffle;
regularly 29c.
Saturday .................. l 90
DISH TOWELS
IOO dozen Dish Towels. red border.-
with red lines through center; con-
sidered a bargain at too ca.
Saturday, THREE for ...... 19C
Women’s and Misses’
Regular $8 and $10
Trimmed Hats at $4.98
You will be surprised at the unusual
values we are offering at this price.
Startling'Values in
Untrlmmed Hats at
75c and $1
.A similar sale of these Hats last San
urday created a sensation. We have
secured another lot rqually as good
for tomorrow's selling. The sea-
son's beat styles. including many
a new shapes.
Extremely Interesting Underprlcing
on Fashionable
, Suits and Dresses
Our determination to reduce stock has
brought about further reductions.
Make your selection tomorrow for
Decoration Day from a collection of
absolutely new. aeaaoneblc and ”re-
liable garments that you cannot dup~
licate later at the prices marked.
Tailored Suits at. $12.47
This lot represents Suits we have can
itiveiy cold at $18.50 and $29.50. his
season‘s best materials and styles.
Women’s and Misses’
Summer Dresses
$1.19 & $2.98
A beautiful showing of Gingham and
Percale Dreams, some trimmed With
braid, other; are of pretty strip“ and
checks, with Date collar and cuffs,
There are many other styles, all of
which are made of excellent mitten
talc Exact copies of $4; $5 and $6
garments. Special Saturday. $1.19
and $2.98.
l9c'
MATTINGS
in all ncw‘carpetteficcts; value
t
25c yd. Saturday, YARD. . . . 19C
CHILDREN'S BLOUSES
terns; regularly 25c and age.
Saturday . . . . ..............
Sizes 4 to 14 years, made of serviceable
Gingham and Percale. all good pat-
l9c
CRASH TOWELING
regular price is roc yard.
All Linen. washes very absorbent; our
Saturday, 3 YARDS for ...... 190
BEST,AMERICAN PERCALES
In a large assortment of neat designs,
styles suitable for men’s shirtsp
worth today 15c yard.
Saturday, 3'YARDS for ..
. 29c
WOMEN’S NIGHT GOWNS
Lot of Muslin Night Gowns. trimmed
with ruffle around yoke and sleeves,
low neck. Special
7 Saturday . . . , .............. 290
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
Sizes 1 to 4 years. A remarkable lot
of Wash Dresses in a wide range of
styles; regularly 5°C.,
Saturday ................ ' . . 29c
HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's and Women’s All Linen Hem-
stitched Handkerchiefs; regular
le/z'c quality.
Saturday, THREE for ...... 29C
LACE CURTAINS
wide; worth 29c.
.Saturday ..................
Nottingham Lace Curtains. full 48 in.
19c
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
Extra size Ribbed Shirts and Pants, all
styles: always sold at 35c. 9
Saturday .................. 2 C
LADIES' HOSE
black: all sizes; regularly
Ladies‘ Lisle Hose, colored. tan and
‘ 25c pair. Saturday ......... 19C
TABLE DAMASK
Full Bleached Satin Table Damask.
fine quality; value 50c yd.
Saturday, YARD .......... 29C
DRESS SHIELDS
, tar. pair. Saturday,
TOILET ARTICLES
Riker's Tooth Powder
Blush; value 35c.
Saturday ..................
RUCHING
3 pork lengths. Saturday
Light weight Dress Shields; regularly
«3 PAIRS for .............. 19C
-&
and Tooth
190
Special .................. . . 190*
., BELTS
Women's Elastic and Patent Leather
Belts; regularly 50c and
75C.
Saturday ............. 290
LADIES' i-IOSE SUPPORTERS
"Velvet Grip" Pad Hose Supporters,
with belt; 50c quality. 29
Saturday .................. c
TEA AND COFFEE POTS
2 qt. Gray Enameled Tea and Coffee
Pots, with enameled covers;
usually 39c. Saturday ...... 29C
a m 5 ' ~
g.
OLD DUTCH CLEANSE
4 lb. package; value 25c.
EXTRA
Saturday .................. 19c
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES—Every- I SPECIAL FOR I 24-inch
' thing for the Holiday is Here ~ I TOMORROWI Matting
EXTRA
WOMEN‘S GLOVES
2-clasp Lisle and Silk Gloves, double
tipped fingers,
black and white: regularly
50c. Saturday, PAIR ........ 290
(Limit one pair to a customer.)
excellent quality.
Suit Cases
EXTRA
Wonderful Values in. Women’s and
Mlsses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists,
Skirts and Millinery
VAL' LACES
3000 yards of French and German Val.
Laces and Insertions. handsome new
desi as; re ulariv c d.
Satugrday, 6 gYARDS 15m .y ...... 290
SEERSUCKER PETTICOATS
500 Wash Seersucker Petticoats. well
made, intended to be sold
at 50c. Saturday .......... 290
(Not over two to a customer)
PRINTED LAWNS
30 inches wide, many pretty summer
dresses will surely be purchased to-
morrow; regularly sold at 125/, and
15c yard. Saturday.
3 YARDS for .............. 290
TAFFETA SILK
moo yards of fancy Striped Tafi'eta
Silks. light grounds. new, all pure
silk; regularly 50c yard.
Saturday .................. 290
leather bound. straps and good quality
brass clamps: never offered before for
less than $1M,
FRENCH VOILE
40 inches wide, black, cream, Copen-
hagen and lavender; regular-
ly 50c. Saturday, YARD ..... 290
$1.95
Saturday
WAISTS
A GREAT SALE
'1000 brand new Waists, right up to
the minute in style. Two famous
makes. “Standard" and “Columbia.”
the acme oi Waist perfection. Dain—
ty and nifty; beautifully made, anfi
all perfect fitting. Tomorrow mark—
ed as follows:
$1-Waists at 590
This is the Waist that caused such a
furore a week ago. Plenty for to-
morrow's selling.
$1.50 Waists at 990
$2.50 Waists at $1.49
$3“ Waists at $1.99
These last two numbers are the hand‘
somst and most effective you ever
saw; the beat types of the best
Waists in the land. The well known
“Standard"-—-beats ’em all. You
ought to supply youreummer needs
tomorrow—it’s a grand opportunity.
New Linea Coats $4.98
This small lot of so Coats is an unusual
bargain. All are samples, stylish,
serviceable models, in all suds. Spec- '
ial tomorrow. $4.98.
Wash sun's $1.19
New Summer styles. specially purchas-
ed for tomorrow’s'selllng. at a figure
which should leave us with clear‘
racks by closing hour tomorrow.
Made of Lima and Duck in white
and «colors; well worth $1.98 each.
Saturday, 31.19
Norwalk Chronicler