Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 8, 1911 · page 6

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MACONIO DIREC‘l’ORY.
law! Mil Lodpo, No. 108, F. and A. M.
out! In Masonic Building, South
1111 Halo strut. 1st and Id Tuo'sdar at
cool: mouth linden-sow“
mmdwut 8 o’clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Rood
g. Flynn, W. M: Robert M. Wilcox.
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all» chant”. NO. as. R. A. M.
cell in Masonic Building. South
1 Main mm. to d «in Tuesday- or
' ouch month-aim and August can
cooled-«at 8 oclook. All Royal Arch
Macon: cordially invited. Thaddeus

Ouyor, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,

deliberate attempt to aorrymdndor
Mr. Hill out of contour Comment-
ing on the remark of the New Lon-
don. Day. upon the didicuitios which
Mr Hill might llnd in carrying Fair-
tlold county,
says:

What was it the Gouraut said only
Yofltei'day about Mr. Hill boing in
dongor? We were not expecting orupo
on the doors at the Day and its
frankness ls‘huite refreshing. But it.

 
 
 
 

to have Mr. Hill defeated. To gerry-
rounder him out would make it martyr
of him

it will hardly do to put up a job
against Mr. Hill In this district. He
is the strongest representative that
Connecticut has In congress and to
delibornwiy figure to obstruct or do
font. his ro-cloction Would he very 1111»
acceptable to the grant mnjoritv of
the Republicans ot the state. however
it might please a curtain facuou
“down cost." I

mwkfuma.
AGAINST GERRYMANDIR.

The Hartford Cmrrunt in very frank
this morning in showing, that its for .
son for urging tho, doiuy in tho worlt
oi redistricting the aisle is that no
sure way yet has been doiisod tour
range districts no that ihoy will so-
ll that
the ('ouruut

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ROBERT M. WILOOX. Sony’-

 

SOCIETY NOTICES
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MERGHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
1 ERG’ ABIOOIATION
1‘ 1. v " Nehemiah Candec, President
,1 ‘ Vice-president. Charles] Pidgcon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett Treasurer

 

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... (rHE-PARK AND BRIDGE A
SURETY.

If the sentiment of the people
of Norwalk is to be measured by
the spirit shown at the mass
meeting held at Music Hall, last
evening, the bridge and park will
be given an overwhelming major~ 1 turn Ropuhlioou (3onur.ooomon

is it good runson lhon
“3' on Monday "”‘t' when them 1111111 11111 11 isn't. 11 11 “Hill!“
sPedal election Win be held in domnnd for n gorrymnndor. The
The meeting was historic lotillomocruts have almost uovcr had the
Norwalk in that it showed to‘numhor oi (‘roug ossmou 1111-11 popular
what depths it is possible to move‘ voto oniltlod them to. ii is certainly
lioo bad if Mr. Hill should be thrown
the people Of the town in favor into a humor-ruin 1iis1ritt.llut that
‘ 0! a great public improvement would not be so bnd us to do violence
1 5,1 '1 There wcTe over live hundred to dowmy and lulustim to tho \oiors.
“1.7-“. men in attendance and every One; by arranging a disimlod district {or

of them favored a new bridge and, 'his honrili «~Wutorinu‘1Amorirun

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park. as was exemplified by theiri new LIABILITY BILL.

demonstration when the speakers; Senator Judaon’s "new" liability bill
hailed the project as a surety is 11111 in inch 11 now our ii is merely
The mecting marked the begin-E1110 liulliiih part of tho immunisation
ning of a new epoch in the Old and ilu‘iiliity hill on which the two
. town It showed plainly that the- houson ionic. difouutlnood ermimuiliimqiim
compmltini on on ill‘coo Ho 1 . 1e
town had thrown OR the Cloak of now linhil‘hy hill is the some one rec-1

"tmgnasm" and in “5 stead had onlmondl d by tho commission appoint
' donned the UP ”‘0 d3“ cloak 0f ed to linostigutod thui s11l111c,t which

progressivcncss. l'cpolml to tho liolwrnl Ausomhly ol’
‘ Those who have been most per limo. Bonnior )Jud'm‘l believes tho; it

, liability ll) 11‘ mom i 111 11111111111131” on
I 5"“ severing in their opposition to the mi 11111 1111811. «Hortioul (‘ourunt
improvement admit that they y1

have lost and that the bridge and1

1'" park is s surety. 11 “ 1 1 N H .
‘. or pro 11 or mry. ow 1111011.. 1'
The construction Of this midgcl walk and South Miruulk In ()ctolp’ r,

1. will ever stand a monument ton “.1“, ”WWW“ I“ “mem. Morl-
. the change which has come over' ..1... 11111111112 and \Siiliumnnili hold
the whole town and will mark’i clmiions in llorcmlwr '
' 1’ WWW—o» ~-—-— 1
‘ the beginning 0‘ . new cm miI Norwuih lulu olniimi n cruundo
WhiCh "orwmk Win take its “and: 1 Mutual tho upon mutilt-rwn common
Wlth the progressive and flourish- 1 nuisiuu' c. ,. Antimlia Sentinel
“‘ in; cities of the state

To those who attended the
“m” méetinz- in” vening. me“ \i'omon cun’i vote universally, but.
remains no further doubt as to the 1111-1 ninja: alimony. which pays bet-
1 absolute necessity of the park ica- li‘lrwml'hllon (Hobo.
1'1: 11111111111. . *4"
i “1:," . i I1 l d . f liaco 111111 domes. ilore 11m tho II
1' rot. “ ‘ t e °" 3' l‘ “m“ ° ‘tlioo of Now Rochelle racing about tho
the Pmblem 3‘ to how to "move countn ill'lll on destroying tho signs
the objectionable structures abut- rim, doulroycd clam and liquor ad
ting the present antiquated and vortlsomoutu. The men of tho town
(“macaw arid“. will 1111111 11 hand in attending to than:

S e on dl til f thi 1111111101) III favorably by the holloww
c y' e P usage 0 8 Now liInvon Resistor.

.. fisturc of the bill is necessary in .. ...... ‘

order that the state appropriation Knnuuu has an inspector whoso did!
of 850.000 may be Iccured. it is in sec that the patrons of Kalil"
' Thirdly, the best interests of ‘Y‘\“ti°“"‘:“‘l‘h°l ‘8‘" dfmydir;

. 1 0- ”NEG I ll no y- W0 “(I I9“ 0" ,

the town dcnaand find the pI‘mCI from poms: It aoomo that the norms
Pauli!“ gudgment diufic thit are not to prolit by the colors“
those lands, designated by the .1..,.,,.,.-1..11111cuo Nova.
chill for use as a park, shall come A 11 11 ‘-— ‘ u M m u
1 aormonnanomcro 11 cv»
1"“ thep poosc‘solo/nuof 3:" tgwn. loco make: enough from lob-tors to
I "M a“ '1’“ mt on V’ m take his family yuht'ly to (laiitornlo.
’ will in four ballot: to bo consid- while the othor kind or Iobator 111111
ma by each voter. Ono marked, leads them in the chorus .111- on
'8“ t“ W" "W“ “4‘" 222“?” ”.Tfifi'ilii’. ...... “
Yos”; tho wound. “For the South ’ '"°"“ ° '
”Walk Bridge. N "1 the third.
“to the New Park at South Nor-
walk, Yos”; the fourth, "For the

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this full, either in October or Novom-

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it rooms didlcuii for young woman
to suit tho censors st thobathiut
beaches. 1! they limit their clothing to
morovcovorlnx they are crusted and
now one has boon srrootod at ()0qu
island tor going into the water roll!
W to rate for 1111111114.. olothod.-Provldonbo Tribuno.
pal: features, Mo ballots.

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solo tor the Now Ham road is on
W South Norwsllt 3M3” tigsln from hometown; some: the

”W "1'0“ the NW PI“ It New 1111111111111, u our on. that should,

Warmth. You.” . ' be chosen. 1111111111 11111111 not. Now-3

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T both Will go into oil’cct. but-.1
should the park feature be voted.
down, only that portion of tho;
" bill relating to the bridge: will bow? ,

should exercise cars to cast they

It is possible that tho proposed to I‘
districtiug which hoops Fairllcid coun-
ty alone as the Fourth District is a'

the Harttord GouruntI

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A Dual Event, that means much to you and much to us
emnant . Sale ‘ .
Advance Sale

 
 

 

Sotle

These two sales are of momentous interest to every mother. to every
housekeeper who should have at heart the best interest of the home

The Remnant Sole means a saving of at toast so per cent. Just think of what that means-am actual saving of over. one-halt. The Fall Advance Sale 1s a sav-

ing of at least one-quarter. Who can aflord to miss it? A word now as to the Romnlant Sale. B
Embroldcrico. Ribbons. Lin’ons. etc. are to bo offered at ononboli of thcir rcal valuei

y this we Full that all short longths of Dress Goods, Silks, Laces.

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Special Ea'riy Showing of
the Now Models in
Autumn Apparel for
Women ‘

’All’ordlng wide tango {or choice in
fabric and style, as well as special
prices. It matters not where deolrc
leads, you will find it amply repre-
sentcd in the handsome 1

Tailored Suits 1

of Broadgiotho, Cheviots. Scrgcs. Diag-
onsla.t to. “in a great variety oi the
new co ringancluding Black Blue.
Green. Coronation. Violet and fancy
Mannioh Mixtures. Prices tram

$14.98 to $35
Women’s

Long Coats

The new Fall models. ton. An ex-
quisite showing. Cut extreme length.
and are exact copies of the most
swagger styles as seen on the streets
of London and Paris. The only clit'o
icrcnce is they are made in the Am-
ct‘ican workshops. Come tomorrow
and look at our line. Prices irom

$10 to $25
Handy Sweaters for
Sishool Days

Evcrg season finds the Sweater more

more popular It' a really a no.
ccuity for school days. It' o art of
the school outfit. Sec the glr a have
their”: ready. Goat Sweaters tor
mines and children. fancy or plain
weave, single or double breasted.
high or V-nock, in White Oxford.
Cardinal. also colored trimmed
Prices from

98c to $4.98
Nemo Corsets "

For Fall. 1911 Tomorrow we will bo
pleased to explain tho ouporior ico-
turoo of all the new models for Fall
your for olondor. rhodium or stout
women. Prlcoo

1 $2 to g5
Notions at Reduced Prices

Hooks s cm (worm!)-
carda tor 1c. polar price so card.

bLflgglUTM COLLAR NIPPON“.

JUNO! BAS’l'lliIo THREAD. 600
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DARNIRG COTTON. spools or «no,»

5 form ‘51:.
IOCKLETS. tor 11.11.1111}, 7: por pair.
FANCY ELASTIC. 171: yard. 1

CLINTON'B SARI??? PINS, all
an“. o cards, 31:.

HAIR lfll‘l‘d, 5: quality, o for 51:.

 

Remnant Sale of
Wrists, Dresses,
wrappers, Muslin
_ Underwear. -
Linen Separate
.Skirts, etc.

Wo cannot tell you half the story. An
occasional item must suffice.

First come the WAISTS. ‘About five
or‘olx doses in all; re; 1, 6 6 :

$1 25, 81.50. Remnant price .

DRESSES that averaged to cost about
1 $5.00. Remnant prices .

$1.99, $2.49, $2.98

WRAPPERS that sell up to
W Rampant price ..79C

..Wo'oy'ono Muslin 111111;- 1191121111

460 "lifill One-Third 0ft

hold for 79¢
Iernnant price ....... . . . . . .

REMNANT SALE OF SKIRTS—150
Separate Dress Skirts. in White and
Linen color; rozulo prico

1’
$3. 98. Remnant price ...... 86c

REMNANT SALE OF CORSETS.

odd aim: regular prico up
to $2. Remnant price ......

Rillg'gléllg‘u SALE 21“ BLACK

P TS; rc . 1.115.

51.50. Romnant prfcc ...... 86c

SEERSUCKER PE’FTl- '
COATS, Remnant price . ..24C
25c Curtain Scum 6‘4c

vyard wide heavy round thread Cur-
tain Scrim. in new tan shades. .6‘/.c

81 English Long Cloth 78c

Nice soft quality, 36 inches wide, suit-
able for underwear. io~yard piece
tomorrow . . . ....... . ........ 18c

 

 

 

'12‘40 Dress G'mgliam 781:

1000 yards of best quolit Drooo Ging-
ham in strlpoa and pic domil colors;
fine for children s school dresses

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15c Kimono Runnels 12%

too piocoo d lino qualigflonndot
in a bountiful 1‘ MW slid
boiorlnu. Remnant Bale. .1. 111%:

Remnant Solo ofLaccs

includ Valua-
11111131,”:ch ”Melony of»
loom roll voluooup

m yard. no 11111111.. Sc

Remnant Sale of Vellum

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i PRESS OINGflAflS in out i 1.

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(Dot Annual Fall Sale of

, Blankets

GREATESTyBELANKET EVENT
This sale is always your greatest op-
portunity each year to buy Blankets
of all descriptions. from the lowest
priced cotton ones up through all
rodeo to the Ernst all wool Cali—
omias. and as you have ever proved
in the post at lowest prices quoted

. anywhere for like qualities. We court
comparisons. Housekeepers. hotel
managers and buyers for all public
institutions should hasten to advan-
tage by tho great sale. and its excep-
mmally low prices. ’

EXTRA SPECIAL FOR
THIS SALE

About 100 pairs of Sample Blankets-—
Blankets which we purchased and
are standard. first-class gnods. com
prising ill cotton. cotton and wool,
all wool Blankets, in White Gray,
Scarlet colorings. and Fancy Plaids.
All to be sold at

Prevailing retail prices

White Wool Blankets

Bully bedstead also. with pink or blue
striped borders. The beat Blankets
wc‘ vc over oficred at so low a figure.
Big $3 so value.
Remnant price . ..

Our Beacon Special

li‘ull size. heavy. soft wool finish pink
and blue borders. bound with 1-inch
silk binding; value

1.1 8:150. Tomorrow ......31189

.“Out Loader”

White California Wool Blanketsfio

per cent. wool with just enough cot."

ton. to provont shrinking; double
bed also. 751184 inches; one of our

‘ best values.

Worth 36.00 $5
iDsldornla Wool“ Blankets
Whitcmos per cent: wool. double bed
i sin, 179x84 inches. Eopec~

lolly priced for this sale ........

California Wool Blankets

White. 75 per cent. wool mode by one
of tho loading Blanket manufactur-
ers of the country. lull 11—4 size.
731184 inches. five pounds weight;

1 handsome pink or blue
.i border. Real value 85. $4. 50

Extra Fine Californian

Made of uloctod wool. full tr-a size.
for double rooms. Special
valuo for this sale

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Reninants on, the
NW" Spot Table

“‘M‘i‘ ...7/2c

hi
Will Silt 0' Bel“ ‘ 1mm 1.1000an kinds in the lot.

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also a to'w Curtain
Syrians. PER YARD

-.--~$2.98 ‘

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Advance Sale Men’s
Wool Underwear

We want the men to come tomorrow,
but if the men cannot come, the wo«
men will do just as well.

1200 Gray Wool Shirts
and Drawers

The product of one of the best New
England mills. Winter weight. The
same garment that many pcoPIe call
good value at $1 00. Come tumor-
row, buy any size from

36 to 50. Price ............ 750
Men's Fiannelette Night ,
Shirts ‘

Men's super quality Flannelctte Shirts.
the well known “Universal" Brand.
size from 15 to 19. The best gade in
America. Advance sale

mm... .................. 471:
Lines Department

Crochet BEDSPRMDS. Marseilles
patterns; value $1.45 Remnant
price ......................... 89c

Welded-seam SHEETS. 72x90: regu-
lar price 59c. Remnant price. . .48c

42x36 Hornstitched PILLOW CASES.

t price ................ 11c

:11ng Pure Linen Huck Towels, hcm~
med. tape border. all white; regular
price 25c. Remnant price. no car

31-inch Brown _DRESS LINEN regu-
lar price 25c.“ Remnant Sale. .151:

One lot WHITE GOODS. .shecr

' checks, dots. stripos. ctc.' . regular
prices taV,c to toe. Remnant
Sole ...................... 10c yd.

J“

A Rousing Sale of All
Silk Ribbons

This is an excellent opportunity to
purchase All Silk Ribbons at greatly
roducod prices. The special bar-
gains that we offer will surely bring
crowds of eager buyers.

A large assortment of All Silk Rib-
bons in plaids. stripes, checks and
plain Satin Toilets. worth
up to 250 .................. 17c

One lot of 5-inch Ribbon, fancy, in-r
eluding Dresdcns stripes and Per-
sians, worth up to 39¢ yd.

Remnant price. YARD ...... 24C

Another goat bargain in All Satin
Taffeta bbons. all desirable colors;
worth up to age yd

Remnant price ......... 21C

Our lot of mfif/«inch. All Silk Taffeta
lora; vein: of to 18:

ard. Remnant 1
is...” . .................. 12/20

Ono lot of 6-inch All Silk Fancics, in
plaid! and otrlpod effects; worth up

1039c. Room-1111240

prico. PER um)
Jewelry Depiutmentg
SPECIAL Paglia FOR THIS

 

Bolt Pins ond Buckles .........19c
Belt Pins. value 501: . .asc
Bonny Plogvaluesnc W251:

A small lot of Hair Barettss to close

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