Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 20, 1911 · page 6

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James Golden. Editor and
Pro rietor

 

 

“MIA'EURE ALMANAC FOR
" M0 ORR ROW

. rises 6: to; sets 5:04.

1' it this IO :32 a. m.; u :05 p. m.

«Mp—W

. MACON“: OIHICTOIY.

on Wen Lodge. No. 103,F. and A. M.
Meets Iin Masonic Buildml. South
I Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
esoh month—July and August ex-
eepted~nt 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Reed
g1. Flynn. W. M Robert M. Wilcox.
ec.

lutler Chapter. ND. 38. R. A. M.
Meets iu Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex»
‘cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus

Guyer, ii. P. Robert M. Wilcox,

 
 

 

 

 

00.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Seey’.

- ' SOCIETY NOTICES
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',I' MERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-‘

.. ERS’ ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer

EVENING SENTINRL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

 

MR. BEARLES' ARDlFFESB.

Tells of Mosquito Extermination st
ausiness Men's Meeting. ,

W. L. islearies, the Tokslncke' rest-F
dent. who is promoting the mosquito
cxtermiuntion plan in this section of
the“ state, andIhas met with good suc-
cess in the Tokoncke, Rowluytunhnd
Dell islund section. delivered the prin-
clpsl sadness of: ‘the meeting of the
Mm-ehunts‘ and Munutacturers' Assoc
ciation- meeting in the South Norwalk

club, Wodncsdny evening. His re-
marks were as toiiiiu's: II”.
Mr. President and Ge south:

The problem of mesh lto-Ilontrol has
long passed the experimental and
doubtful state. We can profit by the
years of study, experiment, and suc-
cess of the U. 8. Government and
neighboring states. Here are hulls-I
tins issued by the government cover-
ing the subject in nil its bearings, all
to mosquitoes and disease, loss to the
[WONG through sickness, unprofitable
lnnds. and nnlIIIhnbltnble stretches.
loss to business through the undesir.

 

nblc conditions chargeable to this post
nnd on to the nmny advantages to be.
had through drainage of salt marshes:
rosnllingv, in tho extermination- of mos—F
qnlloos. All kinds of proofs of lief
success, all kinds of rcoomnncudntionsl
based upon experience are here and
are anthontlr. it rr-Innins for you to?
ilnd wnys nuIl menus to urcompiishF

F this most desirable IIIIIl for your tum».
"ship of Norwnik. F

,Ii‘hc brooding plnces nro il‘Olllll‘illflll\

 

gem—News Department l
92—3—Business Department I

“um—Branch Office, Norwaik

890 ——Editor’s Residence F

729-5—City Editor's Residence

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W»-..... .._.,. . ..

THE MENS RELIGlOUS MOVE-
MENT.
lllul‘por's \Vt‘t'lilfi'J
lIZduoniloII gets aniplo ullonllon.
without strong roi:Ii’orIIoIIIIIIIl
.ligion it will not bring

but
of ro-
our conn-
tllo. perils uhond. it is mainly to
trellgion that we must look to mono
inon friends of ponoo.rospoolorsoi
justice. npholdors of riuhloousnoss,
if thoro is to ho nothln: in our llfo
but grab and got. no joys lIIII tho
joys of tho senses, no hnpplIIoIIs oxoopt

F

' uruiod. stngnont.

F ouch your until

growing larger. through gradual mo 1
thin and sinking of lhcI miIIsh whichF
has been robbed of its natnrul draln~l

jngo by man 's interference. The rcsillts‘
of cutting off a portion of n meadow;
with II road are those because drnln I
tigo has been stopped wotor slnnds
qu file'surfuce. tho lund bucomos sni-
salt grass dies and
soduo takes its plnoc. tho tun-t gradual-

F ly dies and sinks. holding more wntor

own be?
for

whole
purudiso

lilo
comos nn Imflistnrhod

Flntlsqilllo breeding. Small depressions
. try and our civilization snfoly through.

Whui is busIIl on nIntoI'iul suporilui'

tics. we shall not inst long nor no
. far. if we il"‘f‘ I'i'iill) ll) prospIIII in
this country with II lusting and pro
grossingpIIIIspI-I‘liy. tho foundations
”"6f ll lililril ho laid in righloousnoss,

and nobility and l‘ortiludo of charm»-

Iior, (iiI'oII thou.» ossontluls. sound
laws, liberty, justlco, II'lIIItIIIcI' Innkos
for human IlovIIlopIIIoui will follow.
The trim of this rolluious llllth'lllt‘ilI
is lo IIIIIlIo good pooplo. Ilur
rolinnco in all sIIIIIIIl and
problems is tho I-hnrnI-Ior of our poo.
pio us it is. Our lIIIsi bopc is in tho
‘ maintensnoo illlil lili]‘-l‘()\'l‘lll|‘ill IIt'
thut. chnrnolor, and it is by Il‘f'llglllll
more than anything I'lso llliil I-lIIII-nII-
. ter is shnpod and sIIIIIIIiIIoIl

lIIIsi

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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

-H“:

President Tnft III (.ov
the stnlc lino: This is

Johnson at
my soI onIl

‘ call in California," Gov. Johnson in
Lloliforniu, IIi‘ I'oonll." IIl.os .inuolI-s
liornld.

N-.-

When tho-Wrights not through with
their prouont oxporin’lonis in North
ini'ollna. porhnps America will llo us
far in tho run with tho :IIIIIIIIIIIIIII us
the Wrights put it once before.
York 'l‘I‘ibuuo.

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”Q-

pilllllt'zll‘

grow to be larger ones through this'
rolling procoss. Most of your Inursh?
us show this lnlorforonco with lllt‘
natural conditions. llrninzluo is tiitI
only thing which will hrius buck those
lnIIIis to II normal condition of proIluoI
tiI‘omIss nIIIl stop mosquito brooding
on this wholosulo sonic.

’i‘ho. rousons for doing it. now
thoso, llll‘ IInnirnIItor doing; our worl;
on tho slIIIrII front of tho wlIolII towIII
ship of lIuriIIu lIII Is §Ll\t'll tho estimate
01‘ nppI-IIIiIImIIIlI 37mm to: your
township; :Iiuo his promin- Ihnt tlioio‘
Would no no dolor in snarling the
work “hot: you woro ronIly. (lllIIII‘
sootluns nro ilt‘lllllllillili: this work
iuslor llIIIn It can lIo III-Ironiplisliod.
thoro is only oiII- t’illli‘t‘l'll nlIlo to do
for you and tho}: :II'II IvoritiIII: Iiiidoi‘
pntoniod IuoilIIIIlII :Iud llllN‘lill‘li'rl. it
will I‘I-I‘H'l‘ cost loss :IIIIl it will ninnys
ll I'nunoi llt' titlllt‘

it l‘t'

IIII humor to not.
by Iluy Inborors without llIII InIII‘h‘IIIIIs
und it it could it Would cost ill tho
I'IIry ions: sown lllllt't-i no InuI-h poi‘
running too: of ditching. .

So it I'IIIIIIIiIIs for you to lulIo it.
II hon you I-uu got it, or nwnlt yqu'F
tutu flllt'l oilIIII- i‘lllllnllullllll‘fl II-ow ll-ik ;
luu it up IIIIIiIilI iIuIII lIIIIIII IIIIIIplI-.lod F
lIlII- IIIrIzII tilllll: it‘ll-l in New lI‘IIIziund
lI:III~ boon :II-IIopIoIi since our work
was ELH‘FI'II in SIIpIIIuIl‘IIIr. 'l‘litlfit'}
F must no (‘liilllllt‘lt‘fl the: F

ii IIIII ho Ilono IIIIIi will lH‘ done it
yum ‘I'IIIoplII IIlll hm It'lili'lll' llIo l‘lHll' F
Iuons lfl‘lii‘lll to our ll i‘I',InIllI,I to (Ivory;
luminous I-IInIIorII and to IIIIIIII pit‘t't‘:
rot propIIriI- in tho township. it can:
FiIiIrIliI' ho oIIIlmIItoIl llll nIlInIIoo i
F t onsidorlm: tho lIIIIIltlI IIIIIi IoIIIlIIIlF

i
F
l

The csilinnto of Mr llnIIIIw (‘lllt‘anf In.» IonIIIIIInlty is it not the dIIlyF

counsel i'or Ibo .‘IlINIIInIIm
that tlIolr trip] will oust hnll’ II mil-
lion dolinrs is hard to crIIIlit.
thing IIII Inny IIII euro, and that is it

ill OIH‘ to rnlso this fund?

the sum Illt‘lillillllttl has boon rnlsml-

fIIr llIo IIotIIIIsII, us bus boon rIIpurtIIIl. show when he in put buying his own

FF " it will all lIII spout.
' sec to that.-

'l‘lIII luwyors will
i’iIlIIrsun ilrosn.

d... ,-
iii was now to (.‘(lliiflwil IlIImnuIl

I
I

Irwin? I'oIIIIlilng front II IIIoIIIqIIlto freed
i

from the prIIanIIIslVIIII for Justice liilr-F

'liill'l plnoo oh thII supremo hIInolI.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

just. wIIIII
ordlnnry and pinion-salvo loathe.-
New York World.

4“.

Switches, unit‘s r.ollII ruin nnd IIllIor
" adventitious hide to tho
glory ought to be IIlIoIIp prIIIIv IIoon.F
The steamship .‘iosotlc. luut nIII'IIIlIIIl.

braided human hair.
New York importer, 'I‘IIII bah is from
Chinese bends. sunroof thouuonmt
"which were out ofl‘ liy u Irooout ini-
porinl odioi.»lioston filobu.

consigned to II

 
 
 
 
 

' Massachusetts homo, having all
harks of permanency Nevertheless

cities that she was domiciled of Con

' 09rd, N. N. This

 

 
 

1 es it legal domlclislul‘lew York

 
 
 
 
 

Lo...

 

“"lF orty oquIr with loud to IIIlIll to make
is the IiiifIIIIIuII II IIIIionIIlF lI Inoro dIIIIlIIIlIlo IIIIIl rory mm b more

How ulnu‘

. has in her IIIIIIuo II number or halos or‘ ‘

Mrs. IIIIIIII litt‘d III llf‘l' IIIIIIIII in IIFllIIIl N ”I dams new
In"! you nro union to push it tun

altui mush boron.- sprint! And when
zussohuseltg supreme court FMMF they know that. they will fill hill in

in self- sacrificing.
tor the Bay state, in the matter of inIF nn PW" “"9
ritnncu taxes, but just what constiI lhl’ New“ moment.

’i‘o be sure. Take the tail oil at luteir
. .1, it will msIIII anybody reel m‘ ll

lnoihcis, of may town nnd cilI olllriul to Kill"

tlIolI pow‘III

oI'IorI ussialnuoo within
in it. not tho duty of ovot‘y citizen

IIuIl ovory luminous man to do his»

rolloi’ from tho post. nudh buying his
ubnro to oomI- III’ the incroilee oi busi-

community '3
ill it not big business for ('VNV prop-

uIIioIIIIIII vIIIII-n lIII Inn be shown that
i‘tmilllionn are growing \‘il‘l‘y notice-
nbly worse your by your? "

Wimp you lmow it will burn to be
done, thon the people will rise up“
,nnd demand it nud the) will not it.
run will III-o that. it is just us only
"to do it now as it will be inter.

You will IIIIIII that it is quite urine.
locasnry to so through another yenrl
misery rind suffer unotlIerFyenr's loss.
All thnt the people molly want to
know in that it is going to be done.

and that
neoconse-

 

line and assist In raising the money.
just the some as many other suburb-
done and um doing at

it is not. It large job or‘s slow one.
three to four melts wouFlIi see your
entire mosquito breediiigF ares abso-
mosquito proof for all time to
an it will be but in day for
‘L k “Ewe.

 
 
 

(tilt Vim tit Witt.

Great Success EncOurszes Us to Even Greater Success.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Planned fer Tomorrow

meat store. A Feast of Economy for the Women and Misses In

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tomorrow we have a special celebration' to our gar-

Coats, Suits, Waists, Dresses Furs ~

All Women will be intensely interested In Tomorrow’ 3 Offerings.

. and Millinery

No woman can really afford to miss it.

The Values are surely worth while

 

 
 
 

 

Icinphnlicnlly Our Best

Waist Values

lili‘: "Stuiiduid Models.
The nuInIII‘III Inrer II .III good cnongh to ship
us some ndInuco siIlcs Tin nn onrlI shun
inn. 'l‘hclo are fancy lingerie nnd tnlioiod
models. styles that will nppcnl All elites.

$2.05 I'nluos.
Saturday .................. . $1.98
$l.iili Inlucs. l 1
Saturday .................. . II 9

O I
MIllInery .
An Extraordinary Sale of Women's and
Misses' Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats.

Wonderful Values in TRIMMED MODELS.
All that is now and Ilosirnbio. \‘Iiluos to
$l;i_."Ili. Sniurdny

$2.50, $3.50, $5.98

UNTRIMMED‘ HATS.
liIIIIl nutty III: lt‘ti in most crory imaginable
shnlio nnd color. Saturday

$1 up to $4
Going to Buy Furs?

'l‘hou by nil IIIIIIIIIII oumo horo tomorrow.
'l'lIr- highest urndo COATS. ill'lI‘lI‘t-l and
Harris hilt-rod ill savings of IIlIonl

35% from winter prices

Fur Coat Specials
Coney Coats at $29.50

At tho height or tho sonson lost your this
i‘tllll roIIIiloIl .II $39.30, Full length. llI'sl
quality.

Pony Coats at $49

I'Ii lIII‘IlI l‘liit‘lt i’ony t‘onls. lIroI‘ndo or Skin»
IIIIr sufln lining. Sliiltu‘l $49 00
- s

Inluo, Suturduy

THESE FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
That's the inIpnrtIIni part of tho announce-
IIIIIIII ol‘ the spoolle offerings.

Kimonos. Drawers,
Gowns, Wrappers, Petti-
coats and Corsets

Six IIpIII-iui lots. IuiII'hod .\. H. l‘. ll. E nnd
lI‘. lIIIII-h of illllltll‘liilli‘v IIIIIIIIIIII to (it"M‘I'H'
spooinl IIIIIIIIiIIII.

A woman's 50c

.

DRAWERS.
A good IpInlliI t‘iillllll‘lt'. IIIIIIIlI nindo, II'IIil
iiIIlslIIIIi. with ”no I-Iulu-Iiidory 37
ruffle. SIIIIIIIlzIy IIIIlI .......... c

B 31.50 PERCALE
WRAPPED“.
An oxoolloul qunlity port-hie; nont [him-run.

in lighi and dark colorinus. he 8
slrnblo stylus. Suturdny only .. c

C

75c FLANNELETTE
KIMONOD.

.\ IzImd IIIIIIIIII' flnunol in ntIrIIIIIlrII l’I-r-
slun nnd llurul Ilolixnu Saturday 49
only .......................... . c

$1.50 AND $2.00

D CDRBETO.

(kids and ends. including oil the
InnkI-s All styles but not nil sizes
in the lot. Bulimia) only

E soc summer-re
PETTICOATB.

till doson h‘lnnnelmte l’otticonts,
stripes and coloring». Well Iundo.
Suturdny only

F muerm

NIGHT GOWNB.

Good quality Muslin downs. low
brotdery and lace trimmed. Bat»
urdny only ..

.
. Notions
HAIR PIN CAIINITO.
Containing a tall assortment or wire lmir
plus. he value.
Saturday, 2 for lie.

JOHN MILWARD'B NEEDLES.
itegulnrb i’vc per paper
Osturdsy, 2 Penn, tie.

"GRIP FAST” ILAITIO SHIRT WAIIT
BELTS.

Isturdsy, i'le lACH.

PIN ouszs.
Large also. containing black, white or are

sorted. -‘
DINING). “a u .

INOLlIH TWlI-LID TAPI.
term pl smelly!“

popular

99c

In DQIl

24c

IIII-I-I.I.I.I

neck. em-

9c

 

WOMEN’S HIGH-GRADE SAMPLE

_Coats

Polo and

Reversible
Models

 

 

 

 

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lit." ' .‘I‘z‘l‘.’
out 1‘

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l'Ig V’- 3"»:

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.k “' . If 4 2 ‘
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300 Sampleb-hnrdly two alike. Our garment buyer spent the greater part
of her time this week in the coat business and her labor will be more than
rewarded with the display ready for tomorrow.

We never saw such e' display and wedoubt if you ever saw such a grand
showing. No use trying to describe them—it would be impossible. The
cream of the season is here at a saving of at least 25 per cent.

if you need a Winter Coat. be sure and come here tomorrow.

"Special Prices for Saturday. ranging item $10.98 to $29.50
EXTRA SPECIAL —— Genuine Sealette Coats

Sitinner's satin lined. full length. actual $39.50 value. Saturday $25
only............. '

 

IIIIIII.I.I-I..so.ss.ss.-s.ns.a-ssnsea..sas

 

 

 

new ding ’
Women’ s &

Mum suits Dresse Ch'Fm'

W0 ere featuring two exceedingly

WSIZSB & 325

Two Big Lenders.

At $12.98 .

ment of Suits in
choice urges. fancy mixtures. etc.
Plsinly tsiiorsd and trimmed models.

At $25. W F“ ““0 price will

be found Suits in
'sil the prevailing colors. m es. broad-
cloths sud isney mixtures, a leading
styles.

Wmen’s Hand: Bags

New Moire, Leather and: What Bus, ions
cord or leather handles. tenor sills lining.
:. tilt with cheese nurse. Headset” dill.

Mere mention of these values should
incite feminine curiosity. Dresses
that are new and tasteful in design.
We have a number of samples. beauti-
ful models. A wide range of Messa-
lines. Serge: snd Panamas. in all the
newest colorings. Special Prices for
Saturday

$3.98 up to $15.00
Separate Dress Skirts

‘I Our reselli- £6.00 models. We are testes
”inx s A. shirt whiehdisnss
tbs on almost

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

still oxidise misses

and spot proof.

A Trio of interesting- {items From Our
Popular .
Dress Goods Dept.
Thousands of yards of newest. reliable

merchandise at prices that seem almost im-
possible.

75c Dress Serge 590 yd

21 pieces Dress Serge. 30 and 38 inches
wide, in navy blues. browns and blacks.
Fancy wcnvcs and stylish stripes. They
are all wool rubrics. direct from one of the
leading manufacturers.

$2.50 Polo Cloth $1.49 yd

For \‘I'omen's :II.I.l .‘Iilssos' Coats. in inn only.
it inches wide.

$2 Chiffon Broadcloth
$1.39 yd

win-III ('hii‘l‘on iirIIIIIiI-lotll. 3-1 inches
In... inigiortui by one of tho host tlcrmun
Innnutnciurcrs. Guaranteed sponged, shrunk
All ready tor the neczlle.
Special for Saturday only.

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Grout Values in Our

Domestic Department

MlLL ENDS OF iRlSH TABLE DAMASK.
Direct from one of the lending mnnui‘notuo
ore of lrciand These mill ends are excel-
lent \‘1iill0; of sturdy quality, made from
pure linen flux. Their wearing: qualities are
Inniohles».
2 VDS. FOR $1.59.
2 1-4 YOS. FOR $1.79.

2 1-2 YDS. FOR ”.98.

NAPKINS TO MATCH, 20x20.
$1.49 DOZEN.
$2.00 WOOL NAP BLANKETS, $1.49 PAIR.
Lame full size llinnkcls in white with
pink and bin.- borders. bound with 1 inch
silk binding.
$2.00 COMFORTABLES. $1.49 EACH.

Large full size t'omfortnblos, covered with
good quality silholino: seamed nud tufted:
filled with pure white snowflake cotton.

10c OUTING FLANNEL. 8 i-2e.
llcst quality Outing: Flannel. in all the neat
checks, stripes and colorings. 27 inches
wide.

5c LIGHT CALICOS. 3 3-46.

Still another shipment of light callous. in
near designs.

 

Women’s Gloves

P. A L. French Kid Gloves for Women and
Children.

Special Women's 2-(‘lnsp i“ & I. (limes.
embroidered buck. nil the new fall shades.
Those gloves come to us directly from
Home and they me the host lOl the money

on the min ket
l’nir ...... $1

\nlue 81.1.3,
Sullirdny Spoclni.
Women's 2-Clssp Cashmere Clove-«Silk
lined: blnck only, All sizes.
.'.I'Ic Ipinliiy.
Saturday. 390
Wonderful Values in
y p s s
Men s & Boys F urmshings
‘ BOYS' SCHOOL PANTS. .
Sims ii to ill yours. FIIIc I'IIlIIIIII. ’
Sulurdny ...... k ............... 39‘:
NIGHT SHIRTS.
For men and boys. Made of flood srndo
outing lIiIInnel All sizes itogn 46c

luriy fIllc. Sntnrduy ...... .
19c

IOYO' STOCKINGS.
lloIII'y ribbed black Stockings. 23c
quality. Saturday. l’nlr
Renti-
FLANNEL

l‘nlr

MEN'S HALF HOSE.
All colors. Including black and ion.
luriy 12 1-2
Saturday. l'air
CHiLOREN'B OUTING
ROMPERS.
(loud set-,F‘vicIFnbloo rmelty. Stiizou 2 to it
yours. egu or n c rn no. Mitt“ 39c

day
Women's Neckwesr

An assortment of Side i’lnlts. in six differ-

ent designs. his values. Sutur-
Ilay. linen

I.-I..... ........... ...II.I

Two important.

Petticoat Savings
BLACK TAFFETALINE PITTICOATS.

Made by the famous “Graven"
.lleislfl any in the land; will Wear like iron;

guru-mused to wash value ‘2 49
A ,,

Another Lot of Elliott

 

 

 

tam. Saturday
.‘SATIIN AND NESTflrflaOQM

 
 
 
 
 

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