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, . WIATURE ALMAN‘AC can
.be held at its rooms, Nov. 24th, 1911,
‘ ‘ at 8 o'clock p. m. The officers and
8 log and confer the Master Mason de-
* ., I Saturation-warn.
EVENING SENTINEL
‘6 , James Golden. Editor and
' . - Proprietor
FRIDAY. NOV. 04. ton
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SOCIETY NOTICES
assume olascroav.
A Special Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.. will
members of Unl0n Lodge, No. 40, of
Danbury, will be present. at this meet-
uree in due and ample form, which
will be tollowecl by a banquet.
They do fine w’ork. Let us
them a hearty welcome.
All Master Masons fraternally and
cordially invited.
Fraternaily yours,
ROBERT M. wu_cox. Sec’y.
give
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HIRCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president, CharleIJ. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELEo
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129-5—City Editor' s Residence
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'woil known in The Norwalkll, acrom-Z
' hauled the alum-m. and added mill-h tol
_-..._c, - _.-..,_,, . 3!
Wllul is said to ho tIIt- llrsl instant-(-
of a woman indil-lI-d as a principal ill
a modern col-ricll—llult-lt H(‘l|l‘lll(‘, in the.
line of l-I-alty ope-rations. ill that or
Mins- Mill')‘ .l. lllluall. of the Manual-1
inn Real ilistatt- (‘olnpauy or Now;
York. Likt- so many of lllt‘tlt‘ instan—L
cos tho proceedings are Illn- to tho'
nctllitiI-s of the llll-iltlmm.‘ dillictlloa‘
and Hit lildictmI-Ilt ll-l lly II l‘t‘dl‘l‘al
Grand Jury. About til-l- years ago. llC‘.
cording to the story at" Postal humor-5
tor Harbor, Alisa lllluall. \l'llli a man;
named .lilII'lI-y. launt-lII-Ii the company”
one or the that main lanterns to of
for 10.11 or late tonlpanl bonds for sale. ‘
'i‘hey omplmod women ranvassols and
put out lilalntull whose glowing plr‘
lures of tin- prolils to bl- made at-?
traoted tho llllt‘lllll)" of the posal all- }
llOl'llit’S. and a raid was mallo. Mina
Dugan lllHilPt‘ tor Barbi-l sax-.5 was the
brains and dill-( lol of tho so llt‘lllf‘ and ‘
from his imestigalipn of tho InnllI-ll
lt looka very much all if sin- had lull" l
rwded ill getting away with abouti
hall a million dollars.
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.l‘ll llt-l lll Vollrelno
l taunt slain
flatly Local Artists Pal-limit
in Event at tile Waldorf-Attend
A brilliant recital was given Wed-
nosduy evening at the Waldorf Astoria,
New York city, by the pupils of bib 3
thin Shorwood- Nowkirk assisted by
the Olive Mead String Quartet. tho,
mos-l, famous woman's quartnt in the
world. A crowded audience of mulllc
lol’t'l'ti tilled every available space in
the green room. and included some of
the heat. known crltcs of Now York.
Mrs. Nuwklrk‘s chorus club at twen-
ty-ilvo members sang, and the final
nulnbl-r Bung was the: Finale. from 140‘
llcngrln, which the string quartet ac‘
companlcd. This number was superb,
the whole chorus work of the club
allowing remarkable llnisll both in tone
color and precision of attack througho
out. Mrs. Newklrk inns been shower-
ed with congratulations upon the bean.
tlful singing of (Ivory vocalist. on the
program. The work of M‘ra, Frederick
Grumman. Mina ‘lIIlr-y (iray. contrallo
soloial of the South Norwallt (Yong-re.
gational Church, Milan Alice Smith. Ito-l
prano soloist of tho Norwalit Motho-i
tllst Episcopal Church, Miss Mary (ills-i
tillly. Miss Laura Pollard. Minn Clarag
Jul-gar, Ward Van Alatynn and W. W.;
Dunn, oat-h of whom gave solos. ll-o-i
inn mmw-ially praised. Mrs. ‘Nowklrklfi
hall a class of many beautiful volt-cu
who will soon be hoard, her time tic-l
lng filled. iiiru. Cheater s. Seneca;
the very delightful prom-am. .‘il‘tor‘
the convert a llillllllwl was given that
soloists choral; and unlII-ra in tho‘
largo dining room of tho holol. The
program of tho (‘Ullt‘t‘l‘l lolinwa: i
ilol_I Art Thou (XOTZt‘i-ll ..
ll. l-‘. lialldI-l:
Pupils (”horns (‘luh
'i‘llo Last Dance ...... llll‘i'l‘lt‘l Warm
Mina Laura Pollard
Lastla (ll lo Fianna (Rinaldo)
(i. 11‘, Handelf
Ward Van Alatyuo. '
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ll. St‘lllllllllllll‘
liI-rrill-hsto ton Allen
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lilillll.
Alias-l Si: IraaI-I-lilo Harms.
Quallot in l‘ Major -
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. Finalo,
Ullvo Mead String Quartet ‘
My 110an at Till Swwt VOIH' lSami
son and ”Mimi” ..... SalntSaona;
Mia l-‘rl-Iil-rit-l. tilllmlllan. l
Nollll Signor. Salute tlluxnonoial. ‘
(i Mayolhoer'
Miss imm- Gray. 1
:l. Anvil (‘llorus (AI-orato-‘t-i'.ii. \‘t-rIll
ll. Light at; Aalr ll‘allall . (3 (lounod'
1‘leth (thorns (‘ llll) _
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Mil-ill t‘iara Mal-h- .laraor
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I Miss Alice E Smith 3
, Oil company, had an interest in corn
is No Longer Connected With it,
in Any Way Except as a
Stockholder
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W'ES’PPUR'I‘. Nov. 21.
tllc‘SlanlilII-d (ill t‘olllpnnl,
til-Ill of ”11‘ llf‘tlfiild l’llloll-llln rum
pull} and dirt-(tor of tho i ‘olotlial (ill
t'llllllilllh and Dunn: SI-ilvulsl-r lulu-
been ultil tho Slalldnld (iii company
may oi ‘l-‘I1-IIIu-. Ml. lit-Ill'orll hull:
been ullll lllt‘ Slaudulll till (‘Ollllllill) 1
fol {to walk and hall lllon n llllt‘tilll l
for 10 yl‘fllrl.
"With till-lu- roalunntlona i am on-
til‘t-iy olll of till» all Inlainolnl, art-opt-
int: till a aim-k lIoidvr," Mr. lit-llrllrll
tlillll, "and ill thin differing in no way
from lllt' IltlII-r mock holdl-rll. and ro~
’tllllllllllli all lull-II only all long an ill“
inrl-lunlI-lll lll‘l‘lllll all favorable all, or
worn at», than any Illilor. My bulli-
nI-lill t-lllznlll-Itlollln outside of lilo oil
llllHllll‘rtl-‘I (‘illl for lllroalulni allr-hllon.
"l-‘or lilo lsal. two yearn my l’uur-
lions ill I-llllnI-rlloll with tho Standard
(ill ('llilillllll)‘ haw hot-n Ilnlllod to
tillmo of all lllllilllll'. lindor the now
l‘llllllllliillh no ant-ll ponitlon ln cvon
pvrlnlanlhlo for an the supremo court
olIlI-ra llll‘l‘l‘ will bu no unlwrsl body
or llllI'l-oal to Illivlno with, l-aoh (101'-
lllll‘llllllll ill-lug. in ovary flout-ll! of the
word. it separate and distlul-t orlrlult-
Ilatioll, having no rotation to or com
munity of interest with any other.
and governed society by lla offlocra,
subject to lta board of dirt-cloth and
so acting all its best interest may div.
into.
"i went to make tilts statement as
ulnar and saint-lent as nonslblo, for in
split- of [rational contradictions, the
ballet persists that the Corn Products
Refining company. of which 1 am
president. is or was in some some. a
subsidiary of the Standard 00' com-
pany. Thnl company never had, Ill-
mrily or indirectly, a dollar invested
with the Corn Products distilling com.
pear. nor. excluding myself. havn
those connected with the standard
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()liw Monti String Qllill‘ll‘l i
la. Aw Marla ............ (‘. Gounod:
l ll'lulln olllillulo. runs ollm- Multill.
ll). Air foi‘s a lui l'l‘ravlalai. .(
1E. 'l‘. ill-1t;
ford Monday rI-alltlloll its ll llll'f‘t‘llll‘ of § Prayer and Flualo “Ampugrlm
ml pl't‘lll-i
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i. Vortll‘:
Miss Marpy (Yansldy. {
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ii. \Valtnul'|
Qlllnlt‘l Miss Allt‘f,‘ Smith, Mimi Lucy?
Gill}. ll 0 Pollard (‘llnrlI-s It?
i. Willa, W \.V llnull taolol l’llpils‘
(‘horlla ( lull.
lecompanlt-d by Ollio MI-all Slrllllz‘
Qullllctl I
l’lllllla (‘llorus Club:
Laura Shin-wood. .luaophlno (lollillol, !
Anna (‘Ill-llll. Anwlia Booker. Laura,
I'llllll'l‘tl, Mary Canaldy, llnrrlol OdelLE
l'lllllllHH, Cornelia tide-11,;
Natalia Mlll‘llt‘ll, Zillol Knapp, AMI-0;
t-ilnllh. Katharina Knapp, Frnllova;
liolluos, Ethel Stall, Lucy Gray. Mm;
\l'. W. Slono. ”l‘l'llf‘l‘l 0. l‘ollnrd.‘
\‘i'lrrd Van Alstyno. Arthur Plait. lln-l
rill ii. Pollard, William W. Dunn. Ell-l
ward R. Allalln, ‘(illarlos tiral'. Charles
RIGHT To THE POINT.
“'0 take it that Sl-nnior Ln li‘oliotlu
in il Ill-ogrosalvc llrcslllI-IIl-dollllrnate
subject to malt—«New ‘l'ork World.
.9“
Wt- art.» not surprised to learn that
the lion. Woodrow Wilson‘s favorite
now-l ill “The Allnontoo.”-~Now York
tllln.
A...
Kiln: A-ltonllo is lurid to entertain
the secret ambition of analog a thus
not under the straits of Gibraltar.
from Spain to Africa during late with.
it is an idea. that is tall-17 sure to be
I-Ivallzed some time.-W0rcostor Post.
4—-
Money was left: over from the fund
for the Columbus day celebration. it
in easy to m that Columbus day was
not celebrated by the men who Icela-
brute the Seventeenth of Marchmor a
better this would have boon made or
inn-Now York Telegraph.
The most. disagreeable man is he
who has forgotten that he was once
madam to ascend dye per cent. 0! ll:
a bar kimono—«New Haven Jourdan
00W
$1.25 Dolls 790
500 Endlessed Joint-
ed "':Slceping ' Dolls,
‘f‘ZO-vincllcs tall. the ~
best Value in‘Alncr-
‘ica “$1. 25. -- Tomorrow
.one to 11 79C ea.
customer at
The Event Women of The Norwalks Wait For---Our Annual
25% Discount Sale 0
Women’s
Finest
Hundreds of newest Tailored Suits, regular prices of which
were 316. 50 to $48.00. will be offered tomorrow less 25 per cent.
. , 0 0
a1 Ore “Its ---05 Per Cent. Discount from original prices. A sale that means
i , judt this: You select any Suit 0r Coat in our immense stock
is the price you pay.
that originally sold 829.50 or more, deduct 25 per cent., and that
“hi-sills: $12.50 1 ”till-rt $15 0231112009875
. ... .13-..r.v..1a-o.
Coat
Coats
Mixtures and Don
hie-face Cloths, plat
Cloths; every desir
able colorin
'wantedstyiesihoic
$10.98
Now being oflered are the very newest models,
produced within the past few weeks and at prices
to interest every woman.
Coats Coats
made from Ms}! including black "1‘1 of heavy materials.
blue Broadcl o t h s ,
full lined with Skin-
ner satin. and inter-
lined. also fancy. ore and styles, also
mixtures. Sale price; black. Special at
without weight. nov-
elties, variety of col-
$15.00
$18.50
Marmot Coats
Caracul Coats
Fur Dept Offerings
Only this season's productions shown, with very positive price
savings. Not a piece but has passed the most rigid examination.
Not a piece that does not carry our guarantee of reliability. Not
a piece which falls to show a saving over regular market value.
Blchenuine'RussianPon'y Coats $49 t0$100 ’
O ' O D
$29.50 to $75
$35 to $85
0 I O O
In addition. we show a complete line of high-grade
Fur Sets, remarkable values $12.50 to $100
SAMPLE FURS
Scarfs and Mulls, worth $4.50
to $15.00. Our price, EACH
$3.50 to $8.50
$42.50iMannisll Fur
Coats $29.00
made of selected highgrade
skins, 52 inches long, lined
with Skinner's satin.
He is here at his home in Toy-
lsnd on our enlarged third
floor. Toys of every descrip-
tion. Everybody welcome.
Bring the children.
Wool Dress
Goods
'BROADCLOTHS
Still have the can» A lucky purchase—
lucky for us, lucky for you. 1409
yards, all wool, 50 inches wide,
sponged and shrunk; all good colors;
never less than $r.50 yard; in most
places $2.00 yard.
Here tomorrow, YARD . $1.15
75c F all Sailings 59c yd
Comprising Cheviots. Gray Mixtures,
Quilted Cheviots. Serges and Home-
spuns, made of fine worsted yarns:
excellent for inexpensive suits and
for children's dresses.
$1.25 Henriettas 78c yd
For stylish costumes. All pure wool.
in a most desirable range of color—
ings. Best German manufacture.
$7.50 8: $5 Skirts $2.98
Separate lSkirts, in great variety, in-
cluding all styles, in plain colors and
mixtures.
Women's and Misscs’
One-piece Dresses
‘In a most splendid variety. One spe-
cial lot in neat shepherd checks. all
sizes Tomorrow.
EACH ................ $1 049
Millinery Department
$5.00 TRIMMED HATS ....... $2.50
$10.00 TRIMMED HATS ....... $4.50
$12.00 TRIMMED HATS ...... $6.50
. $2.50 TRIMMED HATS ......... 98c
$2.00 UNTRIMMED HATS‘ ..... 980
1,000 New Shlrt Walsts
$3.00 WAISTS ......... . ...... $I.79
$2.00 WAISTS ............ . . . .5149
$I.50 WAISTS ............. . . . {.970
Underwear and Hosiery
We have the best DOLLAR UNDER-
SHIRT made in the United States:
over 50 per cent. wool; regular price
$I.25: in natural grey: all sizes up
to 50 inches. Here $1 00
. . 0
tomorrow for ..
59c Flannelctte Night
Shirts 430
For Men and Boys. with or without
collar: fine quality Flannelettes, soft.
fleecy finish.
37'40 Men’s Hose 250
Men’s Black Silk Hose. “Onyx" qual-
ity.‘ noted for its durability; all
sizes. .
- 500 Ladies'Underwear39c
Fleece lined Shirts, long and short
sleeves; Pants to match.
500 Novelty Belts 350
Imported Novelty Belts. in beautiful
colorings and designs, fancy buckles.
100 Taffeta Ribbons 6c yd
Good quality Tellers Ribbon. in Nos.
5. 7, 9; all colors.
$1.25 Velvet Hand Bags
95 cents
With 100 silk cords black and colors,
in [)1qu plain and fancy metal
'il-ames. ‘ '
$1,25 Children’s All-wool
Combination Suits 87c ea
3 to :2 years. “Luzerne Mills”
$1.25 Ladics’ Silk and
Wool Pants 87c
Rw‘“ and extra sizes, pure Silk and
«ll Chilton Veils 79c
rat-val is abeautlful quality Chilton,
hemstltched on all sides. in all colors.
$1 Corsets for 490
All sizes. new model, made by one of
the but makers; best quality and
style.
”350 Gold Clasps 19c
clasp.
$10,000 Stock at Linens
Fresh from the greatest Linen centers
of the world. All specially priced for
our Annual Thanksgiving .Sale. 1200
yards Table Damask from the best
rish manufacturer. If you need a
table cloth for your Thanksgiving
table. do not fail to attend this sale.
$2 Scotch Damask Table
Cloths, 2x2 yards
$1.49 each ‘
500 All-linen Napkins
at x at inches square. six handsome
mm: tall... . $1.75
$1.50 Black Petticoats 940
Just two hundred in the lot. made of
the finest mercerised sateen; all new,
well-made. and fully worth $1.50.
$1.25 Mannish Gloves $1
in English Red and Tan. outer seam
sewing embroidered backs; every
pair warranted.
Good quality full length, with good
350 Woolen Gloves 23.:
. ran sturdy Glove ll strictly all wool.
‘ ddnble will black. grey, brown
‘ and tan. fol-Men andWomen. Boys
$1.25 Table Damask
980 yard
Scotch manufacture. Fine finish, heavy
quality, pretty patterns.
$1.50 Hemstitchcd Cloths
$1.25 each
Hematitched Table Cloths, 2 yards by
2 yards; silver bleach. soft .finish.
Can be used on round or square
table. '
12'40 All-Linen Handker—
chiefs, 3 for 250
Men's and Women’s All Pure Linen
hemstltched.
250 Velvet and Satin
Bows 190
In all colors.
390 Hair Rolls 18c each
Washable and sanitary, all shades, in.
cluding black, medium and light
brown.
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