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V MASON“: DIRECTORY.
aid. well Lodge, No. 10a, 3. one A. M.
“to in Masonic Building, South
Main ntreet. lot and 31! Tuesday of
month-”Joly and August ex-
,ptod-—ut 8 o'clock All Mater
Motions cordially invited. Reed
gag Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
or chapter, N138. R. A. M
Meet: in Memoir Building, South
Ill! street, 3d and 1th Tuesday: of
Wit month—July and Auguet ex»
coulomb-at 8 o ”clock. All Royal Arch
«one cordially invited. Thaddeue
dryer, 1.1. P. Robert M. wncay,
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ROBERT M. WJLCOX. Booy'.
Monomer-re- ANB MANUFACTUR-
Ensi ASSOCIATION
emiah Candee. President
22 president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL 9mm.
mono CALLS
nan-News Department
§a~3~Business Department
Adm-Branch Office. Norwalk
' ~Editor’ 3 Residence
goof—City Editor 5 Residence
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PECULIAR CASE.
Mrs; O’Slumghuesuy, who killed her
iinSbund to “save his soul" has been
acquitted. Mrs. Puteroon who was
, identified of murdering her husband.
@115 also a two women it is plain to
' be seen that those oouwnioni things
called ”(ixli‘nlltlllllfit‘ circumstances"
hare been flouting mound and some
of them certainly fell on i’ruitiul soil.
It Only the evidento ‘hnd been von~
311133311, there would probubh have
been a different 1111111 to toll. Iioth
women would undoubtedly have been
(Bentwood to life imprisonment. Mur-
dolls have been no lrequout of late
and juries have disposed or cases in
ii utrengu fashion, that it is dull
truth! a oueuai reader to get.
2 up 333113 sitnati n. in view of
of Of the hmribe things Which
3.1111311 done such as the decnpltn-
by .t man, or his wife and con
it would Beém as if none of these
péi'petretors of growsome crime could
‘ normal. 'l‘omporartly, at least the
d was duct-used. But that should
prevent punishment, though it
d not. be an eye for no eye and
,E ootli for 11 tooth ,v:rriety.~—«Moriden
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RIGHT To THE Po-mr.
9111‘ Philippines had on export trade
hislest year of $33 778 .629 They hit
ted {rent the United Stutou cotton
ndnynnutucturod things woith $10»
9,380. It‘s good news~1noauing
uh~that 23,174 Filipinos inure ul-
early learned the way to the savings
.bonltwlinrtl'ord Courunt
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Proofs multiply that the frgnk ut-
22terunoes of I’1rsident Tait in the nu-
L’h’orized interview with him publiuhod
iii the Outlook lust week has hnd a
erinl effect in rallying tho republi-
lon.‘—~Paterson Press.
e are told that thieves stole $216,
04 from 183 banks in the United
toteemdnriog the year ending Aug 31,’
there is no indication that this in-
iud‘en the amounts stolen by timves
aside the banks. wBoston Globe.
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The Toledo Blade wants to know:
"What has become of the old- tuohio‘n-
5nd luthe1 who used to punish his boy
2111' making him tutu the grindstone
‘for an hem and a hull?" No doubt
’ no can be found somewhere in New
1' England wNorwich Bulletin.
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. John D. says the greatest arubltion
that he has is to do the world good.
‘119 world" is empty pockets in u moon
out to the skill of the old mon in
e .erythlng and everybody with-
2och, end he is a monitor»;-
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, been definitely, officially on
it 1:11 decidediitnat the Maine
33.11111 9. 3311 and dumb news-
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"who‘wse reported to have left town
2yeeierduy was absolutely futile in or
,2 party in support of his odminis- '
. the home of Mr. and hire. is) 13.13121»
, obligation known as the to at of the“
-' lmmooulato conception. happening to ‘~
fall ttpo11,Frldtty,un
df’l‘ilton, 2N. I21" a door and dumb
Willi ill BRINll’liRli
Hoyt Bytutu; Solo! mm a
fire out; in sum
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Floyd Bylngtou,‘ non or Chief 0. Ir-
ving Bylngton, of ‘Weutport avenue.
suddenly and without the knowledge
of his family or father. is believed to
be working in Bridgeport in a brok-
er's oilioe, for which place be started
about two weeks ago yesterday. Mr.
liylngton wed employed in the odlce‘
ol’ Fitch‘s Home [or Soldiers at No
roion but resigned to take this oth- “
or position _
Three months ago Mr. Byluxton
spoke of the expected change to his“
father, acquaintlng him with the (low
tuluu or the position. When he left for
Bridgeport to take this position he
rode over on the trolley our with his
brother, whom he told where he wad
bound and requested him to tell his
father. Hi3 "diunppenrauoe" there-
fore was not as secretive as would be
underutood from the reports.
When interviewed thin morning by
a Sentinel reporter Chief Bylngtou
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and Brilliant 1n Yuletide DeCorations.
“rm.
CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS“! NORWALK
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These are Glorious Days at Toyland. Our New Enlarged Third Floor 18 all ostir With
The Boston Store SANTA CLAUS is a me-
thodical old follow, for he believes when he starts to do anything to do it right.
How well he has prepared for Merry Xmas tithe, we leave to you, Papa 0r Mamnia. '1
50 s, B00 is 3 and Games
ututed~~‘ 'lhe report which came out
my particular."
Those who know Mr. liylngion know
him to be :1 young 1111111 of ‘good hub-
it.s. lilo formerly worked for the 00m
neotlcut Compnny and the Crotut 11nd
Knapp Company. in the ofllror of both
places as bookkeeper. llo then took
11 bouillon at the Soldiers‘ llomo end
hold the some until he found 11 more
lnorntlve one in Bridgeport.
It is with regret. thnt his many}.
frlvudii lenr‘n oi‘~ the 1111111101191? sprondé
about the town l111:1‘1111‘1<,-111ion with hie; ”
rmuovu‘l from Norwulk. !
’ A Sentinel reporter interviewed Cup-
tnin Albert Moesmon today on tho.
cow. The cnptuin 311111111 emphutlcul-
11- that the noun or it appeared in one
of the local papers yesterday tyne 111lo-
11‘oprououtod. Mr. liylnuton is not
wanted by the militia nuthoritlnu and
In not indebted to the Sixth ilotupnoyii
for any nut-.11 exorbitant, umount 1111‘
320 for lines. Ho hue been absent from
three drills. the first of Which was,
with 1111 exruse. Of the other two. he;
know nothing. What nation with 111k?
on by tho c-omt mt‘i‘rtinl committee. ‘
composed of fellow members 01‘ the
oompnny which converted lust Turing
day evening. he did ot know, but. add 1
ed that the most they could'hove lined
Mr. ilyhigtou was $2. The statement .
that he or illly other militia offlrtui bad 2
plnood Mr. Byington‘n name with the 1
police of the 311111» for trreut on 11,,
charges of dosertlon is absurd on the I
ruce of it é'
The "story“ stirled up the militia
oirclou in Norwolk Histly, beouuso it 2
reflector! upon the character of ono’
of the members of the Sixth tompaum '
whose standing in the company at the:
proseht 1.111.313 excellent and second l
l
ly because it tellerted upon the ML.
ministration of the militia. Such a
thing 11.11 'deuortidu" from the. militia
when it is not in actual aprviee is r!
dloulouu A mun who ohsentr himsellj
horn drill for any 133.111. of time by?
mutton of the {not that he'- has movodl
from town usually receives a. “die- 3
charge for nonreuidenoo.” which in in.
no way u dishonorable reloliee from
the stnto body.
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CARR~HE|NZELMAN.
Popular East Norwalk Couple Wedded
at Trinity Rectory. "
On Tuesday evening at 7 o‘clock.
Mien Rose llelnzelmuu and Arthur
(inn; both of‘ must Norwullt. were :ioln«
ed inimerriuge at the Trinity Episcopal
rectory by viiey. Frederick A. Cote-
mun. At the conclusion or The core
many. the bridal party adjourned tot
uett, where a wedding dinner woe
eerved. After a short honeymoon trip,
the couple "will take up 111311» residence
in their newly furnished upurtmente in
.oeoond greet.
7 ONE-THIRD Orr
our entire stockei
We have two objects in thli‘i greet rifled
onetime miewone to better tntroduoe our; ‘
oe our
For Department, the other to
stock. All our Furs are made it high—
clues turriere, every one is this season's
best style All skins are selected by esp
ports and otery Eur Coat in our stock
$234
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for Women’s- and '
5liiissety’337i30 to
3.10.2.1 SUITS
llighlyi tn‘iio’ned models including funny
out! plain braided velvetu. plain tailored
and Norfolk 111.3 ion in oorduroys. bonutb
tul embroidered serge: and imported
broodcloihn in unrloue colony and block.
Trimmings of linear quality silk. braids. 1
voluetr and ombroidorioe homo and
medium revere and lined with Sitiouoru
"$12.50
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for Women s and
e g , e
Misses Suits
That were All) to 3123. Plain
tailored 11nd funny untitled
Blurb rind liluo Suite. A
grout variety of module in.
[tinny diagonal some, turn
'tlniehed storm serge. thor-
lote and domestic brood-
itolothn. A onrnpletzo line of
‘oliouor‘. Womoo'u ind amnil '
Women's Suits. lined with
heavy tuition in gray nod
blank
$85
men 8 $15 to 325 -
otteet and party.
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in wornons and missed sizes.
11nd inrhide purges, ooli- .
one», indium and 1111111311»
' lines. embroidered and ion-
oy trimmed models. all
elites for thirteen it to 20 , .
yonie; womene sizes up to
to bust measure.
WAISTS
1 Make Most Charming Christ
mas Gifts
Our stocks ore most con»
plate with Fanny New“
()uifi'ouu. ' Mennonites. Tet- .
fetus. Crepe do (Theme.
Lingerie. Velllngs and Flow
‘ , nets. ,-
‘3300 LINGERIE WAi81'8. of
. line quality materials. our
,. or hide trimmed yahoo. long
and threeouarter uleewsn
button in buck. $1 98
Holldny price . .
«on m writs-rs. {113113511- .
ed in line qunUty nets over
silk, many are embroidery
trimmed: wide, full,’ long
’ sleeves; white or euro.
Holiday ‘
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domestic.
“(in
eucuLss .. .
on, Girls, y... should see
the Beautiful
Dolls
There neve1 one such ‘3 showing in The
Norwullts. Dolls of every imaginable
’ description and sizes at prices that range
from 100 to $14.98. Our Dressed Dolls
teeth. large charming glass eyes.” 333311»:
in! eyebrows and lashes and redl curly.
hair. Many of them are oomulete with
but shoes and stockings
delighted let the magnificent showing.-
Hare Momma bring you iontorrow, by.
all manner.
' Kid Body Dolls .. ... . .1011. 24¢. 39: and 791:
Undreeted Dolls tile, 246, 2290. 49c. 79¢ a 98:
Dressed Dolls
..... .241: 39c, 490. 691:. 9821:, $1.49, 3198
Dolls' Heade.........‘ . 1km , 49c, 79c
Wool Dolls .‘lOe. 24c. 39c
nu.
have genuine bisque heads. with expected '
You will be... .
Bring your gift hats and solve
every problem easily. iuoxv
sparkles in its treeh beauty.
All new goods. the very int-
est ideas, some lorelgn and
All are shown
in the moat nrtletie mun-
Gold Plated, BASH PINS A.
.25: to $1.00
uoanv name. it moot
complete treatment ‘
. . . . a ........... 1“ t0 $3.00
Women‘s ond Men‘s Gold
Plated CUFF BUTTONS.
plain and withinltlals
.............. 25: to 31.00
J
Our? MagnifiCent
Jewelry Dept.
Gold Plated RINGS, plain
and with diiiereni settings
peneirely and with the
greatest satisfaction. from Of neor diamonds and col-
”ll“ extenuive aw interest. Ored Stones; 1003‘. just like
lug Jewelry Department. the real thiugl. .251: 0. 49¢
Everything shines and
German Silver MESH has.
all. sleek and oil prices
........... .. 50° to $10.00
\ as
A Splendid Gernian Sliver
MESH BAG for $2.98 1 ‘
it. is made of line rich mesh
with 6-inch fancy embossed
gray-finished frame, bright
mesh with pointed fringe
LA VALLIERES. it most bottom, white kid lined,
bountiful variety to choose With 08rd pocket.
from .......... 490 to $3.00 TOlLET SETS
Made of quadruple silver -
plate; the. kind that gives?“
eerrioe. This set is a
beauty. consisting of Comb,
Brush and Mirror, beautiful-
ly boxed: a inest acceptable
Christmas gift. Sold else-
where for 36.50. Our price
84.98
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Women’ Long Kimonos
$1. 49
0t hoary quality German, Flannel. Pretty
designs in dainti colors bilge collar and
‘. sleeves. trimmed with satin; shined back.
finished with rope girdle, ,
Undétrtruslins ’
Are Prietlcal Gifts
A line showing of Goethe. Combinations and
Corset Cor ere. t1 immed with Voleneiennes
and Torchon 49c .& 2928C
loco .................
lo o 1.. a o ., , ‘ ..
Fine Silk Petticoats
.TufletineyPerchline. Sotihe Week and Silk
jersey top in a meet complete assortment
lined and unlined; some tucked, others
is absolutely this aeoson'u’xnerohondiee. . ., l 3 l . embroide a d
, ‘ ~1rlee 2 98 Campbell Kids ... ... ......... 29': re 9'“ manyg .
2 2 p _l ‘ '2 _ ‘. 2' , Teddy Benn .391: arid “cit PW!“ Wlfhmange- - SC to 5
The couple 13 well known and pop.
11ll1r in The, Norwulks. The groom; is
the first asslatont engineer at the East
waalk fire department
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CATH‘OLi‘cs CELEBRATE EEA'ET
" ‘ DAV
Today is the celebration of the
tenet oi» the Immaculate Conception
end at st Mary 5 Church this morning,
masses were obscured at 5, 7 and 9
ocloch. The 9 oolook service wen u 1
high mass.
Although today is Friday 1111 Cotho- ‘.
lies are permitted to eat tryout. Title!
“WWW Ma...”
I SLEDS “for Boys. and Girls
, » FLEXIBLE Fuses. the 20111 Century filed 1
500 BOSTON STORE RACER SLEDS.
for boys and girls, Very speedy. easily
guided and Strongly built. from the small
size to the large size
. menlun 22nd Val «loco trimmed Handker-
chiefs. hundsouiely embroidered and
many dainty French and lriuh novelties.
Grout vines in MEN'S A WOMEN'S FINE
1111311 5. SWISS EMBROIDERED HAND»
KERGHIEFS..i,nnll the , _ 121/
2 newest styles. EACH .....‘.. 2c
31 93, .112; 29. $2 98
S3. 98 up to $10
vul'ue $1. 50 Special
tomorrow ..‘..22...-‘-- B i”
u‘IpeI-eirqeu
is beceuee teddy la the holy day at
and the eating ei‘. ‘
‘meot is permissible on the defy" 2
which this least 1311:, thereibre; 0;:
day. '
The eerrlces oi 'St Marys Church
Were very largely attended this morn-l
“Over” 10 yttrium; patterns to eeleota
‘ from. inauyfiu odd, exclusive utyiee, boxed
315111111 ‘ inty, beautllul
KERCMIBFB 2252c
shown. MAUI»! . .
us you desire. Flue Linen
Hilllilkfl ohl is oi tho ii 131
1 ill one o
2‘ In order to create early shopping in the
Brilliant Cut Glass
Exceptionally Low Priced
basement. We have assembled tomorrow’s
Mounting eeonomlee. .. .
11th“ .11 CREAM ears. reun- eoWLs.
Merino, tilttdnvoi mouse. soon
BAEKETB', eroou HOLDERS 011. nor-1
TLEB. MAvouNmee asre.’ FLOWER
~ thermometer 3°“
I .
‘~‘ lilies values, 201$] 98
. om. “ eaten
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1900 retailer copying-lite. winding snob well.
. "The Coiling of Don Motthews," "The Sil-
ver Horde " “(Did Wivee 31122426
New.” eto. Tomorrow .‘ C
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.118 Anderson‘s and i} mm's Fairy Tales,
Animal Books Ella
std; over 200 sub}
39c. Special tomorro
ore price 5.01:; over 2200 titles,.
bound; mn‘heu on one do llent I“xi-ti;
book Tomorrow‘a ,rierA
The Cartoon Hurst Booloi" ‘tpr Boys.
., Bungalow Bert
)IbI22vI
deeter’e Unnbrldued
1911 edition. count
the English 1311311213
. at $15. now better
in! book value. To
MAC ‘
known Books as “Shepherd 0: the Hills."
MoLnughlin 3 Books for the little follte. such 2
Meade & Holmes‘ Books for girls: publish-i
neatly“
21¢"
‘ the only the ne‘er reducing our stock 1111
50$) ASSORTED HANDSOME CALENDARS,
1 tomorrow» arm the publishers“ price.
{A Most Extrraordinary”
SacriiiCe of Trimined and
U“‘"‘“' Hats
med
Spline for Holiday Merchandise forced us to
there extreme measures. and as price is
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