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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 20, 1911 · page 6

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; Sun rises 7:16; sets R40:16.
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SOCIETY NOTLQII"s

. MASONIG ilJR-EQTQRY '

on: wu4 W. NO- 100» F- in
in Masonic Building. south
1, ‘ in otreet, lot and so ’Iiuotdo‘y or
ooh month-July and Annual ex-
,Woobted-dt B ouclock All Master
: Mucous cordially invited. Frederick

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

utler chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
coin in Masonic Building, South

 
 
 
 
 
 

each month—«July and August on
‘ rented—«at 8 ouclock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited Thaddeus
" dyer, H P. Robert M. Wildax.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TRADE.
Preeidentu—Nehemleh Concise,
Vinreeldent—Charles J. Pld'neon.
sooretary—Frenk w. Hadley. “‘
4Tneeurei‘L-Matthew Corbett

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PHONE CALLS
92-2-News Department
92-3——Bueii1ess Department
44- Branch Office. Norwalk
Igo- —Editor’ 3 Residence

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only to test end then eeo h, no over.
production in who. while It only need!
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NORWALK'B BUSIEST CORNER. YOU WILL EURELY FIND
YOUQ‘FRIENDO HERE.

'8 Lyon. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. _

Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays or

hit end he wont eeeie emit hie tum.
Melly e cutt who did not

is.
1 Charles A. Keene. the Diamond Meo-
Lower Broadway
hmaloo thet dienicnde ore to-Iiey i better

tel-t. 0cntutieticn or ii e ow
{that in the poeti three years the advence
of 1! iamoode bee bee

 

 

 

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ore woe inundated
and in the entire month ible

(A Recipe)

Iconeldsretlon the edvencc in
Wiper caret. )it moments e decreeee or
“25 ‘per cent. In the world' produce

IIIIII IIIIIII Still _
III IIIIIIH IIIIRIBI *

Commodore E. c. 4311111191 and
Friends Receive Many Hearty

I Take some humen'hfiurw-as you

 

4The commonest variety will-1”

 

Put a little graciousnese behind it,

 

Add a lump of charity-4r two.

One doesn‘t hair to be it Christian
Scientist to applet-into the fact that
I there is some dogroo of logic in the
- statement made by one of the lenders

Squeeze iii jun 11 drop of modera-

 

 

Thc steam yucilt Al-vino. chartered
(‘. Benedict for a

Hall as much frugality-«or less, .

by Commodore FL,
(rotate or four months in S
rlcnn and other waters. in now well
oil? shore 11ati.er having loft the recrea-
tion pier, foot of East fljweniydourih
'strect, New York, yesterday afternoon
at halt-post twelve o'clock.

.il‘rom ten o'clock in the hour of the
Alvlnn‘o departure
crowded with trieodu oi the Commo-
dore shoot his guests
The gilosin‘ure Mrs. Clifford
B. Harmon, the Commodore's dough-
tor; Minn Mlly Bird and Miss Mon!
Finley, the lnilor the daughter of Mn»
nor John P. Finley.
stationed in the Phlllpplnou;

day, when lefclling to the difference
in treatment of their practitioners and
i that afforded to those who diamante,
medicine by the redeemed 1rulos,‘soyll
the New London my The colonlloto
declared that in 13 years it was
11. claimed that in the United States 32
children had died undor Christian
' Science treatment, for diphtheria.
» while in New York city alone, during
1910 there were 1.715 denihs'irom
that disease, when the 111111111 methods
, were follow..cd The point he made
' Was that it an arrest was demanded
io1 death of one patient it should be

1 Add some very line considerudon.

Strain off all of poverty‘s dis-

 

Pour some milk of human kind»

ShirredBing mesh Bogs

New ‘iqliere imee its 111;. it. 3.1 1. .91 t .5149: ,5

 

 

Put in all the happiness you can.

. . , .
it up with laughter every

 

.44 s.” A“ who 43 Two new styles.51/,.incl1 hurries. plain shir-

Season with good will toward 1

 

PECIALITOMOBROW-wroo Boxee‘of o: Writins'Paper for ..
ECIAL TOMORROW— oo Renaissance Center Pieces. real hand made. ..... 39¢ each

Jewelry and
' eather Goods

 

TWO GIFTS AMONG THE‘MANY WHICH ARE ALWAY3 APPRO-

PRIATE AND WHICH AREUNWERSALLY ACCORDID A HEAR-

' TV WELCOMWIIE-AEWEL‘RY AND LEATHER @0005. IF .THE

ENTIRE GAUNTLE’I’ OFVGIFTB HAS BEEN CAREFULLY PER-
USED AND STILL N0 CHOICE MADE. LET IT BE EITHER OF
THESE TWO LINES. AND ALL PARTIES WILL BE SATISFIED.
OUR ABBORTMENTE ARE UNUSUALLY LARGE AND VARIED.

 
 

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Puff Boxes and Hair

 

Receivers
Good quality glass. with ornamental metal
1 top.......... ........ . ”24cand49c

 

 

price........

0111' Special $6 Silver
4 .. . . 4 4 . Comb. Brush and Mirror
1- "1' I S t. 4.981
. sale 014 500 \Beautiful French gray 5:31. :avily silver 'plated,
Germon‘Silver‘MoehBogs ,

52inch ring Mesh Bogs. the largest ever of.

each in lined bolt; excellent value $6. 0111:.

..................... . $4.98

 

iered ....... ..........98c

Shomng Sets
High-grade. French gray finish, each set
‘ ,. includes Brush. Mirror. Cup and Stand; a

most useful gilt. . $3.49, $3. 98. $4. .98, 8: $6.00

 

latest Bing Meeh Bogs

red. kid lined. change pocket. $..298 .
' ‘ ‘ 1 . New designs in

 

every man.

1 The statement in intolosting as rep
rcsontlng’fle why an important: mm.-
tar is vieued in those who are in the
minority. of course no one expects
doctors to perform miracles and it is
impossible to prownt death in some
cases, no mniiei how ukilllui the one
' ‘ who attends Al the some lime 11 is
probable that Some other physician
411ith hale been able to hallo pro
» vented some of the fatalities that wcle
' repoited, but on that account no one
seems to think that a criminal prosc-

ot Mrs. linrnlon, and their lllllldil;
Colgate Hoyt, L. 1.. Benedict, Edward
Beers. Commodore Frank S. Rantings.
Seowuhlhnthoi-lnthinn Y. C.; A. J.
and Dr. Harrison ii.
. the ship's ourgoon.

(‘ommodore Hostingu ulll louve the
yacht 111 llnrbudocu and return to Now
Y',0iIi and Mr. liultei

Set it on the fire of heart's Vallet-

 

Iiulter, of, 4P9 to,

Leave it till the jolly bubbles

‘6 and 7 inches wide. three new styles. pret‘

 

Sprinkle it with kisses-for con-

 

VIeltorl and itinerary.
Conspicuous at times on the bridge
of the yacht, saying goodbye to Com—
modore Benedict and his guests, were
Mr. and Mrs. William H. .
Mr. James B. Ford, Mr. Ephraim Corn-
ing. Mrs. Thomas Hattings,,.\l1'. and

sweeten with a look from lav. '

 

5 inches wide. “ouch chain handle. mount-

Flavor it with children‘s merry

' chain effects .

Gold Filled Watch I 11.1..

braided wire and fancy

........ '. . . . . . $1.49 to $4.98

 

Bogs with Bepousse

Frames Cufi Links ’

my 11.111.11.111 lined, made with pocket,
ring scallop trimming at bottom” ..... $3. 75

One of the most appropriate gifts for men.
A great variety of patterns ..... 24c. 49c, 98c

The Parisian Oval Belt or Sash Pins
‘ Shaped Bag Each in neat box, finished in a large assort-

edwith 11pendants.......... ~~$493 signs.......

 

 

1 if Col. Roosevelt wclo only meet
' dent now we ehouid know exactly
where the administration stood on the
hither bug cooking ~Columhns (0.)

Mrs. ”Ramsey Turnbuil and their two
James MoCutchson.
Mrs. Louise Boonie, Mrs. Gen-it Smith,
Miss Wynlje Smith, Mr.
Mort-in J. Quinn, their daughters and
3011. Miss DuVlvier. 11mm Mrs. Sin-

Frost it4withh'the snow of win-

Piace it on ebony-garnished plat-

ment oi patterns; many‘ exclusive de-
..................24cand49c

 
 

 

7-in London Bogs A . Y1» ‘ ‘ . ' ,. a ,
-_;With new rope chain handle. extra large Leather 0011a}? Bags
frames $498 "Black and brown, well lined, complete 'with

 

About the most cwditnble thing in
the loceni histmy of the House of
Hamburg is the number of its princes
woo wish to marry for love—JBoston

 

clnir Smith, Mrs. John P Finley. Mrs.
Frank 8. Hastings many friends or
Mira-Colgate Hoyt and Mr. William 8

Anti serve it with the song of
Christmas hello. 1

it is. the purpose of Commodore Ben-
pdlct to Stop at st llamas and at
The yacht will then pro-
ceed ‘to Porn and possibly go up the
Amazon River as 1.11 as Monuos. ‘4 '
turning to Para and remaining awhile,
Rio de .innciro will he visited, and
then Bueuos Ayres.
place the Commodore and party will
leave the yacht for a time and go to
Valparnioo by roll; then back to Erica
nos Ayres, again to [Rio de danelro.
and possible to the Madeira islondll.
- grew and Yacht.
The Alvina is in command of Can
toin F. I. lverson and with the wire-
less operator, there are thirty-nine all ‘
told in the crew.'1‘l1c yacht is well
stored and on the otter dock there
were twenty tons of coal in bags of
sizes convenient to handle. The Al-
vlno was flying the N. Y. Y. C. but-goo
and the commodore's bille- and white -
private signal with the United States
ynch‘t 61131511 in
The Alvin's lino twin screws. is 214
(feet over £111,177 feet ,on the water
line. 26 tool 10 inches beam. 16 foot 11 4,
inches depth or hold and 18 foot 7 1 '
inches draught. She hos triple expon- '1 1‘ 11
1106 engine with 6 cylinders, 2 01,13
inch‘eli in diameter, two 1112111 inches
in diameter and two of 32 inches in .
diameter by 22 inches stroke of ni‘st— 4 4
Her international signal letters 1, 1

.9...
“All easily assimilated polysacbrid

is what Drii Woods Hutchinson calls
mince pie. Thanks for lilo “easily
assimint‘ed“ unit We breathe earlier,
.floctor ulready~lmvell Cour1e1(‘it1

All sizes in block and steel, white and steel

-Carl Werner 4 in Collier’s.
‘ ‘ ‘ and a variety oi Persian designs. 14.9(: to $16 , wards-from .( ..

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

At the latter

4-
We do not doubt that the average
man know; enough to vote intel
lgently. but we have yet to see one
that can be convinced that a ten cont

tor than a. nickel smoke adorned 1
it a. red and gold sash. -‘——Springflcld

43 war to date. has cost Italy
00 000 we host this vast sum
i: beentspent in vain. it shoud
aly a lesson worth the“ money
"ve valuable examples in other
1614‘Cln'lstlan Science Monitor.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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hurled dide oi the University
tribes high prince to the
output oi gold in recent
nits platinum may yet be-
ndsrd or value. Perhaps;

 
 
 

 
 

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tors at the (into all Benn: AW“ at I 0 that the failure on the port of the cor-
‘ or the 01 e u as Beau: Arts and-1 notation I9 buy any 0” “I III’ “I“
. Boon: Artttfztrkdot Huntington. L L. ,at the time it tell due would revert
mode on 111111111111 6! fill their 1111-.
into tor, the hon t and protection oi

30 Well Fortleih street. end owners

 

 

 
 
 
 

aid will not diminish the activity:
,4 , pie who have learned the
t acceleration prices. «New

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Jewel Gases

' Large variety of designs in gold and French ' 7- Leather and Velvet
, 4 Hand? Bags 4‘
Beaded Bags , Shown with long and short handles, also

silk cordhandles. Special values, - up.

gray, all silk lined. 49c, 981:. $1. 49. up to $4.98

 

retained at the“ active directoro
The action is sold to have been
'Lbrought about by 11 third brother,
Innis. who was one of the incorpora-
tore or the ill-1n. but who covered his
connection with it in October 1909. At

ASBIQIIIIIBIII Made by BIIEIaIIIIby that time, owing to a disagreement

between Jacques and Audio on one

BENIN" FOIIDWIIIH Financial tilde and Louis on the other in rogord 4

to the management or the business,

WWII“ W “I‘m“ mmmbouls sold his 111:1 interost in the

 
 

business to his two brothers tor $100.

the “II“ ' , ‘ 000.1111: took as payment, {our notes;

W“ 1 for 4215000 etch. newbie WWW W01

Bust‘hnobyBroth‘ort, 11 New York“ three and tour vests, respectively. His
corporation. touuded in 1907 prom-lo “Mk W88 DIN-‘84 in the M

 

trust common with the understanding

 
 
 

 
 

the stock to him and forfeit nil pay-

 

hired

 

drawstrings. A’ most useful gift. .49c to $4.98, .1

do at e.-

 

 

$1.00

1 .

1 their cafe 11:11.6... ,As soon 1c: this

paper was recorded. at the county

olerk’s office the commercial rating
agencies issued notices or the tremolo '
lion. and the creditors ot the col-norm 1, ”

tlon called on Buttonoby Brothers and _
salted them to do something for their ..
protection. The voluntary assignment “I
made yesterday was the result 4 1 4 1.

11-, was said in the oilid'o of outline ‘

by Brothers ye‘sterdsy that the iii-111 j"
had been doing a very 'good buelnosol

in the loot yeal‘ and that the tnilure to

f'poy the second notc was canned by the“

fact thot large payment» had been»
made to other creditors but a short '
time motions it won also stated that

the one dos‘ Beads Arts would cont 1
done as usual. and that the corner»
tlon woud be no organised in' a manner
suitable to allot the creditors. n10 tot f
whom are dealers in rottourrat

 
 

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