I SOUTHNORWALK
EVENING Seaman.
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TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1912
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MABONIC DlRECTORY.
A Stated Convocation of Butler
banter R.,A. M., will be held at its
ome, January 2311 1912, at 8 o'clock
-. m. Work, M. E. M. degree. All R.
. Masons cordially and fraternally In-
Ited.
vv—r? .; gymnasts. .. r!
Fraternally yours
ROBERT M. WILCOX Seo'y.
firu’I- ,. ._-.s 2.- 1.
I. OUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE.
‘ ‘ President—Nehemiah Candee.
a l. Viee-Preiident-eCharies J. Pldueon.
secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,
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BECRECY iN PUBLIC AFFAIFlS.
lwi'i'he scathing denunciation by May-
31' Rice of New Haven 01‘ his Board
of Finance for permitting matters dis-
cussed in secret, or executive session
to leak out. calls to mind the subject
of secrecy. Once there lived In Eng-
land a race of peepie who him a sec-
ret chamber called the star chamber.
They found it didn't agree with the
national stomach to have secret treat-
' ' [meat or public affairs. They found
the star chamber typified the general
‘poiiticai attitude (animig politicians
and other birds of prey—- of the. time
and as they weren‘t having an espec-
ially good time they put it down to the
fleet o! secrecy and declared for Open-
hsuded methods. Pannier contempt
fol, secrecy has been waxing since that
time all popular knowledge of popu
liar affairs has been ihcreasing since
that. time, bringing with it more w-is
v demand tolerance and temperance on
the part of the people who are gov.
dined. Secrecy may serve ‘Its uses
but when it comes to lighting to main
‘i in It, it is far better to overthrow it
‘nd look for a better means or do
, sherbet) American
.2 o In a pamphlet on “Reciprocity and
.i ‘he Philippine islands," published by
. . the Manila Merchants' Association
'2 , ere is given a mass of information
flowing how trade between the Unit-
States and the Islands has increas-
~‘ pd since the Payne lau admitting
_, waited States products into the Phil-
‘ ppines, free of duty and given partial
. or; entry to Philippine products in
. the United States went into enact in
‘ lingual, 1909. The degree of growth
Violin be seen at. a glance from the fol-
"lowing figures: hnports from the
united States to the ‘pixiiippines in
nine months ended March, 1909, were
‘ $7, 389,028; in the corresponding per-
"-ioo ended March 1910. :12. 714.;945 in
.1911. $13,187,118. Exports from the
Skit pplnes to the United States for
‘ ‘11... the same periods were, nespectlroly
‘ 7:13:35 “981' $11,923. 542 and $15,749,029.
W
RlGHT TO THE POINT.
Im'
Booster Cummins and Governor
are a good deal alike In one
‘51!ic ar. Each is willing to he presi-
‘ and is in the hands of his
ientls.—-Ansonla Sentinel.
~0—
lFrOm his room on the top floor of a
rty-story building, Mr. J. 'Pierpont
Morgan can get a broad view of his
th.--Bonham Favorite.
4..
2. hey have decided in the town of
‘ item that malt carbonate. or "near
is just as smenableto the local
11 law as any for-in of” intoxicent.
, " est. hoped that the decision will
for Guilford‘ond other towns
majority desires no license——
aven Register.
"1;th Webster be discon-
..... u...
The sunshine 11 bright, this globe' s
£3115 the right thing in governmentw ‘
. ~0—
We at least have the sidewalk to _
11 back cit—New London Telegiaph. ‘
for use in the public schools. A
mammrvvasem be sure.~_-
TO THE PESSIMIST
(Richmond Virginian.)
Come. turn about, you wizen Iout.
And quit your ‘sad compiain’;
all right,
Though now it be a-rainin'.
It is not right to make all night
. Doleful with vain repinin'.
Since. anyday. half time is day
And the sun algvays a-shinin‘.
l
.9.
At fearful cost much time you’ve:
lost
A-grumbiin' and a-grumblin‘;
If you don't mind ere lo i u’ii
find “I YO
Youil-i house a-tumbiin'. tumb-
n‘. ‘ 2 3
And in the crash you'll go to
smash
A-biinkin’ and a-tiiin‘kin‘
That as a rule the biggest iooi
See: everything a-sinkin'.
.msattnntemtic sprinklers odd
'othermodernanoheokiumivmell‘
titledhinnonlhelmfllmflm
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The Big Sale started with .a rush.
JANUARY
Ce Sale
Never in one day has so many people been
together in the Boston Store. They were taking advantage of the tremendous‘ Bar-
gains of this wonderful valueegivi'ng January Clearance Sale. Thousands of women .,
were pleased and delighted and all faces were a look of satisfaction~-— and why _‘
fl .
shouldn’t, they—the merchandise was right and they knew it.
right and they knew it. and they knew that they were doing right when they bought
the quantities that they did. Were you one of them; if you were, alright; if not,
you should have been. You cannot afford to miss this Sale. The bargains are real
and everyone a genuine money-saver. The following are some Of them. -
The prices were
women’ s Suits
Plain Blue and Black Broad-
cloth aud Cheviot. different
models; some velvet trimmed.
also many fancy mixtures:
3111.50 values. January Clear~
:2::.8.1'.°........$9.98
Women’s Suits
Cheviot and Sarge: In the lush-
lonable colors. some built
trimmed with velvet collars.
and othei-s plain tailored;
shown a ibis price are many
port-liy stripes and fancy mixv
titres: values to 29.50. Jan-
. :2:.:.8.':‘i....$12.50
Women’s Suits
Many handsome styles are at
this price: two-toned mater.
lnls. ems: and Chariots.
widowaio Serge. with striped
velvet collar and cuffs; hand
some in e of Chiflon Bread
walnut, up“ mm 1.1..
‘ Citaovlot plain Sergei "
Navy and Black. and all do.-
sirable colors; values up to
150. Julian;
Sale Price. $18 50
Women’s Coats
Smarily designed or the most
favored materials. These
Coats are. doubly attractive at
the lowered prices.
Values
$935
,Vaiues ‘
.2... $12.93
Value:
...... $13.35
Values I '
.2... .....313,50
I
Muslin Underwear
, unawans
‘250 quality ...............l7o
390111111111me
inequality?...............soc
75c quality.................ooc
31.50 quality ..............98o
COMBINATIONS e
31.00 values No
7513 values sec
31.213 values We
82.50 values W314
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PETTrlCOATB ‘
81.50 values ........... 7”
32.50 values ..............8169
83.98 values .............. $2.79
coast-:T coveas I
25c quality ............... 196
39c quality ..... . ......... 25c
50c quality .............. 39c
751: quality ............... 490
81.00 quality ............... 79o
GOWNS
73c values .............. 401:
81.00 values ..... . ..... ... 700
8149 values .............. 983
2.00 values ......... .31.“
33.00 values .............. $1.98
crismsee
75c values ........... L.. 491:
31,19 values ..... . ........ Ode
$2.00 values .............. 81.40
Women's Lingerie,
.. Waists
Our Waist. Department looked
as if a cyclone struck it. but
there was no cyclone; the
values. were so good that the
ladies just took hundreds of
them away. but there are oth‘
ers. Come and get some or
them.
Values up to $2.00.
slightly soiled. Each. . 29c
Values from $100 2
to 82 50 Each ...... 79c
Values up to
$3.00. Each .......990
Values up to l 98
..$ ,.
$5.00. Each ..
Women’s
Petticoats
$3.00 to $5.00
values..........$l.97
“.50 to $2.00 ‘
‘ values .............79c
$21.90 , .
‘ values ............49C
1
‘SOcHSeereucker _
PAGE BEAT REGORD. BUT LOB‘I'
UFE.
W8 ANGELEB. Cal, Jan. 88—12111)»
oxford Page. the young aviatoi- who
was killed by I fall of 150 feet yestor
do? at the third international aviation
meet. here. made good his declaration
mt '1‘ Would belt {1min Beecher.
“09m to some announcement MM
Women’s Sweaters
......... . 31,98
5,00
3 Valli“ .......... $3.49
7.50
‘ values .......... $4.98 _
Women’s ‘
Bathrobes
“2513... ......... .33. 75
“$1133.55? ----- $2. 98
Women's House
Dresses
stoo’
values .............. 69c
81.50
values ....... .. N980
32. 00
values - ms]. .49
Cations, Bedwear
Linens. Wash
Goods
UNBLEACHED COTTON
tic quality ................ 39,30
71: quality . . . . .............. 5c
10c quality .6115
12141: quality. ill-in. ....... Ol/gc
BLEACHED COTTON
7c quality ................... 51:
10c Fniit of the 1mm” ”We .
82.00 Bodsprsods . ......... $1.39
A. C. A. TICKING
20¢ feather proof Acco Ticking.
January Clearance Price. lzygc
5c WASH CLOTHB. ..... 11: CI.
25c seasons-.0 AND BROWN
SHEETiNG, 81 in. was. .19c
12%c LINEN canon, sl/zo
Langdon “76" ..............8e
[Airedale Cambrlc .........si/,,o
SHEETS
45c. 72x90. ..... “206
501:. 72x90 , ............ssc
_ sec, 81x90 as:
750, 81x90 .......... 57¢
”demo 65o
PiLLOW cases
121/.c, 45x36 ..,.,.,.........9c
19c. 45x36 ....... ........12Vge
20c.42x36 ........... 15c
220. 45x36 ................. 17c
‘ BeosPREAos'
75c liedsprends ...... 591:
$1.00 Bedspread: .......... 79c
31.25 Bedspread: .......... 98c
Misc LINEN CRASH, sl/zc
Bleached and Unbleached All
Linen Crash; the sturdy kind
that wears. for kitchen and
roller towels.
FANCY SHEER NAINSOOK.
. for children's dresses and all-
rona ................. ill/ac yd.
ill-in. WHITE LAWN, values up
to 19c ............... “38%:
WHITE PIQUE, flue firm welt.
value 19c ...... “Amity:
MADRAS WAISTINGB—Beautl-
lul memorized Waistings, line.
assortment of patterns; value
up to 39c ............. 15c yd.
FANCY PERSIAN LAWNS. in
checks. stripes and fancy
sheer ‘Wea-Ves; values up to
28¢ . ..................... 12l/2c
ENGLISH LONG'CLOTH
31;.‘1‘5 value. ill-yd. piece.... .984:
$1.85 value, 12-yd. piece...01.zll
82.00 value, l2-y‘d. piece...31.49
AMERICAN PRINTS, light and
dark colors; 6c values 2.0/21:
FANCY CHALLIS, 6c valueAl/zc
15c GALATEA CLOTH. good an-
sortment. Special ....11o yd.
BEST APRON GINGHAM. 8c
quality ........... . ..... 5%:
1254c BEST PERCALEB. 36411..
light and dark colors. Janu-
ary Sale Price ........ . 3%:
mac DRESS GINGHAMS~
Thousands of yards of pretty,
American Ginghams. “Special-
. for this sale ............. ”so
LINEN FINISH SUITING. ~
white. already shrunk, iii-in;
19c value ......... .....12'/,o
MERCERIZED NAPKINS, 20x
20, already hemmed. damask
.designs ............98o doz.
704a. DAMASK. all Linen, 5 pat-
terns: value 76c. January
Sale Price ............... 591:
i
25c TURKlsH TOWELS, 19o
Heavy double twisted what.
with red border; fine for 'bath.
12% HUGH TOWELS. 20x40,
Union Linen, red borders
:1. 50 TABLE CLOTHe. soc ' '
2x215 Merceriaed Cloths. already ‘
hemmed.
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Louise's an: uni. as-mvaoouc-
‘jwssmNo'rou. Jan. 33-?!» am
Cobotbodgebili Wimmthoin-
ddtuflon or an American my ot
artend letters in. been rte-introduced
‘ln Congress by Reamenmive Bil!
deniot'lions hire-referred totiio
commitment: llh‘en’i‘3.‘ '-' ’ .
to NAME MUM-T ou-
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Wigwam. m." 83.—-A com-
pleto naval history or the Revolution- .
ary War to be supplied and Written by ‘
retired naval Samson, is proposed in a.
hill introduced in the House by Rep-
resenutlve rows”, of Niobium. The
measure would carry as some...
" or 010,000; and direct all novel-emetic ~
odioials to furnish any records and
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