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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1912 · page 2

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1?“ :The Woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and invest a dollar
I there it will do the most good. will at once recognize in this offer .
hegpportunity to supply herclothlng needs ,at a decided saving

 
 

 

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FURs AND FUR COAT: at a. grant sacrifice. None are VroeerVVI
., We retiree to .ourry our Over into next geisha.

“m... Cloak & Still: I House

.tVuV-lE House or now more“ . . .:
I I 33 So. Main Sn, South Norwalk.

 

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Hotch 81 Bailey Company

IOVUTH NORWAme GGNNA .

Thurber and Mill Work for, Everything

" “refinance. ;‘ V'

BEAVER BOARD

"Jails mulls mum Muhrity an o (longtime to: lath and .
, “‘ Titling: and well-moor. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
m “Motto dengue tor tulle nod ceilings and permits ot a
«gige scope for individual pretennont and toe-to. We are Agent-

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cure Flnouzu'e com-nee.
Gets initiation From Three Cities for

V I the Annwi Continuation: '

A meeting of the executive commit-
tee of the Connecticut State [firemen o
association was held {rider roux-Into;
Int 11 o clock at the Hotel Gertie. Hurt,
ford The following members or the
committee were present? P F. Red-
Imond, of New Haven; John T? Milne.
hi’ horwallr- It: V. Magoo. or Water-

Balm. or, Who; .0. 8.
in“; 6: M letown; Charles Scholl, A
0.80.11”, M. J. Bailey Ind L L. Park.

The elite: item oi; business "for con
eidomtion was theIDeiltiou at an in
demdomi: lire collinear et Rowayton
coking tor adhtludon to the note on:

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Decide: on increase irom so to 100
For gent. Taking Eflect January

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

or America here last week .udopted a
solfiiol‘i Which villi raise all whole

 

 

 
 

nt membere as will on those
' urnhce in the (unite.
fielimm'ia, chairman
committee, gold the new
on recommendations

, y urhnnb Mcomnlisaionere of
ions states and has the’endOreev
oi the national Organization of
{insurance officials. The pres-
“who‘le‘ liie‘*IinsuroncoIrate in the
I. men ‘i‘orIagiperson 18 were old,
‘o:j“cent‘a’ a- niéi'iith. “This Willjbe
rotted to 76 Corrie. The rate no 45
firs is $1 a month and this will be
laed to 82. Corresponding increooes
shown in the table or the commit-
for persona of all ages.
For the benefit of those who ohl'ect
higher rates. the committee

 

thoioughly. discussed for. route time
the Bouillon)” wo's given eel-“mushy; to
withdraw its petition. ,

Ono claim for injuries was allowed.
W F. Woodwoni of Danieleon. 31th
suffered an injured knee at ii” drill

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

claims were mood on finally. .. -

The tollowin: enumitteo well up-
pointed to consider the meeting place
of the next etute mutilation:

Redmond. Mi e; lend Magoo. Three

 
 
 
 
 

of entertaining the. convention.
walk. krldmnrt and Woot- Havens

 

 

. blah." will he announced .1.
plan" incur once a person to

.‘ II it the person carrying much: ,
once live; through that term. the"

I when he'uw do'nr II

in october‘. was allowed ‘50. at other . .

Moots. ‘

f places are centimeter. for the honor ,1;
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rule“ he no on-
able to atop hie

 

route to then: who it duh 9 o'clock.
The driver of the our had put on extra
booed to moduli! a he swor-
curly hurl detour WM oi hip
it: they renew not wed (Nor the
brow of the hill. however. opt-end out
in front ici‘ thorn were we wanna.
one oontoinins Mr. end Mre Evan, who
were nearest the trolley Emclts and
the other, Poul lame! and non. ‘ot
ISprlhgwood. They wore going abut.
the name way u the Automobile. Com»
in: west was a. trolley car which Mr.
Glover figured would come abroad or
the memo Just ache reached them.i
Apparently .th‘e'huotormnn saw" I than

the Accident was imminent also tor he

put on power And stopped his our Just
an it reached the dragons.

Mr. Glover. down to flop his own
machine. had one or two olternntiveo.
either to collide; with tile trolley car}
or the team. In attempting to pose
between the two. the'light on the hail
of his machine cousin into the right
wheel or the gums. whopping the flute
mobile billet eflecmely, demolishing
both light: and springing the rule. The
oecuoootu of the neon were throng
violently to the ground Ind Mix. Even
rendered nnoonnciouo. up man did
not lose madman, but go: severe-
ly shelter: R5331“ duped for Immediate
Neither of the acclimate o! the auto
now. were thrown from «unconfir-
once

it on reported that ”IZIin “telling trout”

the. “mm“ agonizing; Vi?“

hook containing one in money. and o

I‘ Milli toil-ell brthoiml‘ioe lethal to

discover in? hiding Md

The mm ”haw telnet“...
$3??de Elfin to the W WI
whoa-Aha no new in minim
to unit «room W Monro.
motor and unwell» frowned. to
their hairdo

The honour or the convention «is

‘Z owned by Messrs. Even nod Lenard.

mmctivoir, while the «gene were
rented from Liverymut 1:th Selim,

L , of Winston drool. Mr. Schoone-

ported this morning that the Even we

'. 03!! who no badly Amused up tint

Mm on... all Home: new
to throw the min. own.

A Sentlno'l.renorter celled up Mr.
Linxweilor this morning to not ill?
side or the story. but we» referred by
him to Attorney, John Keogh oi the
am of «mu it Gandee who flare out
n inclement to the elect that Moron;
Glover and Unxwoller from in on auto-
mobile coming towards South New
walk. Just as they come over the
crown or the hill Mr Glarer one in

" front or him the me menu. in which

were Mr. And Mrs. Eran end Mr. Beng-
yel and hue. and a trolley" our coming
up the hill. nil abreast; There was no
choline to ones bemoan the two cur-I
ringer: and the driver oi! the note at .
tempted to go between the Elven.ch
valance raid the mm mu Ergono-
puro’ntly misundertiood the mo Ind
pulled towards the trolley one with the
remit the! the left hand or themuto-
motile caught in the right wheel or the
wagon while the other do of the auto
mobile mi up, bathe end

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hlo tv‘lfe. Glover up when in
lice' station whot'eidterv new

motion. Alter the «attention had lloen- . I

A puree «no onion in “own:
which ensued the bonded to Woo

 

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.NIE 0E the six

 

or men in
theII-III I oited IIStatos

”III?-ene.I‘

told us that we
could do a real
service by publish-
ing the truth about
corrupt judges.
This was two .
years ago In the
February number
of Error Iylbody’ s
Magazinefa‘ppeors
the first or 'a‘scr’ies
0i «rickety C. P.
Conduilyg.‘entitled .
" Bro BUSINESS AND I
THE BENCH ”I I. ,

This to the out~
come of that suga-
Igestion. ,. .

IIE well I'Vfbc do.
nouncea by many
is inuclura kl no.
It is‘ muck- raking.
We want you to
know in advance
What“? had of

muck- raking it is.

Mr. Connolly s in-
vestigation sh0ws that
there i: incompetency
ficorruptiOu - miscar-
riage of justice. and
that these faults are
undermining the co-
pic's remgt for t eir.
courts.

we want to reopcct
judges. We hope that
the publication of tho“
truth- will lead to that
reform of the indiclary
which is necessary.

The unjust iudge
should drumrn

 

nothr 3:

tort, or 1fVVyou on .

think. and di
. op hasten the
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V,.Afler Arminor Not PayinIil
II‘niolr manual m I! "0-
? quiroti by Law

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A,mwmm

Feurlh VWarrani Noi Served as
lien Wanted sum ills "
Fortune in New YorIil

 

 

a Pomnol tux quotationogmreviorm to
Saturday. were listed in Weapon ul.
’3 per. the name no throulrlloul the
flute. Then there came a vigorous at-
on the snorkel. lull in Dem
Sheri! Ell B. Mead and Prosecutinz
Mm" Ham R. 8119mm the
We round to $8.76 .per. Dr. H- In}.
Kyle ‘John Butternut: ens 1.31. See
nor were the “ehorla’ found. and were
mud the lull value James C
smiley. Accordinr‘to his trite. would
not euhmit lo "prosecution" and is a .
Mtlvo tron) lujiioe. V .

Attorney Barnum A. My. pemnu

to: collector for mu town. is on oill
olel mu; mailing the duties oi his.
com. All possible Ileowny one given
and then the homer-M the delinquents -
gore giver‘t‘«Prouoc1hnt& "Sherwood.
Armed with" nominal. sharia Menu
when outh'i‘lshl. nod early Saturday
morning,' und‘ first met Dr“: Kyte.’ '
' ”How ore 990w“
"Youre wanted At a consultation with
Justice 0! the Peace Jooeph Morton ‘nt
the town hall." '

Wanton Morg Time

. boo mot and one out to plot as
to why he lied not donutcd the neoco-

mummy: to to {iron I. littlernoro
time. not heoid not Vineiot nor push,
the alienation M be me not a rear
dent of the town. A plea of guilty
who annexed and he on intermed that
it would then east an» inn ‘8 ’16 to

Doc?“ ‘heIIIIenNi. W-

Sale of White Goods Remnants .3;

. The accumulatibirof the Jaguary Sale Of White Cot?
toils,-all in short lengths. I I'III 2.- 2 and 3 yards.
13y;- waists. aprons, “child‘rVe‘n’s dresses, corset covers, l

etc» I

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Swissea, dotted and figured
Madras, striped and figured

Poplin
Striped Dimitics

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Former values from lax/1c to 50c.' I. , ’. 1‘
W “I

Haii- Price at Clearance “I

 

Nainsgpok Ir
Indian Head“ ' I . ' l
. India Linen . .1
'I‘amis Long Cloth . L»

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Center Counter RiWerI’iloor.
t ‘l‘ ”f

Outing Flannel Garments for Women

Short Outing Flannel Sacques. line velvety flannel in

attractive pinks. blues and iavendcrs.

$‘25’ A

at 50c, 75c and'sl Clearance

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Values $1.00 to

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Outing Flannel Gowns and Pajamas. a gathering

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which includes much variety. odd sizes, etc ‘" " . 2..

A.

Pajamas, values $2. 00 and $225, at $1.00 and $1. 39.
Gowns, several different values. 75¢ andjllS. .. TI." fI

Unch muslin Section,.sccotld Wfloor

 

Petticoats at Clearance

Colored Metfialinu ands 2ft Tafictas, m shades for the

street or for evening wear.

$2.88 .

Colored Heatherblooms, attractive shades of old rose,

reaeda, pink. light ”NP and red. I , ..

Suit Rooms, second floor.

 

V Belts. T‘aiTtha Silké €111de Elastic. values ditch and up.
50c. . ‘ ' . ,

Novelties that were age. 13¢, a for ash.

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Toilet Soap, reliéhle brands. for tub or-stand use. so

new oil to liouldate his coconut, with cake. V
tiled-to. He’dmitted thet he re~_ I. .‘ . . IV“
neutered receiving A notification , I. _ . C‘E‘m'IILounfir' mum‘s“
aboutwo months no. but confidence ,1, _, g _, N A. - .II. ,. II I «III

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5}"? 1B; ill. with Tommy;

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hint lire chief or give him A reception

to mull up our the blight. But ludsr I

met wanted and it not gonna that ; ,
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5 nothing was I . _
illicit would Justify the em . . . _

 

I , mat-dies: oi cost.

Those visiting our e‘toIre within the next Ifew'I I‘
‘ ' ' of interest and nroilt thotIVe ‘

. mining discontinued numbers. remnants of ribbon. ,V
I when length: oi laces and,o'nhrolderioa in an 33- V_ ,
torment a0 varied that We could not ”tempt a, do

All to beI disposed oi at prices

'. tailed description.

 

meet lain mviuuo collation 01 the.
tuonpot. Ho mid . '
JohnAiooIPaye. ., ' ..
, John Battereon, indignant that a . -. ' 3?.
Inter! and loyal member or the verdant . . . 33
Wonlport lire commendation beI . 3!
1 submitted to the Meeting: or win; ' ‘ H II
ouch A little thing to is our the print; e1.- nven ory i;
logo of living in the good. old Cog ,~ _ if
walnut commonwealth. we: the not. - l ‘- . ~ .'
toieel the sting of the cruel let's i. 59.
merciless "lash. 'i‘he oincinle were ll ._ 0" .g.‘ ‘9-
oghitet at the more thought oi such Vii , H
In: lulu-tine Mundane nod wondered yVi in going through our slocke we find many odd lots I , , ii
whether it would be neceenry to elect 3“ oi merchandise. e'ome slightly soiled and nursed. in ‘ ‘I‘

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in “homo that there in a An; George
moi- tint men here museum: ‘
I Nothing wine tour: in he-

 

 

hie shoe Ito‘eeeit
York. Mrs. Bridloy

IIWeeipo‘rt 311th only

I be safe if he remain! in New York;.hrxt

I } for those refusing to chine to time

 

 

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,0- \‘~‘_-. A.\-,x‘~g- sin.‘~“‘. ‘\

cloud and Then warrants
‘ in Word I
I on IIil‘ yet, and it may be about Fell-
ruliry Ilu‘hetoreooti’oe is taken. Then
mm the time limit in» he sooner.
About”, per cent: have mimic-The of“

“They are going over to see it! there

‘ We for the bearereohelou
‘ I home :2 contribution All V

tempt and Votlli in arrears VwillV

 
 
 
 

utter-d no worm we been '

leotrnen have about 100 names that. .

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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