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TSQCIETY NOTICES
~ MASONIC DIRECTORY.
A’fapoclal Communlcatlon of Old
Well Lodge, No.108. F [and A.M .. wlll
he held at Its rooms,‘JanUa1ry 30th,
1812.2“ 8 o'clock p. m. Work, F. C.
Dunner. All Master Masons cordially
Ind .1ruternally invited.
7 Fraternally' yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec' y.
Save Big Money, the One Big Opportunity
Once a year we do it. Jomlng this time at just the beginning of the real cold weather. everything goes. Marked right down to a price that
willbe taken on sight instantly. Greater valué's we have never offered and you have learned tram past experience that a Boston Store adver-
tisement recites facts. only facts, unadorned and unexaggerated. Therefore, we advise you to not promptly. Come here early and take your pick
of the best of the second Week's tremendous olierlngs. This is the biggest Clearance Sale in our history—biggest in size of stock. in the loss
we are taking. and comprising the biggest bargslns ever offered to the Norwalk people.
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' robin NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE.
Presldent—Nehemlah Candee.
Vlou- Prenldent—Charles J. Pldgeon.
Secretary—Frank 'W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING summer. TELE-
PHONE CALLS
‘--News Department
islBusiness Department
.»44~a--Branch Office, Norwalk
loom—Editor" 3 Residence
Hams—City Editor's Residence
Local enthusiasm for a particular
candidate ottou helps him when a un-
* onal («invention is being held. it is
significant that in Chicago there is
very "'strong Roosevelt sentiment.
‘ bitch is :being carefully stimulated by
the Chicago Tribune, while in Haiti»
more the friends of Harmon are in
the “roadway. Mr. Bryan and Mr
Hearst will have to take then (-laquers
with them 'to the Juno convention.
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.~RIGH‘r TO THE POINT.
Willie Mr. Wilson wanted Mr. Bry-
anj‘lmoukddlinto a cocked hut,“ h('
wishodit done. in a dignified way. Mr.
Wilson is a gentleman and a scholar.
and. or course. was not int uvm or our
roughhouae methods. 1--'l‘oledo Blade
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men who em ciso their leap year prov
11380 will agree to support theil hus-
7;, bandits the stvlo in which thov hale
l’ioneer Press.
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The‘ Kansas Doluocratis are to open
their coronal-guano Lincoln‘s birthday
or about the same reason, prob-
. "bly, that many hacchunaiian orgies
plated' on Christiana—Kansas
“Journal.
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We too are against the abolition of
ti! senate barber shop We have
’ some of the senators before they
vent to‘Washingtou and after they
_ 'tiirned.-——C£uu'lostc111 News and Cour:
. it“ a benefit in (‘hltagtn Mary Gal-
den :ltissed seven hols Who would
othea boy again .wPitlsh’urg Chron-
idle-Telegraph.
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e time has come when Woodrow
. is sorry he was "a great
HEN-Evening Wismnsin.
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The Baconians now decline that Sir
Francis Bacon wroie the Bible in the
‘ “ English version. if Sir
11; than, even Sundav
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» We take it for granted that the we‘
Wen accustomed to living ~6t Pa‘ul *
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INTO THE FOREVER.
What may we take unto the vast
forever?
That marble door
Admits no fruit of all our long on-
dcavor,
No fawn-wreathed crown we
wore.
No garnered lore.
What can we bear beyond theun-
known portal?
No gold, no‘gsins .
‘Oi all our toiling; in the life im-
mortal
No boarded wealth remains.
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Nor guilt. nor stains.
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hind 11s , .1.
We enter hercz’ _
"No word came with our coming
to remind us ‘
What wondrdus world was
near.
N0 hope), no fear.
Into the silent, stariess night be—
fore us. ,
Naked we glide,
No hand has mapped the contella—
_ tions o’er us.
No.comrade at 0111' side,
No chart. no guide.
black and hollow.
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also Mr- Carnegie was too
i all he know. He may
lie at book some day .~—At-
institution.
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yll’amily in the United States
1111'; eight dollars a year to
r pension expenditures—Col-
ITY CHURCH BIRTHDAY
' ‘ PARTY.
bpal Church. will he held this
the parish hall in South
1 us .‘has sounded-whey,
“lo antlsughtér and social
arouse and objection away.
And coming, ‘
'Our footsteps fare";
we follow—- ~-
- {dis love alone is there;
No curse, no cure.
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Naked from out the far abyss be- .
o-f
Yet fearless toward that midnight
The beckoning of a Father's hand
Women’s Suits
'Chevlots and Broadcloth Suits
in Black and Navy, also some
fancy mixtures. some velvet
trimmed. some with braided'
trimmings and. some plain;
values up to 318. January Sale
m $7.50
Women’s Coats
Long (Touts, loose models, of
mannlsh mixtures. with large
collar: of some material or
velvet trimmed; plain lilnck
and Blue Cheviot and Serge
Coats: values to 320. January
Sale Price
1 59’
Women’s Waists
Tailored )‘t‘nlata of excellent
quality. tine brawn uuli Linen;
values to 32. January Sale
~P1‘lt‘43
59c
Simplicity House
‘ ‘Diesses
Neatly made mosses of .i'errulo
and Gluizhhnl. neatly designed
and spWriaielv trimmed:
value. $15.18” Jenner) Sale
Pride 1’W n, K.
98c '
Women’s Suits
Sol-res. Broadcloths and Chor-
lots in the lunltionnhlnoolors.
some braid trimmed with vol
vet collars and others plain
tailored; also many novelty
stripes and mixtures: values
to $25. JanuarySalc Price
. .7 ..:.$10”
Women's Skirts
Models -ol excellent quality.
Pnnumas and Serge and tailored
styles of the fashionable mix-
ed materials. all perfect llt~
tln‘g; values to" $7.50.” .lnn~
nary Sale Price
$3
1- Women’s Waists
Lawn. Voile and Batiste. some
plain. others elaborately trim
med. with laces and embroid
cries; values (to 83. January
V Sale‘Prlce ‘
99‘0'
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WOmen’sPetticoatsi
'Black Sateen, fully memorized.
nil lengths, all waist bands;
six new styles: . value $1.50.
.January Sale Price .1.
79¢ ‘
Niht Gowns
Fine 111a crisis, Hamburg trim-
lined. with ribbon through in
.scrtion. many styles; veiud
$1. 00. January Sale Price
Corset Covers"?~
Bit mm “3104. “alum mt!
lace trlmlnsl. 1m and low
' nooks: Ill Md materials and
perfect littlest value 501:. has
Silk Tussahs
A beautiful Silk and Cotton lab-
ric for street and evening
:wear.‘ all colors: value 501:.
January Sale Price
25c
Best Quality
Percales
ln liuht and dark colors. Ill“. inch-
es wide; value 12%0. January
Sale Price
3
~46
Corsets
1.0113. straight lines, broad front
steel. medium low bust heavy
garters. trimmed with lace:
value $1.00. .lanllar3'1‘Sale
Price '
39c 1 »
. Combinations
Made of Xninsook. with lace
edge and Hamburg and lace
insertions. ribbon trimmed:
value 76c. January Sale Price
49c
Silk .' ‘Fouiards
Cheney Poulnrds and other
handsome spobnroor Foulardu,
ult‘e patterns and colors. 23
inches wide; value to 81 yard.
January Salell’rlce
29c
75c Bed Spreads
Large size. hemmed crochet
quality. good patterns.
49c.
A. C. A. Feather
Ticking
Best quality. guaranteed feather
proof; value 200. January
Sale Price
,thc
50c“ Pillow Cases
150 ‘
"Pride of the Atlantic," 3 line,
‘ oven thread Cotton. mode for
wean-45:136.
Bleached Sheets
r1111 sire; 31x90, undressing, no
seam; “mrahle” quality; 62c
value. January Sale Price
49c."
.751: Table Damask
r1111 72-inch wide one Scotch
, able Damask, bleached and
‘ unbleached
59c '
th‘c Pillow Cases
, 1‘06 don-Pillow cases; 42:32: 111111 ‘
45x38; - good .quality Cotton.
9c .
Frlutofthe Loom
flout? of this lemons Muslin
fat the m
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1281: Dress Ging-
ham 8311c
all colors, new spring styles.
25c Turkish’l‘owels
190
Heavy Turkish Towels, large
size. line for bath.
$1.50 Napkins 98c
dozen ,
Large size. 20x20. already hem-
med, line damask quality.
1221: Linen Crash
8'/2c
All Linen Crush, bleached and
unbleached. sturdy Crash. line
{or roller towels and kitchen
use.
$1.50 Long‘ Cloth
98c pc
Just received one case or Berk-
ley English Long Cloth, 10-
yard pieces,
Galatea Ciotli'
'" .nest quality, dark colors. some ,
light; value 15o. January Sale
H 10c“
Lonsdale Cambric
36 inches wide. excellent for
‘ women's and .mlsses' wear:
value 121$. January Sale
Price
98c
$2 Beacon Blank-
ets $1.49 pr.
The best Blanket made for the
money; for washing and wean
ing it. has no equal. White,
Gray and Tan.
1%: Brown Cot-
«111 9‘4: ”
40 inches wide, fine for sheet.
ing.
$3 Blankets $1. 98
Our Blenheim Blanket. the best
blanket value in the country;
‘wlull size; White. Grey .‘aud
Tan. ‘- ' 1
Light Callous.
Also dark, best American
' ”1 Stile Trice : .. . ~
" 481:.
Table Gloths
832%. it". m‘ae- and hemmed.
min quality heavy memorized
china; with borders auf
ardund; valué {1.50. January
. ~ which
mural lama cotton. torn and
.l; .
ironed (all else. 81190.
Plain colors. plaids’ and stripes.”
25c Table 011
0101115 1221:
Full 45 inches. white and colors.
Heavy Cotton.
Crash, bleach and brown.‘18
inches: 7c value. January
Sale Price
5c '
Clark’s Spool
Cotton
200 yards, six spools for
19¢
Cashmere Gloves
' in all sizes. These Women's ‘
Gloves are very special value;
500 value. January Sale Price -
29c
39c." Stockings 25c
Women's 'Hose. best German
manufacture. well made and
finely finished.
Window Shades
All‘eoiors. quality opaque: value
29c. January Sale Price.
.180
12‘4c Curtain Swiss
36-inch Scotch.Curtain Swiss.
tor sash. and long curtains.
‘ Sc-
Sc Brown ' Cotton
1000 yards Brown Cotton, 32 in.
‘ 3V2c
Handkerchiefs" ‘
Men's and women's, all Linen;
12 1-212 value. January Sale
Pride
81:
. lZ‘éc Dress " Shields ‘
Special liGhl‘ quality r"
makes: value ‘61:. Juhunry‘
Hamburg Edgings,
Orer one hundred beautiful pan .
terns. extra wide, many worth-
.25c yard. [January Sale Brice "
.90 yard ._
Crepe Paper“
Dennison‘s . High ”Grade Crepe ,
2 Paper. white and colored; ,
' value'mc roll. January-ants.
Prioo"
3‘41:
Linoleum
'Full two yards wide. special
heavy quality; value 21.25..
January Sale, Price
75c Sheets 57C. 7
plantations unhieiohom‘heav‘y
25c Dotted
Smsses 8%:
little Dress ‘8“‘w’lssos in dots and
' otho lousy putterus. ‘ '
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