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4Pxoprio tor
,7 TOMORROW
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MAOONIC DIRECTORY.
A fouled Convocation of Butler
chapter, it. A. M., will be held at lu
rooms February 13th. 1912, u! 8
o'clock p. m. Work, R. A. Degree, fol.
owed by banquet. All R. A. Malone
6r6lally and fratomally lnwted.
Praternaily yours. .
ROBERT M. WILCOX, 360' y.
locum NORWALK BOARD or
TRADE
.1 .. President—Nehemiah Canon.
' Vieo-Proaldent—fihries J. Pidoaon.
oratory—Frank W. Hadley.
munch-Matthew Corbett.
VENING SENTINEL TELE~
‘ " PHONE CALLS
a-o—N'cws Department
'92-3-«Busine35 Department
-_ “o oar-Branch Office, Norwalk
890 ~Editor’ a Residence
29-5——Clty Editor’ 5 Residence
PRETTY POOR LIVING.
A Philadelphia physician, in a re-
cent lecture, explained how u human
Ibelng could live and grow Int 0n :1
th of food ii week. lie had the
. ‘l'ienoe oi! two individuals. who
‘ ode the experiment to Illustrate his
claims and gave the details of their
Virdiotiand the cost of, each item. The
:‘cxperlmentors consumed In six months
. ”divers cans of baked beans, consider.
‘ pubic condensed milk, cotton seed oil.
flaw peanuts, dates, bread and butter
and it is said that one of them, who
was suffering from tuberculosis, gain-
. ‘cdvsix pounds in as many months.
' 1 That aortor a diet mil-tilt do very
well as a pounce, but. lt~ls not, the
ind oi living that most Americans
. cold enjoy. Filling by scientific rule
ybe all right -i'or those who have
’ inod their digestions it they wish
”to get back to normal conditions, but
. the healthy person, who has to. work
living likes to get enjoyment out
almond in view ‘0: the variety
g that nature has provided It is
stretching .the imagnatlon a
. . lvine intention that man should en-
1 his meals as well as be nourished
_ “lilting on a dollar a week ma) be
All right as a protest against the high
cost of living, but if the experiment is
continued {or any length or time it is
pretty hard on the one who makes it
lPi‘obahly mole people suitor from
mung too much. or from an unwise
selection of food than from lack of
Something to eat, but there is a happy
medium that. Intelligent beings oug‘ilt
to adopt and that will enable them to
econsume things that taste well, in ad«
‘dition to having the .quallties that
hand up mental and physical energy.
”...—w
GETS If m fl‘HE NECK.
abolition any that the land
onto: them tron) getting machin-
Irom «Europe and that it they
do so they could sell shoes tor
(oh less This is interesting. la
w or the fact that European manu-
urers are said to be installing Am—
] machinery. The obvious inter:
T is that the Shoe Machinery Trust.
‘Iurnishias machinery to European
. American consumer is clearly
’ ' ‘ It in the neck from all aides.
Mound for. WW Mining In.
: NiwurI. ._.
Ho. mob lite—«When
. stolen District Court eon-
' Wing, Attorney Bacon
plalolll; sailed duds. widen.
lilllclii lull
lluulllllllll
Captain loIm :8. '
.Belohralos lilo .Savomydllill
Anniversary oi Ilia Birthday
Old Rownyton was deluged with Ion-
thers. last eveninl. and towla took to
their roosts when the East Norwalli
Henllokm hit the trail for Crockett
avenue. where they assembled in a
body and surprised Uncle John Sond-
der L’Hommcdieu In honor or his sov-
netydiith birthday. The cacklinz gath-
ering, headed by the chief crownin-
Frederick H. Field, came out for a
good time and tor the express purpose
or recalling to mind the good old
limos when the Henlicker Qlub was
wont to stir The Norwalka and Row-
ayton with their crowing and social
achievements. Reminiscence: or the
past. mingled with the ploaaurea ,wore
recounted by the congenial members
until the warmth of the gathering in-
iectcd all present and the men were
boys again,’partlcularly Uncle. who
threw oi! the cloak of his age and
stood straight and Itrong again, a
young man of forty, halo and hearty
and in tar every bit of fun and pleas-
uro there was to be had. As an elixir
of life, the Henlickors have found a
prescription which cannot be beaten.
'Uncle John was seventy-live years
old on the Sabbath. but the holiday
was celebrated last night, when there
were no customs or conventions to
dodge. and the freedom or the night
was given.
The East Norwuik Heniltkcrs, head .
cd I): President Frederick ll. Field. as
semhled at headquarters at l..llotu~
medieu Brothers" store at 7 o‘clock.
from whence they journeyed out to
ihe‘trolley car. They Were met at
their} destination by I'loc-Plaooident
George W. Stevens. who extended to
them the, key of that district and save
them the traction) of Rownyton. it
was then that the dock hit the trail.
running low and hard and seeking the
shadowy places. lest the old patriarch .
upon whom they were to call. should
become acquainted of their presence.
When they reached his new roost in
Crockett street. they filed slicntly"lnto
the house and found that Uncle John
had heonentlced down Into the cellar,
where he was working like a beaver.
Upon his return to the main roost, he
found thirty-six waiting for him. The
grand old man threw up his hands and
extended to his guests a hearty woi
come, all... cash his surprise was com
pinto
The ceremonies of the evening open
on with selections by the quartet, on
elated by Paul Bartram and accom-
panied by Mrs. P. l. Merriam. The
quartet is made up of Jerome E.
Smith, F. l. Merriam, Frederick ii.
Field and Aiired 8. Crockett.
"Soc." Smith then read an article
printed in The Sentinel on December
2. 1897, recounting a similar time on
the some grounds when a scribe was
Initiated into the mysteries of the
club. ’l‘hen followed the reading 01' a
poem. composed by the club pool. Ar»
thur D. Ferris, of Baldwin, 1.. 1.
Games .were played and in the
course or the evening a solo was con
(lei-ed by Miss Audrey Shine. of Dr-
chard atroet. who Is the great grand
dauhier or the hoot
Then come supper and such a teed
as ,Uncle John regolod his friends
with. The surrounding poultry yards
must have entered i’or everything
was appropriately covered with hon
leathers. Rev. W. R. KcDormott open.
ed with mace and Wick ii. Field
acted as hoaatmasterfi The menu In-
cluded such-palatablevlanda as baked
beans. oyster stow and clam chowder.
pickles, calico, crackers. homemade.
bread and good butter. salads. cones
and lemonade as sweet as honey.
» One of the routines of the evening
was the checker playing at whieh Poul.
Bartram. the yellow» oi! the gather .
inc, surpassed all present.
. Another denture at the ensuing was
the huge his birthday cake, upon
which was inscribed the dates 1837-
' 1912. " .
The genial host was tho recipient
ct loony mm. and boautliiu! DN-
aunts; will union was a’ new '"U
macadamia!“ While-m . l
tloaarhnothorw'llIWIV-M; ~
Nos. L'flommodleuaaaoonaidtod or d I r
handsome truth dish. decorated with
specimens of the catcher-y Elba. Ua~
, 'L’iiommsdioll f
Away With the
Grouch ._ ‘
lidoesn't cost a single red
filly“; .. «- mam ,
INMWUP"'!:*M
Teamileaodnod a jolly head;
It doesn’t cost a'sou markee
To chuck the bluff oi jolllty.
What. does your luck seem :0-
ing wrong?
Well. that's the cue to hum
. "woman: I_.’."i
Pooh out your chest. perk up
‘ _ your mind.
And soon success will come,“
yoh'fliind- ‘
A laugh has cured where deo
tors dope
Has put a patient past all hope:
And smiles have W: "are
coin to where.
A moment gone, the purse was
bare.
,Beo‘iMiheworldadmh-esa
chap
Who seems to sitin Fortune's
lap.
Got busy! Smile. or make a
bluff!
It winked optimistic stuff.
--A. Walter littilu. ,
35"i|
‘, No. Iii-a rooyard pieces of WASH
» Don’t boast. even It you all! have
WMkaM 'l‘homantowhan
' you feel so superior may have m
" butter on his billionaire-awn
4th and ~ LAST WEEK
THE GRAND WINDUP“
RGAI
AT THE TOP NOTCH
As already announced, we will continue all week this Great Big Bargain Carnival, to meet
the popular call—to meet the people’s demand. It' s‘ the public' a sale-we are merely the ser-
vanta ofthe public. The Values are clean out, too per cent. sterling—nothing like it in these
parts. CONE TOMORROW, COME THE DAY AFTER, COME EVERY DAY. Your
time will be well spent. Now for a few prices:
5000 more yards of FRUIT OF THE LOOK.
that famous Cotton; regular we 63/
yd. Special for this week. 4
Real Handmade JAPANESE RENAIS~
SANCE SCARFS, size 20x54; '
regular $1.60. Now;"*c‘ach ..490
........
000d Ilze. already hemmed CROCHET BED-,
SPREADS- 76: quality.
Nomeach................ ”...“490
Already hemmed. fine quality MERCERIZED
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. 88
size may; yda.; reg. $1.50. Now ..... C
Best quality ism—Am CLOTH, in good.
dark colors only; regular 1 5c 9
yard. Now. per yard .......... C
Heavy quality TABLE DAMASK, Bleached,
or Unbleached; it is 68 inches
wide; 75c quality. Now. yard. . . ..
PETTICOATS. with Hamburg ruf-
fle; reg. st .50. Now
ETTICOATS with 18-in.
and headed; regular
$.98. Now
..$l.69
DRAWERS, with Hamburg ruffle;
regular 50c. Now ...370
CREPE Kimono, in Blue. Pink. Lavender
and Red; regular
Stso Now............ . ....970
Ladies' Wool SHIRTS & DRAW- ...83
ERS; regular 8:. Now . . . .. C
DRAWERS; reg. 75c. Now ._. . . . .59C
6-yard piece of Cotton BUTTONHOLE EDG-
ING, White and colors.
Nowrperpieceu 190
.55c
ruffle, braideda
‘ Men’s Natural Wool SHIRTS &
» RIBBON. matted colors. piece..
slander W “ape. NW
downs, with Hamburg rufl'lc. low neck.
. 14c.
w ...-ill. Marinara nouns. all 10C
:2.“cortex.......:;,....39c-
GOWNS. regular
$1.50. Now ..... . ..... I . . . . ........ 79C
MUSLIN DRAWERS. with hem-
atitched ruffle; reg. 25c. Now ...... 170
75c CORSETS. . ,
Now ...... 1.. ...... 390
$1.50 CORSETS. ' _. .I_
Now 98C
Men's ALL SILK HOSE. in severallcoloi's,
the best of quality; regular 50c 5
a pair. Now 3 PAIRSFOR... ..9 C
Alexander King's BASTING COTTON. all
numbers. soOvyerd spools: regular ' 7
5c. Now, 2 SPOOLS FOR .. ..... . C
Dexter's Kui'r'rmo COTTON. large size
balls, white only; regular 5c. , I
Now: BALLS FOR W5C
Kerr's LUSTRE TWIST, 3oo-yard spools. all
letters. black and white;
regular me. Now l. .. 90
“yard rolls white TWILLED TAPE the
best quality; regular -
15c. Now......... . ' ....7C
PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH
BRUSHES, reg. osc. Now. 190.
TORCHON LACES. all Linen. 1-: inch to
3 inch widths; regular 40
yetoroc. Now,peryard...... ..... . '
BOILERS. large round Boilers, all 2 I
tin;regular39c. Now ..... 8C
"PRESTO," best Silver Polish; . “”1 ~
regular‘asc. Now. . ......... 60 *-
HAIR BRUSHES, with solid 19 :
hardwoodback; reg. 25c. Now .. C
“SANI’I‘OL” TOOTH POWDER; 17
rcgularnsc. Now............... . C
LA‘DIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS;190 ~
regular-8c. News FOR ........:.
54p. TEA P01}. best quality White 59.0 ‘
Enamel; reg. 98c. Now ‘ 1"
[There are various other items that would pay};
' you to come to our store and see, because :5
they mustbe seen to be appreciated.
RIGHT TO Till POINT.
{Drona male and spectacular whatthooriaioooitho.
Killmwpiomayho.
Norwalk Chronicler