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EVENING Sherman
James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
RIDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1912
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
5 TOMORROW
Sun rises 6:46; sets 5:28.
ffiigh tide 10:22 a. m.; 10:45 1). m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
'MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Did We" Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, Scuth
Main street, lot and lid Tuesday or
each month-—July and August or
canted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Boo.
Butler Chapter, No. 88, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—«at 8 o'clock, All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
(layer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
1 Sec.
SOUTH NORWALK BOARD
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Vice-Breeldent—Charlee .l. Pldgeon.
Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,
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THE WHALEMEN.
New Bedford is to tune a stutut,
V“The Wllalemeu, to be set up some-
‘1 where within the outpcrate limits to
‘ commcmomto the limo when she was
.a whaling town and odmons with
' the smell or oil and 1111101111111 with
the “stiller-11111; timbers" pom captains
courageous. ashore and rolling about
on their' sea legs.“ it is a most
7. approplinto and becoming memmiai
}and tells of‘lia1s the memories of
which 2116 gradually glouing faint in
' the overflow of new associations and
enterprises. Speaking of this appro
,priate piece of art accomplishment.
the Bartlett! Gonrsnt suggests that
New London might 11 all do something
of 1.111: sort too It sax-:11
hat’s the matter with our New
London hailing a statue like that—-
onlv of course, biggel and liner?
When you are talking of old whalingl
ports. New Redford hasn't a thing on
New London. Whales sliheled and
hurriedly sounded when they saw a}
New Londou ship coming. It's queer.
to hink of, now that \‘ew 1101111011 is
"a seat or learning and a terminal for
' ocean linens, but it's so. Also New
. Landon is a much comclter 101111 than
New Bedford: ltsstatuo would have
zlite Justice Dogbe‘rry) everything
handsome about it. Plobabll if ap-
“plied to, the General Assembly would
1 chip in with an appropriation, a slice
or eminent domain, and anything else
in reason.
RIGHT TO THE POINT. ,
A college man has taken a job as
hint to a Massachusetts cow. This
1111111 ‘be regarded, however, as the
ning of a new career for gradu-
tbntor there are few $5,001) cows
ke‘thls otter—New York Tribune.
. . .9"
Speaking of names, the village cut-
p of a Connecticut town was christ-
.' Hamburger.-—New York
-—0—
If there is in the Spanish language
11 equivalent for “smart Alcclt" that
about What Mr. Gonzales is, who
arned Chihuahua of impending Ame-
aggression. —-New York World.
+49—
ire-saving station might be of.
tie at Niagara Falls, but it
0‘ little 101 these who lump on
ridgesnsnoston Transcript.
woman in “Pennsylvania is a
’ other lit. the age of thirty-
111111 a woman in Connecticut
annulled her ‘ first ~automoblle
the eye of ninety-two. Women
‘ emlnlue era are beating the
tooth ends of the age timid—-
, districts, whora‘there are no roads,
cears torests, pilearlogs, or rams down .
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sunnta 11
(Continued from lirst. page.)
when the murder is considered to
have taken- place. '
working on the case have received
information at the place where he
roamed at 1242 State street to the of.
feet that he did not sleep there that
night.
Robbery Not Motive.
Robbery is not considered to have
been the motive as Szovah's weekly
pay. or part of it was‘ found on his
body. 011 account of the positive iden-
tification of Miller by Night Watch-
man iiownrd Jewell, of the Hawthorne
the evening and robbed him,
idence is considered particularly dam-
a'glng anti more than simply Cll'Cllm
stantlai. 1
Miller Identified.
Night Watchman Jewell, of the
Hawthorne Manufacturing company,
positively identified Miller as the
rovolver's point «in the city court
room late yesterday afternoon. lie
was first asked to describe the man.
Then description tallied. Then he
was shown Miller's black hat, which
tallied with the hat worn by the
holdup 1111111. in making his descrip-
tion he said that the masked man
used a sort of a dark purple hand-
kerchief upon which was black 11m.
broidel'y looking like inverted Vs.
Captain Arnold pulled the handker-
chief found on Miller out of ills
draw and Jewell said “'l‘nat is the
musk." lie was then led upto the‘
Econt't room where Miller and slxl
lollwr strangers to Jewell were lined
lllp. ,
, Picked His Man.
liut detectives 1
plant, as being the masked highway“ '
man, who held him up previously in 1
the ev- ‘
masked man who held him up at a
Without a minute's hesitation Mil:
lor was identified as the man. His?
1descrtptton also tallies with that;
lglvon by Night Fireman Keith“: of
tho lient-llcl Lace factor1 on (‘onnec- l
1111111 1111-11119, who was held up by 111
masked man with 11 11111111111‘ on the:
‘plocceding night that of Feinuan lid
1'I‘llt1 same night that Jewell was held
up Mal-11111 Szovah night wattlimam
lat the Toll paper factor). was killcdl
,with a .32 tililbro 111111111151. it is;
claimed that Miller had a revolver or;
this caliblo. '
1 Employed by Three Flrml. l
l Detective. Edward P. (‘ronnan 111ml
ls working on the case. found out
that Miller, whose homo is in Nor-l
walk, had been emploiad at timosl
by all titles concerns and was fami l
éliar with conditions. Further-moral
the two holdups 11"e1r made on phihi
night Miller “as found at the
Beulor Brook farm. Milford. Wed!
lncsdai night by Detective (1110111111
and. Policeman A. .I Mantlh He
appeared willing to return and an:
.ious to defend himself against what
1 he termed outrageous charges. A
black slouch hat was found in his
11losscsston, the same kind of a hat
gas the 1110 llighwaunen were re-
tported as wearing The 1.110 descrip
tions tallied
1 . is a Tall Man.
Miller admits that he was present
at the Tait plant about 10 o‘clock
the night in question. but claimed he
left shortly afterwards “aadwas not
near there the rest of the night.
Where he claims to have been is be
1111; looked up for verification by the
police. Miller is an American by
birth, is widely known in Bridgeport,
and a member of the Woodmen or
the World. He has lived at 320
Lehox avenue. 363 East Main street
and 1242 State su'ect. He stands
about six feet high and it is consid-
ered that, if he did shoot Ssovah.
who was not a tall man,
‘bnllot would have taken a glancing
course: which caused the theory that
the murderer shot from on top of a
bale of paper.
ELEPHANT A'T wonx.’
Some one writing from indlan to St.
Nicholas tells of the heavy work
which the elephant is trained to do.
He, or more often she, pulls guns over
obstacles with a battering. shove from
that the A
Heavy Bleached Turkish Towels, large
her tot-ahead
handle a task set hetero them terrain
marvelous. , "Hathis “piling. tesk‘l {on
watching. The meaning'ot the word
itself is significant. “Kathi" flatly
means “one with ahead," and thus.
the animal’s title name from his abilut
the size of a 1111M: wield a log that
The skin with 1.11.1.1- sultan "2
1 All Museum-ash, bleached or unbleach-
the road to‘Msndalay must he; 1111:1111.
it? to use his trunk skilfully, He can .1
pick up our smallest sliver collie—hall -‘
201111111 could not lblttltte A; 111111111111 .1
was ”damn... «aim 11111 1111111
“victim
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B‘os
o Store
Tomorrow, Saturday, Will be the Biggest
45inch TABLE OIL CLOTH. all
I
...12/zc
Babcock's Corylopsis TALCUM
pownsa, 15c size. 1110111.. 90
BARGAIN, TABLE
Goods on this table include PER-
CALES. DRESS GINGHAMS.
POPLINS, FLANNELETTE and
FANCY WHITE 1
GOODS. Tomorrow, YD. . 6/20
Giaghams at We
1000 yards Zephyr Ginghams. 32-inch
wide, in nest stripes and checks and.
plain colors; we value, 91/,c yard.
51: Calicos Me
1000 yards of Light Calicoes in nest
designer Tomorrow, 3V,c yd.
CAMBRIC EDGINGS, 9c YD.
4 to 6 inches wide ;.regular 10 to 151:.
Now, 9c yard.
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
Hematitched. regular
rel/.c. Now, EACH .. ....... 90
Men’s ’Plain White Hemetitched
Handkerchiefs
SIX son ........ . ..... 190
SILK BALL FRINGE
colors. Now,
PER YARD
in all shades. excepting . 190
Bugle Fringe. silver, one
row; reg. 251:. Now .....
black. Special ............
.190 .
NECKW EAR
Pure Silk Knitted and Crocheted Four-
in-Hands, in plain colors. stripes
and various color 121/6
combinations. at . . ' .......
l
. .12/21:
__ HAT PINS
Imported Hat Pins, were
241: and ago. Now
GUIMPS
Ladies' Net and Lace
Guimps, at .
RUCHING }
Bead Ruching, in collar 7
lengths, at ..... ..
COLLARS
Ladies‘ Embroidered Linen
Collars; reg. 25c. Now . .. . . 11c
BELTS
B’?§§.iil‘ifi§2f" 1321:“; 16c
LONG CLOTH A
Fine quality English Long Cloth,36
inches wide; 10-yard pieces;
regularly $1. so. Now “98C
“‘ BLANKETS
$3.00 Blanket,
now for ......... . ...... $1.79
100 pairs of those famous “Blemheim
Blankets," noted for their washing
and wearing qualities; full size, in
white, grey and tan; $1 79
.
reg. $3. Now, PAIR.
CURTAINS
Get your Curtains for theSpring now
at these prices. Large assortment,
first quality.
Fish Net Curtains,3 yards
long; regularly $1.25. Now. .89C
with five
Ruined Muslin Curtains,
tucks; regularly
see. New
TOW ELS
size, excellent for bath; _ 1
regularly ago. Now . .......19C
All Linen Huck Towels, hemsdtehed,
plain white, red and blue 19
borders; reg. 351:. Now. . . .. C
od. of ,fine for kitchen
neg. 1.34£ New Yarn)”
Heavy Linen libel: Towels, " ”
18x36, reg. roe. Noiv..........8C
DAMSK . . ‘
Table Damask, 68 in.
SHAMS
Lace; thee “I.“
Day.l.JanuaryClearance Sale
IT MEANS ONE GRAND CLEAN UP AND CLOSING OUT OF DIF-
FERENT LOTS OF MERCHANDISE IN EVERY D E P A R T M E N T
THROUGHOUT THE BIG STORE. IT WILL BE ONE CRACKER-
JACK DAY FOR ALL WHO WILL ATTEND THE FINAL DAY OF
THIS GREAT SALE. PRICES THAT MEAN LOSSES TO US WILL
PREDOMINATE, BUT THEY WILL SIGNIFY IMMEDIATE CLEAR-
ANCE AND THAT IS WHAT WE WANT. IT WILL BE ONE EX-
CEPTIONAL DAY TO BUY MERCHANDISE. T H E R E F O R E BE
SURE YOU ATTEND, AS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT.
$1.25 Satin Messaline 79c a‘ yard
2800 yards of All Pure Silk, a full yard wide; worth $1.25 yard. Tomorrow,
791: yard.
Fourth Week of Our Great Sale '01
Dress Goods Remnants
5,000 Yards of New Spring Dress Goods
Mill Remnants in Dress and Skirt lengths, at 1-3 to 1—2 less than regular
prices. All colors and the newest and most popular weaves are includ-
ed such as Storm Serges, Mixtures, Fancy Suitings Serges, Mohair,
Panama. Henn‘etta.Tafieta, Broadcloth Cheviots. Whipcords etc. Ma—
terials worth regularly from 75c to $2. 25 a yard.
Skirt Lengths at $1.14, $1.39, $1.89, $1.98, $2.29
$2.39, $2.89, $3.29
Dress Lengths at $2.39, $2.59, $2.69. $3.29,
$3.49, $3.59. $3.69, $5.891
All worth from one-third to one-half more.
. Notice Particularly these
Bargains 111 out
Shit Department
Any Coat on our racks
.. at $4.98
Mixtures, Black and Colors; values up to
$18.50. Special tomorrow at $4.98.
Furs at V2 Price
1. Child’n’s Coats
In the latest designs, all
°°‘°“‘ “g“ . $2.98
‘ Women’s Suits }
‘Closirlg out our 'line of
$18.50 Suite
below cost,
$9.98 ;
85301]
1121....-.1lecv
SKIRTS -
For walking or dress, at a big:
sacrifice; regularly 1, “$1 98
$349 At
Big Sale
~9f
Tailored , g; .
5c WASH CLOTHS
TWOFOR ..........
zooo heavy Turkish Wash Cloths, pslsig
white, pink and blue borders; size
151115. 2 for so. '
SPECIAL
CUTICURA SOAP.
regularly 25:. Now . ....... 160
MEN’S HOSIERY
A special lot of All Silk ‘Hose. in all
colors, usuall sell at 50c
mea€urday,§PAtRs FOR. .956
.190
Ladies' Black Silk Lisle Hose" .
regularly 2511:. Nov!“
Children’s Black Wool Hose,
all sizes; reg. 25c. Now . . 19C
Men’s Wool Hose, natural and 10
camel’s hair. Special, PR. . . c
Men's Natural Wool Double Breasted
Shirts & Drawers to match; 83
regularly $1.00., Now ....... C
WRIST BAGS
A large variety of Wrist Bags in Lea-
ther, Moire and Velvet. fitted with
purse, fancy lining; some large cord,
some leather handles;
reg. $1.25. Special at ..... H790 .
SHEETS
Pequot Sheets, size 811190. This Sheet
is one of the best Sheets 65-
made; regularly 75c. Now. ‘ c}
Camera-Shaped LUNCH BOXES
All tin; regularly
25:. Now.
COMFORTABLES
Full size Comfortables, covered With
satin and silkoline, tufted and scroll
seamed filled with Red ”$1 .98
Cross cotton; reg. 3.N
fine fpr
PIQUES
Good quality White Pique,
Waists and Skirts; reg- l 1/
ularly too. Now, EACH ..... 2 2
PILLOW TUBING
Heavy round thread Pillow Tubing,
the “Atlantic,” the best 1 6
1‘made;reg.2oc. Now.... c
WHITE LAWN ‘
1000 yards 0!! cheer White 40-inch
Lawn: regularly - ‘ ’1
12%, at. PER YARD. . .. ”6/20
BED SPREADS .
50 Bed Spreads, good size, crochet
quality: regularly 75c. To- 1 1
marrow, while they last, at. . .39c ‘
COTTON AND SILK DRESS
GOODS
Over 5000 yards just bought by our
New York office at so some on the
dollar. The grandest collection of
rich, handsome fancy Silks you ever
saw. Suitable for evening gowns,,
_ used also for street wear.
tell you all—mention two items only.
At 190 Tokio 5111:, sat: Dots,
. Figured Masculine,- -et1c.,
worth 39s -
At 1490 Brooke Saline, 1111 col-
ors, with no yard.
}' SHEETING
Heavy Unbleilclied Sheeting, 36 inches
wt e- regu ar y
too. Now, PER YARD. . . . 6%0‘ ,1
Heavy Brown ySheeting, 361 inches
} 1 12941:. slimy pan Yum. 8%0
Fine heavy Sheeting; bleached or on-
bleached; reglnnny ‘ .1 .
.3oe. Now ‘
asp SPREADS 1;.1 2;};
l'Lar e size, crochet quality, plalnantl
.fr ,wi cut “corners;
“Eula“? fl -5°-“
SillvElilTS
Heavy round thread Cotton; }
size 3111911, no dressing,»
seame.; reg. 751:. Now.....
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