Jaiméo‘jGolden, Editor and
‘ ~ , Proprietor
Mus—*—
flhDNESDAY, FEB. 2'8. i912
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. IATURE. ALMANAC FOR
‘ TOMORROW
. it rises 6:29; sets 5:42.
High tide 7:58 a. m.; 8:36 p. m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONic olnacronv.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
‘ Main street, lst and 3d Tuesday or
each montbmJuly and August ex-
cepted-Alt 8 o‘clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
, soc. '
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M,
. ‘Meeta in Masonic Building, South
‘ . fiMnln otreet, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-July bud August ex‘
oeptedwat 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
‘ t‘Gu‘yer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
ghee.
SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
" TRADE
Prooident~Nuhemlah Candee.
Yieo-Proaldent—Charlea J. Pldgeon.
~Mretaryn-Frank w. Hadley.
rollover—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE—
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pnosramrv iN Til—E eil'tleri‘in'é‘é
can be raised, aaydho members of
the Philippine Commission in their re-
port for 19”. Thu [lulled n.3tfll93 has
5, its exports to the Archipelago to
MEMOfiOO or more than $12,500.000
during the your. Frco trade has re-
, looms in sugar and tobacco and an
improvement in the market for copra.
various parts of the islands hue reenli-
cd in ntimuluting' industry and foster-
. luxprndut‘tlon, the territory through
’ich‘thel' push having awakened to
he development of agricultural indus-
ftho postal savings bank, Filipino do.
ohltoro ithving increased 171 per
out; over the number ol‘ the previous
ear. . '
Health conditions of the entire is.
lnnda never have been béller than dur-
‘. hg'th‘e past year.
_. ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ~—O——»————-——~—
I he «lad of sixteen years has mon-
ho m'migrarion officials at New York.
at}. nought l'or‘the fourth time. he
old-ted that they might as well let, him
inflict" he would succeed eventually.
Such. a persistent youngster might
Wham; a better citizen than some of
thlosewho are allowed to land. ‘
‘Vl‘gorum' of the Political Arena.
. Wt
RIGHT TO THE POINT. ‘
tawny-general has decided that
also to cannotglve away the desks
nate chamber. The, senate,
' wa‘y,‘ gives away enoughln
ibiacsriet alone the Mine furni-
”Middletown Penny Press.
ford is whooping it up to beat
and in trying to forget, she is no
the second city in the state.—
dg port Telegram. ‘
. , -o-
LRouaevell‘s answer as surprising
in thought it was going to be?—-—
ll Bulletin. > ‘
upro‘specr . of Foullte E.
release from prison was tal-
, peat or the end at this wran-
‘a'cgntlal, it would be wellrt‘
can Register. “
that! triathlon»w out! no figure
on ottne heart. Walt,
ll. Oil-are“ older and more
u—Brookton Times.
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lite quite a big thing to
bill . in ‘ magi-ens, but an
‘ lull attention'tho neuter you
“bored in this prosperity. by incrynn
lied to incroaacd revenues to tho'
‘ The opening of new railway lint-e in,
lien A steady and healthy growth!
god to cross the ocean as u stowuwuy’
“ "limos. only to ho turnod back by '
Cents ll Copy -- Sign Year
[on w.“ Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. '
‘ Soil containers In This Country
lliiilil Imus ‘ .
llllll llllllillliiliil
May Make a Domain: for
. Higher Wages
lJONDON, Feb. 28.-'l‘he British
Miners” Federation after a long and
stormy meeting this morning, passed
a resolution dec'ldlng to continue the
negotiations with the owners which
are preceding under the auspices of
the government with a view to bring-
ng about a‘setilemont oil the dispute.
Some of tho mlnera‘, delegates are
bent on war, especially the repreaew
tntlvea of the collerlen of South Wales,
but tho executive finally succeeded in
inducing the meeting to make a fur-
ther eifort for peace.
In an official statement issued this
afternoon confirming the decision at
the Miners' Federation to resume its
ecutlvo committee says:
"A large number of letters has been
received wishing the conference auc-
coes in its negotiations for a peaceful
settlement and those have been receiv-
od by the delegates with sutlsfnctlon.
Th report of the executive committee
regarding the negotiations between
themselves and the Prime Minister
has been accepted as satisfactory and
the conference has unanimously decid-
er that negotiations should he contin-
nod."
The conference of the Minot-3' Fed
oration illfio-lllltlhtltl a roaolutlou today
to permit all the men whbno servlcoa
are necessary to kocp the coal pits in
good working order to continua at
work, This action on the part of tho
miners has rel/ivud the hope thalit
will not be long before the diapuiante
are able to meet in a joint confer-cacti.
_ .7 000 will have conned work.
’flUIlln‘ecwenteti prosperity is being?
“enjoyed bl‘ the Philippine islands prln- I ring with members of the nnthracito
clpnly asa result of free trade in“: mine workers” commlltuo whirh boa,
tween them and the United Status, and, profit-“tilled demands tor a new workingi
the cry of “hard “Mules" there no ions“? agreement to the hunt cool tipcrntora.l
.oporntors, it is reported. i‘nvor grant‘ _
ing an increase in wages of five per
I
. made ay-ilne repeat. Later aoeecheo
4—7.
unsell given the, public to ,
illusion Milled-Men Journal. I
lea, tell .200 feet yesterday, but escaped
with allow scratched when, his new _'
plane became unmanageable.‘j ,laoa- .
xinewont dead whilo MW” 00 feet .
'inhte‘alr‘pand the-ovum: ‘
v‘ol
Thorn are npwardn of BINGO minors
on strike and by midnight tonight 100,-
NEW YORK. li‘oh. ”whiter canton
John P. White, president oi the Uni-i
ted Mine Workers of America, plan-
nod to leave tonight for Chicago,
whore ho will call a t-onlomnco‘of bl—
iuminoua lenders to consider the alt-
uatlon in the sort coal regional. As
in the case in tho nothrnciie district,
the agreement between tho minors and
their employs in tho bituminous ru‘
glans oxplrea on March 31.
Mr. White was in checrl‘ul humor to.
day, though he admitted he would not
he surpriuod if the demands made on
the anthracite omratoru yesterday
would be turned down. some of the
cont, but acceding to no .other not
mahds. ‘ *
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TO PERMIT “FREE SMOKES."
WASHINGTON, Fob. 28.-~Senulor‘
McLean today introduced a bill ox-
omptlng from internal revenue taxa-
tion so~calied "free smokes“ given by
cigar manufacturers to their work-
men, to the number of lwontnone a
man each week. Representative Hill
has hon working to uccompliarh this
by oxocutive order and Representa-
tive Reilly has introduced a bill on
the Subject. Sol southolmor of the
Hartford Central Labor Union who
is here, is interested in the matter.
“Wan
.SUES To RECOVER WA
The. Read & Volk Electrical Com-
panyhas brought suit to recover $50
against William Coleman, of South
Nut-walk and Deputy Sheriff John H.
Biako has attached property of the de-
fendant in Fal‘rileld avenue for $75 to
cover the costs of the action. The
papers are returnable. to the Norwalk
town court on the second Monday in
March. Attorney Louis Goldschmidt
represents the plaintiff.
FELLOWCRAFT OLUB SUPPER.
The Fellowuratt Club enjoyed a most
pleasant roast beef supper, last even-
ing, following the regular business .
meeting. Roast beef was plentiful
and accompanied by the usual fixings,
were in ‘order,"l‘oaatmaetor Joseph Av
Curler calling on" ] ”petal, notables
present. Dr. s. H. Huntington dollvrs
noted the speech of‘the evening.“ ' * ‘ ;
non-Winn»: 'rAnLexzoo rants ‘ .
gnu nunmnolno. on. Feb. 23,——
Avintor Harvey Drawing-mp! 1.05 am :
conferences with the premier the ext
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I ‘The Dance of the
Hours.
We are the hours of dawn; ah,
featly.
We foot it to the music of
the sun:
Ever beside our pathway fleetly,
fleetly,
Hand, linked in hand, the
‘ nimble moments run!
We are thc'hours oi noun: all,
lightly. lightly,
We tread as to some throb-
bing golden chord:
Not with more graceful motion, .
. nor more sprightly
Flit butterflies above the sum-
mer sword.
.
We are the hours of eve; ah,
slowly, slowly,
We move as seem the tyth-
mlc spheres to sway;
Tho violet light about our path
is holy
Asi’rouud the am of beauty
passed away.
, We are the hours of night. the
fair, the stately,
Who wear the stars as maid-
ens' woven flowers;
Harmoniously, serenely and seé
dately
Do we complete the measure
of the hours.
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Moneyr .
Saving
IUB‘i’ FORM3-Jersoy covered
. Bust Forms. well made, an
sorted styles. at ......... 35c
Notions
BASTING COTTON-waned qual-
ity. large spool Banting Cob ,
ton, white, unsorted l‘ulmbers,‘
at .................. 2 for so
K‘ERR'S TWIST m Celebrated
Kerr‘s Twist, black and white.
assorted numbers, ot.9c spool
COTTON' TAPE-~v-erge roll
(Milan Ti‘illt‘, l-B lilifh wide. CUBE PINSWLKI‘SE, ‘00 count.
‘ black not! white. at ....... 6c “”99 Mourning Pine. lot
SHOE LACEBM-l‘llifllk Shoe” heads, ill .' ............ 4;..“5‘:
lotion, extra quality, in M,
:34 Mid M lengths, atv. .70 dot.
aatomo 35mm; SILlebtl-
yard spool Sowing Silk, black,
white and all colors, at.
.................... 7c spool
IRONING WAleiood uuullly,
wood handle lrmliug Wax.
woll made. at ........ . .It: on.
SKIRT BRAiD-J‘ivo-yard piece
hlohalr Skirt Braid. black and
colors, at ............... 9c pc.
lRON HOLDERS ***** largo ohm
Asbestos iron Holders. nicciy
bound. at .............. 3: ea.
SKIRT MARKERS. all nickel,
or . .................... “19c
CORSET LACESwFlve yards
long Linen Corset Locos.
white. good quality, at. .3c 03.
SEAM BINDING—«Taffeta Rib—
bon Scum lllndlng. good qual—
ity. black and white. at.1lc pc.
SAFETY PlNS wClinton Safety
Pins. l (102. on card, assorted
Myles. at ................. 3c
LA‘DIES’ BLACK CASHMERE
GLOVES. 2~claap
HAIR NETS-mining! size Silk
lialr Nets, assorted colors,
“03“”? 25‘ m ------ 12m 9"“ oi, ........ . ............ 3:.
Regular 50c. at . . . .291: pr.
LAD'ES. lN’TlAL HANDKER- ‘ PINS, at .............. 5c pl”?
CHIEFS. at ............ So on.
COLLAR FOUNDATIONS—War-
NOVELTV CURTMNS~ with ren'e Collar Foundations, in
fancy “189. m" 3’ 1-3 Fm“ Chiffon and Not. all sizes.
long; regular 50c. at ...... 39c white and block, a}. . . . . ‘ . '50
CURTAIN SWISS. full 36 inches:
wide; reg. 15c, ni . . . .8ch yd.
Muslin Underwear
NIGHT GOWNS, with high
neck, embroidered and tucked
ruffles. at >
47c
NiGi-lTGOWNs, with low neck.
short sleeves, at
57c
suoav PETTlcoA'rs, plain. at
21c
SHORT PETTICOATS, with em-
broidered ruffle, at
47c "
DRA‘WE‘RS. with torchon lace
500 SINGLE CURTAINS, alight-
ly soiled: reg. 75mm: . . . .39:
TORCHON LACES at....3c yd. .
CAMBRIC EDGINGS a. INSER-
TIONS. a to 5 inches wide.
at .................... 7c yd.
0
Special
Hi). can of TALOUM POW:
DER, reg. 25c. at ........ .9:
SHOE LACESwBlack Tubular
. Shoe Laces, unsorted lengths.
.nt 3:
HORN H‘Ala omen-1.2 doz. as~
'aorled.stvles of Hero Hall-
Plus in a hot, at ........ 50‘
BUNCH .TAPE—(lood quality
Cotton Bunch Tapes, asSofled
. widths. white. at. . “2: bunch
HOOKS t EYES-52 don. on a
card, black and white. at
accord
DARNING COTTON-“O. N. T.
' apool Deming Cotton. black
'- and white, at ..,.‘.........2c
onéosmt‘s Pmsasneet Dress-
ing Pins. good quality, outwit
ed atria, annular, at.....3c
“'onl-zss antenna-4m wnue
* f and ,Nalnaook Dread Shielda,_
‘ assorted sizes, at....,..8o pr.
unlngom GABiNETS—Assort- .
Pod curios, Japanese Hair Pin
"Calhoun,“.............3'/;o‘
Pellet. «apjrronsw‘oooa Qual-
. uy "Pearl ‘VButf‘ons, assorted
alcoholic doinen on a card.
lar 500, at
39c
pustules; regulat- $1.50, at
98c
‘FLAN N EILETTF NIGHT
“eow'us, in blue. pink, white
and latrines; regular $1.00 and
“ $150.11: . _,
79¢ _
. , ‘rWBiStS‘,
Wallets, in the new designs, at
1690 ‘
fit on ou-r‘
.4.-
300d value. at
_ ‘ E V E NIT ‘
”ESE" THURSDAY
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
They are all genuine first-class quality. We
must close out our stock before the com-
ing season. It means money in your
pocketbook Take advantage of
. these . prices and save by
coming to our store during
These Three Days of Money Saving
Here are hula few items for this sale
and embroidered edge; rogue
‘ 490 yard.
Walats. this is an exceptionally“ "
Sale
Bargains
for this
Sale are
.Unques-
tionable
Domestics
2000 yards of All Linen Crash,
bleached or unbleached, extra
sturdy quality, for roller tow-
els and kitchen use; regular
12 l-2c. at
‘ 8V2c yard
D”...
_ Blankets
100 pairs of the famous Blen-
heim Blankets, full size, noted. '
for its Washing and wearing
qualities, in white. grey and
tau; regular 33, at
_ $L98
Sheets
Full sized Bleached Sheets,
81x96. made of line southern
cotton; regular The. at
57c
Ginghams
2000. yards of Bates' Dress Ging-
ham. the best American Dress
Gingham, made in solid coi-
orshatripes‘ and plaide; regu-
lar 12%;,0. at . ‘
9%c yard V
Best quality Apron Ginghams,
Amoskeag quality. in blue
and white checks, all sizes;
regular So. at
6‘/2c
Bath Mats
Large size Turkish linth Mats,
in ll“ light and dark colors;
regular 75c, at.
59c
On our
Barg‘ainTable
2000 yards of olNaHAMS,
WHITE GOODS, EDEN
FLANNELS, etc.,‘ are all on
sale at this special prise
6'/2c
Real hand-made JAPANESE.-
RENAIS‘SANCE SC A R F 3,
20x54, with plain all linen
centers; regular 31, at ,
49c
o
1000 yda. of fine quality WHITE"
,MADRAS WAISTINGS, ‘ in ',
stripes and dainty allover de- ~
signs; regular 250,;at
lScfsyaird ~ '
Heavy round thread FRENCH .
‘RAMIE . DRESS I‘LINEN,’ .. the '
moat denim fabric M‘Wtr- “
men'vo'nd‘misml wear a» I
the coming season: so inches j
wide; regular 76c.“
Best quality PILLOW WING, '1“
‘ 45 inches wide": regular 20¢; '
A ‘loc'va‘td'
Norwalk Chronicler