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VIINIATURE ALMANAO FOR .
TOMORROW
High tide “uphill .; 11:54 p. m.’
Sun rises 7:13; acts 4' 46.
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A Special Communication of-- -Oid
Well Loose. No.1”. F. and A. 9d,.
will be hold at it: room. Friday, Jan. I
nary 24m. at 2 o'clock p. nl.‘, for the 5
purpose of attending the funeral of
our departed brother, Charles A. Da-
mon. .
Trolley car will
room: to Riverside connotery.
By Order of the Worshlpfui Master.I
Afloat, R. M. WILCOX, .
Secretary.
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IOUTI-I NORWALK inoann OF
TRADE _
Prooldoni~Nohomiail ended.
VIoc-Pruidont—tharlcs J. Pidcoon.
”rotary—Frank “w. ‘ Findlay.
Tronurorw-Mntthow Corbett.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
gas-aA-I-News Department ,
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1388 -—Branch Office, Norwalk.
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waspsf-City Editor 3 Ruidcnce
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PERMANENT ASSESSOR.
The suggestion that South Norwnlk
take steps tonlpds suturing the light
to appoint a permanent suinlled us.
sensor in a good one. and one which
has been under advisement for some-
time.
The good rcsnits‘thnt would accrue
to such a departure ice Vtoq obvious
to every taxpayer I40 ugflsaitdtc our
going into tllé matter at any great
length.
,. The suggestion carries with it the
’l idea that, besides the permanent as-
Sensor. there should be one or more
.hdvisors orVussisiants who wouldllo
4 “acted to assist the salaried otiilcal
during the busy part of the your.
Equitable unseanmcnta are mode-
ntnudpolnt and
present
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2i
4 sirobic .lrom every
stops. townrds relieving the
situation should be taken immediately.
3 ‘I'l‘hls movement docs not reflect
4upon the Judgment or good Work
. dong by our moment nsscasors They
have done the best they could under
the circumstances Their' s has Aileen
1t difficult problem which they have
met. your aim yonl.
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. RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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Ninciyninc times out of 100 the
I owe merchant aim hetlor values for
the name mount III on can be obtained
in tho lament cilicll. And for various
mucus. in the unit place. more in
More to and from the diatuni city,
“the gr in the daily Bliiitil handful of
.uooholn tor our inrofihrr are the In»
bills. tho lunchoolln and tips The
in mature got iimd and muscle
‘in; from one “store to tllpl oilhm‘.
A‘Ipcnd houru running over the
I wdoportmcnt honour. «ilowllda
fly lull vcium or wares ionoloct
'i‘iloy wall for change. curry
‘ dlos and pay mtproasng‘o. .Whnt
Iliad economy they may hurt» «acted
actual purchallo in moral than
not by limo incidental expended.”
, icil accord. , .4
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didvornor Blanch hays nobody hood
apply for an once in il‘onth Carolina
_ I he be a mouse man. in out»
you this applicant must approach tho
‘ 4 ti o oilicc with million {act at
only hand, lind o bundle of lot
milling in tho citric “-8!!de
‘ lie willmlut it um um
~ mu lliil illiiil .
in unmet ilililii ,
normally Performed at SurnV-
mar llama anMrst. ”*I'
be taken from .
, avenue nor the Bowery was reple-
de‘Emt iWilm Italic: mo _4 4
lat finall- out: run than m.
in lieu you. ilali common in-
tonal In Today's “militia
Tarryiown
NEW YORK, Jan. 22 .—-'l‘lle Bowery
and Fifth avenue found a, common
wedding in Helen Miller GOuid, dau-
sum “the late Jay Gould, to Finley
J. Shepord, 0! &~ Louis. the son or. a
New England clergyman. Society was
interested because the wealthy Gould
family has been considered part; of .
it; the Bowery poor and thousands of
drhcra in needy circumstances who
have boneiltted by Miss Gouldfs long.
continued philanthrgples were inter.
ested because they considered Helen
Gould as- their friend. Neither Filth
seated at the wedding, however. as.
in line with Miss Gould‘s other en-
deavors to avoid the ostentatious, the
guests IWBle confined to close friends
and relatives.
The scene for the cervemony was the
southwest parlor of Lyndhlwst, the
bride's country home. overlookin-g‘iho
andson river‘ at Tarrytown, where. the
principals rehearsed their parts last
evening. During the ioronoon hilos
Gould was busy supervising the final
setting in which the 45 employee at
«estate seemed to vie with each other
ill carrying out ller‘wislles to the heat
silent. otten Mina Gould took com-
plete charge 0: thinls herself. an in
ti 0 case when some relatiles arrived r
she banana thoir bummer, notwith-
standing the protest or it remain. She
was in ‘tlle-best‘ oi spirits with the
shower of gifts and cangratnlutory‘
telegrams descending upon her no to
the very hour ot‘ihe wedding at noon
Th main consignment oi presents
was received at Miss Gould's New
York house, however, and there were
taken 'to 'I‘orrytownsin an auto van
glmrdcd. ,hy detectives..4 Nearly a
score of these morn were stationed
about the house and village today, so
the crowd of curious folks. including
many strangers there, was expected
to be large. I I
The marriage certificate, which 'Iiho
Rev. Daniel Russell, pastor of the Ir-
vington Presbyterian Church. had pro-
parod to present to the bride after the
Wedding was unusually elaborate and
interesting. The certificate is of sheep-
akin illuminated and lettered by Mira
Lucille Townsend. librarian at lfvlnl-
ton after a special design made in
New York. The certificate hearts this
verac from the with chapter or Ephe-
sialO: “Let every one of you Ill par
ticnlar so love his wile. oven as him-
self. and the wife coo that she raver-
ence her husband."
Neither Mills Gould not Mr. Shepard
had anti-lied unto the time of the m-
ding, the curiosity or many of their
friends on to, where they Would sound
thcir honeymoon. it no intimated
that the first week they would roman:
at Lyndllurili. however and that they
knight mane a loop tour’ilhi‘oltd .iil
Nbrunry.
in various ways; it hall been intimat-
all out tho palladium you: in
which Min Gould has been prominent
rinco
her father in not in tho loan to be All
looted by unlir mail-1m. 'l‘iu ion
time which the inherited me out
lam slit! to tho lino
tlan Mlocioiio‘n. with) ,
focus iorilleir intoneat today in the
aha came into millions ion by '
410.000.9004, and notwithfiiandiat or
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Yet I hovcsecn tiles lash the ves-
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In fury, with my many tailed
whip; '
And I have seen the. too, like
Galilee, .,
When Jesus walked in peace to
Simon’s ship.
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And I have seen my gentle
breeze as sow .
As gummer' s. when it makes lute- -.
Cornfield! run; by ' .; ‘ '
And I have coon 4dr grad!
gusty gale “”
lies to the sun.
Thou knowcst the way to tame ,
the Wilde“ II“. 4:24 .V
Thou knowost the way to bend
the great and proud;
I think of that Armada whoso
pulled sails, ,
Greedy and large. came lelow—’
in; every cloud. '
But I have seen the sea boyV.
young slid drowned.
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‘ His heaven-blue cyan were filled
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with common sand.
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12 L20 PERCALES.
All brand new 1913 atylca. 36
inches wide. Best (plant?Y Jan-
Cieara‘nce Price .. 8%
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_ on: peouor swears. Vii,
The best Sheet mado roviILWash
. and wearhVSl x 90. January
«.~; carillon Price
3125 ENGLISH LONG GLOW.
44 Bolt chamois finish. 36 inchea
ide. Aior Alvonlsn's and misaoll‘
‘" or, January Clearance Price.
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4" .ousands of Women’ s, Misses’ and Children? s
“.5 Apparel .flered at Tremendous Reductions
yesterday, Mdndoy. tho first day of our Great January Clearance Sale. was the largest first day’ s
fifpalness of any sale over conducted by the Boston Store. Today. the second day, was another Banner
Day. Now «for tomorrow, the third day It was pleasing to receive such tremendous response to our ell~
mm after months oi labor in searching the markets for the bent valued to be! had therefore this solo
promises to be the moat} remarkable and successful sale we have ever held in our many years or bust-
iu every department prices have been reduced to a point that will insure a quick and complete ,
t: gourmet: without any thought of profit.
For you it's an excellent opportunity to purchase blah grade merchandise at handsome savings
I09“ regular prices. In ovary Section of our store you'll find. splendid buying opportunities awaiting you.
Bargains Most. Extraordinary
For inStallce, we mention lines; from our Big ,
011188th and Linen Departments
1
Cheese Cloth, 36 inches. soft and
seam". January clearance Price. " sanitary. January Clearance
49¢ Price.......4. .......... 31/2¢
7c CALICOES. 12 1-2c LINEN TOWELING
in light colors day-15V. Iliilil iiglltV
Cadet hides and grayif _
January.
" ”timothy. NAIN800K_
12 yard pieces. 86 inches
wide. fino soft quality for We-
men‘s nndunisses’ line under-
LOOM. ”
1‘ ~ 10 000,yardn of this famous
.zmnsihl. the real genuine 36 inch-
,VmINIn fancy checks. plaids A’ond
strip" and all the plain colors.
A nary Clearance prick.
LONG CLOTH. I
1’ ET The Ramona No. Till) brand,
none better made for w‘omonn
and minaes' ‘a‘enr.
floatation Prion. piece
_ .
. mt: LININ.
.. envy Groom Table Damask
no kind that ill noted liar its
Irina abolition. About Scotch
Martino.” January ('loltr
In» VPrico .. 59¢.
es wide. January Clearance
‘ glide ....... 734‘}
12"“ Me omoHAMs A~o~
CHAMBRAYB.
January ’
:4 . wear. .Thnuary'Cloarance Price.
DIECG ................... 88¢ .. D1809 VVVVV """"“Isl.98
i 313 1-20 “FRUIT OF THE . 256 TABLE DAMASK-
68 inches wide. good quality,
memorized .flnlsh, January
{llearance Price . ...... , 13¢
75o FEATHER Pi LLOWB.
Filled withdeatilors and cov-
ered with good quality ticking.
January Clearance Price. each,
49¢
yiA.
75¢ DEV? GLANKETB.
in tall. flay and white. 3.;
site. colt ‘and ileocy. January
Clearance Price 59¢.
29c rilLLow .ruailtot
, If» inches Awldo..modc OT good
not! southern coituu.’ Jnnudri‘
Clearance Prioc' ..
n.
Made of all linen million.
* Mindanao, buck and liarnoiays
January, (Neurone. Price 39¢-
V‘m‘ aurora. 4 ' '
’l‘ini “‘ll’arvord"
‘ ‘ ‘ d unbleached. lull
mm both
Ml. haw; Cililflildll Price.
mm; cocoon mu lion
. . ,rarrrnm4 '
will cm colon. without cord
and laconic. January alumna
you» m
I .m‘ ‘ .
$1.96 on?) condition.
OWE". IIIIGIIIII. liiliii‘ illitl
trial“. M toll II“ AM Will?
. ..... 1“,
soc noun "rowan.
' and roller towels.
., French oatinc.
"son
in bleached and unbleached '
4 red and blue borders, strong.
study out Tdr‘lcitchcn. dish
January
Clearance Price 8y:¢ ‘
25c MADRAS WAIGTINGB.
Fine quality English W aIBL-o
lugs, in small. neat designs
January Clearance Price 15¢
651: COTTON DIAPER.
Red Star brand, sanitary and
medicated. 18 inchca wide Jan-
‘ nary Clearance Price. “49¢
75c SHéevmo.
Bleached and unbleached.
.good: firm quality. 2 “yards
wide. January Clearance Price.
. 4 19¢
.5 and W WOOL SLANKETB.
in Iwhiie and gray. Columnist
W col liiankcta. some with hand
conic silk ribbon binding to
match. V'Jauuary alarm
Price. pair 83.98
37,30 DOWN. comrorrra. 4 .
Covered Willa duo villa unlined
hundaorno Allah»
January Clear
MES
“ tiers to month.
ancp'i’rico
MM TABLE LININ
is patterns in one mliily don
bio-damask. each one a m
handsome. drum Scotch m»
Munro. 72 tactics. Jamar:
(“mm 13;!”un at m .
“I and I. IIMPIIVIiAm. . ' I ‘
0! “tin and McMillan ouch A
4 “if. lino Quail-ll mammoth".
' scalloped and i‘rlnml with cut-
comm. VV5‘V Jnnuary mmanu44
m 33.449
sic-run war» comm.
, mm... wan cm i; in 4
pint. bloc and Win Mort.
Janitor: titanium: moi.
Norwalk Chronicler