With the will annexed estate of strike GdIdei t‘filgh tide 5:27 a. m.; 6tt5% 1mm; . m 7:07; sets 5:05 , id wen Lodge, No. 108. F. and AM M. . Meets in Masonic Building, South Mnln street, lot and 8d Tueildoy oi 5 each months-July and Anaiust ex- cepted—tit 8 o’clock. All Master Masons cordially invited. Iii. Burr Beach W. M. ' Robert M. Wilcox. 6c. ‘ , tier Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. IM- ."Moets in Masonic Building, South % Main street, 2d sud 4th Tuesdays oi each month—July and August ex- cepted—at 8 o’clock. All Roytsl Arch Masons cordidlly invited. Hicksbu W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec. ' .. -_....._... .- ._..._.......__.-...—l......._. IOUTH NORWALK BOARD 0' TRADE President—Nehemiah Conduit. Viee-President—-Chariee J. Piddeon “Notary—Frank W. Hadley. . ' ‘ Treasurer—Matthew Corbett. W. W see-:22.- EVENING SENTINEL TELE- PHONE CALLS 9a—s—chvs Department . a-3-—Business Department 7 I388 -—-Bra‘nch Office. Norwailt. ‘ I90 -—Editor’s Residence ., r729-5~City Editor 3 Residence ‘9'} REFUSED To sum. . 4—- The announcement made ycsterday ' that three members of the. Town V‘School Committee, ill-losers. iiilenden- lng, Dnnielsnnd Mill's. had refused to reign the hetltion for it special town % ineellng to consider the school ‘bond _ issue matter. came as n surprise and I is deeply regretted at both ends of the town. Their rensons for so acting are un- f“%l‘tnow11 to us and we do not presume V to challenge their right to oppose the matter, if they ere so inclined. We do believe. however, that their 9 action is even to criticism. thirsty cli- doen and taxpayer has it right to take his own side on every public huestiou in tool. a man Ii-i not. much all n mun unless he has the courage orthis con- Wictions. But the highest tyne oi elli- senshln is not. excitibllflcd in n mun who, because he is Ollpflsi‘d ttti at mass» .uoe, uses his influence und prilrognllvo to- prevent other. from breathing sc- uunlnted with and disquieting publicly he question at lssbc. :Psrliuns this was not the intent ot the gentlemen in rclusing in: pluco their? signatures upon the ‘netitiou. ‘fiurely they are not suffering ilmni the delusion thnt by signing the petition they are supporting the mentiurc. ~It would have been oxeellhnt form on have the nethiou no on reborn with the sum of «story menthol of the “col committee mixed that: It looks to the tommiticeii‘or lend- ersle in school matters its i‘hmmhers ere. or should be. comet-snub} with the conditions and timeless conhmtent to ills ct the voters in the tech iroments they rMuld bore 1 (loomed result: to glue on salon to city. to. The W... ‘M‘. Y. McC. A. «o..- m7“ w”...- .9”- THE BENTINEL'S POEM. into. on page tour at today's issue. W .RIGHT TO THE POINT. n beautiful city-President New York Sun. s...” the state would be that it least ghastly.~l\‘oru~ich Bulletin. pruning, comes to the front with ~41- }lc owns" more sheep than any man Wyoming. boss. “Brooklyn mop. - Patrick s dem~Houstou Post. . . v-«O-«v % our hulclpsl blunts, sustain * or flxovcrnnient that In hard to best: - but we are inciting in one essential ora . ti: aspiration. the need or which is keenly I 7 felt by every business man in. the con» . mnoity. namely, a live Board or Trade. , For several years our Boerd at Trade _ Q ‘ has struggled along under the most. discouraging Mcuities. a. large minority or the holiness men orlthe city has been conspicuous by ' its absence. The mun is that little; has been accomplished. ' The city does notices tor progress- lva business men. They hove given I V every evidence oi being on to the min- »' ate all the time. " % Wihst the city needs is the loyalty (it her business men. The Board or Trade should 'be a, vital part of the city’s lite and would become so it our men of affairs would set aside a poi-r tion 0! each day to the consideration of the problems beiore the board. A live BOfll‘d at Trade means new industries, new people and new ideas, the benefits of which will be felt by the business men themselves. The men of this city are cautioned to bear in mind one thing. Neither the :Board of Trade nor city will 'be benefited by criticism alone. have ideas, give the whole city the benefit oithem. ‘ . Get busy and organize a Board or Trade that will be u credit and a hair ei’lt to'the community. Support by It you There has been some talk. here and, there. of forming a Y. M. C. A. in this The scheme is it good one and has been given a thorough test in all of our surrounding cities. The city needs such an institution and could support it. omrnend to those interested that they get together and put their proposition in concrete form, so that the citizens interested, indirectly, may know what the plan otonerstlon is to be. » We would rec- ’I‘he Sentin-cl's daily poem wiu be found by those interested in this tea- The people went Washington to be Tait. Well, it will be distinctly more been- titul alter Lust old Hittite Joe Corr non leaves it for good next Mnrch.—~ Vermont has decided that the elec tric chuir shall succeed the scaffold. if it should be token the desiré or should never be used but it capitol punish mom. is necessary electrocution is the ”7"- . I . Voluutowu. jealous of Winsted s prominence as it place at queer hex» bully tsio or irogs‘ less. Who's next? -~-Bridgeuort Telegram. Senator McLean is to be. congratuv lcted upon the prompt passage of lilo bill for the protection of migratory blrds.——New Huron .lourntllvcourler. +- Frunccs E. Warren is likely to be re- turued no the senator from Wyomlnx. A student at sheep soon learns how to be It successful political m... it this sort 0! mother item up lone, Houston will hove to inbuilt-to her Juno wedding some “bolero it. in V; De. Wolf Honour Ml whom:- ried the tomb time. It «was; to be a distinction lot so entrust-“mm _ idhevc been molded to either Wt . or Goodflnwbosw um Minis. hmwillmtbosmto ' ' W .in New York yesterday. lug no «authorise-moot. Mrs Sperry ‘son. George E. Starry. Jr. I nor: .1. mm “W0 Musing Admissions. linked with startling charges. were made «by more. Elizabeth A. Silvers Stony at the trial 1 or her separation fiuit against tubes w. Starry, wealthy installer cl the Weaver & auerry drug arm. beiore , Eunreme Court Justice Newburgor With the utmost condor and show: told oi her friendship with Oliver '1‘. . Sherwood. former cashier. o: the NW tiousi ml: or Bouthport, Geno. who , in 1003 was sentenced to ten mm in ' jail for outbound: 3260.000 tram the ., hank. she admitted she had acted as finalised»! several miliuory stone operated by the detenlter belovehe tied to Canada. she also coknowiods- ed that she m visited snot-wood sev- eral times otter he was sent to nrllon. All this was drawn from her by Hysciothe Rlnxrose, counsel for Mr. Sterry, who did not bouncer in court. He mnde no defense to his wife's charges of cruelty and whendonment. contesting himself with the demand that the complaint be dismissed oni the ground that the divorce Albert ‘8. Ronnie had obtained lrom her in 1901 in Elgln. 11L, was invalid became neither of the two had lived‘iu Illinois for the time prescribed by statute. Marriage Thus Void, He Says. Because of the illegality of tiio'dl- vorco. Starry contends, his marriage, which took place in 1911, is void. Starry is a, son at George is. Starry. who was murdered in 1908 by another . . , Mrs. Starry was confronted with a complaint in a suit she had brought against Paul G. Bonwit of BonWlt, Tel- ler & Co. Under the name 01 Elinli: both A. Sargent she charged that Ben- w‘lt had struck her. The suit was discontinued. She admitted yesterday that she had no right to use the name of Sargent, but insisted that starry had suggested she use the name. There was a son by the marriage . withhenuie, and by Stern‘s invite- tlon the lad wont to live with hlsx» mother after her marriage to Sierry. she said. "'My husband was often intoxlcut- . ed," the plaintiff went on. “He came home drunk on July 4 and insisted on taking my son out with him. They visited many ‘nsioons, and my . son afterward told me my husband ntuns~ on himself by squirting seiner water over waiters and customers. When he got home about 0 o‘clock that night I he was in a terrible condition. His clothing was disheveilod, his neck"; was hanging down loose, his shirt was pulled out from his belt and he stag- gored. insults and Foes simples. “At another time my inbound new Into e tantrum undyrdored me to get my clothes on. He then told Diamond is nurse) to cell c. policemen and have me thrown into the street. Then he used such insulting language to me that l slapped his loco." She added that merry afterward . apologised to bench his knees, The witness asserted she knew nothing of Ronnie's divorce tot? two yours alter he had oinnined the do shoe and then she was told of it by friends Mr Rinsrsse's’motion no dismiss the suit on the ground tcxnisim ”I do tried by the (heart. ‘ lira; starry, tanked that her oilmony * .. or $25 I week bsincrcnsed. The inn. ‘ tics mulled: "it will be time would). when i red dot tuy collision to raise the alimony emotion. ” The court then save the lowers n . week in which to submit brim. ' ITJII. Wflflillli -WW . . Mr. imbued. tor . , A wmnmnaavnue. *vhursday, Friday and Saturday Oct January Winter Cleanses Sale is“ new at its height. As an added big stellar at- traction to out big January Clearance, Muslin Underwear and White Sale, we have arranged for Tomorrow. Friday and Saturday, a Three-Day Bargain Tornado Sale. A “Tornado. ” -~Scnnds sensational to call it a Tornado of Bargains. but no other wbrds will so adequately describe it. ulat Whirlwind of Bargains, a veritable Tornado of Values. ‘ Startling. It is sensational, it is a Tornado, a reg- unprecedented pricing for. anywhere. even Here! THE REASON It has been a wonderindy gratifying Fall and Winter to this Store. show our appreciation to the public that“ gave us such preference. unheard of, We wish to We decided that the best we) was to give the public the most they ever got for their money in the history of the business, and that is what we will do ~ Thursday, Frlday and Saturday or.» their: success. . ‘ Bountiful lace ind embroidw ered White Dresses. all new ~. 1913 models. Tornado Sale Price. 25.; ind 39c sonar-*8 AND . SHAMB. Mexican lace and hemslllched with drawn vmrk, 18 x 54 end. ' :3" ’30 x 30. Tornado Sale Price. . 10¢ 12 l~26 HUGK TOWELS. 1.000 Huck Tonels. union lin~ ‘. ,U. .sn. siz‘mds x .36.. red borders; sold in other stores at tic. TOP. undo Sole Price ........ M 60 and 6!; PRINTS... 1000 yards or light ernts. lair quality; niscfisumd Litmus. 'l‘ornadg‘Sele Price. yard 2¢ . f. , 256 PEROXIDE. 33.50 COMFORTE‘RS. Full size, severed with best saline. scroll seemed. reversible. ‘Tcruulo Sale Price .. $1.98 » the TALCUM POWDER. ‘ 1.500 boxes Bobcock‘s Cory- lonsls Tnlcum Powder. Torna- kdo Sale Price ............ 7¢ 'séso Benson BLANKers. All colors. tun gray and white. mink and blue horde restrict dice. Tornado 8a Pricé _ ......... . 25c QUflQURA. This well known brand of % 25c muetm nmwdns. sonville _mnslln. hemstitcbed. all sizes. Torusdo‘Ssle Price. 17¢ Wellymade. good quality Mu- T i % also with 12 1-2c C‘HAMBRAYS. All the plain colors, made Pekln stripes, for house dresses. etc. Tornado Sale Price ..... _ ........ g34¢ 14c 42 inch PILLOW cAsmc. Made oi ilrm quality muslin, no dressing. Tornado Price ........ ..... 8%¢ Sale ‘ 4 19¢ CRINKLED CREPE. In plain white, pink, blue and lavender, no ironing. Tornado Sale Price .......... 12 ”‘5 Silo conss'r covsne. . t0! line English rial Sale Price Price .................. 36¢ 50c PILLOW mess. Scalioued Pillow Cases. 45 x Fringed. scalloped ”and plain One case of Women‘s Block. - Inga. tsn ssdwhlh‘c. Tornado Sale Price. unir‘.......... 5¢ Not all new styles but the skirt alone luwcrth that price. Tornadofialo Price 85 $1.00 news swears“.- ln dark colors. excellent rs- iuc. Tornado Sale Price 49¢ 250 *DAMKSK' etc-ms. wool. Tornado Stile Price 19.}. 12 We 99vi LAWN.- ity. Tornado Sale Price. yard. 56’ 12 He not? or :run Loom. Tornado Elsie Prion .... ”dd .10 to 326 WOMEM’O DUITB. I 33 inches wide, all colors. halt ii) inches wide. we ran cosh" I . dumbillty Thousnhds oi youth of this in‘ m m. all m slide. it ~Prico ........... < , hemmed; regular size; else- Fnll hound bottles. 16 ounces. Millers at $1.98. Tornado Sela Tortmdqstiie Price 7¢ Price ................ $1.49 121cc women'e‘srocumos. 50° SE‘HSUCKER PET?“ costs. 1.000. mode of best seerouck- ’er. lull sizes. Tornado Sale tseetLLow CASING. 45- :incbos widow. made of firm. be“; round thread cotton Tot undo Sale Price ...... 9/4. “ so KNiTTED wssnhcto'rns. ‘ 1.000 Knitted Wash ctom.’ nick. bin. and Willie borders. Tornado isle Price}; for, 5¢ lib “MOMS. .. ‘ Honvysli‘inunelsttc Kimonos. Tornado dale Price . . 29¢ .1 , .32 1-30 DWIOI'Q‘ ANCHOR. its mom- . . as inches wide, L this woii known muslin noted, tor its Tornado Bills Price. 9V¢ been students Wurst-s. . mien styles. sum lulu lilill models Tor-undo. leis 24¢ - 3t, soap. Tornado Sale Price. In 36. Tornado Stile Price, .gpslr. 1214c 29¢ . $2.93 sum eeo spasms. 52.00 msncmserr‘s LONG CLOTH. A tine cloth hall naiusook and IliiII long cloth. for 'women's nest Tornado Sole Price, niece ............... $1 49 50c WAIST” % \\ bile and Colored Waists * tor Minion. Tornado sole Price. 27¢ t2 1-2:: Pethes. 86 inches wide. best quality. 'i‘ornsdo Sale Price . 25° TURKISH TOWELB. Plain white and red borders. full biahatb size Tornado Bole ‘Prlee .19¢ '0 ”~98 HUGS. ) A'xmlmter Rosa. beautiful soft colorless. 36 2: l2. Tomsdo Bole Price ........ $3.49 ' no coils? roweto. All limb. specs for initials. . Tornado dale Price 19¢ 82.00 mortamrnu. ‘ Webster's. 100 only. “Tornado soc rams amour. ‘ Qt 53 inches will». miffibtifld. fl‘ornsdoyfieie thrice .... 16¢ W navy. solid. first! on 7% ,_ Wmnelin.llsto.m. MG! Astosrsctslotlntu: 6.¢‘ ' comments. . in inches. soft: mm not; __ ‘ ed with lace and em roid- 5 - styles Tornado $1.49 ' - 8M" % round .thraad quality. line for Tornado Sale Price . colors. ’ six. . 750 SHEETS. % muslin. bleached and unbleach- This 3MTIM. , :3th mm mm M $2.00 PATTERN CLOTHS. Already hemmed all more lin- Eu 2 x 2. borders nil dround ~ $1.29 12 1-2c OUTING FLANNEL. Best quality. light and dark Tornado Sale Price, 8V2¢ . 12 1‘26 BHEFTING. till inches wide. firm. heavy wear. 'l‘ornsdo Sale Price, 934¢ 506 TABLE DAMASK. [Wis damask. German mnu~ ulscturc and patterns. Tornado Sale Price ............. 39¢ lie” APRON strict—inns. Good quality. blue and white checks, «font colors. Tornado .8an Price ........ 4V2¢ 26c. MADRA8 WAIBTINGB. in much nest desimc. (or no men's waists. children’s dresses and men‘s shirts. Tomudo Sale Price ........ . ..... . lag/3‘ ”Ml MACON ILANKETO.‘ slumber Robe Blankets. been- tii‘ul colt colors. bill also; only Tornado aide Prion \ Mode or heavy round thread ed. ill it ill) Tornado Sale Price. W!“ I . Bio and flu rowan. . All Moon. 12 it til. hmlt slid damask. scalloped to! m stitched. Tornado stile Price. 391‘ W 5‘ mm ”In: F
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