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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORRO OW
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SOCIETY NQUCES
MAsomc olnéc'ronv
5 A Special ComMUnleatlon of bid
_ PLodgo,.No. 1110, F. ahdA. M, will
he held at his room March 2m, 1013,
8 o'clock p.111. .wvork Entered .Ap-
twenties Degree. All Master ‘Magonl
cordially and internally Invited. .
V. ,5 Fraternity yours, 5 55 '.
Q ROBERT M w1Lcox. sec'y.
’ . IOUTH NORWALK some or
- 5 ‘ TRADE ,
muslin-11.11.1111» condos.
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Treasurer~Mattliow Corbett;
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
‘ PHONE CALLS
fl... boo—News Department 1
, 92-3—Business Department
‘ 51388 —-Bran‘ch Office, Norwalk.
5 .90 -Editor’s Residence
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STILL INTERESTED.
Vioo-Pruldont-Q-Charlee J. Pldpeon. '
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The latest is that the school bond
issue was injected as a scheme {to
block consolidation and the inference
is that the South Norwnlk wolves
bamboozled Superintendent Ira T.
, Chapman into submitting his report,
showing the condition of the schools
today and pointing out their needs!
Surely, there are settle master minds
at this end oi the town
‘zNon the opposition organ denies ab-
solutely that it opposed the school
bond issue. Such statements need no
comment. The people of The Nor-i
walks know what happened To be. ‘~Baptist Church of Norwalk has not not
sure Norwalk people. generally. did
5 not oppose the bond issue. The Senti
f, nel predicted that they would not. But
the consolidation organ did oppose it
and the I.\'orwalk Board at Trade dlter-' ..
tors engaged the services of a lawyerl
"to appear at the town meeting and op-
tions it.
The opposition now predicts'mildly.’
and in a somewhat uncertain tone that
,_ Norwalk~~~ and perhaps some other see-
‘ ; tions—will oppose the bond issue and
A defeat it at the polls. They claim that
otin be accounted for and that is to be
spent in South Norwaik.
For the estimable zonilotnan' 5 [Mon
motion we would recite some sell
known facts.
0311‘. present High school building is
now inadeunatsto meet the require-
ments of the town An extensive midi
tion must he made upon the present
structure. That will consume some or
5 - the balance of “20.000. granting. tor
, the purpose of argument. that the 380..
i 5 000 111 all that is necessary to erect the
Routh Nm‘wttllt sclnmls. Supnrintend-
«mt (‘hnmnnn’s report also showed
that the lllroad llivtir school is in ne
wretched condition and should he to '
placed timed liilver should receive
intuit-dials attention.
The pentiomsn may be right but we.
mines to believe it and venture to pro
dict now that tho hand luuuo will he
. passed without any opposition. unload
on the part 01 the opponilion organ.‘ 1
5. The ‘iinntinel in Wednesday 11 issue.
.. 1111111911 to know the attitude oi the op
posinon on the Well street brides
widening proposition. No answer is
mummies. A beaten trail has been
oppose the proposition. , .
have read many arguments our
5 that this 50.110100 than:
met or section—would not hold forth
for any such rattle-braised andt unfair
proposition.
.We will say just this much. how-
mover. The day was when the First
.Distriotjrulod the town with A mailed
‘.ilst~5-5-bn5t that day has passed Per-
hope the shoe pinches,- now th
chonxed owners. 5
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8illilEll8 IliE EllilliiEll
(continued tram ilrst pogo.)
it has
excellent style.
Charles 'F.51'1‘rlstram.‘ Churles E.
Jiioyt and Thomas I. flaymoud. the ma-
sic continlttee, are deserving of great
praise for the selections they have
made. “
South Nor-walk Baptist Church.
Mrs. 151‘. 5drvinx.Sml.thy contralto 80‘.
'loist of the present South Norwhllt
~Baptlst choir, will have charge of the
choir and music of the church for the
coming year. Mrs. Smith’s stability in
a matter of reputation and with her
chants. composed of her pupils, some
lcxcellent music is anticipated.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
There is some. doubt about the Win
lty Episcopal Church choir as yet, and
whether or not any: changes will be
made. has not been decided.
East AVenue Methodist Church.
‘The plans for the next year's music
arrangements for the East Avenue
Methodist Church have not been com-
pleted as yet. A. N. Padoek‘ is at
present the organist. and David E.
Disbrow is chorlster, with a volunteer
choir.
St. Joseph's R. 0. Church.
Miss Madeline Magner. of Norwalk,
the. accomplished organist at St. Jos-
eph‘s ii. C. Church. will continue to
furnish the music next year with the
volunteet choh.
Norwalk Baptist Church.
The music committee of the Fiist
yet made any decision as to the music
for the eomiug year; It is likely that
the church will dispense ulth the
choir and have a leader and organist.
«Norwalk Methodist church.
The Norwallt Methodist muscopal
Church will miss Miss 'Allce Esther!
{Smltln
the line soprano soloist
who has held forth in the quartetie
there 1’01 several years Miss Smlth
goes to New York to a large church
to sing fillinlng the. first at \iay
The new quarto/lie will be composed
Miss ,Wiiln Miller, of South Norwalk,
who has been singing in ChrlstChruch.
Westport, this year. atlas Miller has
a remarkably sweet voice and 0611-
.““”“°“ talent musicaili. She should
fill her predecessor's place with great
credit to herself and torthe church.
The nuartetto will he as follows:
Miss Miller, soprano; Mrs: Elsie Wan
reinSiuith, contralto; Harry L. 'Sten
ling. bass; and Preston flint-t tenor.
Charles G. ivos, the taithiul organist.
will again be in charge of the music.
Nov-walk Congregational Church.
(Although it is undecided 1111 3111 who
will succeed the late lloraco 8 ‘Hatch
in: tenor in the First Congregatiohal
Church. of Notwolll. it is practically
decided that the remainder of the inn-
slc Mil remain unchnnxed Prof. Ale:
0. (lihson. organist and director; Mrs.
Lillian Bhorwood- Nowhlrit. soprano;
Mrs. Agnes Gibhsilisvlloud. cuntrulio;
and Frank Noah. bass. is tho present
personnel or the choir. There is lit-
tlb need to spool: to oomtnendotioh oi
the mnsiclnna tor their “panties him
gone out, tor litd wide. their extract-s
dinnry «1.1111,: being wollhnown to the
worn about the bush and it n tannin mum's! world
1 111d unit Booth Norwellr people would 5
at ”Gr,“ an 01 Clitlrtllt. > ‘
Prof. 001111114 if. fiends. organist st
”Frame 1111 it titty stem to the com ’01. Mary 11 1a. 0.0811101; tor m: I. ill
015! soil respect would venture to tether I ‘
rhaps our interpro 55 .
tatioii is wrong. _ laurel}; a newspaper .
that standovtor progress and more _ ,
settle the entire town~not any dis- , .
1
‘ only $80 000 worth of the bond issue of the same bass. tenor and contraltol
'3 as at. present. with the addition or
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Thoreau-e but TWO DAYS left to do your EASTER SHOPPING And now is the time to depend upon THE BOSTONv STORE—tho store. ac-
commodatiud. TOMORRQW~FRIDAY~win be one or the greatest value days of a Month—most unusual torits sales of wanted goods. We shall
shoot your master requirement; with Romuhohlo Otterlnxo or
-. I. I I All at Prices that Mean Substantial Savings
THESE LOTS BPEOIALLY PRICBZD
FOR FRIDAY AND' SATURDAY
SELMNG.
Four Un‘mitchiblc
. Grdups of .4
- Tailolitd,
SUI : 3,
Every one perfect in style and work-
manship of the most i‘avored mater.
in]. We have provided tor oil drain
. the smallest size to the largest.
$15 Women’s and
Misses’ Serge Suits
$9.981?
Handsomely tailored Suits oi storm
serge. two-button cutaway coat, With
silk braid trimmings on back and to,
tern. lined with heavy satin in self
colors. "Skirt is tailored style with
'lvide back panel and. deep side plaitl.
$20 Women’s and
Misses’ Suits $14.98
Extra line nnnlity men’s Wear serge.
in plain tailored style and i’ancy trim~
med suits. in exceptionally attractive
models; skirts are the newest open
side models which button on smoked
pearl buttons. having fancy“. set in
panel with wide double "panel back.
$25 Women’s and
Misses’ Suits $18.50
We make u‘spocial lecture 01‘ Suite
at this wit-o, showing the greatest va-
riety of styles and the greatest values
possible. Dozens of unusually smart
models are here for your selection in
the newest materials and colors.
Women’s and Misses’
Suits $25
Value up to $45.00. Highly tailor
ml Balls. in a moot bountiful mugs
of colors and ovary wanted material.
including poplin cloths. imported ser-
um. diagonal cloths. 011101150 suits.
fancy mixturei. Boonord cords and till
utyloe. .
“Easter Ribbons
The newest novelties in Volume.
tattle-1.01m“ stripe. ”emotion one .
boned retool. comm lilac, Nell
row. told-50 hot oil that is new in
1011111111 will be 10111111 in on 11111111; all
widths. Friday and Goturdoy
omen s Suits.
Coats, Gowns Walsts
and Millinery
FOUR UNMA’I‘CHABL’E GROUPS 0!“
Smart Spring)
Coat models tor this spring show
» remarkable cleverness in design. are
“the “snappy" styles that appeal to wo-
men who dress tastefully; they are
ail‘tho season‘s beet colors in mates
this of Redford cord. covert serge,
sponge. wool Bengaline. ”"Sheoard
checks andfihe Mack and white-
stripes; every one a special value.
M $9.98 $12.98 “
$16.50 and $22.50
DevonIteratttile'cilioiotll1“ “WU”.
1. A< '
Easter ,5
Millinery
A splendid variety lior your choice.
New models. perfect in style. moder-
ate. in price.
We have produced in our own work-
rooms several hundred Hats. designed
especially for Easter wear. in these
our skilled workers have combined
colors and materials in pleasing ei-
iects. Many of them are rem-odd;-
tions of higher-priced patterns.
THREE SPECIAL VALUES are
features at
$4.95 $7.50 and $9.75
Untrlmmed Hats
New shapes in entire quality hemp.
in block and colors. all rash-loaublo
shapes in the lot: “
Special at $2.49
other shapes in all sizes up to 610.00
Petticoats
$3 Silk Petticoats
$1.49
Excellent nudity pure silk mom»
lluc. newest colors and: color condihnn
tlono to harmonize with your Easter
noun or unit.
$4.00 New Taffeta
Petticoats $2.98
Tim 11111011111 innit shining. Neat.
finances.
1110.111 Petticoats
$4.98
Our dwhouatrator will chow you
the ouperior (Mm of the“ moth
known pettieuotn. in inflation. tannin
also stile Jersey top with mainline ‘
ileum
SPRING AIND EASTER SHOWING
Waists
‘ . woman's writers. "
$1.75 New Waists 98c .
5 High neck and Robespierre collars,
some have touches of color.
embroiderles and 111001;
$3. 00 Dainty Lingerie
2 Waists $1.98
The materials are voile or batlste.
some models elaborately trimmed:
otheis dainty effects. The trimmings
«are of lace and most effective: long
and "three-quarter sleeves.
no Women’s and
Misses’ Rubberized
Serge Raincoats
$6.98
Cut full, in tea and gray mixture -
cloth; also. storm-proof. having a rub-
ber surface hack; round, flat collar.
which .buttons high at neck, making
high storm’coliar at will; dean max»
nish side pockets. with nap. All sizes
........... 1.6.93
Spring and Easter Opening-menu
ideas in Women's
Hand Bags and
Belts
* 35 Leather Hand Bags
$3.49
Genuine leather. in seal. walrus and
Morocco, neatly finished in German
silver, gilt and sun-metal; leather lin-
ings, titted with change purse: various
sizes to select from. Opening Cut
Price .......... .. ..... ...$3.49
$2 Leather Hand Bags
980
Real grain. Morocco leather, in black
only, with gut and tier-1111111 saver
frames, titted with minor and change
purse; leather and silk lined. Openlhg
(tut-Price......... ....... .. ..... .000
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dainty .
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Spring and Easter Opening~Women's
and Misses'
Gloves”
The finest qualities of imported and
American pines; none better than the
Boston 18tore Gloves. Our guarantee
with every pair, for women and chil-
dren. at Boston lStore Cut Prices.
.Speelalem-button black and white
Glace Kid Gloves; all sizes: $3.25 qual-
ity. Opening Cut'Prlce ..... 02.75_
1~button .............. . ...... $1.49
l2-button ..................... $2.50
iii-button ..... .3275
. woman's eneusn 11in stoves
Stylish Gloves, pearl buttons. glare
rkld. P. K. semi-fancy embroidered in
self unblock; colors—41m. mode, mas-
tic: all white, white with black and
black with white. Opening Cut Price
......... $200
WOMEN’S FRENCH KID GLOVES
One or two pearl ciasps. Paris point
embroidered; all new colorings. includ-
ing all black and black with white.
Opening Cut Price .............. 01.50
P. G. L. GLOVES FOR WOMEN AND
MISSES
manufactured in Europe—P. K. or
overEeam; all colors and new styles:
embroidered backs. Every pair guar-
anteed. Opening Cut Price ..... $1.00
Neoliwear
WOM EN'S NECKWEAR
Dainty little things that add much
to the etfect of your dress*ali these
are clever. new spring styles. 39c Bub
gaunt Collars. the new shoulder ei-
facts; assorted styles ............ £51:
751; NEW SHOULDER COLLARSV
in a thenutitul assortment of trialled
lnhot designs—«Collar and Cult Sets.
........... ... 401:
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shoots: dainty ety:iss to 111er
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