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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 26, 1913 · page 10

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. abllé, ‘ Declares . Gavernur

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

QK’VYN, Conn, Sept. 26.~—Gov-
‘ lumen Fl, Baldwin wars the
,0! honor at the Windham county (
lutural fair here yesterday andi
rail an address landing the state
lindhum county,

governor Baldwin spoke in part its

two a homo feeling in Windham
My grandmothor'fi drand'

n a; Congregational miniSter was
ledfor lii‘o in firm as u'ull as tho-l
* After tom-tom: years, Mr. (Tlupl

 

hose (lays of pluin living and high,
king. 1
he directors of this inir were for-lz
its origin and (lth‘lOl‘llllt‘lll, from”,
a pen of Miss Larned. .She was one
"the leading historical scholars of

ambient, she not only got hold of nil:
thexvfacts, but she. arranged them in}

». It. is worth something loamy insti-
tlbn‘to have a long and honorable,

an link our efforts in those of the
en w 0» have gone boi’oro us, we?
double their eitect. Mlso 1.2mm] Sal's
hat-ill 1809 the first agricultural s04
aty in the county was organized by'
artnin progressive rosidontn of Pomy
et, Brooklyn and Woodstock, 4'
There were progressive people in
,nnecticnt in‘ those days. as well as
in. these: There wine ijcul progres-
-‘ ivesmmen whowero l'or clinging to
. hatever of the. existing order was
good, while rcsoluio to reject and
abolish, so for as thoy could manage
it“, what was bad. Some. who call
’theinselve pr-tiurossivo cut loose on-.
tlrely from *‘ tho put-ii. Ar Edmund
Burke Ol'izsx llllll, .m l! .uvli, ll‘ tin-fiiiitr
up in lilisilnsu, begin by throwing
away the capital nhioh they have in-.
‘llel'itod, nnn‘wly. lli?‘ ii;""l‘!iliilt‘.'i‘.(l mz-Z
perilous.» ivl‘ i5; i‘ tilif.‘ . ’ ‘l
“Thoreau: noi runny who not in ilint :
way in C()llllt‘i’ll(’lll. Silo is iho land,
of steady lwbin. kit... invinml uriiimi‘
coi1:.i‘tin.z<un m ~
nnil :-.‘;.~. r . r
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"We. ll‘t‘h‘ ti .u,... to by proud nl'.
Ont-o sh» .- , t1 . is .i«’.i:.;; out.
,.Culull‘lll: Mlln . l i 1.‘ In. t {,I 1 , |,|
'bo amou- zl“ “i ~ i ‘ tut-v ‘~ «A:

. ’20- W0 W‘Vli. ‘ “ -- - lbw (:l‘iii'iil
‘and dimlzlo i‘u- . n'lv :tn! drum“ ibo
tlmlnn‘ iivnt tin w 132;»
this llt‘li) l" l. ;' ; 1‘ [‘1‘ , .‘
fills will in 1‘! «mm. 13.4,... i. '1‘?
ex": oi‘ that. ~ '; \ . 1 ”m-
_ket. 'lllitxii' i.- it .
by drop “it

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I llellwl'r i‘ 'w‘w b'v
terod su l'=- '
“Wu ul'o t.’

‘oi‘

it ‘boiiur i -
SPARPOWI“. an; nermor’in.

NAlil?!‘i" r'dflfil, "ii, .'\ now
“he for ilw do {owl l-Iu‘ri‘lsh spurruiv
had boon immli :.- ‘l‘. ii. l’ul‘iirz,
Idaho Ati‘ii'uiiui‘ui i‘olit to. null .iutucn
nought.

'l‘lleno i'\"£' it“~iiii~in‘ wurh‘lilv'.

{film woovil, hut-v
the Wot. lit
Lad of it'll“? i. M. ”iv \Yiiii'v‘ll fun in on
u lawns and atom of tho Mimi and
um ilm
WM] .i‘noti o" tlw "mm-ow

1‘11!) \s'rwvil in. ui'i'm‘ulnn birth but
”06 ltd liiipm‘lullim liatn illillv wronl
m0 and ut ono lllllo llli‘luiioilml
Iglwholn Indimiry “in llinh, mum
it” .Bouthorn Wyoming. It. ulna
fwd grout ninrm among: nrowern oi“
‘ Middle Wen. '

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mm»...

VLIMFLAMMER BOUND OVER.

throw ilAVliN. Supt. 2n, churned
, lowing wm'lioil tho. ancient {lini-
,gtlllli' oi" llw imnditorrhioj
it‘ll: he lionml John \Voowotu out
“#1500 mm mwlz, ltnsiniinon Riesling,
tilibtirr. iron hound over to the
parlor Court today. under 31.500

 

inn hiri, wwit.
it or Slit. 'l’iwrn was nothing in

the man to whom he gave his

> a,

mi, .ull of on, i-. lrctlwn’:

G. Sanders, ni’ ii‘m i‘ulvornliy iii‘ Wis".

\to saw»: it i i-.
‘ be hero lii i‘o z‘ (liizoii'i o‘ i'onlu» 'ii-
Gilt. li'i, 125' Um'i if.» our purl to 71‘..llit‘

of Hit!

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gather iinninszi u pwi hbmvu mi ilw uL .
ill nuumirnll il ilm
.m. .:.l iiirvi‘tuii ihi-I

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(story: ‘ If, in any public cnusé, \vel ,

ax»: xi ii ””1.” borommt it

by ‘

a , The Mandolin denies that no;
W into: and victims to have been;
.‘ii'iurdlnn to tho
. t . llia rmronln nluiw he unrnovi till
wéttk, wiim'vmt his urinal worm;

how much of the wank ho worm ‘
«known. Woowoin has identified,

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Suits, (intents & to .35.:

Sale Includes Entire New

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Hackett, Carhnrt & Co,

‘ retiring from bnSiness.
about to lock their doors.

In 58 years the Hackett-Carhart stores
and their predecessors have clothed
several generations~and in that time
the Hackett ~ Carhart stores have
earned the respect of the community
at large.

 

The organization now operating these stores faces a peculiar situation. It i With the object in View of settling all debts of the company at once, our
goods will be sold at prices representing an average saving of fifty
cents on the dollar—nothing to be reserved. ‘

This is your opportunity to purchase highest grade clothing at the»
very season’s beginning at great savings—it is our opportunity to retire
from business with the respect of every one in the industry, through
the payment of our debts. Immediately aftgr meeting their obliga~

is heavily in debt, and, in order to wind up the business affairs of the com-

pany and liquidate with honor, it is essential to raise cash immediately.

This entails the sficrifice of ”all our stocks, including our new fall and

winter merchandise. The decision to retire being suddenly arrived at,

our immense fall purchaées had already been made.

Large quantities of the highest grade merchandise ever displayed in

any retail clothing establishment had been contracted for, for the en?
tire fall scason,'and must now be accepted and converted into cosh.

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$13.50, $15 and $17 Fall Suits,
Coats and “’inter Over-

W 530
coats........................l... .

Many hrohon fll'M‘H in this usustil‘iJnont rim of original prices higher
tlnm ilioso quoted. This lot lnc-lmlou light um‘i mwlium \vi-inliln
*Hultuhlo for yr:~:1r-ronntl sorvioowi‘or (bin Full and Winter and uvxt
Spring and Summer. livory tnbrlo in high grilill3~~i|ll wool, (item-ugliiy
cold-water shrunk and lutmi iuilnroii. Suits of lll‘uo, liluoll. lillll uni--
“rccr Full nnil “'lnii-r coloringn in oil the now mixtures. OH‘l‘i‘i-illfl in
awry llltltllh‘l‘i mixiuro nnd ntuplo shudo. Sinus lllltl ori'otzt modulo for
"NEH. young lllllll llllil llill’H.
$17, $20 and $22.50 Fall Suits, ‘
u .
Coats and W l n t e r Over— , 0
coats
Included urn light nnd modium wr-bz‘ut gzirmvnizt for Summer nnd
llf'th'ill fll‘llt‘vllll Ht‘ini‘i‘. including tho mum! l't'lli‘.l Six-1pm in liluo,
lllnck tinil llmwn. Aim» tho mum mmpli-iu nnwrimvni of l-‘nll uml
Wiuim- i-lnilws l‘ii‘l' tll‘lltlilyi‘il in Now l'nrlt. li‘itu' lllllll'vfii‘lullfi fabrics
in tliirlincilw Nylon unil ‘corrm-t Illililt‘lfi ~~ull \leltll'i'il in tho oxnot.
puilnaiuhiun tunnuor ilini bus for two gonnrniimm ii‘lllll‘flilli‘l’lltiltl
linciioit—ifurlim‘l i‘mo olniliou. Tim mnmrimt-ni im'iuil'w hourly 3.000
mtrmvnts in (ful’l'PN, smart modols for hit-n. 'Yutmi'. MM! nmi ”(WR-
Am! tho oi'iulnnl prices nro. lu runny (‘itHl‘iL fur izrt-uiur than those
anoint] lllln‘.l‘. " .
O .
Furnishing Department
Collars
t‘lum, l‘oubmly 8: (To. Arrow Collars”... .

....................Inc

Burl 6'; Wilson l'lod Mnu (“ollurH ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... 1m:
lslnrl d: \l‘iluon is}. St W, 250. tiollnrs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .t\\‘o [or 250

Hosiery _
lulu Mm l‘urn 'l‘bronr’l Sill: Hosiery;
plum and fancy milnrn. . . . . . . . .
i‘u’h: Eat-u Lisle l‘loulory..............................

Garters
ltomihu- I306 l’nrlu and llosirm Fillk l‘nd flurtora. . . . . . . . . . . . .». . .230
ltmwlur 25m Mouton and l’urln i'ud (int-tors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .two for 250

Handkerchiefs

:5 for W lx'ulnor llnndlmrchloi’s, in nunltnry pimltngrm....l‘onr for 250

out)
Neckwaur
Wu and 76x: Volvut l-‘mrr-ln-lluudn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .360
iliroo for £1.00
I Cut Silk Nockwmr, Mir. null 75:: new li‘nll pntiornu, from from tho
muitI-r nnd from our runninr litm‘Im .......... ............. 2m
7m: do $1.00 now ltstil Noclhvonr of Imooriml allim. lurgo open outlaAiSo
Knitted i-iillt NL‘illth'lii‘. vnlm-n up to 33.000, in liillltl [rum
I‘Zunlbili linlitud Noolmuur from our rugulttr ntoohu. . . . . . . . . . . . JUN

Shirt;
$1.60 mm (ll: Wilson Nogiigon Eliirid. Pluto 6a Planted Bottoms. .850
$2 (it. $2.00 i‘liluitlnvh'intlo shirts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.35

Underwear .,
Mu it, VII). llndm‘tt‘mir............... ..............i........3ilo
$1.25 vulno ltoiu himlium-Wolnlit Nutiirnl Wool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ili'lo
“to \‘uluo Hinndnrd l‘J‘Kil'tt utiulily Nniiirnl Wool. . . . . . . . l . . . . . . . .650
32.50 vnluu NuinBlil‘lnhublo Wool. full tunhion. . . . . . . . . . . . w. . . . . 41.85

Glovas

32.00 Ami-inn Moohn ('llovcn. . . . . . . . . . . .
$1.60 lneni'n nnd ntlmr Eliylllli mnltim rugulur

...................... 200 or
.aleorIUlS

to.

unit
and Christ salmon” 1.10

The Stu

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Begins To-morrow,
Thursday, at 8.30 A. M.

 

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tions, Hackctt, Carhart

hound ii“,

3.5“ Clan tor Poll and

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$20, $22.50 rod 53?: ~
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Coats and \Vintti w c
coats.........
01' this uusurinwnt, who!) Lx.x:illil'l:-;l‘:€ all xvi-igloo of nurumnis in
VN‘Y “HUS! iii-“5t“. u tumult numb-T \\'i'|'l‘, m‘itziugtll; prim-i in MW

of tho night. in. ”'05. The :i immoral l‘i-i' brill :ml Wink r lil‘ll—l-i
cm'orzt nu omiz‘v i‘nngn oi" ‘ Jul fibrin. :iml lllin

of \t'lllirli ul‘v (so Lil Mo lltzi'n- lid” t'l‘i-uiinmi. 'i‘l‘ - f“
mom is most i"t'lllpl':'lllili.si\x', lziil‘ul iliu wool in m
lfiluu, lilm-it liliil l. ’ ill \“Ulblvl lll‘iilln .
wtn'stoil t:lu-xl.::.r~ Notch :mii (" : ii‘mh'nl i’>l\:l«: ltlvvrw.
Ami iliu uden ii. . l'hti'i ivii' t‘ifl
1*‘il’tllAVt-nin- mun... .‘

“ll Suits,
it Over—

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$25, $27 and $233 $7.23! Suit“, I": Fae” W
Coats and Winter ‘. , ‘ g 6;“, ‘ fl

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.7 .
coats......... ob
Tho natioriu‘wnt of ii: it
lililluili! only linem- n:
some iuulnnmu \‘yi‘l'tf :~
tlm itnniu'tnnnt is haw ilmi l. .,
Cill't‘lt for lino itliullli ~.. J\lli_l ilrl
regular prion: n‘oru iniwal. infinity, tit‘cnsiuom; lillil ilmi qzmllty i? ‘
uctol‘izo tho rubrics. Tin- xm.(h-lu nro tliu’mo Hmuri. va Ytll'li illlil
English xiylr‘n on much uppruvlrlimi by up-to~ilio»mluuio nun. I“:my
of tho nmtm'l'iln uro or fun-inn Wt‘:i\0, dud many uro crutlmlm uni.
lliwlwtt~Cnrllnrt A;- (‘u., Elma, l‘tciull.

Li‘filxilimlfitmfi . 1‘ ‘-

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‘ , l1}. l‘ni' Full mid \‘(lulwix 1
fl tin-st uluqutm uppvul “
tippl‘Hl Would ho no lt‘v’zt, .' ..

 
 
 
 

 

 

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An extra large and
efficient corps of sales-
men has been provided

All alterations free

 
 

 
 

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Boys’ and Children’s Clothes
(A! Our: 13th Street and Harlem Stores Only.)

Iii a. W (:liiidrun'n Hnim. Norfolk at l‘ioublo-Hrotutod Kuiulror
Huitii All Funny Mixinron...fll2ou 7 to 18.. .
37.60 d: 38.50 Norfolk dz ILlolllllo-Urched sum: in Funny Mixturtm
8r. Bluo Homo”. leon 7

Boys’ Reefer. and Overcontu.

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to18-.ool‘thliltt»$b§uofiaIaonlqraac i

7-60 at $8.50 llettrllrfi 8r. Ovarcofllflg.mivl'tcacllhuointotd out. ‘.75

 

$1.50 ltunulnn ltiirsmiu...“................................. 1.10

. , \ hut

265 B H; a d w a y
- near Chambon St. .
Opposite City Hull

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Inc.,
' Their stores are

deductions Which hnrnrgc
Vii-’lntcr, l 91 3-14

 

i6 5! ‘7 Roofing & i‘worumttn. . . i . t n H . t. u out"! | o u u M N “‘I I. .Ififll‘v.

10 fl '12,“) «nuufm‘u bk DVBI‘OUMJ. - m on“ u a: w: M M Mi or o I m 7.50

841 Brouquy.
.At 13th Shoot
nearUnlon Square

nirw roux,

illfitnhniltlo

119 W. 42nd St.
I: e a r Broadway.
Open _. Endings."

 

Retail, are

The assortment includes most com-
plete lines 'of highest grade men’s
suits, overcoats, raincoats, hats, hab—
erdashery and'children’s clothing, and
large quantities of foreign woolens
now in bond. ~

& Co, Inc., Retail, will retire. 1

till/3

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$39, $35 and $35.50 Fall Suits,
Coats and Winter Vleight Over-

coats :9. kg

included arc tho cltoicoo’. zmrmt-nis tlmt inmi oi‘ lam: PXI‘O’I‘li‘l‘tt‘t“ color-
rig): in :1 oi'lizrnl l\>“-‘.\' York tillniiiviu. solwriwl in soil tl‘m :i’mvt 'l‘l‘i '.
luv rimgrc in l't-plotu with oxulil:-iw Jilil i u.z.‘ iiu'lw‘xy- .. ’l

 

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bust ol‘ immim ('i‘llCL‘I‘lLOllH. (Sumo wore mode to -ll upwzmh ui'
: 7‘ r I I
., .3.) lilo li:ti‘lti~it-i."irhnrt Mill‘i‘rt huxo niwum lm-u tun: .. for
lll"!l‘ 9’l1i>\‘.‘lll1; ul' 1:1ll'lllt‘llffi nl 53m in 5 iii. lit l'i‘, now, n1 rm :3 mu

 

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iii-itinninn'. in tho entire anooi‘tumnt ut l‘li't‘s Lll.tl you mluuld i'.\i'(.‘l ut
f, w c u, . .
£937.50, $40 and $4") Fall Emits,
N 1- r o
Loats andVVv Inter lifoiglit Over-
lH-rn urn zznrmvnln llllll ilJ‘L‘ t‘xzti-i (‘hlllllt‘l‘l‘lfll'ltt of tho lint rat limuii‘vm'l‘.
01' illi‘ must t-xpol'i (‘litéiiim lulloi'u. l":il ui' hi'j wi rim-lily,
oi \vliiirll tll:‘ll" on in cuprilvlo. I‘li‘uill l . lol, loo, l‘i‘lll‘i‘lH iliu v'irvi‘uliy
.‘~‘ ‘oiivtl lllllJiLli‘H lllli‘u \Vlll"ll on- No of iirt'vlw'nii‘bl ““15' by
about ll‘tone lfieaiod.
Chozuest Lots Up to $45 in Q27 @9
‘1 . ‘ . ‘
VJexgntOvercoats.............. ill» ’
Little cnn ho Hithl about (ht-no garments cxonpt that. they represent
'l‘lio originnl pritrcn ropruuout tlw rztrt-nt kind of vuluon. hutch “tuition!
in idmitlcnl in rubric, style and workmanship with tho ltlnliout priced
R d ' ’ ' D
e notions 1n ress Clothes
The (irons clothon of Irincltott-Cnrhnrt ure a standard of oorroutnosn and
Full Dream Coat-
$27.00 6‘: $23.00 vulnn Drona Contra. . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . $17.50
Mono 6': 3-10.00 vulno Moan Cums. . . . . .. .. . .. .... . ... .. r- .. .. 25.00
Tuxedo Chats
$30.00. $135.00 6': 337.130 \‘nluo 'l‘iixudo Como. . . . . . . . . . . 22.50
$40.00 (9‘; $45.00 vulno 'l‘uxodu (“tiiittn..... ...... 25.00
Full Drool; Vanni Sr 'l‘nxmlo Vania, values up to $5.50....H... $3.00
Full Draw: in Tuxmlo Vents. value»: up to 09.00.... .. mu...” . “to
£5.00. $0.00 at 3? 00 i’itrlpod 'l'rouuorn. . "mm "m. u t. . . i . . .3175
$8.00. $9.00 61 “0.00 fitrlvud 'l‘rmmorn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a . . . . . . 0.71?!
Cornwall: Amortmont. Uorrout Slliulmi, Illnkliull nod Umuuntci Il‘tthrlmi
Bout Workmnnnhip.

tin» «ml of tho St’rlléli‘ll.
coats. .. 2%
titilurod by jmu‘uvymon tnlioi'n '\ u‘l. . v in u .u in pix (tum ilio bi ::t
(i'-+if;'iwt'.s of tho lilgllosi lulvnt. Many of tho ul'lmi'hi pi'it'cn :tzo W :y
Fol! fluits, Coats and W'inter
ilw mmi nltlllml ol‘i'ortn of tho {ANN-l orufiumon in all tttilort’lom. El on
clotlwu to be found In Now York torlny.
omnrtiir-imw41ml of {toast quality.
$30.00. 5:18.00 & $37.60 \‘(tllln Drona Coma. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22.5!)
3:37.00 (in $30.00 vnlnn Tuxm‘io Could. . . . . . M... H .., . . . . . . . . . . 411.30
Tuxedo & Evening Dress Vesta (Fancy 8: Wash)
Trousers.
Englloh Tweed, Gnrbardine & Rubberized Raincoat“.
".50 as £8.60 ltubhorlnod nnd acoloh Mixture aninnl’roof

COG“ onnn“aIo-IvntltlIIvaItIIl-i‘lllIDIUUOOHOIDUID|QOC “.50
810.00 ilk 812.60 Itubbcrizdd flirdiu........... .,...n.....u....u 7.50
313.00, 516.00 uh: $17.00 Ittihhorldod Conm-cnn-Ivo"urnvAIbll this!)

I”. .30 8: $22.50 Englinh ltubborincd 001th: 3x. Gabardlnea. .u . 12.0"

Inm,
Retail. ,

154 E. 125th 5:.
near Third . Ava.

 

 

 

 

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