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The Merchandise is Superb—~The Values are Wonderfhi Tomorrow every section on our Second Floor writ he a big feature of this Great Columbus
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9'. Day Sale. In every one of them will be offerings that :you cann it well afford to pass.
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. 1.: Specrals in Bedwear Houselumlshmgs
ii I loo Large Size led Coriifortzlblcs in floral and Oriental “1 8“ 0a 8,:1 iner , . _ ,1 ‘, .
i-i: coloriiigs. Regularly $1.25. Each . .. .1. 89¢ . 1 . ‘ \ 1., 1 tSTymlaf?“_gls’T30 AT’C'JHH“: ;
£1: ll 1 l 532‘ , 1 1 a am 013 (enigma. Regular .
, é: iSOIVWOl Nap Blankets, f“ “29' mg“ ar y 25 $1369 ' - None of our 'fldors will present greater attractions than these handsome Suits, Coats. Dress- $"25 5 --------------- 84¢
"3.3 m 1 """"" t' """ ’ """" " """"" '_ f “' es, Waist: and Millmee , offered in wondrous variety and inimitably iced. .
3" 50c lied Sheets, 2 yards wide, 2 1 2 yards long. tomorrow. 1 ’ ' W W , . ' Scrim Curtains-«Fancy edge.
‘f-‘C each ' TAI L .,RED S U ITS valuc$i.oo. Pair ...... 79g“
1 3.: . 1 . \‘ smart styles in newest materials and colors at $12 50.3$19 50 $25 60 and $27.5 . Couch Covers-M ithout frills? Y
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iii ‘ . .. Astrakhan. Persian. Chinchilla and Fancy Mixture Coats, over two .agdad l’at‘em‘ \ 31‘” $1100 1
st SpBClalS Ill Gloves, Bags, Laces 1 1 C O A T S hundred new models on sale to nfirrow at wanderfully low rices -------------------- 72¢ .
L1 25 Long Astrakhan Coatsy satin lined. shawl collar of Salts. best plush handsomely fin shed; ~ ‘
_ “\Vomcn s 2 Clasp Cashmere Glows fleeccd lined: regular Epistle worth $15 50_ at .................................................. U .. _____ $9 98’ Table Oil Glow—”Fancy col— .
"5391'. lair ................. . ............. . ............. L. c 1 1 .1 -------- 1 .. .' . 1 -. ,
1- 1 01's. 4:, inches wrile. Recrular ‘
.j1'11all Glows—lire best $1. 25 G love, black white and all colors ERGE D E S $ '. . , . _ 1 a ‘ ~, a 1.
pSaturdn), pair ............... . ........ . .............. $1 00 s R S ES 5'. 00 1 Regular price $7.50. 1 *0" hard 14¢
$1,518 Inch All Over Shadow Laces~‘\ll new inttcrus in cream and ' ‘1 1 -- , 1- .. .
'_ ._.wliitc. \ alirc $1 25 Yard ............ “I. ............ $1 00 V3001 Crepe Dresses exclusive models in taupe. midnight blue gray and ML 8 “7“ 1111.th plated topper
plum. Regularly $15 50 1 ................................ 2 0 '_ Teakettles. Regularly $1.25.
iilLadies‘ Wrist Bags lir seal or walrus fitcd with purse sRegir' _ ’ """" 1 """"""""" $1 5 Each ............. 89¢
‘larh $1. 50 ....... 1. . . . .................. 1 ............... 1,00 ' ' .
W A I S T S HOUSE DRESSES 111111.11 111.1... 111.1111 mass
" —-2 ...... .1 . . . . BahT s on R ,_
fiKOIynos Tooth Pas“ SC we ‘ _ 15¢ Lingerie Waists. Value; to $2. Percale and Gingham. Regular value $1.50 .............. t up up n u. Q value
:51». Lyons' Tooth Powder—«251' sxze ............... 15o ...................... 93¢ ....... ......... . .............................. 95¢
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Silks and Dress. Goods
A most beautiful assortment priced lower than you can ever
hope to duplicate.
40 Inch Crepe Dc Cliinu-All colors. all pure silk. $2.00
quality. Yard ....... ........................ 1.68
Satin hlcssalinc—Black; regular $1.00 quality. full vai'd
wide. Yill'tl. .......... . ..... .. . .. . ..... '79é
(Mfume Cordirror-«All colors;- full 2“ inches wide; $1.25
'- quality. \ard .................................... 85¢
lb. 001) yards of WOol Dress (mods—nit new Shipment, short
lennths for separate skirts and dresse, all at one- quarter he
‘1. low regular tallies. r
I 54 inch German Broadcloth—#0111 regular $2 50 qualit};
sold only in skirt and dress le1 tgtlis Y'aid ...... $1 50
.\ broken line of more Dress Goods-\ allies up to 81.1111
irulndiug all kinds Tomorumr . ";11d ............... 49¢
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Ladies’ Combinations
Drawer and Oliver and Skirt and Cover, pmhroldered Reg.
til:'rrI\';'51. .............. . ......................... 46¢
Thousands of Yards of ,
Colored Dress Goods
\t sensational prices. at".
Bates' Ginghamswliaudsomc plaids 111 first 11)l1rr.~'.;rb~1liirte
l_\ the best 12 l '21 friiig'liaiii 1111 the market _\;11'1l 9c
Ratine—Tln most popular cloth on tin rnzirltrt. :rll l'r‘llln s.
\ :ll'tl ................. . .......................... 25¢
10.9111) yardsof (tinting llauiicl in checks. plaids and
sl‘rrpe' 12 r~2c quality. ‘ Yard .................... Sled
Madras-~32 inches “hit, in colored stripes and ti rites and
w'mtn irnrttri/erb d1. simli. Regular 351‘ (111111 lity.....\~3iford 15¢
’12an Cloths— Foil wool finish fabric for
'lll"t\\t"~‘ still shirts and thildren's
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pajamas. lions.
dresses. Rig: 1.1 l.rr- 151 111ml
:1 };1rd .1 ..................... 1. .................. 95’?
Duckling Fleece—A iliiniieletic for ltiiiionm dressing:
:1111111>.\‘1r'\ 11l“ttt_\'1)£lllt‘i‘ll> iii li11'lii:11nl
lx‘igiil :11 151' 1111 llll\ .\
(illfl
ii. If lx‘ t‘rlllli‘.~
\i‘lll ............... . ...... 110
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Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns
Inn neck regular $1 25 and $1.50 \liliit~'. Mturd :1\ 79¢
1 Underwear :and
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NOTIONS
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HOSler)' 1 lot of Jewelry consisting of Hat l‘ius. Brooches. Coin
_ Purses and Veil Pins. each .. ....................... 9¢
Men‘s Gray Wool Shirts and 11111511}; Hooks and Eyes, black and white
Drawers—Ml sizes. $1.25 nunl- ......... ‘*.. 3 cards for 19¢
'i' ................. 1. . ‘“ . .' .
l _\ SLOO llair Nets \vitlr elastic draw string ........ 5 tor 95’:
Bow? Outing Flannel Palam- 2 1.2- 311.13, inch 1x151 Lace and Cine-111 Ruifliug. 3-11. 17¢
as-6 to 16 years ..... 59¢ ' J5 1: g
' f i',"' ‘_ . 5 '. .' _ ‘7 r“ we?» . 1. e
Men‘s Wool SweaterS——A'll
sires. lllEllAi‘llllill’. gray and
garnet ........ 1 ...... $1.98
Men‘s Black Silk Hose . 25c
Boy's Sweaters.» 2.; 1.13.2. R111:-
tlizrr 5m.- .............. 25¢
Infants' Shirts and Pants—-
Regularly 251' ......... 190
In every other department of this
Great Store you will find
HUNDREDS OF CHANCES
TO SAVE
MONEY
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THE SOUTH NORWALK’nn electric current that traveled orcr
EVENING SENTINEL ilund and under sen to the Purinnin
calm] to ”"10“ n ”Mimic 0i dynamite
E?X:JEI§ISSESE£Y and destroy Gninbon and. 111.13 dike
“1-...-- “M memm..." is flit lust hreut physirul obstruction
to the opening of ir'utcr communica-
" lion between the two oceans, nltlrouuhi
the wreckage of the illhc
north slides, one at (filenrnrliu and up.
other ill, (told i'illl must he cut thronsh
before the ennui can actually be 0111'“-
ed.
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORB.
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and two
FRIDAY OCT 10.1913
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 8:51 a. m.; 9:07 p. m. .
Sunrises 6100‘ sets 5.19. “hen the electric current
by President Wilson
hind siren to fluiicniuii rind possesl
beneath the Gulf of Mexico by (fillllf lo
the Isthmus. tho ennui engineers ere'
port the spark to explode tho rlrousuud
elriirglill of' dynamite which have been
buried iii file 300 foot of (like which
nl present stands between llntirin John!
and the ‘frimotnr (”ulnhrir out A fine!1
of Modern; will nttnrlr the slides uni
soon till they have cleared the wreeh 1
our of the dllrr- null nitbounli toluiinl i
“outputs in hln rolrvnmm to the canal
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE—
PHONE CALLS.
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2-3mBusiness Department.
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socinrrr homes
”Mu-a-
Meolu lli Muennle llulhllntl. South
Main street, int. and 3d 'l‘ucudny of
each monthwluly 11nd August or:
copiedwnt 8 p'piouli. All Muster tornuilnulon1mmy "man no WWW
Manchu cordially invited. l). llurr hair it. in b
elfet'ed t l 1 t
such, w. M. {whorl .11. Wilcox, ' 11111 " "mm”
for the lighter bouts hand by tho ennnl
«fingers to 111an from ocean to ocean
in u for. weeks
den.
latter! Ghlpfll‘, No. 38. it. A. M.
floats in 111111011111 Building, Booth
Mufti » street, second Tuesdays of
not: monthmluly and August 8111
«optedwut 8 o'oloch. All Royal Aron
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, H. 1’. Robert W. Wilcox,
Bee.
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STATE COMMENT.
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Bpellecy’l Oppueltlon.
Bxdionnlor Spoilnoy' ii opposition to
(lot Baldwin on not aggressive
enough in Just another exhibition of
WATER lN THE FANAMA GANAL.
‘lnotor lows, 11nd it was a busy rind iiot‘
hmnunting to 811.711 were imposed on
lop tltndrri_inrl11_r'.~-~«Stunit‘ord Advocate.
presses his restate that he did not
take the Nordic it ndilce of his will:
and state finishing his congressional
term retire to while the It is rerv
evident from \1 but bus happened of
lute that the uni. rum" S regret is hell
founded, but like :1 mod many others
it is too lute to be of any \'iilrie.-».\'ew
London Day.
11111 1111117?
11111 surzu
Says Defendant Stands Guilty ol
the Offenses Charged in the
impeachment
ALBANY, N. \‘.. Oct. lll.-1l1‘nr the
lust time before the high court of 11111
After Speeders.
The 101,111] authorities. hot tip 11 soi‘t
of “killing" 111 South Wl'idsor in the
lllllllt'f' of the \'lnluloi's of llll' State
unprofitable (itl\"11 work for State po “Quclnngnt .u'llf “plenum” “1119111511
l‘”“‘"“""1 1‘ Willi "“ “l ”1“ 1‘0““? and n Governor Sulzer shrill remain the
lgrnud liiror. Fines of $511111! coats 01,101 ”1.0“”... 51' 11... spam or he
,ntrlpped of his l’olu‘s of affine. or even
furore. rittorneyn for and lltltlllllll lilin
prnpiirod todny to irrldrous hie judges.
Jutllzo Altoudl. Parker. who upnlto
,1'euter pirrt of ynstnrdny utter»
Went. T“ 3“ 0°0d- ‘ noon. true to sprint first. He Slllll be
From President l1zlllutt down the would be able to finish hill Humming
New ilurnn is showing in most corn-111p wit in half an hour. Judge D1 ('llllY
trieudable eagerness to be good. lt3 llnrrh true to follow for the defense
in noxious in buy better equipmentfund night 1‘. Drunken was to mnkn
improve its diuelpllpn. divert itself of the final plea. for the board. of unitin-
its outside intuit-ids rind otherwise be 11ers.
b11111 limit 1111 11 good ruilrrnrd should ' filters was some duration before
\ird cierylmdy will rejoice rind be court opened 1111 to whether 11 nonalnn
hind to help it along the sunlight turd would he held tumor r1111. Hritu' 'duy.
narrow path. excepting. or course. This usually is it builds). but WNW"!
those c1 nicni folk who persist. in 111.1301 the judges of the (‘ourt of Ailllf‘llli
trig reminded of the conditionn uro— were. sold to he noxious to conclude
willing on this hietrrrli occasion When the case this week. tr possible. A role
the dotil inclines toward urrnctity.—- on the proposition of holding it session
Hartford Times. tomorrow was expected today. if the
W Hillier case should be disposed of this
l'roilt l” Cattle. mock the Court of Aplmtllfl Will “9
it seems prooulile that no alinllrnlnn able to take up its retulaf calendar
more cattle your by year. and if they next week.
can readily be sent to market and never since the impeachment trial
is long list of riflezrtleru. and it still
longer list are. nude.“ bonds to’unswor
W”
I.»—
moily of his shifty defenses and of his
1 futile efforts to dodge by technicalities
the trlnl of the issues before his lllllll
court. ’l‘hnt some public opinion
takes cognlznzri'e of the fact that the
defendant here is suffering from such
a severe attack of moral nnursightvd
noes that even when directed by u
myriad of neurotril lingers he cannot
dlwr-i'li the dishonest, , Crlrriiuul midi
dishoilomlllc nature. of the nets prov?
en.
"I-Zi'rn justice llllll-‘l see through its
ser'cre eyes something or the piitliutic
in this defendnnt'n frantic efforts to
cover the nakedness of his wrongdtr
itiu. Ilnflnuce. defense, justification.
pi'r-vurit'uliori. deirirucfution of his ne-
(‘llltel‘li 1- attempts to suppress. falsify
testimony and efforts to east the
lrininn alnt’wlltll'c'rl‘tu‘ll in turn llill
been stripped from his drinking lleali'
until he stands now naked before this
court, without 11 rest of his attempted
\'lndientlon clinging to his deformed
and mutilated manhood. l
"luxury disguise has been torn from
his book. from the pcttlcout in which
be trusted for entail to the atom: rte-i.
l
ftnuon in width he threatened to at ”.1...”th (1 “my. 0, the national was “we“ b3 Jam“ 1mm“.
lil‘tllt't'lllm contemplated by the Constr-
ttition in the creation of this 'high
court. 1
."The cause for impeachment may be
condensed in three, words: l.‘nfltness
for office; the object of impeachment
in four: Security for the State.“
TROLLEY MEN Discuss DlFFER-
ENCES.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 10.111Ilisutt1'ee-
merits which exist between the Curr
lint-rli-ui t‘ornpnny and the New Haven
‘llrirllnyincn's l'riinrr, over discharge
of car hnrtl employee, intro so far not
been disposed of. Conferences already
held lime brought about a deadlock.
the unliui 1n: illusion that the car burn
men are members of the union, and
.tholr itrloinnres unity rightly be lOolt-
l’ieel‘rosldonl
insists
the
I‘ll lifter by the union,
l.lll‘lil.~‘ Sierra of the company
that he will discuss troubles of
car burn 1111.111 with it committee of
these men. and done not recognize the
right of tho union of motormon rind
conductor-1 to dead with troubles of
miller classes of employee
lrnnd orannlznr ltenrdon and lice
THREE INJURED lN AUTO ACCI.
DENT.
Charles DeGray of Poquonoek Re-
ceivea Fractured Arm and is in
Serious Condition,
BOLTON, ()ct_ lll.~-Conllng down a
steep incline on the Andorei‘ mud near
lloltlln Notch about 3 o'clocl. yt‘Stcrday
afternoon, on automobile in which,
were (‘hurles ilefiruy. ad'armcr, 0t
i’nqiionobit, his brother. James Definer
or’ East Hartford and a friend from
Vernon, bocnnic iiumuiiuueulilo and
ran into a telegraph pole. throwing
out and injuring the occupants. Dr.
C'. Y, Moore of Manchester was sum.
mound. and found that Charles Dow
(‘lrriy was the must. seriously hurt.
having received a compound fracture
of the left arm and several nliriinlnnu
on the face. lie was token in Dr.
Moore's automobile to Hi, lrl'lllli‘lli'd
iioupifui in Hartford, where his con
dition was reported no serious The
other men were able to lent-1- for their
homes,
The men. it is sold. were going on n.
hunting trip in the automobile which.
unit
their. and expose 11 political lentil-rslriuWM. of ”upmnmi. have come here to were riding on :1 mm" of mm. with
to stitch no how found him suing for km”, infer W11 1,; 5“. 5111111110“ The which ”m, M.” erldeutlv nnmmnur’
ii hinrclful obliteration of his min-1
deeds and offering the bribe of null-
mission.
“‘40 not or his shorts more pnrlncll
present trouble began last May
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KILLED BY NEW HAVEN TRAIN
NEW HAVEN. Oct. Jlleurmei
;l
lllt} (‘tllllvltilp llnfimlflflfl (ll hill Clll'tl‘ail (l Dam” ngltd thirty, Wall Htrtlfili and l'éill'llml tllt‘ TOM m- the hill and lllllfld
.Tho road is bordered on both tildes by
birth boulders, and turn a sharp |n~
cline The men allouedthu (or to
coast. down. but Mien they had
tor. u‘nlitlinit him tiltorly for any 11111»leM ill 11 train up the Northampton themselves far-lug an abrupt turn in
lie or prlrate trust. than does his of
branch of the New Huron road this
the road. leading over a brblnu they
fort to coerce the members of “ll“;mornlng. nhile on his our to work in were unable to regain control of tho
nonrt through channels which his company with Antonio medulla 1““, ”CHM.
warped intellect mlslnhlngly intrusion
him held the poster of coercion.
latter was badly hurt They were
walking the trar.lte.l)'l)11dlo had one
”The lento struck n telegraph pole at
the approach to the bridge Clinrlon
Regardless of the origin of these'flm an off. was 0111911111139 injured. pom-5y was thrown headlong in the
An event in the history ’ or the
world‘s great waterway at. Pennant
dhut is. worthy of more than passing
nodes. occurred this nttornoon. The
the! blunt in the Cnlehra cut will open
that section to the “water, and the be-
‘nutirg of the and or the great under.
“kit; can he been. missing it its?
[the White Knesset 2 o'clock, m1
"Inn tints, “oxidant “Wilson released
that idea. which to no strong in the economically transformed into heat.
Democratic party and sometimes dnm New England wll have another some
luster it, that timer; is a plum and or wealth General farming rather
that party victories are to be 311111.191; ‘tlran stock raising alone seems dentin
for so that the plums may be secui-otl ed to provide the meat or the future.
and unload. We have narortunsraiylever in the West Our ferment may
a 91mm body or 5an 0pm right well pity attention to the possibilities
pare in Waterbury it will probably or profit in raising rattle for the lmt
take many years or elvllfelug to can supply. for prices are not likely to de-
rent thins-Mamba” Marlena. shoe in the next tow years warfare
m Dim mandate.
Rm“ That an “to.
governor suitor, of New Your. ex» “Vim lit ‘l’lll sinfully all and on the turtles: domain: mel— the Empire State, are ensured or end or Intern;
of Governor Sulaer has he been sub-
tracted to such a return verbal flaring
on Judge Alton B. Parker administer-
ed in his argument for the board of
managers today.
"Before this but? the defendant
etunds guilty of the offences charged
by the impeachment and proven by
uneontroverted evidence," he said.
"before the bar of the em of public
opinion this detention! stands 0on1
damned on the evidence hero present»
cherries. mandate of any personal ”grind died Within a few moments ttiter around ”a m 11 who was semicon-
fliction of discomfort. this court must. *belng lift. «lone One of the Ill!“ was able to
W0 feel certain. ““5 0“ A“ ll" ”l‘ W" incurs aid and the party was taken to
deuce, that this defendant has been WHITEHOUBMUINTARD.,.. .lhe 1,me '0, Marvin Howard near an.
guilty of misconduct to (row as W Gilbert Arnold Whitehouse and Miss tori Notch where they received merit-1 1
necessitate tun removal for the honor. ‘ Flute routine Quinmd, or South Nora eel aid.
peace. M0999?!“ “"1 50°“ 39"” stalk. stole a march on their my Tn; car after- etrlklug the pole Mont:
merit of this community friends and were married last week. down a steep embankment and was
"And to this court We shall commit Hr. Whitehall” to “whitey" of the practically demolished
the decision of the are against Wm mm“. ‘3me 511.1,. mm mm;
suitor, securely confident than ””1. “1. WWW “a my. 11‘. but
A roman-a Row to But? A‘
the honor. solely end where of this. wishes o‘l heats of insulin for s but» sentinel mt elem it to e M
loom was.
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