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iOCiETY NOTICES;
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flpeciui Communloutlob oi Oldv
,o Ladye.No.108 F. and A. M.
9 «be held at Its memo on Conan ‘ ,
sin utmt, on Monday, February
at 2 o'clookvp. m. and .7 mistook -« . ~ ~
. ‘ Work. F. 6. Degree. Refresh.
onto it 9 o'clock p.- In. All Muster
noon cordially invited to attend.
matter.
.‘speclul Convocation of Butler
Mi“. R. A. M., will bb held It ltl‘
‘ (Fob. 24th, 1914 It 8 o'clock
on. (Work. Mark neg'ru. All a. A.
am. cordiully Ind internally in-
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ROBERT M VWILGOX our.
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”Mia AcQUAlNTANOE LUNGHEON.
The first of lte kind in Harwell: was
“the wonderful gathering of ladies, Sat
urdny afternoon, at the Acquaintance
Luncheon. which was held at the lRoy- i9
will James lun. And it is earnestly]
.,9."lloped that Saturdays meeting has
9jppved tlle way for many more of the:
This 15 not a sweeplng out of undesirable furniture not a little t
It involves thousands 0f dollars worth of hlgh-grade furni-
tore—matched Suites, broken suites. odd pleces, which are not to be
or cannot be re- -ordered for cor regular stock's
Furniture for the bedroom
Furniture for the icing-roman
Forum" for the drummers;
Furniture for the library
This helf- priced furniture will be grouped for quick converse meat
of the three Galleries-Fifth. Sixth. Seventh-in front of the Ninth Strectel avatars-S;
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway and Ninth Street; New York,
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Opt-Policy. :toscheecll wound, goodsinltlutuooomi
Hence asm Transitions Reductions
Full Length Coats
Costs in the very unrest mod- .
, els and such desirable cloths as
chinchilla.
two-toned salaries
' v‘bacll materials_ in. the choicest ~
colors, including navy blushed ‘
block.
Choice
. 'O ‘
Handsome Hand Tattered
A onetime let including
Whipoords, Wide Wale styles.
9 llanniell Materials and Two-ton-
0d Fuhrigs. All in littlest. winter
models are combined in this
.,muolco selection... The coats are
lined with two year guaranteed
setln'. Values -up to 328.60.
fillolce ~
$8.98 each
WWW on call mil; ’
mnnnlsh mixtn es.
and plaid
Value up to ”0100.
$6 98 each
Included 13
Furniture for the den
emu for the bondoir 9
Fummn for the hall \ - '
Mm!” amnion“ Ill;- W
“ " selection on each
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some kind. There is all untold value
derived from such on affair that makes .._ .-..__ 9
_ lteelfinuassetmblorwalhmnd notllingflion When the treaties had been
.' could be more advantageous to our ratified, the executioner. the British
«city chenille results "WlllBll‘EfOW out Subject William 8 Benton, by order
of it. The spiritmo: Total-lung): 3:3: of a Mexican rebel court-martial.
fertile soil in w cl 0 eve p.
a meeting like that one, and the social” lroeipltutcd discussion behind closed
I life of our city. of which the ladies are9
the supporting'g'piliors. thereby be-
can“; 5 more (titractlve and endmble
i” coinsurance leads to ' friendship,
‘ .frlendshlp to love, and love is the vir-
minaret-life. “ '
~ « V‘To the committee which arranged
*‘gt‘lle splendid affair. and rightfully ll:
, can be so called, for nearly 250 ladies policy of the government,
were present. there can be nothing m“. The foreign relations committee has
4 the highest 01 Dmlaes given N0 hilt: before it complete arbitration treaties
ter' citizenship can be evidenced than 2:59:22“: wgh (great tilinflnm and
. d core a o ,
has been by the members of thlsicom plans ti) send to the 213“" in the mt
mlttee. and The Sentinel ls res y to future the peace treaties which she
- old. through “3 columns. in BOW!“ us is negotiating with all the powers All
one" Which will bear tile fruit of so ready thirteen of these pacts have
dueintance. friendship and love. {been signed. Whether the senate coul-
‘ W [mitten will report these treaties at
THE HARTFORD FIRE the present Nicaraguan end Colombi-
The news of the lite which Setur- an WNW! will be urged as soon as
day afternoon destroyed the Hartford possible With all ““3 work before
Winistrstlon leaders «will seek to
keep ‘thc lid on" in Congress as far
as Mexico uncommon, but bitter
feeling over the killing (if Benton, it
is feared. will make it impossible to
restrain senators and 9 representatives
of border states from vOiclng their
opposition to the “watchful waiting"
M‘—
lt. thobommittee will urge speedy
Railroad depot was “I'm waved m selection of a successor to the chair—
_ Norwelk by The South Norwslk Eve marlship made vacant by the death of
nine; Sentinel. This intelligence. al- Senatzr 'Bacon. Sinator Blllvely.kact-
a...» W... "W “m “m ii‘.‘..§.?l§“2’i."2i§ i:.‘i..§ff.2‘éf’.’.f‘.“.‘§f
"me was authentic in 9““ stow-Stone of Missouri, the ranking
.8 “I!“ the structure was member. who has been ill, is expect
doomed. The Sentinel bulletin boards ed to return to his duties this week
. mediately received the late news. The: Misstzurlhsenstor, his Isuspenders-
oer, won a t e clairnlsns ip, all n
lcr, from this source was spread Democratic conference may be called
9"" “,1" city ”“3 Saturday afternoon to adjust the necessary changes "in
setre and shoppinx crowds 19"“ng committee organization.
f the are from The Bentlnel's scrl'lce‘ . Repeal of that ran tfills provision
’ of the Panama cecal not also con-
fronts Congress or N that the treaties
"WRNATIONAL WORK FOR CON are out of the way and President Wli-
- GREBB' 'son is expected to send word to party
International an we“ a“ “0mm“ leaders this week as to the course
problems of importance are still con to be taken to bring this issue di-
muting Congress, notwithstanding. vastly betel: Congress tlzfimocmtia
, - ' w o are re». y to suppor e pres-
the ratification by t-lle :enatihozitlkzl: dent and repeal the tolls clause are
and al-llltration tree as w Eh greatly encouraged over the notifica-
‘3‘ mm“ 09"” “ ‘3 “m” ° tion or the treaty with amt Britain,
We "31“th committee 0‘ “19 but those who oppose it, still insist
“$950111“! treaty Mill meal" that ratification of‘the‘ Brltlsll treaty
before it now nndthe Colom- will have no effect upon the situation.
ion ireaty‘ is expected to be submit-
they, aims by the secretary 01‘
fight in the senate against the repeal.
declares tonight that the treaties had
no relation to the tolls issue. He in-
tends to fight exploit the repeal un
til the lust. and Month to oppose
Ill addition to these affairs the for-
‘ relations commlttee is charged
" be important duty of upholding
president in the policy toward
, and whether it will be able
music any lancer some of the
torn who was a more aggres- submitted for debate and fills}
‘ llcy on the part of this govern-l '5
is. to the extent of losing
its the issue in party callous. Some
of Nebraska. plans
Senator O'Connell. who or ii lead the
any effort that may be made to see-
senators arid representatives believe
that a caucus luboth branches-it‘d
Mnlne from the New Haven system
until the proposed agreement has
been submitted to the senete'ior its
information.
In both branches of Congress, com-
mittees will continue their work in
shaping the anti-trust legislation ud-,
located by the president. The waste,
committee on interstate commerce ex- -
meets to perfect alts draft of tile lnten 9
stilts trade commission bill during the
week. " ’. . ,
It will be several weeks before the
trust program is reurly for general
debate. Meanwhile appropriation
bills will occupy both the house and
senate
.Colonel Goethule. intimates that he
may go into hiding during the formal
celebration accompanying the opening
of the Panama canal. The colonel
dislikes celebrations, differing therein
from his Branch predecessors. when. I
the French work-cu the cecal was
started .Bnrsll Bernhardt nude .0.
Journey from Paris to give u. sale
performance of "Camille? in a sort
of barn-theatre at Panama city, and
when our government took over the
French property. it found in one
storehouselomo of those old toro-
sens torches. such as. we used to
carry in presidentialcnmpuisn, pro-
sessions.-
by the French ut the start for use
in the parade which nus to celebrate
the canel's completion
"RIGHT 1'0 THE POINT
All "nplllter” is one who is shutoff
‘at the sight of‘tho tango. and then
goes and innuendo n ooxmblem pill!
mLife. ' .
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The true sex. antagonism is that be-
tween a woman and the or women.
wulna. " ‘ '
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The purist Toledo Blade says it: will
soon be time for-the bone to sit. Not.
in Texas. Our hens set. We have seen
them do it.~—llousion Post. Jeremiah
xvli. 11: "The partridge nlttctll on
eggs. ”—‘-—Toledo Blade.
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Judge Johnson has worn to
lame.--Ato‘lllson Globe.
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on those nights at the various palaces
They had "been purchased ’
$9.4
many things blanket am is always .
ll A good; deal of discussion is going
Women? ‘8. Misscs’
_ materials. navy and block ser-
31 and $125
Lingerie Waisis
Including some of themest
desirable styles of the season.
of embroidered voile. high and
low neck, with not frills, finely
platted. buttons and ribbon
trimmed, each
79c
$5 Skins ‘9
139404110 models in choicest
sea. plaids. shepherd checks
and mixtures. Since I: to I0
belts and 35 to 421mm M
$3 98
and has ms... in... woollen-y (to: mum of zo.ooo,,ooo of which numbed
pertinent with a vengeance. The lot one-ballad“ be Jews. Then 'l‘alnlnuny
terheads of the chairman have gone Hall will have it loses no doubt.— "
down in mm!“ $336 a thousand Ber-habits Eagle.
to 11.76 u thousand .—-Sprlnzfleld Ite- "
publican.
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‘ “V , some people to one: othor today alto - -
Jacob scold ears that m yam mtmwolmonmuodloruuuri‘
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Prepared Especially For 77:5: Newspaper
fabric. ut this canon. Home»,
cloth. chin). chemo!» and linen use
ull ”mortals. For ojirl of I nun".
required. ll you! extra will be needed
if the goods to only :7 lrlcbau wide.
The dress tenet difficult; C043!” out,
The shirt. collar and front ore placed
on u lengthwise fold of tile motor-lot
The sleeve. cuff and book no arranged
on u‘ lengthwise thread. This in nanos-
unry because it preserves tile-line .of
the frock after it to finished. -
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Now, close underarm poem of tho
. .wullt uu notched: then close shoulder
mm. Turn. bum in rlullt back It
notched Gather lower edge of front‘
.und buck between doubiojwl‘d‘" parlor-
utionu ‘ new standing collar to neck
edge. centers oven; or.'if desired. with
open nocll (use cutting directions); new
9 round seller to neck edge u notched. .
‘Adluut stay under “than at town.
edge. coupon even. small “o“ orfpol'u-
tlon at undermrm scum. '
Close the new sleeve on notcilud.
elm curl seam clue as notation; that
new in urinholo.
Clone hock uoom of ullirt from lam
9'0", perfolution to lower edge: suns.
cones "chore for opening. Turn item at
lower can on double 'i ' patiently.
Ell
«anemia; good can lit talk, it sedans.
as to 9 etymological derivation. _ lfcxlue.
in the “use today senator Norris 99'9'
castles and stately pleallnro dome: of
Pleat. mouth: on clot perforations.
bring folded edges to com-poodles
honor-mull foil rectangles-Jodie“
our center-boot: to Mont
”cementum-tows»
‘ n=9 baton“: trimmed
lid
,‘l‘uu- ennui will pom to re
naive letters for puma. from its
brief and Mlle-point coillmnnicotion.
weight and conviction than u lamb!
one in which the nominal iI-not
concentrated. wo‘ do most emphatic-
I'li Me of "duck motor-ill iflll be “no, mm m:
While the questions of gurbuge col-
lection fertile new city is under con-
plan to look. into tho-disposal of it in
u we, to get somerevenllo to help
carry on the work? The cities of
cough out or their garbage calico-
tion to puy the entire'cost of-tlle 9_9
._ work. The receipts can all arenas
and costs the so nothing. Washing-
ton tum into the city treasury a
profit or “0.000 unnunlly item the
dispouui of its urban.
New York city last year had a not
profit of $800,000 m it-
that u few years two risotto the
dump-9. _
crimson or commence ozone. '
‘ Editor of South Norwullt sentinel:
My next door neighbor called luv
attention to the article in the Bride!
Evening
chamber of Columns secretary." .
”Willis!" lll’iilll this position. all: have lit»
he oulwers had the idea that m “WNW-tow"
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M'vtllhk "allot-we couldulluve found
all uble and clover follov‘ citizen for
“I 82.000 annual" solaryhrho ‘wollld have
given the Chamber of Commerce‘ good
ram? downright on the ground
ammo known the field and the peo-
" ‘Mwonofisoesu‘e: td’mpend u year
getting acquainted and seems to me
iconld does good-work as a stranger
". even-though he is paid n "83.0th salary.
'Wonld" not the the people in general
who have chipped in‘llle funds feel
more kindly to have one .of their fel-
. low townemen disburse the cosh? Sun
' pose "the stranger unknowingly
should set-under the harmful influ-
enee‘of an adviser who has only sol-
tlsll ends to serve, and is always seek
in; to spike the other fellow's guns
unless they are aimed his way and
his target is the one to malls the bulls-
-oye‘f My neighbor says that he could
name omen right in this district that
mid make u top-notcher.
tiers. under the more bouillon. A
| general proposition. m [ION
F! “(£97104 Ran-"9 nily'uuuest brevity: Loos-winded» BABY mu.
. . tlcleI, we have “may”. ”. Che I!“ W Wt” i.
‘ LITTLE 9mm "DRESS to be pond. and are no»: tines ovoid- F3..- _ c
m ”mm” “m "mm" ‘M “‘ “WNW . A m Bonus some.
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