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LIAN!) A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS
:3 FRIDAY, FEB. 11, 1916
aim
ullllATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
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.0“ W." Lodge, No. 108. F. Inc! A. M.
3: Hoots in Masonic. Building, South
> m jtreiot. list and 3rd Tuesday of
._ “all mouth—July and August ex-
ocptadwat 8 o'clock. All luster
msons cordially imited. Arthur
‘1‘. Paris, “.111. Robert M. Wilcox,
8011.
~-_....—
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 33 R A. M., will be
held on Tug-day evening. February
.,8th1916.at 8 o'clock.
7 Work-1M. E. M. degree.
Refreshment. u 1mm.
All If. A. Mann; cordially and
fraternully invited to meet with us.
CHAS. A. TUOK, H. P.
Atteet: F. 5. Lyon, Scc'y.
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.BLOW T0 WILSON'S ADMINISTRA
~ TION
:.. Elie. greatest blow 1hr \\'il<on
glut nistmllon has had so f.11 is the re
viunatlott of Lindley 11 (-lllrln‘Oll, Sec
rotary of War. 13r1an could be waxed
iibhl a1rlscn‘s place 11ill in mm to
(111.1118 statesman liip 1111.. btcn one
INtturos of tilt \\ 11
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Manager’s Recidence— ‘
WOMEN'S
NIGHT GOWNS
$1 to 81.60 each.
Saturday
CHILDREN'S
“I NIGHT GOWNS
l
. Regular 59¢ each.
i Sal iii-day
PRINCESS SLIPS
0f heavy ilannelette. Regular
and extra size. Regular price
63¢
Made of amniotic. All sizes.
39¢
01‘ .fine muslin, well trimmed
\
AGAIN HERE TO-MORROW
‘1
".‘1 good story, like a good song, will hcar repeating."
CORSET COVERS
hon. Regular 590 each.
Saturday
SEWING COTTON
Regular price 50
Saturday
spool.
HOPE SAFETY PINS
ular price 5c card.
Saturday
TAFFETA AND
MOIRE RIB-BON‘S
\‘u-lety of nylon Armed
with lace, 11th cadmi-
39¢
Black and white. All sizes.
5 for 19¢
All sizes. Nickel plated. Re;-
3 for 511
THE ONCE A YEAR
GRAND WIND-UP SALE
Coats and Suits.
Still Grater Reductions {or Saturday.
59"
must llf‘ sold.
$62.50 and $25.00 SUITS
Saturday ..... $12.98
l 316.50 TAFFETA
SILK DRESSES
Saturday ....... $93”
Former prices have llt't‘
11 forgotten. [ivory garment
$6.00 CORDUROY COATS
$10.00 CLOTH COATS
Saturday . $4.”
Saturday ....
with lace and cmluoidery. 4 inch wide. All colors. Res-
llogulnr price $1.50 each. ' ular price the yard.
Suturdfl)’ 63¢ Saturday 10¢
FRUIT OF THE LOOM
in (‘ahinet \Vltih- his 1i111.< 111119 3 RENAISSANCE 80190 flue quality full Weight. 3” tan and some dainty rune white
101 110911 11ni1ersall) 111001le h" 111191 .800 . 980 ”"0 ”'25 “'50 CENTERHNES i W M” u M. 50943. Valli“ 11D mm not To, To-
grappled “llh a KN‘BI pulflit dul) 'lSi \aluea \ulues Valli“ VIII“ Vuhos VA!” ‘9 “-09 ‘5 I“ 5" ' W flit Ml. mom 4 c
d has made political cx- 69¢ 75¢ 88¢ 98¢ $1.19 W)“ W" All hand polka dots, etc. Regular pflco .
i!“ saw 1" an I - work. Tomorrow, each $2.49 each.
Eyu-(llcncy 1.9110113111111109: :23? 1:111:32! $1.98 Tomorrow $1349
“M““d‘mm‘ ‘w m 1.000 WASH CLOTHS. LOG‘CABIN RUGS - ~~ - _, 12 Qt WATER PArLs
HN‘Cl he I‘M dim-10d from the 111-1911 mi Turkish or knitted, plain HAIR BRUSHES WRITING PAPER WOMEN'S ”3 my Unmet Regular
§idcnt “hose point 01 110111 sctms , white, pink or blue borders. 27‘5" A” "9“. ”“9"“ R”: 31101111 :Mlakl'ai; 622d b”: HANDKERCHIEFS value 39" each
1 « - . 11 l '50 . t ca. on .1: one . '
3km“ \1itl1 the wind (011111111) Mr. 1113;131:1111: p1 ice 11c. (itch. 3111;211:120 1 each 3.1 0‘“ 19¢ Pine quality “333333333 333333338 WM 3 . pom Bantrday 23¢
$111801: can't afford tolme the sonic (-1 orrou 2 for 5C - 591‘ .I‘ A CA? and 24 envelopes. 110811131: ”$1.23” so I ’ 3 \Cflggfigs BASKE
11110 “or .Sccrclmy M an adxisor. MARQUISETTE Clilfi’fimsm w- cue. ”fl“ ’5“ 9.. m 1 Ssturday z {or 5¢ 1m. 1m. Strong 1111;? dur~
and the country needed .\11. Garrison For curtains. white and corn. BLANKETS Saturday 17¢ Saturday 9¢ ublc Hewitt value ”31,53
‘3: the position he ha.— filltil 80 0’11)" gefuxr DH” 25" p" yard. at ilnal clearance prior-q _.-.. i ’ - Saturday
11 u a . ' ‘
my. -‘ 16c 1.1.1.0 values 31.19 p.. ECONOMY Dusers
{3131“ we still hutc- l’rcsidcnt Wilson. MARQUISETTE $7.50 valuus 83.15 Dr. FIT-3.110% “8ng h
.-. _.._....————————- r c one .
CURTAINS $12.50. 1111th $14.98 [11. SAIJISBII) o
h" ' EXPENSIVE RIVERS \\ hits and corn, law edgo 111111 y 37¢
15 According to Congressman Frcnr. insertion. Regular price $1.33 KITCHEN
i 1 “1.1 11.1 per 11m. BAKING KNIVES
33111011115 1511111911 11 flgn 11211 833mm“ A Good Chance to Buy a Best 5,0913 my,“ price me
E "e” ““d 1.1.1101. 9°“ ””“1’ h” ' 84¢ COMFORTABLE 3 each. Saturdol' 5c
overnmenl has 8199111 0“ ”‘9 lllll’TOV‘“ CRETONNES . WAX PAPER
Table Linens
AT OLD PRICES.
We bought large quantities, therefor 111- are prepared to meet
your demands at regular pricu.
3.000 yds. for tomorrow's sell-
ing. Regular price lfllfic. per
yard. Tomorrow THC
PILLOW CASES
45 inch round thread pillow
caving. Regular price 200.
per yard. Tomorrow 121g¢
$4.00 values 81.98
SHEETS
Bil double bed alum;
left at old prices.
600. 75c. 86c. 98c.
Values Vol!“ Values Values
49¢ 59¢ 89¢ 79¢
11ml: SATIN
BED SPREADS
:1 tow
‘ VESTS AND PANTS
Just a year ago, wc wound up the wonderful Winter Sale by giving our patrons the grtamt
WOMEN‘S WOOL
High nook, lens uni short
sleeves, ankle pants. Regular
price 981: eachSaturdayme
WOMEN'S FLEECE
LIN ED VESTS
AND PANTS
1111111 neck, long and short
sleeves, ankle pants “Rog-
ular 550 each. suturing 39¢
CHILDREN'S WOOL
VESTS AND PARTS
High neck, long sleeves and.
ankle mu. huh! price
500 ouch. Stir-do}. 39¢
MEN'S swa-A'ljnits
Extra heavy wool. All colors.
11.115111111- m u and and“.
Saturday 79‘
Bargain
P
PI'
FINAL CLEARANCE
(.lnghams chambrais, voilm, white
FRIDAY, FEB. 11. 1" I,
Bga—LettQCarnival Day
A Double Header Bargain Event
valun
over ofl'crcd. Again tomorrow. we repeat this double value-giving, real mom-saving ale, by ofering even greater crowd anthem". To, accommodate the big at
. 1 tcndancc tomorrow, extra sales pcoplc and extra display tables have been provided. As a special favor, we ask all who can to shop as early in the day as possible
Again we repeat. Quality always first.
FANCY
WHITE VOILES
Shadow, seed and splash. lib-
hon stripes and plain, «linen
vdlu. Regular price 39c. and
51¢. per yd.
Tomorrow 1*
WHITE VOILE
OR KAR
UISE’I‘TE
‘l-‘inc qual y 40 inches wide:
apodllly adapted for vol-ta
and drew, woven ma.
W price 250. pee yarn
Mow» '
unit no ymds. 121.,¢
0'!“
TUBING. 3
NOW! mu. made for sen ‘
Vino. «traumaom.
W M00 250. per yd.
Tommw- . 19¢
Table _.._
For wrapping aandwichea and
lunches. m price 00 a
roll. Saturday 2 for 51?
All the new designs 11ml col-
ors. Regular price 150. per yd.
Saturday
9111 of the Mississippi. Ohio and low-3
$5.00 values 2.98
r Missouri rimrs mole than $2 00,- l 3
$6.50 values ”.911
1 00 000, an av erage of about $66 000 11‘
"' lie. And in the face. of this vast ox
nditul‘o, he finds that less than onc-
11111 of the old rlvcr commerce re
ulna. The actnla lralllc on thc'ac
«rec rivers, he says. for an average
uul, throughout their length, reaches
.: than 1,000,000 ions.
0; iotll tonnage of the Mississippi
and 1115.10an 119 says, Is only
cent of the commerce handled in
3 8. And possibly they are
.. there is much to be said
111. that expenditures
_ (largely by actual vol-
" "1111111111111 vague hopes
. ‘ W
plum u aimed. to menu
m, we g'ot some ludicrous 3
R. but year, for foam
fight allotted to the m
M which after 85 you!
9m
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1913 of 74 ,420,000 tons. '
eminent should take rivers and har-
11018 out of politics and adopt a deflutc
be carried out by a pumanout non.
partisan board of experts.
_...____.—.___
THE HEART OF AN IMMIGRANT. l
A ltniveisity of Chicago professorl
has been making a scientific study oil
the mental and moral worth of the|
1811113 whom We carelessly call "Wow"!
and 111911 forgot He has oxaminedt
thousands of personal letters those 131I
1101-2111,. uncultured immigrants or
change with their peasant friends and
relatives. lHo 'tountL unsuspected
WM 01‘ we imagination and spit-l
itual beauty in these letters from the
hearts of the peasant
A Polish scrubglrl in a hotel wrim
like this; ' -
"Doamt Olejplcaka,_ 1 left um. I
left stator and brother and you to am
out hhflhwofld. and today I am
you-111113 and ailing away like the
’ . t m; in 1913.11 tout
to”. Atthcumotlmi.
slim. W us 1.111119
world with' ‘1' the m
1"” nor,- am mull-thou".
in the 119 11.114. mum
‘.to thou-lube" of ha.cu~,mmw
map. ”yahoo. 1, Veteran. win you...“ thmn—M
, , 3 .
l greet you through the white lilies. l
jniczka."
a 1
And again: 1
my slipping feet. ‘
l do not mind: thopostomce is near.
1 When I write my little. letter
*1 will fill; with 11 there,
1
And then, dearest Olejniczka l
My heart will be light, from giving you
a pleasure. 1
In a
As my, heart, dear Olejniczlra, for you i
This girl is only one of many. Isn't
it likely that we have 1111111111511{taintedl
the 1m and meant of then poi».r
pie? Through out!I luminance midi
groundless prejudice we may Me the,
rich contribution they offer to our civ-i ‘
tllzatlon.
.___.._..¢.___._
In the first three day- followllrtho
Ashland and Calumet, with a trafilc 111' 1.1011111158 And loveliness 1 111111 you] can. but it helps; and if the policy is
enforccdlntelllxeutly and tolcmntly it
The moral. of course, is that the gov- think of you every night (loam-016“» sure to do much good.
The brief filed in the Hill-Donomnl
policy of waterways improvement. to The rain is falling; it falls honeath election contest contains no good reo- 1
son 11h) the present Congressman
i
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l
\ CHIN Dunc woucs \‘ravs
Court Finda Hla Constitutional Richta
Wen Violatod When H13
Paper Wm Taken.
Chin Dung Wong of Willimantic
hun't got to go to China, heme.
Nudge Thomas in the United States
should in tan-eaten from the otllce toi com-tr on Wednesday mum! that his.
which 115 m- elected by such utte-
'meudoua majority. illu- Hill was with?)
in the law in everything that was.
done in his behalf. The only regret-
(-Woagia) constitutional rights had
been violated when his private papers
were token away from. him it; limpi-
'yotlon.lnspoctor John A. McCabe and
ithe Judge alao renamed: tho ombr 01
We ““5 “0'“ a“ unu- ‘5 "l“ he1 United States Commissioner Richard
.111 no grove do the bitds sing so sweet- shook! ho Md by, such 8. desolc- F Carroll paladin few months ago di-
givlng- his contltuents and the count!
at. large senlces which few men in thei
United States are capable of render-
1-... 14:1.
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ROAD, BULLETIN.
The bridge at 811.111.1135 Kingdom on
the lump)” from Hartford to Win-
Mhholngtorndoynandthecom
etmction or a new Midge will helm
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companythuitwoaflemmw W ”4 9mm WV“
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“Mp-pan otm
. Thumb-F.
Adm-ll!
'1” 31111110 polucoh woman. while his thhat Wong be deported be»
’oumo he had failed- to “show- that, ho
had. a legal right to remain in this
’1con11tnv
Without the papers the government
did not have much of a one. against
this (autumn. as MN MW loan-
or hauling: an any of evldcnce that
liowu thorn in California, later lived
in North Carolina and finally canto to
Millwtlc
WWlns's laundry... The Wt
tended to contradict this testimony.
but Wug’a counsel Hill. It m
the dummy could he explduod.
Midi-nan for Wong were fol-Inc: 0.8
um Attorney mm
a...“ her 011nm
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1 (Continued from Page One.)
”a
is involved in this suit. The case is
really an echo of the law suits instl
titted by 010 Associated. Hut. Mullins}
tutors against certain former mem-
bers of that organization in Danbury
and elacwhcrc who withdrew from the
'ussociaticn. altar maxim an agree
ment for the settlement of the his
"tibup," in the batting industry a few
years ago. Tho Asaoclatcd Hat Man
trauma-n which is, 01: was; thexnn
clonal: organization 0! 118.1. W80
tum. alleged that in taking the 115
tion they did. the members who. with
drew violated certain agreemanta
which they had bonded them-
selves to abide. by. Suits. we 11151.1
tuted, but settlement was affected out
of court, paying”, of a certain amount
in cash by each of the iudeual de-
fendanta having been agreed upon.
The amount: M10 the Associated
Manufacturers was not mad-1 how
at the time the settlement was an-
uounocd, but it appears from the pres-
ent suit that Hilton Dammunn. as
counsel for the association, was to
of the money; paid
in settlement, and that the plaintimln
that mat suit all“ that the SIG-
575 paid to Mr. Dammit was in ex-
am: or W
The Dali; Trade Record. of New
_York. prints tho my!“ slum at
tho um:
The suit 0! Samuel Eliot. u surviv-
111me of harm ottlllor Broc-
f‘fileandtl '11. mile—clam.
any: the land-tad launc-
town. ”that: tram-It tho and
of.“uh 00. wt 80' nib. Wol-
l;
“final-5%
fore Justice John (’3 cm}, of 11m
supreme 001mm mum hat mau-
ufacturera in attendance.
The controversy has to do with the
payment of $26,575 to Milton Dam—
manu. for compromising with fourteen
hat manufacturers. who we» charged
with violmna certain ordeal of [In
Associated Hut Wren. 111111
11811311.! for which was a flue of 86 000.
The resolution to pay this mom
to the lawyers» was paused at a meek
ingoithomoooimonatln 3mm-
way, Dummann exhibiting proxies to
act from the Samuel Mundheln Co...
Fran Schoble a: 00.. and the Crofut
- c Knapp Co., the plaintiffs contesting
the legality of tho proxies:
The plaintiffsnlao doom that.
formerly twelve directors constituted
'the working force of the Associate!
11111.11!me. but altorfite pon—
altlea imposed upon the delinquents.
live men constituted the controlling
powou in the association.
Eml- claims that ho mm
amt u» m oi bl m
but his action avalléd him nothing.
and than the suit was brought. Ellor
11ml: tbt Dam-um na- mercury
and‘ comic! was not entitled“? my;
Aunt luring the plaintiffs' cue 6
mafia main-ovum” met—-
.01 fit the m “M-
m,
data W by, Julio-
Clu'h h‘ ta M belt-
W... having put In 3 null
rubidium]! W in the com.-
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