MES GOLDEN
X7, EBB. 23, ,1917
’TOMORROW
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Rooms—~92.
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lkErgnch Office—:13“.
Residence—218»:
Editor’s Residence—7521.
drain.
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tired merican diplomat reveal
v“ in interesting bit of history the
5y when he told'ltow on a cer—
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joytd: “
Celery and Olives.
English Boei‘Broth.
Baked Sea Trout; Creole.
nutrition ill ~
' ’fllj‘iim
the tollowing menu We: greatly en-
make as good politicians.
Each and every one of us, is bound
by duties and rights. and in order
to encased, We hve to prgelioe may
duties with loyalty, with true spirit,
and imposing upon ourselves the in«
lt-icst of the party which has this.-
d..,v honored us. When our duties
are performed, when our conscience
i< clean we can demand our'i-ights
and participate in the division of the
political pie. ‘
The gentlemen compobing the (W
mint-e, are like the man from MM
Mani, they want to be shown. You
haw shown them your loyalty, but.
will
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New Britain. Dominick Eula announc- claim our rights we will get it.
i-i‘liilaudod and was called on to res-t that these «gentlemen extend every
, I (. qussian Dressing alert. we must die" our trenches and
. ‘NTINEL TELE- W ream ; usortt‘d Cake prepare our future field, as preparg.
KING Sh Coflw. iiol‘.‘is half of the victory. it is
Attorney John J. Cuneo had been the duty of every one of us to gather
. Hunted by the committee to act as more links to our organization, extend
icostmaster, but being detained in our chain, and by so doing, when we
“I will JUNE? Joseph R. Taylor would i have been asked by several fricnds
solve in that capacity. The judge, as. what i thought of my prosition at
_ u-«tzu- filled the position in a haunt" Hartford, and I told them that if it
7 Manager's ReSlanCU-F thunder. Before the speechtnaking, was good enough for exreprcsentn-
cot..menced and during the eveningl tit-ca, it was good enough for me.
i‘ompeo ’l‘omasini, the tenor soloist t it. isn't the consistency of the job it-
who‘ made such a hit in the recentlsclt‘. but the pleasure of having ““159.
limoucfion of “ii Trovatore" in Hoyt's: the acquaintance of peoplq which i
tlscutie, .sung several selections inlneici dreamed of making. "it is the
meet artistic style. Howas loudly';leui-iling part, it in tho glad hands
"0““ to frequent 935301'96- Judge 'i‘ay- l time i meet-them, and they never pass
Mic-n American war- to: tend the following telegram from. by me without making some remorksh
. . 1 Attorney Cuneo expressing his regret ' and this alone is Worth 1.0m times the‘» -
‘ to be in. Chinese in W being able to be. present: job itself, ‘ '
em rind couldn’t get the coal they C“"°°" Telegram. I i have‘ had the pleasure of hearing
'y- were. supplied by order of Bri
dismal That story is coupled
fifthat occasion the unvy was al-
'ow tramp steamers hogan to
r in the bay laden with coal. as
riding to lilild their cargoes at
$5.;a war and the port was
{led ‘by our fleet. They were
.* oiicoursc. Sooner or later
1ppéd’nmay~~ leaving their cool
e bunkers of Uncle Sam’s war-
y'l‘hit coal apparently supplied
rovtlience, is aim credited to the
are ore. various brands and dc-
: . otneutrality. At the time limb
I titan] and Germany were pro-
.ly neutral as bctwccn the Uni-
es and Spain. And while the
(,wor‘e interpreting tlicli' neu—
‘ .such favorable terms, the
Ilebi'anchored off Manila was»
3 ouch a hostile demonstration
dmiral Dewey had to threaten
.\,..
I
consented to stand of hand let'
lit-nations, revealing how they;
ofiw ha practical test comes .Alld;
ldtintsb multiplied, have donel
to rate the slate of mind in
to: that: makes our public Jla'
“ll-"more trustful ol‘ the British
“power than the German, and
retolernnt of its Oppi‘cssions.
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"REWING FRUlT JUICE
i‘eg brewer in said to lit! tutti:-
in fortune out of unfcrmcntctl‘
t'
e ,stnic Went airy, he saw,
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no helplosi. for luck of fuel. Then
at
They didn't seen; to know thut‘
‘ Plantsville, Conn, Wm governor addresaing the mayors
\‘.'..ltt=t ll. (‘Iadncy. — '
‘ Manager, Hotel i‘lifford'.
' . South Norwaik, Conn.
‘ kindly convey this telegram to the; ticut to do its share. He waulfid
bunmtct in honor of Philip (‘aatellnnofl pvu'v mayor to shoulder some of the
l .23.: iron-tiled i'rotn being present ruspbltfibilititm, and explain to tht’ir
WHEN 0" account 01' my paying DUI t-omtituents the real situation. 'My
lat-3t tribute of honor and lov '
‘tnan‘who has been n life long’ triend.‘
i dteply regret that i am unable to s
$2.1m you tonight to pay a ti small from us; but if war is to come. let
minute of honor‘ and respect to bur us, show that the sons of Rome, of
intend, ilnlip Lnstellano. No chem-m Rome that gave the world the
.l‘tJRllW‘S‘ more thnn l. the. ttchlevoa‘arst teachings in civil and roliiiotu
mints he has accomplished among‘ laws, that tllcy’cttn give good'nccount
rut- people. 'Hc lives, loves, luughsluf themselves in defending the (HON.
umlflabors lor our people, for hu-t’ous Stars and Slripen. '
lili:‘illl,\'.. liis popularity IS nupnrall‘el ’i‘lic followingr is the list of those
out! his influences in invinciblcltn attendanccr‘
throughout his career, his love i'or huri l’iulip (lasttalluno Aneuuiu Ponce
unmity has never Waited, and hill dc- ‘ ' ’
l in plain words the situation which
«bu: (ouDJl‘y was facing, and as things
uli‘crlng of war may be kept away
WV“ WY“? (700190- Mon 01' his slump,l 'l‘ottmslni, lliagio Salvatore, Anthony
bly in: deponded upon to stand by tho
i'.‘d, wltitc and blue at till times and
under lull circumstances. Again I
{5H0 my greetings to our distinguished
litculuuo, John lliaisauo. Ft‘ank Min»
ii.:o. C. Arcudi. Joseph Oddo, Frank
Oddo, .luck Adinolf, l’unqualu Culvitti,
Nicola (.‘crulti, G. Di Moll. Joseph,
Anthony l‘unziiii. Sub/atom Bruno.
Frank l’iuuu. Anthony l‘inqua, Frank
~ H‘rtbari, John Migliztreao, Enrico Pisa-
.. ‘ JOllh. J. CUNEO- icrcui. Domenico Vetronnilp, Curuitu
.vnzttor Linn-it‘s E. Williamson wusj-Masqo, Wm. Purndiso. Andrea
tlic first guest to lzpcak and tell of Tm’int‘. Philip Gugliohnio, Alfredo
litnztttdnl country with pence and
happiness.
by Mr. (fastellnno. lie notonly wuui [FE-«nit Andresini. Domenico Salvatore,»
of tilt cvenina. but the wunted it i 1:. Tammany, George. ‘il. Vosburgh,
known that everybody had a . good Nehemiah ‘Cnndee. it. B. Wert. Chas.
rum for him in Hartford. *chrc- it]. Williamson, Edmund Pl, Crown,
:“nlutive Nehrmlnlt Canoeo oxpitsned )tlwttrd J. l". Flnherty, Writ. Miller.
his pleasure at being present ~- and; Edward B. Douleuai Wm. F. Hort.
coining with the other friends in pay- Chou Al Walters. Samuel C. ‘lrelaud.
lug tribute to Mr. Cnstelluno. 'l‘ho Willet Hartford. David B. Decker.
snooker made reference to the day Wm. H. F‘ishor, Wm. C. lllinton,~Wm.
arm it boron-the German 31H lilll’ var. being celebrated and llltflilil- E. homer, Matthew Corbett, Wm R.
por once of a united patriotism. Pennington. Percival“. Sherron.
Jtmge Taylor road the following lcl- .
tor lrom Mayor Hurstrom:
. February 21,1917. M. “4.19 {a in!" ..,._
My Doni- Mr. Mnisano. .l; $$d \ ' V i ‘ 4 -. QB‘ fa,“
i am sincerely Sorry timid havc'tu 1.
cancel my ~nppointment for the 'l‘cstl~ : BITS OF WISDOM.
inomat Dinner to Mr. ('Taetellnno, to‘ I . , . '
morrow evening. 1 have had a wre cli- N“ but ”m“ “”9” in your
9:: lit-ad you must hurt». in your
cd cold in my head for over a week,
and now the doctor; forbids my going
on". evenings, until i am well again. ‘
For the same reason i was absent lust ‘
evening from a meeting of __-tbc city
council, my first. absence.
Please convey my best wishes to
heels.” ‘ .
"Plan your portion with :i vimv
of boring the rum-tuition most
commonly used noun-st tltc
kitchen door.“
“it is pram-Worthy to he ecu»
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15.11, 1; .r'. {a 1.:- -.'9 4+ J:- <:- -.'-.= 1.:-
on coming—tutu unlike many,
8' fellow-brewers refused to wail'
31;, t He knew there“ were many
lldrinks that people liked, and?
there were many uses toi
brewery could be But. He oh:
‘9 rapidly, growing taste for
Macs, ‘and decided to em-
ew enterprise. ‘
the prohibition law wont in-z
‘ topped making beer a‘mlt
brewery for producing
loganberry juice. Hid
' are now running _at
tiles doing "much the
t; prohibition, that it
up... property values
’ rt..iize the necessity oi taking person. (If younidn't netthem you‘d growl, 18W): l
_ ‘ bruit:
. buildings world.
' 05! t0 '
Mgtgflsmmno, and to mp club. 'Yonr :xu uoutlml in nuttcrlal things, but
cclebration held on Washington’s a”- much more luttdntury to con- :2-
billlliltly, does suggest a purellal be. :2: serve your strength and 01:91:51" <3
twccn Washington :with his Colonials. ii: "Tied toyour work! Well. he :7
and Garibaldi with his volunteers, a 3!; sure you are tied To the right- a‘
parallel which some of your speakers cirl." 4
w.” doubtless discuss. g. ~l
l mu sorry 'l can't be with you. .«z. ;:-..;;:..~:~..~:-..~ c. <._ , 4-. 4:: .1; g; sass-1:4
Cordially yours. ' , . —- —~ ~
‘,CARL AXEL HARSTROM. 9--- - -- w- _ 7
There. were other speeches by i
Gcorgc H. Vosburgh, Representative ‘ ' :
Hiram B. West, Edmund ErCrowe, Pia Cgpfi'fler "i
"lithium H. Fisher. and Judge William . . V
P Tammany, and in every instance . . t
the virtues of Mr. Clastellttnotltts a ‘ '3‘
hatter, dependable, un‘i ht. citizen . .
time emphasised. Tbclrefnnrks were , 3” scoutndncorpmatcd.
all of a complimentary-nature _ and mime"? “i150" Emma". fignm u
from the applause which greeted the bill illi'tfl'DOl‘flhllfl‘illi‘ "oy'h’m‘l’ 9"
ape-liters tho sentiments were shared America 3““ giving 'tl'“ ottguuirplion
by all present, . the exclusive right: or the use urinal.
The principal speech of the evening, name. Colin Livingston, president.
of course. wns‘that of the guest of and other otllciuls of tho orgiuilzatlon'
honor. The toustmaater introduced “undo group of runkiugfil‘usltiuuloxv
him with appropriate remltrks and scammnvltnessed tho. signing”, T‘Lt-
Mir. Oasiellano resoontled as follows:- presidcnt was told. that: the», member? .
Mr. Toastmaster, Honorable Gentle- ship was 132000 boys and 41000 incn.‘
men and Friends: > . . ____fi___ . *
The royal-receptibn accorded me ‘ ”
thismevenipgtbas touched me pretty chnndo. ‘ . . .
deep, and l was seriously thinking if u" 91W 13 B bOY- m“ 0‘ “01m and “I"?
1- really deserve it» J . Ononnd 'ttvo. put. together are some at
, - -, my one. - .' .
“”5 is- indeed“ very pleasant event My threc's what you want when you gel
which indicates. ' that you begin to new clothes
at interestifln. political straits. It in~ 050-
, Q
(”($183 With an itrsplendor. 11.16 em. If one mill. two should hiYQfihl’HF-OII,’ ‘
Lhusinsr’n which» thy-T appointment has dear! '
created. it clearly“ indicates the,‘ ap-
- year. . 2 - >.
insulation of undoing» tit-the republi. My whole we receive everyday that we're -
'can party. and by this manifestation livlnl— ~ " .
you show Tto_tlxe.»looitl‘~lenders your 1 ”09:1"??? §;°‘l.“°9“‘§d WWW?“
appreciation in. hEVIMfi‘Ide-flnp or - “fireflflgflfiipm -, ‘.‘ .
your own race in pretereitcexot our . ' v '
ere. Thin ovation-willrunin in the
page of our political history-Jae the _ . 7""
fcumiatlon ot‘the moral and metal ’ pnpgndmm».- .
betterment'ot-ouramoml new in. Ailmid youth. ammonium
my friends. our WWII!" demeanor love'o complain bum.“ drill-
nmted‘to tho wflLM-omtnhdr' Bill w me am- 2.. FW“'°‘M“'
bumblest occupation dmjnv 39"!“‘3 n." W 2"" “n "W
heir“! tum: miles 01th . . *"
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Feb- 3'3- 1917.501" me cities and statg. He explained
1 Blood Uncle Sam may call on Connec-
“ '0 nifl‘it‘ill‘w, let us hope that peace may.
iii-(trail, let us hope that-the horrible
, _ illotnmico Juli, lchn l'iccirillo, John,
\tllioli.0f tho ctty, slate and country,-, Luccg‘ Auoelo Di me, 'l‘cunr Sign”,
chrructcr and patriotbnn can antll'iil'ifiyia, Vincctmo J. Mold, Frank.
4
friend, ’Philip Cnslellttno and mav'ch ' ' ‘ '
‘ . . . \ph Vitugo. Luigi Ptotian elq.
. but biesa you and all guests” and our 8 '
”W 300“ W001“ “ml is beina Infldt‘rlfl‘mcc, Lingl Vrttvo, Michelle ttttzulo, I
“1"“ 1° ““3" his “‘sl’ec'S‘lO ”19 guest 1 Frank Domain, Joe R. Taylor. Wm,
‘Htu shunting-bountworrytho not o: the- .
i'ull. All sizes.
gms T AR V
$1.00 HOUSE DRESSES
Made of percalcs and chantbray,
plain colors and stripes. all
Regular $1.25.
R.WALK.
A Wonderful Saturday Sale . ' .
F F E R IN G S---50
‘A'T’temendous Price Cutting Event. A CamiVal of Extraordinary
' - MoneyeSavers ‘
A BOSTON FIRM WITH WHOM WE ARE ASSOCIATED, P
GOODS. CONSISTING OF DRESS GOODS. SILKS, WASH GO
AT A SAVING 0F TWENTY-FIVE TO THIRTY
WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SHARE 01" THE PURCH ASE -AND
‘AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. WHICH 'ARE POSI I‘IVELY
BOYS' WOOL SWEATERS-
(lrcy, maroon and mi.
98¢
MEN’S SHIRTS
$1.25 Extra Size
l CHEMISE
l
l lin. ,
l Ruffle. edging good quality mus»
l
i
sheer lawn.
I
5:45 PRI‘SNCESS SLIPS
Embroidered and lace trimmed
Various styles. made from ll tine.
ill Women's (Fancy
KN IT‘I‘ED~ VESTS
bluntlon of. colon. ‘
Regular {1.25.
l' puree. Sulc prices
All wool,.in plain \t‘hitc cud com
. new
,WOMEN‘S KID GLOVES
Genuino French kid gloved. Elm
broldorédfiifimienll the new spring
solors, "our own direct importation.
Allrthc colors {hath are now so
'anfislilflfi'lnd $2.50 pa .
50 and $1. u’llail‘
styles. Especial good value.
WOMEN‘S 'nAND BAGS
P' One hall dozenventirely new
Made iron] fine poroale'a and
plain and (one!
stripes, cut full. laundered cuffs, all
sizes, guaranteed to wear and inun-
Regulur 8.25.
_ 98¢
MEN’S NIGHT ROBES
Excellent quality muslin or cant
‘ bric, in plain while, others trimmed
. with blue or red, size 14 to 20 inch.
50¢ each
MEN'S HEMSTITCHED
CAMBRIC ANDLINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS .
Regular price So each, Special
‘ 5‘91‘296‘,
WOMEN'S” HEMSTITCH’ED
MHANDLKERCHIEFS
Embroidered corners and colored
p . 6 for 29¢
'co'r'rou cwuv ‘ '
LACE EDGING
5¢ yard
guano HAIR PINS
Amber and shell. 6 in box.
Regular price 100.
littls missing.
'TRY THE SUNSET
con DYE
VWill not wash out 1hr’tnde.»
,wOMEN's ALL LINEN.
HEM‘STITCHED'AND IN-
ITIAL HAND‘KERCHIVEFS
Regular 15c and 199. Some. ini-
_. ‘ 11¢ can
«Will dye anything» any .. shade.
“ 10¢, pkg
WOMEN’S HOSE '
heels 843d toes. M
"35¢ pair, 3 pairs‘ for 3
l‘ Extra wide and long. double
' Rezular 25c quality. Sale. ‘
1.00.
_ I
:HWOMEhI’S' LISLE HOSE Kolyn . .Tootb Paste»
' --25ps1e.....‘ ‘.
- . . ‘ 19.} pair Pcbeco Dental Poéte
”7AM GOODS ,
43nd colors, no embroidery.
'__'§te'gtiltii- price 29c, . .‘
‘ 50c size.
CURTAIN. SWISSES _
in dots, *stripes, checks anti-fir
urcd. deslgns, yard wide. Special» ,
11¢: "-
3' Luncheon sets, scdrf‘h'squares.
pillow. tops, etc., in plain. white
.. Vulue 15c. .
TOILET ARTICLES
Babcock‘siCorylopéis ~
Talcum Powder ‘
15c sine ........
Pure Castiie Soap ‘
5c size
8 ozfiBthle .
Peroxide-of Hydrogen
10¢ can.
39; cakc
12¢
i
29¢:
“WOMEN’S RINGS? ,
Special
H29.
N.» ' "gy, .7. ..
In
Elionable Golda.
Orene ‘ilo Onlnofblonw;
on Mm , ' ' '
* .CRE'roNNEs
I“ kl. in all the. new effects and, colonial»:
«yard mountainous.
Gold fitted and étqritugsnyer, so:
_pretty»~ designs. worth upS-toslioo.
‘ Newmamgdels “lathe smartest lattice and
in whiter-Smithfimie n
‘ Q
.' 18¢? ya!"
I AXMINSTER RUGS
27 x 54. Neat paricrnu and two
tone coloringe. Sale price
h
FRIDAY, FEB. 23. 1917
ODS, LIN’ENS. WHITE .
-THREE CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
TOMORROW WE TURN IT
WONDERFUL JUST NOW.
$1.79
SCOTCH CURTAIN
ln white, cream and colored fig-
Handsome. designs. yard
* 24¢ yard
COCO FIBRE.
DOO‘R MATS
Heavy brush, size is x 27 in. Val-
95¢
TABLE OIL CLOTH
45 inches wide. headquulity, till
colors. Sale price '
- 16¢ yard
trunks. heavily ,
hound. brass trimmed.
34 inches.
$6.98
HEMS’I‘ITCHED ‘
PILLow. CASES - ‘
. Fine quality muslin. made to re
‘tall for 290. Special
42 and 45 Inch
PILLOW CASE MIJSLIN'
Fine. round thread, extra heavy
1%yartl
19¢ catch
”100,Piece; of
LONGCLOTH ‘
Suitable for fine dresses or one
dcrwear urine chumoin finish.
.'. $1.09 pica:
WHITE WAISTINGS
‘Alivthé best weaves. such as seed
voiles. l‘ncevotlea‘,‘ marquisette, and
French crepes. ', » .
. l9 ard
‘ Values up to 50:: yard. ‘ ¢ y ,
5,000 WAs'HCLorHs "
Slightly damaged.
‘ 1¢ cinch
LousoALE MUSLIN ,
36 inches wide, litigation» finished, . »
‘7‘ A 10¢ yttrd.
"lull bleached. -
1 S J . -
«OUTING FLANNEL . A
‘ 50 pieces creamoutlng flannel. -
100 newsman“. alkali _ y. . .. .
téuvelfim. '1 overs. dozen, “ styles. Eat-I'lmjhmk. dune; belts: tad
’ ' gtedflqthers with shillings to numb;
mm “mm" elé
URCHASED FOR SPOT-CASH. 50 CASES or DRY
GOODS, BEDDING, ETC.
l TURKISH TOWELS
Lorge size, heavy quality, with
‘iluc.
Vallie 29C.
CRASHES
Heavy linen crush toweling. Very
ubnorhemh
Value 18c.
t
5,000 Yards of 32 Inch _,
DRESS .GINGHAM _
All new designs mtdmolorings.
ant. dye,
and plaids.
. Value 19c.
CREPE CLOTH
In plain. pink and blue. extra line
Value 250.
CHALirE
2,000 yurds no on saletomurrow
.
FEATHER BED PILLOWS
Clean, sanitary. odorless, filling.
covered with. plain and fancy tickv
Value $1.50. Tomorrow"
PLAID B'EnnLANKErrs ~
Extra large size. Que, monitor.
Value 83.98. Special Saturday ~
* ma
5¢yardn
._
CALIFORNIA
WOOL BLAN.KETS
124p‘henvy wool, wit/b. pink and
blue borders, silk bindings, eittm
. 8500.931? '
tine Quality.
. Value $10.00.
BIG SHEETtVALUE )
. 1.000 sheets made of rum nudity» ~
.musiin for full size. bed. ’
, . 44¢ each
Value 75c. _ » — .
"9-4» FullBl'eached» '
.suEETi-NG ‘
.. Made ot‘neuVy, southern .cotton‘. ..
Will weanlikeiron, ‘
on. tomorrow u
OVER TO YOU,
/ 19¢ each
12V3¢ ya rd
~ . 12%“ yard
owiw’ .
,vnue 45c Madge; ; .
been; Thoverzlnt
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