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- 'UTH IIOBWALK m SEMI.
A“ SIX TH! so 7‘ -.—._.———_—-,-.-E . . ._
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n URWAI K Edmund lerlzzi and J. Edward I;y.i“’91"‘ elected delegates to the Town $2151“; aim iii-iillli-E'f‘fiII)::.,.L;¢‘.Mx “35“” ”t...“ «M M Q
a b SUUT» N TIVEL (‘e(t were unanimously chosen, Th9,convention. and they \vcrc enipogered; ;
~ S N ‘ next business was the choice of town ~ It) “am." their own alternates. arryg .. t
’fi‘VENINO—L' I?” #~___,,___. __._3 and ward committee, which resulted {Ii Winfield. Hrlwnt \\. (1g‘lti'eg'msend . $3
"‘ as follows: J. Edward Lycett. John A.; ‘11”95 ”‘39" were natn n m
ESTABLISHED BY Ming and Joseph Ili ProSpero. George.” the town and ward committees. i
JAMaS GOLDEN B. Flls (wanted action taken favorable‘j “”‘""‘ j
_ _ . toward Governor Coolidge for I‘rcsi-i SHIPPING ROAQD STEAMSHIOSS ‘5
L O A. L. GOLDEN, Prop- dent of the United States. but. the 1‘3““ “Ilil‘tg‘liu'l‘h 1--#The If“; t
meeting failed to mo"; in the matter. (‘ll States hing-ping Board has 1.38: '-,
it

stoantsltips. aggregating more than 8.“ ,.

 

' - q '.l. Edward Lycett called on Attorney
FRIDAY, MARCH 12‘ 19‘0 [Salmtnr P. Gcnuarlo to make remarks.
’ "" - -' -_ lit: ‘i‘illt't‘SSPd the opinion that the ital-
' muma ALMAIVAC Fonlian twins were strong and active in

TOMORROW' 'tIlP ward and could be counted for con

fiighrtide 4.51 lie was pleasod to notw

2100.000 thadwcight tons. of which 1,-'
179 were in actual operation Feb. 1,
it was made known here today by the
director or operations, John Cashing.

These ships are being operated from'
11; American ports and are sc'rving; ..
u my tzatlc routes. practically one-halt; .,

TOMORROW ;

A Double Header Sale

TWO Saturday’s Business in One

P—HENCE TOMORROW DOUBLE ATTRAC-
RLY. THE EARLIER THE BETTER. DOU-

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MASONlC NOTICES l Filth Ward Names Delegates. north-:rn Emopnnn trad“. Transpach
Tltmt- were but p.“- present at the tic trade has approximately 14 per

cent. of the ships. and South American
and \Vcst lndian-(‘arribeun survive, 21
per crnt. New Yolk has 236 rigulaz‘
Shippinu lltmrt‘. lions. i
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lcaucus in the Fifth ward. lipid in tht
iltowaytcn llosc Company‘s hall, last
cvr-n‘ng. Harry B. Scofield was clcct-
ed chairman of the meeting and Ern-
est Vurien secretary. George \‘l‘. Stev-i
ens. .lohn (‘oates and Charles (lager

Mid-Month List. 7...":

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Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and
News in Masonic building. South

Main street, lst and (int Tuesday of

each month, July and August except-

ed. at 8 o'clock. A.l Master Masons

cordially invited. Asa. T. Lowndcs, W.

M. Robert M. “‘ilcox, secretary.

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2 Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. ‘
7 meets in Masonic Temple. South Mam

 

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TIONS. EVERY ITEM SPELLS ECONOMY. SHOP EA
' BLE SAVINGS ALL ALONG

A. M.

d and 4th Tuesdays of
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All R. A. Masons cor-

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A 7F. S.'LYONS,. Secretary. ’ I - t ._
t . _ A MOST . IMPORTANT SA LE DRESS VOILES
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wiffiieeuse W... .. - “3-“ -~ . HUNDREDS OF NEW SPRING ....:.. m..." w. ..
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.. PHONE CALLS fgfngfljmgkrrfisoffigcm an; The Semos Newest _ $29 50 AND $35.00 norm“ ottncttons or? their
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.Sinbad star's melodious ballad of the South.
Hand-om pattern. regular 75c.

Special
49¢ yard
500 Yards 0!
Block All Silk Satin

intended to sell or “.00.

Tomorrow
$2.95 yard
Phil! Shrtnurs
All new Minus. 3‘ inches widv.
Copies of OS and 810 patterns
“mot-mo-

$1.25 and $1.49 yard

lax-walk Branch Office—1388.

on: Editor’s Residence—1492.4.

" Outpu- mnager's Residence—-
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Idltor'l Ruddencej218—2._

of women's got-mem- we ofle’r tomorrow
splendid w a manually low prim.
The variety of styles is most extensive. All the
most approved W: for spring.

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HIGH CLASS SUITS

$45.00 AND $50.00

Efi'cctivcly embroidered and braided mod-
cls in serum. tricotine and silvcrtone.
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DRESS SKIRTS
At Surprisingly Low Prices

One hundred styles in stripes. plaids. vclouh.
heather. Jersey. fancy \vcuvcs and plum colors.
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Remarkable values and distinctive models.
Satin, Poalsrd. Meta, Georgette Grape and

Crepe Meteor.
DRESSES

$24.00 To $35.00

Republican City
Convention Named;

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Ted L6wis’
Latest Jazz

“Wond’nng” is the latest fox-

 

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Th» old wan! mmmhw" was 1-... trot of these Ixcluswt Columbia
elm '- -l unaninmsly. 'l‘lu: titciiilhus' artists. ‘9‘“ Of the Grccnmcthl- l l - ' ‘ W -t‘ matit‘
3"“.‘3 tieol'ge 1). Richmond. l.. S: July '3‘?" _[‘°"m~ ‘V'j'd‘ played ”"5“ DRESSES AT s12 98 M“ ( i ' A“ W”! Frendl Some
monthsmNcw\ork.Asyncopatcd l ' $12 50 TO 32‘ 98 54 1m” Widt‘ in Ngvy lllup‘ rogu-
' ' lnr 84.50. Tomorrow

Krelex; N. “Z Hun-um. c. lt-vine. l;_\-
ingmu, Thomas l2. Iiitlt‘lllll and (.h.zllr‘.~‘
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$2.9l

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EXTRA SPECIAL

.intl lwrmningz tiitttlcls,

not which nobody can resist.
tau and Bur—

Collplttl with “You Can't Get

l ()t' exceptional quality
‘ ficrgc and wool jersey m navy.

' E. Kt‘llogg.
» Second Warders in Sessmzt Ten l
Minutes. l
“'llti'n the Second wax-ti caucus was.
Cflllt'tl l0 Ol‘dl'l‘. :lt ‘ o’clock. thit- nor-‘-
about fifty votrrs pt'vst-nt. lv‘m‘vno".
Councilman Hurry \\', Mather “’21:“
chuwn chairman and Prosecutor (‘m '
Illki‘ C. Host mun w :- nammi T: swu-
t'ttif of the lll"'t'lll‘-L‘.’. Al'tt-r tlw cull lot“
the meeting “as wall and upprmtdi
tlw first bllfillli‘rS nutnml was tul-n-u ujxi
alhl li‘!‘ following llll‘." (it‘ll':‘.:t3“> \tv".‘~'I

 

ell-«Vii to the Fit} l'tlll\t'llllllll, to l-_.
h-ltl in the t‘ount-il chumlwr, lUlllUl'l
row evening: .lutlut» .losw-ph it 'l‘nflu-gl
I‘hilip (‘astt-liunn. .li‘ulsc (ix-n12" ll

thslmrgh, I‘jthilltl .l. Flilllv‘l‘l}. itu"tt~.
J §.llllll.(‘ilztl’l' s _\.. “kilo-ls. Fritz-urn:j
Iislz‘. Cl]fll‘l"> [2. Miller I‘:|lnlllllli 1-”. l

Ctmtn, Each (1‘ Inuull- was empower
ed to appoint his 0““ ultt-l‘llute.

TU i'ollowin: u» l"‘ t-lt‘t'tctl lllt'llllN-“r
(‘f llh‘ town :irrl \vuttl committi' liti-
Dililiti E. (‘rm'x'm .llL-‘t‘l'll ll. Tziylnz. lid-
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_ Ch: ales A. \\’:.l'- :>, t‘htll'lt‘s l1 '\i"'lt\1,t
; EA'uul‘tl J. l-‘lulu rt}. l'illill' (':t»t~‘:1.tu>§
; all-i Samuvl t‘, lltlillltl.

i .‘m adjourn... m \‘.:l‘ vote-ll :rftwt' th?

minus wa: in s» witm it'll llll‘Hll‘ r.
. N‘r. Davis Becomes Reminiscent.
" Tir- Third wzntl livttul-liv or: pu'ir-n?»
I} endured (lnv ot tlmst- cliuructwristin
slitwches for \\ill"il tlr' luit- i'ilfltlltlfiil'
for mayor. Loo lrivis. is nov .1, at thei‘
((-tu‘us, in (‘ommunity llztli. on Vail
Zundt street. lil>l pvt-inning. The se-
lt-ttion ol' (lrls‘-:_'.‘l".~‘ n'nl tituml-z-rs of
ti» town cominitzu- l;.:=l hfcn unani-
l'i‘ttttsly decidvd on. :il‘ll. lltx-rvf‘nrc, tit-:-
btlated wall 01' .\ll'. Innis llilil Hill-‘2 Pf-
fut on the resulw m lll‘ (“tuning
(‘t'mmodnzv l’l ' ip ll. Fit r‘line, presi
. . (3th of ll‘." lius‘t Noiwnlk Iil'pllbllf‘nlll
5 % Club, was (Yr-t ml i'llt'll‘lililil. and 1-1th-
" ct. Precco S“t'l“‘lfiljv‘ or‘tltr- meeting
“him nominations -.-.. ('Itiit"ll for del-
egates t0 the Tul’in convention. to be
held in tho I'tiuncil chamber, this
evening. the names of l-th-rctt I’roece,
James A, Johnson and Frank N. Glov.
er were presented. .‘(o other names
; being placed in nomiralion, tltf- scorer
i- tary was instrut ml to ('1\>i one vote
~ for these parties and they Were unani‘
mously elected. The main-r ol‘ mcnr‘
i bers of town and Ward committees
“ was then consitlo ml out. without op-
position, Charles, \R’. Keene. J. “'csley
Sinuson anti lltnty (I. Selzer pier-3
duh? elected. Th: duh grates Were em-
: posited to name us ir own alternates.
“ The matter of rr-nv-wing interest in
:the Republican t'iub brought out some:
‘ remarks from Mr. Davis. He was'
specially “cruel“ toward the chairman
"of the town committee and the chair—
man of the city committee. He gave
some of the East Norwulk boys credit
for doing: their host at the late Cit)"
. election and criticised Others for not_
2‘ being so generous in their support.‘
He failed to ("Illiiill'l why every sect-t
lion of the city was equally opposed ‘to
him ,and why, in view of his universal;
unpopularity. iv was possible to get as
many votes as it» did. The meeting1
seemed to care very little about Mr.'
Davis' remarks. Dr. Hoyt stated that‘l
the people, nowadays. were not. at-
tracted to politiral gatherings, by 're-l
freshments, but they stayed at home
ud used their “think boxes," andi
rated as they pleased. The caucus
Eras of short duration and harmony
reigned.
Fourth Ward Active. l
About twenty—five voter! .nttendedi
- meeting of the Fourt ward Re

 
 

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Dance to “Just;
Like the Rose

This famous dance played by the Paul Bicsc
Trio, new (Tr/i131! Columbia artists, is the
quintesscncc of fox-trotting music.
with “When You‘re Alone," by the same dam-e
triumvimtc.

Elder EIQmON'I Summon on Throwinl Stom-

You're o Million Milo. from Nowhere Whoa You'n
One Little Mile from Home . .
Once Upon a Tine from 7": Man's Melody Fred Hu‘ht‘l

AHTb-IIWmlilYou. . . .
Whom the Horses! Moon I: Shining

A-‘III

Elder Enunon‘n Sermon on Cenmqily . Bert William; . ‘2‘
A 28.2

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THE ALFRED FOX PIANO CO..

85 North Main Street.
W This Store Closes 6 P M. Sa

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ElectricCleaners

Coupled

A Few More Mid-month Hits

Bert William:
Flcd Hughu

. Lcwts Jam" 35¢
1888‘

. . Henrv Burr} A4“;
. Rirurdo Strut-inn} $1.00

 

Just Received
Large Shipment Of

THE THOR

110V and 220V
Join Our Sweeper Club

Easy Terms
The Best Electric Sweeper on

the market. Fully guaranteed.

Furniture. Rugs. Ranges,
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DRESSES AT 51433

An assortment of rxucptional lncrit: plain
tailored or dressy moth-ls are shown in tat‘t‘cta.

sat in and scrgt‘.

 

DRESSES AT $1533

Very smart moth-ls and superior quality; sil-

vct'tonc. scrgc antl .lt-rst-y clot
values.

 

SMART SUITS

$24.98 AND $27.98

llruitl tritnntctl and button in

correctly styled aml pcri‘cctyl finished.

SPECIALS
DRY GOODS

Take advantage of them TOMOR-
ROW, and make your dollars do
extra duty.

Hemstitched Damask Ta-
. . ble Clot

its

S cial

$2.79 each

worth up to $4.00

Pattern Breakfast Cloths

:1”- Hemmed*Finc. smooth finish. dur-

able quality. selection ol‘ pat-
terns, value $1.50. Special
98¢ each
Yard Wide Unbleached
Sheeting

Strong, hard wearing quality.

S cial
De 29c yard
Check Apron Gilttham

~ v

Serviceable quality. spe “ ,
‘ 25c yard
Full Size Blankets

Value 84 pair. special

$2.98. pair
Turkish Bath Towels

Good weight, pure white bleoch.
Special

25c end);

Turkish Bath Towels
Heavy, loosely woven, bull bodied.
and very absorbent.
Special
49¢ each

J acqard Weave Both
Towels

Fine twisted, soft lustrous nbsor’b—
ent wave, deep novelty borders
in pink and blue, hemmed ends,
large size and heavy nanny.

Value 880. Speck] . .

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in! and style.

ll: l‘t'ttlill‘kultlt'

smart fashion. t"'l”l‘l|l'»‘"~‘-

 

Full Size Bed Sheets
Strong. sot‘ytceublc goon wearing
quality. Spccial tomorrow.

$1.49 each
Pillow C ascs

Each

145:3“ Cases ................. 49c
45x36 littrvard .............. 59c
43x36 Pioneer ................ 69c
45x36 Ilematitclicd ........... 79c
Heavy Qualitv Citochet

Spreads

Superior finish, pure white. soft
and free from dressing. hand-

some designs: value $3.00.
Sale price. each
un-
o.98 each

Extra Lame Spreads
Marseillcs patterns. best bleach.
lustrous finish. especially fine
quality that will launder pertect~
15‘: value 36. Sale price
$4.98

WHITE FABRICS

Excellent values featured for to»
morrow. in some cases as low as
the present wholesale cost.

White French Voile

\Vith a fine soft'chifion finish. es—
peoaily suitable for waists and

dresses.
P 40 inches wide, value 69c

Special
49c yard

45 inches. wide, value 31.00,

S csial
p 79c yard
Seed Weave Voile

Excellent quality for blouses and
frocks; 40 inches wide, value

$1.00, special

69c
White Dress Pop

Reliable quality, - lustrous

 

corned 11mm, 36 inches wide.
I .

Gchtu'd

11¢th mm at of novelty
. . prone. stripe elects, nnusunlly

 

50 PLAID SKIRTS

l’iut- values and wondcrfully smart in color-

TOMORROW $5.93
WOMEN'S COATS

The most desirable suit-s and tiucst quality
fabrics: colors arc new lilltl smart.

. $24.98 TO $40.00

Marvels of Creation In
SPRING MILLINERY

.\ supcrlt anti t‘tvllllll‘t‘llt‘llslvv display.
quisi‘tc tnmicls in all thv ttwwt-sl mutt-rials autl

 

 

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At Very Moderate Prices

Fancy Plisse Crepes

Light ground with coloredstrlpt <.
sullulilv to»~ lingerie and negli‘
gees. talus- 39c. .K‘pt-clal‘

39c yard
English Finish Lontzcloth

\‘ct‘y schicvahlc quality. will give

:zootl wear. Special
39c yard
Lonnicloth

Made of high grade soft.‘.<tr0n.L‘
yarn. beautiful texture and ('X-
ccllcnt finish.

36 Inches wide. value $6.00.

Special
4. 'ece
40 lnchcs “'lilt‘, value$$6.998.8 DI
Special
. $5.98 piece.
Natnsook

36 inches wide. soft and sheer. a
dependable quality. $§.50 value.

Sale Price,
$3.98 piece
Japanese Nainsook

40 inches wide; $8.00 value.
Price.

Sale

$6.50 pica»

WORTH WHILE BAR-
GAINS
l.000 Balls of Gemnntown
Zephyr and Knitting
Yarn

in every color dyed. Tomorrow

46c ball
Absorbent Cotton

500 packages or one pound Red
Cross nbsotient cotton, worth
60c. Special

39c hookup
Moire Silk Hm

Fitted with mirror a
silk lined. Volta $3.50. Special

Assorted tuna-nu. Three-
wide. the 50c._ 3m ..

 

3905‘ Exit: Site Vests

Toilet Articles

Best Makes. Lowest Prices

Butterfly Talcum Powder
Regular 25c. Special 1 l
(‘orylopois Talcum Powder

Regular 21c, special ‘t
Sykes Tait um Powder.

Regular 25c. special '2 C
T‘cboco Tooth Paste

Regular 49c. special 7%
l’ond's Vanishing l‘ream

Regular 250. special 75”
llassctt and Rammiell‘s ("out

Cream. Regular 5m; spmial Lc
(‘rown (‘astile Soap,

Regular l0c. special 7. take

Packer‘s Tar Soap.
Regular 25c, Special 1‘1;
l‘ear‘s Unscemed Snap,

Resular :Zlc. Special "it
Prophylactic Toth Brushes.
Regular 25o special 15““

 

Special Offerings

Women’s Paiamas
Flannelette. one and two-piece.
Regular $3.98. Special .
$2.93 t;

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Women’s Sim-0n
Sweaters
Vcry fine Qualll). \vnvll made in all ~ ~
”W good colors. regular $8.95.

special '-
li‘ I $6.49 7.
House Dresses

Billy Burke styiu (ll standard qual- :t
ity. percales in neat. light color-
ings: regular Sf‘. 4‘.“ special 2 ‘3

Bumalow Aprons .,
Good practical styles of Gingham .
and Percale. regular $2.50.
Special
:21 t

 

$1.79 .5 i

Women’s Blouses *
Georgette Crepe and Crepe do ‘
Chene. Broken assortment. :
soiled, value 7.50. clearance t;
Dt‘lce '

' _ $4.95
Warm wilted Vests
Block sateen Vulth white “II“. '

Regular $1.79. Special 3
89 cents '~

Hosiery Specials

Fine

 

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ribbed, exponent quilt: In
mm 65(- “meld. ‘
i W flcpur t
alien’s Hole '~
“slit “mt, m block any,
Speck!

“c “-
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350m

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loos.