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MASONIC NOTICES
Old Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
Hoots in Masonic building, South
lain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday 01‘
each month, July and August except-
ed, at 8 o‘clork. All Master“ Masons
“lolly and fraternally invited.
AaA l. LuW‘nlES. W. M.
ROBER’I‘ M. WILCOX Secy“
’, Butler Chapter, NO. 33, R.
mm BY 5'
10 :56 a. 111., 11:29 15. mi
mpg, question.
__ ._..__..a came
<fifimf'anmao you , continent,
summer were spent in Europe,»-“and|
A. M.:
-.oh In Masonic Temple, South Main-
me.
“I
.1" excepted. All R. A.
and fraternally invited.
D. 8. BEACH, H. P.
IRISH PEOPLE HOME-
LESS, WITHOUT JOBS
(Continued from Page One.)
.‘mk place on Saturday night, when u.
mber of persons were fatally wound-
ed, including live polit‘clllell. have lelt
the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
month. at 8 o’clock. July and Au-I
Masons cor-
or are going to iPtH'I‘ for other parts]
. there the danger of attack from the
,g o _ranized bandits~ of the crown and
lhelrWl‘ange auxiliaries are more re-
mote than {licyarc here. Destitutiou
has become so rampant over a consi-
' -derable section of Ireland, particular-
“ I] in the south and west, that proviz'
ion Will he made tonight at the meet‘
ing of the Friends of Irish Freedom
in Hibernian hall to urge on the na-
l
(ional leaders of the Irish movement.
in the
mediate assistance to the stricken
people «.3 ireland whose lot is said to
be far worse than either the Belgian;
._.
a
n-u-d States the need for im- ‘-
l
or Armenians in the darkest days of
their oppression
Burning of Balbriggan.
Desoribing the burning of Balbrig-
gan a few weeks ago a nun who was
_ stopping at the convent there w'hose
'I-ttev was received here last Saturday
by one of her former pupils, says she
was awakened with the other mem-
bers of the sisterhood about 2 o'clock
in ..)e morning with the sound of rm“..-
and machine guns. "In a few minut-
nnled with waves of lilzln “'ilil‘h tloat-
ed in from a large t‘attory \‘l'lllt'll was
. '9': on fire by the "Black and Tans."
The noise of the guns continiml and
he noov ,v'lople aroused out oi" their
homes by the military run with four
in seek sa- 1-: in the convent. 'l‘hey
.2“ 9 wt.- ’ , he (‘lEilIH‘l where HWY
mined in the prayers we were arm-r
mg In God to :lt‘usm'n‘ 134 from harm.
One of tho irnnir inridonts ml the
Wild night \Aliv’rh \vc cxlll‘l‘icmw-d ill
&lbriggan was that the "I’llai-k and
'Tans” destrol'ml tln- I'llslnl')’ I haw!
11>fcrred to in lilv belief that it was
"Che property of an Irishman whereas,
it was own: (I I y a film of Englishmen,
Horrible Siahts
_ “The sights that met one's gaze
iilhen the morning broke was one I
8hr: new-r forget. The town was
‘pl‘ar"v:illy all in ruins with smoke
smcfi-‘vring over the greater part of
it =“ ‘ most of the people had taken
refuge beyond it in fields and“ barns
and table- The military was so
drunk that they did not seem to rea-
lized what they were doing
-there was apparently no restraining
power over them. Thank God. nothing
ha'm‘ned to the convent."
Thin Is a sample of many letters
'now in the possession of citizens of
.atmr-‘ties which are being committed
~Ifhl~elanrl and it is expected that
“prompt artion will be taken by all
*rwhn are interested in Ireland’s rights
, to relieve vhe suflerings Of the peo-
‘ . pie at that country.
.Junv ACQUITS TWO ,
OF MAKING LIQUOR
.71“ New Bedford Men Tried After Dis-
, covery Of a Still.
BOSTON, Nov. 10.———The first trial
22"" 'by a jury in New England for manu-
‘ l’acttlring liquor in violation of the Fe-
-. deral prohibition law resulted in ac-
‘nquittal of the defendants, Louis Bar—
ros and Manuel S. Sarras of New Bed-
(ord yesterday. Ellery Sedgwick, edi-
tor of the Atlantic Monthly, was fore-
1n3n of the Federal district court jurv
“Then the chapel was suddenly illunrlo,
Nero-"k outlining the nature of the,
as everyone was gathered ill the chap-'
d where the revert-nil mother was re-3
citing the rasary for our protecli(m..
l
and -
which reached its verdict after an'
'hur’g deliberafiion.
Prohibition enforcement officers
rectified that they l'ollnd‘the men on'
.June 15 last on a road eight ' miles
out of New Redford. apparently leav-
ing a shantv in which six stills, warm
from recent operation. \"r‘re later dis-
(tnvex‘efl T’n""QS had a bottle of
inconshine in a. pocket. an overcoat
belongingto him was found in the
shack and, alter denying knowledge
of the stills, he admitted making liquor
with them_ it was testified. In de—
‘l'ense Barres repudiated the copies
. sion and said his goat was left in the
united: to dry after’a rainstorm.
CENTRAL m: 51‘ CHANGES.
, Ata meeting ol‘ dil'vCIOI‘Si Of the.
‘Centl‘hl Wcompany. George C. )
Brown of France street. proprietor of.
. A‘ ricAvcnuc hotel. in New York
wy¢?~.was elected a director. andA
marten C.’ “Whitehead was elected ll
and vice-president to take the
rot T.’ K. Smith. Who resigned.
fan, Brown and Mr. Whitehead
prominent in the Norwalks. "Mr.
- ' has been connected with
. frrunt cognpany for seven! -
‘ . ’21:.“
W‘hft are the facts
speak in the . Norwalk Metho-
dist church tomorrow evening on “Im-
pressions of Euf'poe,” will take up this
Dr. Cadman knows Europe
familiarly, being English by birth, and
having spent many summers since he
The months“ of this 2st
to America in England or on the
walk who are interested in’Eii‘ropean
conditions will do well to hear Dr.
Cadman on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. ' "
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HOPE HOSE COMPANY FAIR
The second night of the annual fair
of the Hope Hose Company. No. 2,
which is being held at the Town As-
sembly hall was as successful as the
opening. There was a large attend»
anm- last evening and the booths were
well patronized. The dancing was
Dr. Cadmian can speak with the confl-Fgreatly eniOI'Ed-
dence of first hand knowledge.
Noi
A prize fox trot will be the feature
man can more clearly, vigorously and'of the entertainment at the fair to-
t‘orcefully present the case of the con-'
Itinent than he.
The Associated Press. is exclusively'
untitled to the use for publication of
n um v.
I \' ‘ fa‘ 32" . 1
Fifth Avenue an
night. It is expected that a large
'The people in Nor- l number will participate Ill the dance.
W
d139th Street, New You
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MYSTIC. Nov. ilk—Employee of the
Mystic ”Manufacturing Company who
have been Idle for several weeks be-
cause of lack of orders were notifK‘d
recontlyithat work would be resumed
provided a. cut of fifteen percent. was
acceptable to them. At a meeting 0"
the employcs Tuesday, it was voted not
to accept the cut.
SPRINGFIELD. Muss" Nov. 10.—
,The plant of the Hodges Fibre Carl?"t
Company was closed yesterday. fol-
lowing thc refusal of the 350 employ-
es to accept a cut of fifteen percent.
in wages which the management
states is the only way the plant can he
kept open.
Regularly 335.00
Reduced O $23.30
{Dent
16 inch top.
A three legged tabouret,
inches high, with 8 inch top.
Regularly $12.50.
Reduced to $8.30
'I A straight legged tabouret, 14%
inches high, with 8 inch top.
Regularly $14.75
A tabouret, bamboo design, with
square top; 20% inches high and
Regularly $50.00
Regularly $05.00
thurrd o $43.30
.19 Closing Out J‘flLE of
, TeakWood Ste. ”i—dS
a: 1/3 out
have taken our entire stock of Teakwcods‘ and have
reduced prices so as to replace the teakwood depart-
with an enlarged toy section.
table, chair and settee has been included in this all embrac-
mg event—from the modest 8 inch Teakwood Stand at $9.50
to the 44 inch stand at $95.00.
Substantially reduced. All the stands are hand carved and
have marble tops.
l
A few of the many useful pieces
12%
l
tagon shape top; 36 inches high .‘
and 13 inch top. '
Reduced to $9.80 Regularly $45.00 “
‘ Reduced to $30.00
A" stand with straight legs and ob-
long top; 31 inches high; top 16 b)“ ’
12 inches. Regularly $20.00
Reduced to $33.30
We advise an
early selection, as
there are limited numbers
of some of these stands and they
should be sold quickly at these prices.
Every stand, tabouret,
And every price has been
A stand, with straight legs and
square effect top; 30 inches high,
with -13 inch top. '
A stand with curved legs and oc—
chularly 860.00
Reduced to $26.65
O
i
J
Regularly $35.00
Reduced to $23.30
’, Reduced-to $13.30 . .
; Regularly $60.00
Reduced to $25.55 ‘
G ‘0. ‘D.’o
L__.-.‘__... “we...
Regularly S1875
Ram-(rd to $l2.50
._.. .. .1.
Fourth Floor , -
Regularly dunes ‘1
No Exchanges
Full
Valuer 59c yard
Sort Finish. Woven from Egyptian
' Pure white, "of superior grade-a.
’45 lnchegwlde. excellent guallt'y.
'41- 3'
BOSTON STORE
TOMORROW—THURSDAY
THE . GREAT
c—éSALE-e-99c
The Second Day of the Big Series
No Greater Values
Anywhere.
The Prices Tell the Sim}.
Domestic
Department
Amoskeag Outing Flannel
Highest quality—heavy, warm
aml strong. Plenty of good pal-
lerns to select from. Value 50c
“ 99c
3 3 ards for ........
Apron Gingham
Fast dye checks, standard qual—
ity. Value 29C vard. 99c
51,: yards for .....
Unbleached Sheeting
.‘l6 inchz-s wide. Firm quality. will
launder heavier.
Value 39c )HI'II
Huck Face Towels
5‘; )arils tor ......
\‘turdy. svrx it"‘Hllit' qualil)’A—~l'ml
lYOI'Ilt‘lF.
\':llll~* 39v mu h 990
l; lnl‘
.. .I.
Turkish Face Towels
“Uni-u strong. soil and absorbent.
\‘uhlr 513w I :H'h see
-i in."
Full Size Bed Sheets
Hit-:lt‘llc-d ~siantifll‘li
“'lll gi\n service
[Ila-l.» satislaclinn
$2 77» value lur, each
our
quality lilill
and Null»
$1.99
Gray Blankets
A slim'ml lot (it 50 pairs of good
prawn-at blankets. a medium
may wnh m-ul contrasting
lmr'drrs S6 ml min.“ 3 99
lor, pair ........... o
Superfine Berkeley Nainsook
l-‘ull yard “idc, made «it .srlcclcd
yarn. \‘nluc $7.00 $4 99
for, piece .......... I
36 Inch Dress Percale
High quality r-a
patterns that
laundering.
Vamp 390 yard
4 yards for ..........
wide.
will
range of
withstand
Heaving Outing Flannel
Splendid selection of patterns and
colorings.
Value 39c yard
. .
4 yards for .......... 99c
Fruit Of the Loom Muslin
Yard wide. Genuine quality.
Value 49c yard age
5 yards for ..........
Table Damask
widthmcxcellent
heavy and service giving. at-
tractive designs
$1.50 value for, yard . . 990
--——.—___§___
45 Inch Fruit of the Loom
Pillow Casmg’
99c
. 36 Inch Longcloth
quality,
2 yards for ..........
cotton yarn.
Value 59c yar ‘ 99
3 yards for .... n. c
/ 36 Inch Nainsook
perfect laundering and wearing
qualitiek. .a‘
' 99¢
Value 69c yard.
3 yards for ..........
White Chin'on Voile
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SUITS
Silk and Dress Goods Ho
36 Inch Black Dress Satin
40 Inch Crepe De Chine
All silk. was the .2208
(lilalil_\_ all colors,
l‘vglliill'
Serge
Thorough!) shrunken.
Brown. and .\:l\',\. \uw >:‘.w‘l_ , l”! .'
Tnmmmmv si 69
j..l:'vl ..... , .\. ._ I
- No.
54 Inch Mannish Serge . 13..
”ll .llli. lelli ‘lb(|}i;‘!‘li ;q 1H,]l'. ii I ‘ ‘ ' 'r
' ‘ il‘,’
l"0Y]lh x 53'", \.
Tun”) ‘gn'r. ..
quanta}
}ar:| a...
<r- ': \'. .':
lnniwl
Si .99
\ V'Hll \l
\. ‘ :-
Costume Velvet _
"' ' “' -..-\* :"lli lnuuvv hifll
("if”‘j' ""r’ "" "' " "W. ""“ Savory
\...t..
5a“! . $2.99 Sll'li
A \. I
lill ..
Black Lining Satecns
.‘mc quality. ‘- _\*:u\l% 990
lul‘ ..........
32 Inch Cordumy
'l‘hi~ t- ol l-spwimly "‘lk qualitv. up to
\ ‘il‘lllii'lt‘ color 51 29 for
;:.-l‘l, _\’<i ........ . I 814 ..
An ext-cllrnt quality )«vu [lilill
$3.00 for ()llv not any “WHO I', For
Tomorrow $1 49 with
yard .............. u
36 Inch Black Swiss Tafl'eta I .H -. .
Silk \x.: W
\Yas $3,230 )anl’. This i< .l log lm‘ .. h
gain.
Tomorrow $1 9 x (1
yard .. ............ o4 ROLn
Vulm
l'l‘l .
ll 1 :l i‘ k, ““1“, g;
lien
uscfurnishin 2‘.-
Aluminum Coll'mil 1;:
.\li rimnl \1‘1 '.’< u
0 ‘Cedar 0i] Mop
ii." it it
if“!
$1.25
Elam???“ ......... $1.49 . ..... $1.93
44 Inch All Wool “Wearwell ’ No. 9 All Copper mid-«i
Plated Tea Ket t1 cs
.....,.sz.99
9 Heavy Tin COP?”
ttom Wash Boilers
,,,,,$2.93
Aluminum Percolat ors
«‘ .53.
>1.- ll‘. l ‘
a c a
,. $c-»-
.DoublC Ranging. 7;.
$2.39
f‘i IIIY‘ “
IOU-Piece Decorated Dr}:
Sets
Chow" of I: q- .1«..ig .v
:‘jtf. H.) 5! ‘. ‘ -"A
()I'R
that is New and Desirable
~
DRESSES - ,
‘
DRESSES, - :
SHOWING
Dresses, ’Su1ts, Coal
and Skirts
Stand Supreme for Style and Quality.
Silk, Velour, Serge and Tricotine
\Vool Jersey Cloth
at $18.99
All Wool Polo Cloth
WOMEN’S COATS $18.49
All “WEEKS Plaid
.DRESS SKIRTS - at $12.89
0F
4.
5
All
in Materials.
, Colors and Models.
Seine Extraordinary Bargains for this Fur
Wool Serge and Silk
at $10.99
at $18.99
V§.;.
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"h Fir-WW ~
A hand knitting yarn of supreme
Shetland Floss
Knitting WorstEd
Minerva Knitting Yarns I{ugs
quality. The richest, most dis-
tinctive color range.
ball ......._.. ...... .. 290
Special Prices
. 49!:
All wool
heavy,
ban,........ .......
Germantnwn, Zephyr, silk mixed.
_ and theirs wool-..
oooN-noooo’o-
U"
59c ‘
oac
Valuelscyud
2 yards to} .....;’....
All colors
. s.
31W” -
, an
27x54 Axmjnster Rugs
loge, 87.00 value
tor ){fooloooc-o-oo-
v! window Shades
-Wh!te~and green only
31"") m ”fifth-orig!
and Draperies
pile race—close and
Solid patterns and color.
55.99
C.
89c :
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