Ilui dav. we will
‘ , Lrlganv FAcTs.‘ ‘
n of Some ‘tat‘omnta Regard.-
mrlca’l Proposed Iuildlng.
,, r Sentinel: , lit is understood
those wishing to defeat the ac-
cé of the gift hr 11 library build-
to‘ Darren from Mr. Caruegit have
_ o’ 11111111111 misstatements concern-
lg: 13 Carnegie Library of Norwaik.
he have unnounc ‘d that they have
“mitigated the com itlons of M1'.Car-
e’s silt and the working of the
uorirlulk Librruy under these condi-
0M
Ouncerniug this st‘atenrent it should
be known that neither the president
1101' any of the Library staff have been
untouched for into motion. As the
BB ‘0! statistics 111' kept. in the Li-
brat-y it Would therefore seem that no
oliielal information has been sought.
it has been stated‘ that the expense
0! running the instiiutlon in the new
building is costing the city much more
than under the old plan.
The truth is this: The city appro-
printer exactly the same sum and no
more for the Library than it did prior
" to, the installment of the books in their
”present home it is line that the three
" Rania of heating, lighting and jan-
not service together with some potty
“expenses, like repairs. have increased
' Andj'must be paid out of the income.
, 111111 over against this must, be placed
vthese facts: The lylbrnry was forced
wove four times in seven years he,-
' use, it- conlinunllyioutgrew its quar-
tero’, or beaausc. the owners of the
. stores used wanted their property for
more lucrative tenants. so the cxpcuso
of moving' and the rent of library
, quarters luusl be lakcu into account.
Also, there is not now a store in Nor-
wulk which would accommmlute the
1
present number oi‘ books ami leave any ‘
room for visitors to say nothing of fu-
ture needs, so some, measure for own-
ing a building would have been even-
llally necessary. it is also true that
the three items of boating. lighting and
janitor service will not for a long time
increase. in this connection it may
he noted that slur-1' acquiring two fine
reading-rooms, the .l.ibrary 111111111141“
ment has been able Io open thcsc on
Sundays and holidays. supplying ihc
Sunday papers. Notwithstanding the
increased expense the Library has also.
Purchased 2,574 11cw books beside giv-
ing the Bodlcy (‘luli service for two
yeara,‘thls being equal to the addi-
tion of 2.500 books. slur-c it has occu-
. pied the new building. This is in
advance of what it was able to do un-
der the old conditions.
it has been stacd that thc pcoplc are
not lnterested in the liibi'ary bccuuse
"1t 11‘: out of the center of llrc city, in
answer to this attention is callcd to
the fact that thc yisils lravc i111-r1-ascd
‘ 28.261 in the Ilircc Wars of occupancy
Po the convenience at people employed during
liDAY EVENlNGS UNTIL 8 P M
H NORWALK SHOE CO.
‘ Locked on abroad Earployu Rudy
‘ to Arbitron.
The most important event in the
lookout of the freight. handlers, Iailey-
‘lnen and freight house clerks. former
.ly employed by the New Haven road
in New Haven, was the arrival here to.
day or P J. Fiaunery. international
keep open WEDNESDAY and
Nut Minot Rates. ,
BOSTON. ‘May 9.4The Supreme
lOdKfl. New England Order of Proton-
tion, which was in session in this 11in .
yesterday. considered 1A report or 11
special commit , which hall been in
conference with he insurance 11.11111...
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDINo.
.
S censors to F. D. LYON 1% CO., ‘1
1
South Norwalk
FAVORS CHEMICAL ENGINE.
A South Norw-lkm Taxpayer atronily
Commend- the Project.
Editor Evening Sentinel ,
Dear Sir: -ln noting the proceed
lugs of a meeting held by our City
Council Monday night last. I cannot
withhold from expressing my grail
tude towards them for the able mau-
11111 in which they supported the ap-
peal made by our Fire Department,
through their acting chief George W
Rogurdus, for a combustion chemical
and hose wagon.
it manifests that we have at last.
men of good, sound judgment in our
Board of Council.
111 my estimation a combination
chemical and hose wagon is as essen-
tial to our city. as three meals a day
is to a fireman. The good work a,-
1-.on1plished by our volunteer fire dc
partnreut speaks for, llscll‘, considering
the facilities they had to workvwllh.
Take. for instance. recently. A fire
broke out in the factory of Austin and
Grow, in Water street.‘ Fifteen mlu
pics had elapsed before an alarm of
tire was given, handicapping our Dc-
partnrent to the extent that the factory
was beyond control when they arrived
on the scene.
Though we deeply regret the total
destruction of the plant. nevertheless
we cannot say otherwise than corn-
mend the llopartrncut especially the
Host: Company. in saving the adjuccut
buildings from destruction. ‘w .
A paid New York lire 1111p. rr'tnrcut, in"
my opinion, couldn‘t have done any
bclicr under the circumstances than
did our volunteers that 111c1uorablc
evening. I will say right herc today
that every chip of the. llcpartmcut
block is a fighter. ,
'l‘bcret’ore rcalizr. fellow citizens.
what it would cost you ll our com-
pnulcs should disband tomorrow and
any to ,\o11.v1'1: have voluulccl'ed our
scrviccs long cnougb. lot the city pay
thcir lire departmcut. Would it not.
cost the Inxpai 1:111 ruucb morc than it
does today to be ,i'uotcc lcd against that.
drcnricd 1-vil Iliicl.’
’Ihcn sustain your Council at next
Monday nights mowing. Vote for the
combination chemical and bosc wagon.
if you‘re a married man tell your
wilc that you arc going to thc incul-
iug to cast a vote for Ike iircuicn and
shc. won‘t object. if you don‘t own
your own house you ccrIuinly own
what guns to furnish it. it might, be
your turn noxt to call on tho Iircmcu.
who arc always ready and willing to
assist any hour_ (lay or night.
To the factory owucrs cspccinlly i
will 11111111: 11 special appeal. rcqucsling
that tlu'y usc cvcry cl‘lorl towards tl11'
lllllVI'lllOlll, and il’ nor-cssru'y :rsk thclr
cmployccs to uttcnd Ihr- r'lty rum-ting
111-111 Monday night and role for Il11»
1"l11'mi111l cuttinc. ['111' toiy ow'ucrs. 1'1'
of the new building. Ilrc books girl-u
out having lilt'rr'usud 8.3113 and tin
number of peoplc who takc books has'
increased 1.5711 thci‘c luring now lost:
names on 1111- rcglslraliou list
It is said llrat ihc pcoplc :11'1' pm in
terested in 1111» Library bcnum- Ihcy
did ‘not build it As Ml.(‘1uucgi1-'s'
site was $20IlllIl and ”iv cillzcus l1:1\',1-
Sllbscriped $14221! including Ihc
Norwalk has rcry ucur'ly cquallcd .\l1'
Carnegie s gill. ercu Ibc auditorium
on the first floor is iinishcd in duc limo
there will be enlarged opporluullics
tor usefulness. some opportunity 1111
revenue ,aud 11 still largrr gift from
, citizens. It may be '11id. just Tlt‘ll
‘ that in a very 1:111:11 uumbcr of 11111111
_ a city in enter to 11111111 Ihc (nudilions
3, of Mr. Car'm-gic. has llt'l'll obliged to
purchase a site and has dour: so will-
lngly. while this N111 11.1lk did not ban:
If othe above :11: not l‘illlll docs not.
deem convincing wc luv ll1~ auyouc who
thinks the Library. is not usI-d and
appreciated to pay it 11 visit 11111111 limo
when the High 81. bdol pupils arc busily
Working ovcr the 1 rulercucc hooks.‘
onus people and .old in.- drawing
‘ka and reading the pnpt-l‘s and Ibr-
many children 1111' authored in their
W11 POOR].
NOR“ Al Kl" ll.
wwfl.‘
» PICTURES or: THE sums.
BAMFRANU 1'11 0 111.11 a ------ '1'11. 111..
Ml Corps of the Unit”) Stun s \1'1'111' i1:
(photographing Sun. Francisc'os ruins
drain bullmllk AI H‘t'lll'H ol pi(-,Iur'1-s
I! being taken. to bc kcpt on lilc by
the War Depru't11rc‘ui,lu Wnslrirunon.
Several liundl't'd )ll‘llllt'H have al
ready been lukcn 0T Ibc dill‘cr'cul build'
and an 1111ch scul lo1 thrcc b:-Il
I so that 11 1- illililt'lc lllilltllfllllllli
1:111 i11- bud
ONATE $50.
1‘;tl~"'|ill11'. i, i). ii.
it!“ held last cyenlrm. 111 which Ibo
ton degree w: 11 workcd on three
"111 voted to douutc
'Inclnco rt-licf 1111111.
11111111 luicuds 1o
1t. purpose
RED MEN C
infirmity; or ill
ylhlug about palm
"i should think i
1 hit wall in select sht'lt'l V: "l
‘ a wait '1' to pay my way
collogo.'hi1'ago Record
l
2 Value of
will
Tl)i.\ ‘
plied for. getting for Ihc um i
any hoopla put oi! saving. thinking they will open 11 savings
as they get 350 or $100.
0 starts with a single dollar and a firm rich-1' urination
t BEOUMRLY usually makes a big success of savluu. We
open no dull with a dollar because it indicates that the do
loold 3 more to the tutors than the present.
11111111111111 helps make the dollars pile up.
1111- mbrr this is your (misc and thc pr-o
Eposiriou should iutcrcst 1011.:1nd the
l1uiploycrwol‘yr'1111 fat ltlllt'H should also
Ila-:w iu mind that oltcuiimcs thcit
1:11.11] and Tllllll‘l' is uI Il11' worry of
Erin: lr‘il'c lh-pul'trur'ui,
Let. c.1cl1 aud- crc1y cillzcn show his
ic'olors 111111 Monday night
lot the mic oclipsc anything 1:\"c1
lwilucssod in 'llic. Norualks and 11111111-
iiimus in liner of our splendid roluu
:t 11-1' l"ir1-' licpurlrucut
i Respectfully.
l (‘l'l‘lZl'li‘ AND PROPERTY OWNER.
| mm___._.,-_.--..~
THE PROSPECTOR.
.l\’11 tr'i.1l,1l1ui points the easy way.
Appl-als unto his tlrclcss fcczl
llI' socks the 1'II"',."1:d 11nd 1doping, fields
1“ 111-11' pruuitc pcaks and .1an cloud."
11111111
il'iis carupiliro glcarus from Ilmbcr line,
And thcre, far from our qulct hearths.
Hi dreams on what Iomorrow holds.
lAud sous gold in his pipc's Illiu
wrcaths.
His bed is on his burrn's buck.
,liier 1111'Ir'id1111 bcll 11111111 l'urnlslr moat,
!l1'l.1 homo is lli‘illll whair'vcr slur
| ilu- god oi 111.1111'1'11 has lurcd his loci:
illis slct‘l, that ('liuks against the rock.
IM _\ 111 to human Joys or woos.
I‘ll‘ll‘ who shall lcll whirl moons of po-
wcr,
I i" It tiny
I hnmmcr' shall disclose?
lAud so he niovcs, ‘galusi bnclmround
Villil.
IA-huui for that which hc calls M'cultlr.
Il‘ urouscious that his rlIhl-sr liud.
i:l.~ in his own aboundinu hcnltli
l)cuvc1' chublicun.
i "And yourc not uurrricd after all
lilo-111» ,vcar's'!‘
‘No" r'cpiicd Il11-- old bm'hvlor'
’trlcnd whom ho had not soon for a
limit: time. "i don't scum to have any
:iuc. k. Hut 1‘ 1'1: started on a now plan.
1 bouuht an aid to c'oruishlp yeah-1'-
ldny"
\ou 111111111 to Ill] 1111» Ihut you‘d
'l‘ollow one of those absurd hooka.‘
"Rooks. nothing. Mll’ltiH nil lllllnllln
bile."
"Do you thins,r outing late at nIuhI
‘hurls you?" ”Wcll it rather depends
Ion the size of the 1'heck"-~’l’1)w'n and
Country.
l
11 Beginning.
president“. at the Freight 1111111111111
1
has. in a measure cripped the move-
ment of height on the New Haven
11d. lie stated that the area were ready
inlon.
In 111111111111; 01’ the trouble which ‘111entol‘the state for the purpose othe-
cominx familiar with the Massachu-
setts laws, under, which the order do-
rlves its clrerterd The recent altera-
tions In the state laws will not Rift-cl.
the table of rates of the organization
which has 11 membership in New E111;-
lund or nearly 15,000
Supreme Warden i-ieui'y Mauser, of
Auburn. Me. presided. The reports of
the supreme officer's showed 11 more
prosperous condition than over before.
The total number of initiations during
the year was 5.471. The 1111111 @8667,-
000 was distributed in dcpth‘beuellts.
ANGLO-TURKISH DISPUTE.
CONS’l‘AN’l‘lNOPl.l§. Muy 9.~-l~‘rc
fluent conferences have been held dur-
ing the last few days between the
members of the cnblnt in connction
road so for as New Haven ls concerts
lo go back to their Jabs, but not to
work Sundays.
Mr. Flunuery said:——-'
“Our man are ready Io go back to,
work. We do not desire to cause the
public any inconvenience and stand
ready to submit to the arbitration at
any and all or our grievances This
situation has been forced upon us by
the company because our men would
not work last Sunday The conditions
uudcr which many of the member of
this organizationtlmvc worked Were
quite uulwacable. 'l‘hey‘ wot u asked to
labor until 8 and it o clock many nights
and were expected to spend the Sub-
it was stated at. 11 meeting of the
freight handlers this morning that. the
men were about to appoint a commit-
tee to call on the oliiclals ol’ the com-
pany. it would not be surprising if
they attempted to get an interview
with President Mclleu and probably
the latter would rc1 oivc thc1n,us he
has the reputation of being always
ready to meet cmploycs ol’ the coin-
puny who think lhcy have not been
given 11 square dcal.
will decide to pursue. The general op-
inion. however, is that the Turkish
troops will evacuate 'l‘abuh before the
British ultimatum expires.
“it's love that makes the world go
’rouud." said the old-fashioned soull-
111crrtulisl.
“No," answered Miss Cayenne.
rucrcly nmkcs some people so dizzy
that they think the world is some
Ihc .iaultor"\l’ushingion Star.
The Paris Chill and Suit Horn:
33 South Main St., South Norwalk.
'A Remarkable Sale of
Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists
Sale will be the most intensely in lowering ever hold This announce-
ment. is fraught with greatest intcr'csr because of its timcllucss and because
of the character of the gurmcnts lurolrcd. 'l‘hoy 111'1- not the result ol‘
a hurried, slipshod work from sonic 111 unul‘uciurcr anxious to rid himself of
Silli-‘k- 0" U“? contrary. (‘l’i‘l‘l' Rill'lllcui is the product oi our own skillcd
organization, quuisltcly tullor'cd and linisbcd. (Ionic as curly as possible.
as they will go quick. ‘
"l1
1.111llcs' Stills. formcr' pricc $17.00. this epic ........................ $8.98
iardles’ Suits. former price $23.00, this 1211111 ........................ $12.50
Ladies Suits $3.100, this sale ........................... .. ........... $21.75
Lndics‘ Suits $001111, this saic .......................... I ........... $23.00
COATS
Almost Given AWuY
$111111 (‘ovcr'l (‘ouls ............. $3.98
$9.00 (‘m'cr't Coats ............. $5.98
Sl‘ll’rd (‘ovcl‘t (‘ozri‘s ............ $7.434
$1.100 (‘overt (.‘1111t.:,111ust go at. $9.ll8
$31100 Covert ( 11.113; must go at. 31 Hill
$20.00 Silk and l'ougcc Coats, must
{:0 at ...................... $12.50
$30.00 Silk and l’ongcc (touts .1 $17.98
0
5| 1| I
$5.00 Brilliantlnc Skirts ........ $2.48
$8.00 (trey ’lilh‘llllll ............ $1.1m
$10.00 Chilton Pumuua ......... $7.98
$18.00 Frcuch Volllc Skirts $12.05
WAISTS.
Our Wuisla cunnoi l1c bcnlcn. Our prices for this epic of White
licmstltchcd Wuisls, worth $1.00. formic. ~ Home soon as
quick. We carry the laracsi slot k in The Norwalks.
Pllcos-1lilc 1911,3151; 11111» $1211.31 1:. s1 .5, :1. 1111 3-213,
They are positively sold at double ull ovei this town.
convinced.
they will go
(ionic and be
A BACK VIEW
of our three-button Sack Suit which
‘1 gives overwhelming evidence as to our
‘1 leadership in READY TO WEAR clothing
SUITS, $1510$25.
‘ 11 11111 3121131111 11151111 or 111.1. 011151191
Fabricks of Quality. assisted by
', Skill in Making. and Perfection in Trim-
: ming, places it AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. BLOTHIER MATTER. FURNIOHIH1y1,‘
't
rings Bank,
rmnwmrm on. not Nor-walk. 11111111.,
lib Washington It.
Batiste and Lingerie Lawn. 250 to 691:
.OsteOpalhy
.‘etlpatlon. or some chronic disease. and
hiteDressGoodS
W11 are showing an endless vurlriy ol‘ \Thiie Wash (loads,
0
All the latest weaves from furnish and domestic
manufacturers. . ‘
Sbccr India Linens in all uuulllics l-‘uucy Mcrccrlzvd. stripes and filg- Fancy lllmilics, stripes“ and.
' ..... 81: to Mic 111"» 11c Io doc shocks ..... i......diil;;fic to .3511
1" ---------------- 1 i ' 1: , 1. 1 111 slot'l‘. ‘
Pt‘l 11km Lawns, foreign and domcs- . “H“ ”mm“ W“ 1111 ‘ 25c to $1.51)
tic ............. 120% to .100 130W“ SWN- Mllfillili' - IZ‘AC-io- 05“ '
A special showing of Fine Embroid-
Naiuaook. tint: and sheer. 120% to the med Waist Patterns .. $1 00 to $3. 50
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
bath In the freight houses. These long with the Anglo'l‘urklsb dispute. A11 Go, 1 Patio 1”, , 30 wt S'oa . 20
hours gave them little if any time omclal or the Foreign Oiiice today had Mop‘s CO;I1I;IPI:(:00tllH """" 13c hiiiir‘ulpiivihh‘ 13.31111}. ““““ This” ng p . '
with their families and we did not a long hum-v.0“, with Sir Nicholas ero‘Car-pot. Bca‘t‘c‘r‘s“ ----------- loo Nickel Tea Kettles ‘0 11' Quart Milk Bolles , ,,,,,,, ,, 750.1”,
“mm.“ “gm “N“ “m 1111111111111: ‘0‘" 0mm" "he 111111.111 a'""““““‘}'7']}’"" 'l‘nrk l’ullcrs ‘ ' """"" 5c Copper Bottom Boillu'sm‘ 95c PintMllk 130111.111 .5111:
polled to work all the time, lor't c bay 11p to the present there are no n1 ca 1 “0 . """ T: """"""" ‘ 1 . ,, .1 " ' """ 11k 'ooms do
they are now getting.‘ lions to “MW the course the Porto (o n (‘lolhos Lines .111 .1 packages iollet Puptr locini B1
TRISTRAM .81'HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
.
‘illl-‘l ii lilllllll l8 l1
Alli BAN th
Special for the balance of this Week.
Tailor Made SUits
at closing out prices. ,
Great‘reduction in all Ready to wear departments.
H. KRIEGER 8- (30..
West Washington St.
Miss l’ole——M:1y (ioodloy has becul TIPS IN A NEW PLACE.
recommending hcr drcssmaker wry, 1 ”0“. 11111 'l17'" asked nu. tired shop-
highly to me. lpcr ot‘ the Tired shopglrl.
Miss Pcppry~ ch you really should] 1' "‘” dollars “'1“
l cents.‘
I20 “’ h" . ' J l The shopper handcd her a $5 bill.
Mi“ l’i’lt‘wml 5'0“ think 90’ "Thank you for waiting on me so
Miss Peppry-ch, iudccd! she‘s so putlcntly,‘ she said “Will you please
clcvcr shc can platonic very plainest ““0" the ('hill‘E‘”
ABOUT UNCLE- PEOPLE
(it all the uncle people
That come to visit us.
The best of all is Uncle Sam,
Because he makes no (use.
He doesn't say: "Come here new.
.llm,
And telhme what you've learned."
And ask '.bout titty questions
TH] 11 poor boy 1'. head is turned.
seventy-live
,, . . ~ ,_ ,1 The look of surprise and apprecla-N , __
this look quite nict. Philadelphia tion on the m1,” tum. was worth many NT‘leghg': Sifighge‘jdmslggte this
WW“- tlmcs thc amouul, though she almost You upon that flit cents would ha
"The sclcutist says born that ihc forgot in her amazement to-murmur 0! any so to YOlT'?"
cuilhquakc wave traveled around the! "l‘hank 1V0“
And maybe i say, quick as scat,
globe live limes and took only four "N“ ldnnt ”0 ll oltcn' 35“" “l9 “W11 .11 1 The woul e"" ‘
hours 1111. 111p." . ““09"“ t0 ""1 111.5111! 3" ‘hPY'hW‘i-‘d Well! ryr yo‘ii 11.111131111133113 T111911.
','Wcll we can all be thankful that smilingly 1|th.“ It might easily be- You simply don’t know me.
it didn't slop at an) of tho way stu (hum? an alumnibutilldlellgillkln (mill?
tions."-Cleveland Plain Dealer. W 19“ “"m" “ "0 ’4 “ ‘3'“ a ‘3“ S
to wait 1111 me well. especially when ‘ “Senailnleo'l‘ohlhnglqgcln’Ihgr'oss the
....,... — - . she looks llred-amd unhappily the ulc- aisle“ ‘
DON'T FORGE THE .151 oncs often do look 11... most tired, "1'61. 1.1119 to know her’V'
\thu i think how nuiny tips i am lair-
ly forced to give up to waitrrs it is a
relicl to place a low. cents where i
really like to"
"it isn't such bad economy either"
mused l1crfrien1l.“l’or We. womtn
consume 11 lot. of time waiting
for 1.'l1ange.“~~Ncw York Sun.
“They say." said Mrs. Oldcaello.
"that there is a blot on the Mlgglcson s
cscutc heon.‘
"erl" rcpllod hm hostess. as she
flung her ropc of Maria over the back
of a chair. "i ain't surprised. l‘ve ul-
wnya told Josiah that i'd rather have
brand-new things in the house than
any oi the old stuff they get. in these
It‘gllan castles."~(1blcago R0('()T(T'H(,'l'-
fl .
"No. thank you. l-iandsomc but she‘s
wearing.”
“Yes. She made it. herself.”
Grand Upening
OF.
':-Oentral Hotel and Gates
FRIDAY EVENING.MAY11TH.
Music by Full Orchestra
FROM 2 TO 5 AND 6 TO 10:30.
ALL KlNDS 0F REFREBHMENTS.
J. OMEGA. Prdp. ‘
“Eh! introduce me, please. "—Clevc-
land Plain Dealer
Sale of Men sLPants
all this week.
Worth $2.50, $1.511. 113.00, 12.00.
14.00. $2.50.
"1 tour that I shall not be able to
attract. much attention" said the
new congressman.
“Don't worry." 'unswercd Senator
Sorghum; “in this era of accusations
and luvestlgatous it is sometimes a
luxury not. to be notlcc1i.”Wushlnr;
1011 Star.
It you are troubled with chronic. con-
you are tired of taking drugs, It will
pay you to try this drugless treatment.
”Who knows what becomes of all
the had little boys, ” 1111ka the Sunday
school superintendent. "Who can tell
”111.. .
"i know,” piped out the red bended
boy. "They no in Pittsburg and be-
come millionaires."
Women have a. notion that it ill on. *
ladyiike toleook lain. twain shop when .
Consultation Fru.
Dillon,
12 Isaac Place, Norwalk, Conn.
' Phone, mac-é.
Treatment Administered by
H
Norwalk Chronicler