hm
mm H. Wilda!»
M iii and dill Tuesdays of
v—July and August as-
8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
mdially invited. Thaddeus
1!. 2. Robert M Wilcox.
.No. 52,001!"- Eastern Star
Mason! :2 Building, South
,3d and ill: Wednesdays I
month—July and August as-
1: 45 o’.cloclt All mom
0. E. 8. cordially invited.
Becker, W. bi. Mrs. his
I "“fl“fi"n‘ ——
man or warns.
the completion, at a cost 'of
100.000. of the new filter for
‘ filly“ loath Norwslk, the water
ystsm becomes a much more
f {dosh/ct to the citizens of this
is'one of the mesh notable
masts made in recent years,
‘ worth should be appreciated
divans Who makes use of the.
view of the additional value
at and its increased cost of
lion under the new conditions,
i as everyone to exercise care
ttlng water to run to waste;
imputation by the water com-
wars shows that three times as
wtter is allowed to run out into
island Bound as is necessary for
residents of the district supplied
it) the water service.
”With good. clear water which will
assured by the use of the filter, it
'91] be unnecessary to allow the water
run for several minutes in order
' t the small amount needed for
‘7 . hold use. The water commis-
anus and the special filter commit-
‘ ‘ are to be congratulated on the suc-
fui teiyinination of their efforts to
W South Norwnlk water second to
other place in the state.
rue most original scheme yet' ro-
I is that of a Chicago man, who,
to take the temperance pledge,
, two. When It was discovered
he was drinking again, and be
taken to task, he explained that
pposod it was all right to break
imam pledge. so ion: as he dldu' t break
fittest!“
HONIV FOR ADVERTISING.
(New London Day. i
liars you ever thought of it that
which a man Is sick—v. hon he is not
min money—is exactly the time
when cannot afford to hire a doc-
‘ f you haven't, you ,have probably
I”!!! a merchant advance an exactly
similar doctrine about nuwiisiug
Thir- are merchants who figure that
lit “doll than." when mom-i is not
it” to “at. they cannot afford iu
Wit advertising space.
[this is any essential difference
' a!“ those two ideas, wherein does
Of doom. most men realise—when
am else except the subject of no
la Involved—that at a time
Is yis no time
about whether or not it can
rdsi‘l. " list, as to advertising
, W lien imagine that none of the
' not business apply to that.
‘ W also so effctosliy lines up
t business men in con-
Incompetent ones as this
. matter of advertising. When
" m ”M" and money ”easy."
‘ l merchants advertise liberally
it is necessary to store pm
and srowth. The loss capable
ts advertise more or loss lib
accordins to the mood of the
I merely to "be In the swim."
the "pinch" comes and
We let. a lltls scared at
and Inc’lnod to "s tain'psdo'
any lock 0 human limp that
. lambda aloha-obs capable
. tans It s opportunity. sets his
Mat loss liars law as a s
ill ill 10 lost
spacer pubiioity in times of
and, am Ho mass.
sistesraorsoaitihaaail
combined.
... outfall ill... it Ill
blister“.
. VI. WITH A MIMI.
w
. . derail Faye hr W
catholic lilies
. m '.
A.” .
tails-aide nihilitinp' Booth
‘ tortillas his ally. his depend. ls
. ' Milli
’” ' out oli'hs twice as Mast
"i as its west into it
baking results.
‘ lililii illllllllil illlili liillli ill lllllilllllilllIlllllllillllllllllllllilli lllllllllilllili
Celebrated for Its purity and perfect
For thirty years the
choice of the most particular enoks.
"all films SiPElllllll put it put pap trim of bits.
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‘ WHY »PEOPLI WANT TART.
(By Walter J. Ballard).
. The people. want William Howard
' 'l'aft for President because he is an
American through and through.
The peepié want 'i‘aft because, when
he is called upon to face a public ques
tion or a public duty, he does not ask.
“Will it pay are politically to to this.
or not do that?" but, on the contrary,
his guiding thought is "What shall i
do with this question. or this duty. in
the best interest of my country?" Find
in; for himself the answer to that seifu
sacrificing, patriotic question, he acts
accordingly.
The people want Taft because he has
successfully performed every public
duty which has been intrusied to his
charge, since that day In January.
1881. when he ileceimi his unit public
appointment, as assistant prosecuting
attorney for Cincinnati. 0.
The people want Taft because of his
successful organisation of the Philip
pine Civil Commission his adminisira
tion of the islands and his adaptation
thereto of American forms of govern-
ment; his missions In those islands to
various divisions of nailvos and their
paciflcation; his vigorous upholding of
the flag and the submission thereto of
the insurrectos; his support of Anteri-
can education for the people of all
ranks. classes. conditions and creeds;
his fearless advocacy then and since
and now of the rights of the Filipinos
to equal treatment under our laws
The people want Taft because they
realise that. the success of his mission
to the Vatican regarding our purchase
of the friani' lands in the Philippines.
is all the evidence required to prove
that he possesses diplomatic ability of
the highest orderusuch diplomatic
ability. strengthened by experience, as
will be needed by whoever shall be
President of this great, nation of ours.
in the years of international anxiety
and American responsibility which are
before us. .
The people want. Taft
when but recently. revolution threat-
ened our great trade and investment
interests in Cuba. he hurried down
there, and by diplomacy and candor
averted the catastrophe. inducing the
malcuntcnts on both sides to accept
provisional government at American
bands; under'whlch government the
island ls [roomful and prosperous.
The people want Tali. because.
though vigorously urged by President
Roosevelt to accept a seat for life on
the beach of the Supreme Con t of the
United Slates-the most hi, Iy re~
spectoti Judit-Isl body in the world—lie
remained true to his promise to the
people of the Philippines that he would
not. leave them until civil government
was ilrmly established.
The people want 'i‘uft because when
the hood arose. mainly in the interest
of speedy construction of the American
Panama Canal. be accepted the great
odlco of Secretary of War, and by per
sons! visits to Panama. by the optima
of"red tape." by care in letting con-
tracis and buying supplies. be Is puth
lay the work to expected completion at
a cousiderabl earlier dsie than ap-
peared possibio before the work came
under his charm.
The people want Taft because he is
a man in every sense of the word: a
man when word is his band: a man
who impresses his vlrile manhood u
on other man: a man whose work It
never done while there Is any of his
watchword is duly; a man whose aim-
a patriotic cltlsso: a man who Is loved
by all who know him. feared by all
his risliimmii stats. and
when
prugmil who have watched and .
lstudlod it s will . 4
u-unfih-n—n—u—n
IUIIOUIH' HO“! PIOTIOTI.
shim Is Uri
W
o'sino' M“. All?"
”will:
llosssaafnaslsi
street. but stibsrsausst ofiisvss'
counsel. mil «smaller
want over hm“. '
ammonia
because ‘
country's work to do; a man whose -
pie creed is "My God. my country. my 2
party and my noisbbori" a man who .
is a true husband. a snail father. and :
Mt amiss John :
own." I‘
was to have boss s hast-Isa before the ;
modesty commissioners resist-day aims »
the of Proucnilaa ;
revocation of the ,
Ham on Middle ~
SUBLETB ROTON POINT.
Aiming .i. Ornith Will Not’ Conduct
Pleasure Resort This Year.
The Birdzeport standard yesterday
printed the following:
Captain Aiming .I. 8mlth. of this
citkhaa sub leased Roton Point. at
Rownyton, to (3. L Christianseu of
Lowell. Mass“ who is now getting the
resort into shape for the approaching
season.
Sundays this season as the new man
agement intends to have It so. He is
experienced in the amusement bust.
ness, and has a number of improve-
Incuts under contemplatwion
Captain Smith will run his fleet of
seven vessels as usual. lie Is now
running a freight line with the steam-
cr Edna May, purchased from Andrew
itadcl, from New York in Casey is-
land. ills barges Isabel land Andrew
M. Church have been chartered by a
large number of organisations and in
Iilviduals for the summer.
PARIS WORKMEN FOR EIGHT
HOUR DAY.
PARIS. April 30. -—Althoush the gen-
eral Federation of [arbor has summon-
ed the Socialist workmen and trades
unionists of all classes to quit work
tomorrow to participate in uicotlnirs
in favor of an eight hour day. the
May day demonstration In Paris prom-
ises to be less Impressive this year
than usual. Troops will be stationed
at the various rallying places of the.
"’The Point" will be “'dry" ‘
workmen to prevent disorder.
“Ceres
Telephone
1 Sale
We include in our sale all kinds of Cereals. It will be worth
. while to look at our display and see if there is
anything in our line we can serve you.
Call ass-a.
win the prize
first machine that will remain in the
air for ilftoo'n minutes
Seenndmostsn
Friday. ,, ~‘Ba'rgain Day
“DOUBLE BARGAINS” fur Tomorrow.
Two articles for the price of one.
egular $1 Value at 500
mastitis, doesn't it? But manufacturers and lobbers have been
forced to ii—tbsym must raise
GAIN «MW Oil EVERY DOL,
andtllislstheresult.
RS' WORTH YOU BUY HERE TOM RROW.
We lose solids and you
AEROPLANE EXPERIMENTS.
PARIS. April 30. ”Henry Farmnn.
M. Delagrango. M. Bleriot and other
aeroplane experts are making daily
experiments at issy ncar Paris in an
effort to break
h other' a records to
82.000 offered to the
special Sale.
BROOMS
2 5 C each
H. E. Mead&Co
232 EAST AVENUE.
Telephone 990.
. A full line oi VEGETABLES obi. in my.
Remember all goods sold here comply with the Pure Food Law.
Louis J oseloff
7: North Main Street
Even Soil—imam with all his wisdom.
never succeeded in handing friendly
advice to a woman.
I-
123/3: AND 150 WASH 03835
000.30 Ugo.
Everythlnxhat that is new in Wash
eons. is shown for tomorrow s
x. All the desirable col- '
and neat effects. Resu-
isl' 1375c and tile goods on sale
’ Friday ................ sage vs.
10o PACKAGE ENVELOPEI. 5c.
“Our Special" Linen Envelopes.
package of twentydlvc, best
grade. the value. Friday .. 6c
25o Emanciosaso amen cot.-
Laas. ids.
and Embroidered Linen Counts.
in lavender. blue, pink. navy
and green stripe. Regular 25c
value. Friday ........ the
m. --.....M.................—. . M... u”...—
$1.00 WRIST BAGS. 65¢.
Iit-athor Wrist or Hand Bags.
best grade leathers. in black,
1200 LONG IILK GLOVES, 31.19.
Double Finger Tipped. 16 button
length, all aim, black, white,
tan. are: golden brown.
This is the celebrated “Kay-
ser" Gloss. , Never before sold
at this low. price. on sale for
Friday only.
39c WOMEN! GAUZE LIOLE
H002. 20c
Hermsdorf dyed, i'uil fashioned
foot. extra elastic. We value.
Friday
svssc'
606 VEIL OR Tl! Pills. 25c.
The"'l)oran" Rolled Gold Plate.
perfectly smooth lluisb back,
miaranteed for one year. Will
not tarnish or break. On sale a
Friday ................ . . . . . 256
2's: access no GALLET soars.
. 9c OINGHAMO. 5c.
Apron Ginghammvery also Cher k
and all odors Now selling In
many wholesale houses at blade.
Here Friday 5c Yd.
”a LIGLE 800KB. 17c.
Men‘s Super Quality ‘Blaok
Gauze Lisle Socks, Hermsdorf
dyed, linen spliced sole. 39c
value. Friday . ......... 17c
lsc‘DREOS SHIELDG. 9c.
“Kilncrt's” Light Weight Dress
Shields, sizes 1 to 3. Usual
price 15c. Friday 9c Pr.
50c DRESS 00008. 25¢.
36 inch Wide Dress Goods, big
assortment. neat, pretty mix-
tures and all wool. Friday
only ........................ 25c
756 OIL STOVES, 57c.
‘ browns, greens tans. t-fm , 17" Two Burner, 'l‘in Tank Oil
pin-m» fitted, solid frame. (In Violet or Sandal Wood Soap, the Stoves. Regular 750 Will"?-
aalo f-‘ridav ............... 65c usual 25c value. Friday 17: Friday ................. 57c
25c CARPET HEATERS. 15c. 15c KETTLE8.9¢. 250 WATER FAILS» 15:.
Billion CMWl BMW”. usual 2 Quart Tin Tea Kettles always 12 Quart Galvanized iron Water
price 250. Friday ....... 15¢ sold at the. Friday ......... 9c Pails. Friday .............. 15c
EXTRA.
i“:
EXTRA. '
A FOUR- HOUR WAIST SALE.
$1.00 'White Lawn Waisls, 590
We have just twenty-five dozen oi these Wallis for tomorrow's selling. As many
people cannot get out in the morning. and the quantity is limited, these Waisls will
only be on sslciroin 2 until 6 p. in. All sizes and every good style that has
ever been shown at SI. 00. Here Tomorrow at
.59c
0
393051011 Stone
FORCE. the great health food. per pkg. ..... . ........................ llc
KELLOOG‘G TOASTED KORN FLAKES per pkg. ......... 9c. 3 pkps. 25c
PUFF RICE. tit. light food, per pkg. ...................... 9c, 3 pkg. 25c
PET‘I’I-IOHN FOOD whole wheat Italics. 2 pkps. ..... . ................ 25c
SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT, special, per pkg, ........... llc
FLAKED on MALTO RICE. 2 pkgs. ........ . ............. . ........... 26°
PAW-NEE OATS. a toy prize in each pita, 3 page. ...... ' .......... 25c
’ Base
all
GOO
W. A. Briggeriuan’ s
South Norwaik
s aInna-sons-Isl-II-I-angnuqc-alasossnon-a‘s‘s‘s‘u“a”-‘sa-ass
Pink Slam Offers
~ Collect them and gel premiums is rem that so “ill"
g for your hosts.
1 to Stampswithilh.VoryBolt'I‘un............. ..... .soo
. to Stamps with l lb. t‘sncy No.2 'l‘oa (do
do litsmps with it lb. Very Bost'roa 2h
infilampswllhileio-Ka Blond Coffee ... m
zillitamps with l lb. Michal Java iiofias ........ . . 10s
in Stamps with l lb. Java and Maracaibo llitlloo , ..... ......... 86s
lil litamps with l lb. [lost fiantos Cuties ...... Na
Delicious ma. Md amen, 1b.. - . 33c
”Milne WItliAily oti’olowlaa m:
1 bits Mslto Rios its loan hostess filoanaor Ids
in cans Fancy Rhubarb dis 1 hits out Grist Mill codes .. Ills,
inks“. Jelly‘di‘ower....lds p.IIs starch Milli?! ....... I
1 pita. lionmli Ours list-ch tits I pits. I‘Islisd Itloo .......... its
"I WAGNIMTON "v
”u? mttiisa’
“mm m. iéilididvllv ;
p... as? W... ~"""it':::::::'
mwsslsasssss
Prunes
BOOTH Witt“.
In.
vt-ussssssssu.
New York Grocery Comp, 1
«assaults.
,v ..
28c 33.:
1 IOFI'Iflnot no“. N" Hit N 0
Bermuda Onionmyi. .......‘.‘...i.
. Hits
Iii/.-
Wflswm, meals-amounts-
and
3
Donovan lisstt.
-,- u a - -_-‘.‘a‘e‘.'.‘.‘
I‘D!
g .
Therels
A Hitch
(«animueshasnd .
Jamaican-satin, It's ~
flUOlG ITO!!-
‘Idd Washington It.
Agent for crescent Laundry.
somewhere if you don’t fit
good quality in your has
and Cos-cs. We handle all
our Tan and Coders from
, tits winter drapsflss, runs and navy
thsbushtothsbnysrnnd
II. wastaCoiiaslhatis
rich In flavor and aroma.
A TIMI. WM TIMI.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ldocorniion on them to much bettti
The most startling combinations of
cheap and (intensive materials are
seen in the metropolitan shops, For
instance. a cotton crepe that costs ill-
ieen or twenty cents a yard will lm
trimmed with real baby Irish lace and
the customer who discovers In it some-
thing new thinks nothing of paying
140 for it. lint that is New York.
With a slipper of the saute iiialei'ial
as the sown (whatever the colorl are
.woru flesh-colored stockings/«in I’ar-
Id
ilomohow nothlna in the way of a
trinimins ‘seems to" have unite the
smart effect on blue. serge that the
bias band of black satin ha I when in
the hands of the artist. Its I has must
be studied. and then It must be put
on with consummate care: It must
have the effect of being laid on»
thero must be no wrinkles or shuns
lion of stitches. but of course may
are therein-tho stitches.
Many of the rims designed specially
for use In the summer oats are not
only pretty and com looking but are
made of a. durable litter and so are
pooti for several ssssons. and Is:
liaise who are unable to leave their
city homes durlns the summer, lays
in the doors with these is a moat
restful cits from the Oriental “1
otlm wsrisv lltl was that hard
sail winter. To have all
lurnitsas Idid away and the can ”loan
in film imam calls like
is a saw adamant
advantage
Those new combination garments o.
muslin which all the stores are mat.-
lng such a feature of renders it [Kit-P
sible for the stout woman to consider-
ably mince her waist and hip llit'ii-
sures. They are made of giant mn-
fcrial so that no one need dospim-
them and they come without elabora-
tion or exquisitely fashioned lace and
outliroidery to suit all tastes and occu-
stops.
Aiiy considerable degree. of happi-
ness MT" is dependent upon strictly
healthy living. in no wise can the
welfare of It family be conserved so
unerrinyly as ill carefully obscrvluu
the ways of sanitary housekeeping and
in providing wholesome. nourishina
and satisfying food for the individual
iiiemliers thereof. 'i'llb abt’rve is taken
from the [lesion Cooking School hiss—
uslne for the comfort of any who hilly
tor the moment feel that the house-
wlfo's work is dismal-axing and some-
times almost menial.
Lona. loose costs matching the
skirt of ouo’s heat sown are a senslhlu
outlay, for the woman whose social
winssout are not ovor-frouuent. and
the colors now chosen for one's best
isms-«bromsray or black—are such
as will not interfere with the useful-
ness of the cost another won.
The venue for the vest makes It
possible to remodel the cost that was
too narrow and secure a fashionable
warmest. And the band of contrasting
motorist that Is used so much-on tho
bottom of tho skirt is a wonderful help
in Isnstbsniii the made-over shirt
“which Is inva ably too short. It isn't
n"illicit that Baths Fashion is so kind.
Union School Dhtrlct.
. 'I'lio taxpayers of the loath Nor-wail:
_ listen Initial District are hereby aotII
W iii! of two willie
Norwalk Chronicler