I i
{fin the same frame of mind. 0n the
' other hand, if we suggest to ourselves
that this ultra marine mood has no.
cause for existence and we will ban-
.. fill it. in a little while it actually
does leave us and we wonder at its
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nos. m; ‘x :35 p. m.
NTINIL ‘ TILIPHONI
' OAELI‘ . .
std Department
has Department
rich Office. Nor-walk
. ital“- Residence
., Idltor's Residence
0
binary serious
MACON": DIRECTORY
Md Gummunlcstlm Of Old
. and No. 10s. P. and A. M.,
. he ii id at a. rooms aov. lath.
t8 o’clock p. in. Work. M. M.
followed by I. banquet. All
2 ’ Masons cordially and frater-
invited.
Prater-natty yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Bec'y.
. .soili Communication Of Old
l‘ 9d”. No. 108. F. and A. M..
‘ .‘held at its roams, Nov. 17th.
7:30 o'clook p. in. Work. M.
0. followed by a banquet. All
. r Masons cordially and fraternal-
xhinted.
Fraternally yours,
OBERT M... WILCOX. ecc'y.
SUGGESTION”.
‘ lie the intricacies of psychology
perhaps not quite so alluring at
.7 sight as one of Bobby Chambers'
tiers at $1.08 per, there are some
"(pics of this science which all
‘Oln apply to every-day life with
fill being so deeply versed in it as
the into good old Professor Ladd, of
ale. Professor Ladd wrote three
hooks on psychology. the first of which
is said was understood by the Cre-
tor. by the professor and the latter's
daughter. In the second. the daugh-
ter. so 'tis said, dropped out, and in
the third the Creator did likewise,
leaving Ladd ill sole possession of an
Childminding of Book No. 3.
But to get back to the point. stig-
gostlon has a wonderful effect on all
, of our activities. For instance, if we
get up in the morning feeling blue and
. nurse this feeling a bit. we continue
having oristcd. Likewise. an optiniis~
tic, sunny frame of mind suggests op—
timism and sunniness to others and
._~-‘-'pl_ly accomplishes it for them;
Whereas; give a. person with a groucli
time enough and he will sour the dis-
positions of many who by force of
circumstances have to come in con-
tact with him and he will have more
or less depressing effect on all of them.
MP...—
A colon in His KITCHEN.
if you have any old paintings lying
loose around thc honsc. look thcnl
over. it may pay you. A dcspnicli from
Providence. says: "Aficr rcmalning
in the possession of his family for
more than 400 ycars. what is said to
he a genuine tluido itcni painting. a
~ portrait .of thc bond of Christ. has
I"
i .
a
i .
been brought. to light, although diary
and smoke bcgl'ilucil from hanging
. many years in the kitchcn in ihli
house of Giovanni Suiilippo. a mill op-
erative in ()lncyvilie. 'l‘iio ltalian was
out of work and thought to raise the
price of a meal by the saic of the pic-
ture, not knowing its value. it is said
that 8100 was oflcrcd hint. and that the
offer. whilc taking his breath aWay. op-
used his cyan to the possibilities of
the picture. He took it to an art mn-
scum in Boston. where it is said a
vatsstion of 830,000 was placcd on it.
~..f8utlli‘ppo has sent the picture to .l.
,. Ptcrpoat Morgan. hoping to soil it to
him."
. --—-~——O——m~-~-—-
. ' There is always more or loss ronr
" inept regarding the effect on New
1. Haven of tho lilrgc iuuonllt of propor-
ti‘ Yale llnivcralty has cxeinpt of tax-
, stion. Yesterday the Now Ilavon as-
.10"er turned in tho coinplctml grand
. liiil. for the city. The grand total of
"“p‘toperty. listed was ”55.000.000. and
of thstainoultt.$31.2i7.02ii is exempted.
Of the amount exempted: Yale lini-
ivorlity, $8,42il.illii: the Slioilleld Scion-
this school, "scans; the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad,
13,187,865. and the Connecticut Conl-
piinl. $502,000. The tax rate for the
city is seVeniccu and one-half mills.
. There will be city elections in this
into next month “in Meriden. Rock-
iile, Putnam and Willlmsntic. The
lost three vote on the first Monday
the month. Marleen on the third
ondsy. All four cities now have
"holistic mayors although all are
‘ publication the ordinary vote.
“M
ii paraphrase a bit: Talk of a new
nihlngton street bridge, may come
i! Colh‘of one may go. hilt. the repairs
the bridge go on forever. As hear
ltd-II the workmen! in progress do-
its tho'only recent heavy repair
W ’
. surely motto be something
as? m and flows. _.
l
.dsr theitlpping system is popular.“
New Haven‘CourlecJournal. .
. an“...
marrow: Poul
. a Delponioo wetter an art dies“
and left an estate of “00,000. No won;
*4:-
Cosnccticut women are not particu—
larly backward about welcoming Mrs.
Psnkhurst, but apparently they do not
welcome her vicws.—Anscnis Bantin-
el. .
President Taft says that when he
ought to do he fears lest congress
can't find time to' do them. And the
country fears lest congress can't. find
the inclination.-P'hllsdelphia Times.
~0—
There is a loud cry for mbre hogs
in Nebraska, but it is not understood
to relate to the end seat or political
varieties—Springfield Union.
~O-—
If Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. Carnegie
could succeed in setting the hook-
worm on the pellagra germ and the
pellagra germ on the hookivorm, it
would, indeed be a great boon for the
sunny southland.——Boston Globe.
~0—
Gov. chks is to be congratulated
upon a foilcitions Thanksgiving proc-
lamation. The proclamation. sermons
of an earlier generation have been
abandoned. -- New linvon Journal
Courier.
llilllt ilillllS Alli ASKED
., Filil Ill lllllllillli
(Continued from First Page)
nun. was read. Mr. Hyatt. being pres
out. he was called upon to state his
reason why an extra light was accos-
ssry. Mr. Hyatt said that a portion
of the avenue was way dark at night.
with a. space of at least 1,100 fact, be-
tween the two lights that were now on
tile avonuc, and during the season when
the leaves were on the troc‘s. the pur-
t.ion of the avenue where he thought
a light ought to be located, on a dark
night it was impossible to see oue's
way along.
John flanks, who also lives on the
same nvcnuc. askcd that iilt,‘ petition
for a light. be granted.
The petition was rcfcrrml to the
comlniticc on lights to invcatigato and
report at the next regular meeting.
A pclition from John M. liowv and
otllcrs for a light on lnoniis strcci.
was rcfcrrcd lo the conuniticc on
lights to invcsiigulo and rcport at the
next muting.
thinks of all the things that congress .
WEDNESDAY.
SHOES, EXTRAOTO.
. aromaticand.» ..
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vests
NOVEMBER 17
. Blue Oatmeal Dish
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOOA, CORNSTAROH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
100 Package
Sovereign Poultry " Seasoning
gives that tasty flavor to Poultry, Game and Stuffed Meats.
1 Check
126 liliHlliiililll
Silliil
3 lbs. California Prunes ......... 25c
2 lbs. Extra Largo i‘runos ...... 25c
ii pkgs. Currants ............... 25c
23 pkgs. Raisins .................. 25a
3 lbs. Loose Raisins ............. 26c
Exira l-‘ancy Citron.
Orange and fashion Pccl.
Pkg. Dutcs.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
Butter
Cheese
Tess
Coffees
3 lbs. FANCV HEAD RiCE, 25C: 3
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.
Canned Goods Liquors
Everything for the Table
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTIER. per pOund .....-...........36°
WARRANTED FRESH EGGS. 001.. 45c; GOOD [908, if”. .....350
New F inlaid Canned Chords Arrived
:l Cans Tomatoes ................ 25:
3 cans (:oru ..................... 25C
3 (‘nns Pcas ..................... 25c
2 Guns Succotasil ..... .. ......... 25c
largo Cans Asparagus . .......... 25c
6 (Julia Sardines ...... .. ......... 25:
ii .lars .lniu ............... . ...... 25c
Potatoes. 5 ho. lot. pcr bu. ....... 85::
Funny Applcs, llolnc Crown (Iclcry, Spinach. Sweet Potatocs. (‘anli
flowci'. Orangcs. tlrapcs aild Swoct Cider.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
PHONE :43
Eggs Wines
qts. CRANBERRIES ....... 280
FIG NEWTONO. pound ....... 10o
tra Stamps with Our Popular Tess and Coffees
A petition by iloracc ii. Dunn. ask
log for a catch basin to bc locall-li
on Franco strcct, was i‘cfcrrpd to tho
(‘tllllllllitt‘t‘ on acwcrs to invcstlguto
allii report at the next meeting.
A petition front Adolph (ilasllnff.
asking for a permit to crcct a Wiltliii‘n!
building. one and onehalf stories
high, on (irand street, was granted.
Bills brought against tbc various dc-
partincnls, as follows. \vcrc npprovcd
null ordcrcd to bc paid:
Highway Dcpariillcut ......... $123130!
Police llcpllrinloni ........... ‘Jilll'io
ii‘irc ilcpartuwni, ............. lunar.
Scwcr licpnrimcnt ............ Brno
Sowcr Extension ............. um.
'l‘otul ...................... idiom!"
'l‘lii- mayor appolnlcd ilu- following
committee on tho revision of tho city
cburtcr: John .l. Walsh. E. M. liock~
wood. ll'Vl Warm-r. John J. (.‘uvanngh
and .lobn ll. Milnc.
The request of .l. illness for a
catch basin- at Discaa Court, was
granicd. providcd Illc applicants pill. in
a curbing and gutter around ilic basin
at their own expense.
The petition of the residents of Can.
non sirliot for it sowcr to (‘fllillL‘Ct with
the city sewer. which would lunch the
building of a sownr for about lilo foot
to connect with line city lino, was rov
icctcd. it was claimed that the resi-
dents on that strcct, being out of tho
city limits, would get. the benefit of the
city's sewerage system free from
Mixes, but if the residents of that soc»
this came into the city the request
would be granted.
A petition for a pipe to conncri with
the river in Wall street to carry away
the surplus water that is likely to
flow lip against the foundation of the
Colchurn building. was referred to the
committee on sewers with power to
not.
E. .l. Finnegan made a report that if
the light in Disosa Court was moved.
or reversed from its position. it would
be better, as the way it is now the
light was rendered inefficient at times
by the foliage of‘tho irons, and by re-
versing it an extra light would not be
necessary on this street. The report,
was accepted. and the suggestion of
changing the light was referred to
the committee on lights with power to
not.
Mr. Filmegan also recommended
that extra lights be placed in Now-
town avenue and Cannon stronts.‘onc
to be placed in front of the school
house. Also, if possible. to change
the arc. light in Cannon street to an
incandescent one. Referred to the
committee on lights to investigate and
report at the next meeting.
The committee on lights was our
.Wlli) install a “glib is ”tilt"
i
timer-my
«i , - .
FRESH GRAHAM WAFERS OR
We (rive Ex
Siliiliil"ti (lyiiii'l‘ (‘ili'lx‘itiil Hillii‘i'.
bot. ....................... 23c
t‘llcf lirand Luncheon l-‘isii
itoc. can ................... l3c
Largo liottic liiuc inllwl Kctcli-
up .............. . ......... 2i:
Monarch ilrund National. 2 lb.
pkg. ....................... 10c
WE DELIVER TO ALL
83 and 85 Washington St.
George iihret's Famous Bottled Burr
Phone Call 440.
Mollnicb llrnini t‘nisup. lint...100
i‘rown Astor iii'iiizd Asparagus.
can
ili‘l
Mimic
...........
can ......... . ........ 25°
drum llinnii \‘i‘uslv ,." ‘s iar 25c
(‘rcsi a iirnnii li‘la. '3 ..30G
lllslnarck ilirilnns. jar
.. .___.. .........__..... .. w “m...
24 Bottles ior SLIS
PARTS OF THE TOWN.
B°uin Norwsik.
@ Extra Special ®
BUTTER !
BUTTER !
Now is your time to leave in a supply of BU'I'I‘ER for
the Winter before the price advances. We hun-
1'
die only one grade of Butter—the BEST.
SPECIAL PRICE IN TUB LOTS.
The Great A&P Tea Company
l24 WASHINGTON 31".. SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. N0. 909.
wood lii‘i‘fllli‘.
(‘ouncllniilu W. ll. llnrucii ('iliif‘ii illi'
attention of tin» council to ibc iip~
prouclioa to “W iiii'cr sii'col lilidtic.
He said thorn was a iicprcssiim in tho
I'ouil wiicrc thc liridgi- cud continuo-
i'ii, lliul ullvocilicil that some kind of a
cement filling hp litii‘ii ill lhosc pluccs.
licfcrrcil to tho atrcct colulnisaioiwr
in invcatlgalc and make it "rt-port iii.
lbp next meeting.
in. llurnoll called ihc attention of
tho council to the unsafe condition of
Wall atreci at that portion of tho
strcct that wont over Mill Hill. bo-
causc of the accumulation of mild.
lip said that union and foams had slip-
poll on it many illlli'ti. The street
commissioner was instructed to have
that part of Wall street ilnshod as
Many times as necessary to keep the
street true from hind. And it was run-
ommendnii thatlhc portion of Main
street. [It'l‘ Wail street. he also finali-
oil.
Dr. llill'uoll called the attention of
the council to the congestion of trot
icy cars at the corner of Wall street.
and Main street. and thought steps
ought to be taken to relieve it. Re-
iorred to the street commissioner. who
was instructed to two the propcr of-
tlciaia of the traction company and also
of the congestion of cars iii that plum-
can be remedied.
(it-ergo li‘. Betta spoke to [lift coun~
cli about the station of the New York.
New Haven- snd Hartford Railroad
Company. He said the platform of
that station wu uncovered, and in
weather on people Who
a
FREE DELIVERY.
‘worc waiting for trains wci'o obligcd
to stay out in the mill, He thought
Lthat the platform ought to bc cover-mi
ovcr.’ ilcfcrrcd to the administratin-
dcpariniont to iuvcstigatc.
Mr. iiclis callcd the attention of the
t'tillllf‘ll to tho alloy by the side of
.ioncs d‘i llotcbkiss building in Wall
street, as living it kind of u rililiicavous
for young mcu at night. and rcconl-
lilcndcd that ii gain be placed across
the allcy to bc closcd at night. he
ferrcd to tho Hil'cct colnnilssioncr for
investigation.
Gciirgc .i. lluilwiiii i'cfcrrcil to thc
bad condition of the sidewalk In fl'tilil
of tho. Ambler propcrt in Willi street.
Referred to the street counnlsnionivr.
who was instructed to see that the
property owners inndo tho necessary
repairs. I
.i. l). Milnc rccolninomioil that the
cleaning out of the catch basins be
let out by contract. as ho was quite
sure that the work could be ddlle a
srcat final cheaper that Way. lie said
he know a numhcr who were willing
to make bids for the work. He was ru-
unsuited to make the necessary invas-
tigailou and report at the next meet-
ing. .
hr. llurncll made a motion that the
tire companies he paid $126 each a
year. instead of paying it certain sum
for each fire that the different compan-
Ics attended. The motion was car-
rieds ‘ L
J. l). Milne recommended that there
ought to be uniformity in the tune
that the city Mich!
their aunts. arm
Wedn May-Basement
, argain Day
Here is your Opportunity to take advantage of tomorrow’s cut
prices in the Basement before the Holiday Rush.
A Few of the Many Big Values
l L
“+ng
-l *l— .\
emit...
Solid brass, nlckcl plated ilalb
:lou illc int-till; rcgiliar vuluc $1.00.
Bath Room Sets
consisting of all Iii-inch towcl bar. tulnblcr lioidci'.
‘illlll dish. tooth brush holdcr. inountcd on llllilil‘
Wednesday. S90 '
Room Scts.
Medicine
Bath Tub Seats
Wlliiu imamcl or oak finish iiiliil 'i‘uii ticnts.
llt‘il\'_\ ulckci plaicii slccl rod, cuvci‘cd with rub-
ber at loop to proicct bath tub; regular price iliic.
Wednesday, 49c
\‘i'llitc caninci
Medicine or lintll
nets, one sllcll, knob a
crs; regular 1ll’iCL' 790.
Wednesday,
Bath Room
Cabinets
or oak finish
Room (‘iilli‘
Ol‘
Shelf and
Wall Dryer
Shelf and Wall Dryer
combined, made of pine.
nicely finished, very com-
nii bunc.- in
made to sell at 75c.
Wednesday,39c
pact when not use;
59c
Laundry Soap
High grade Laundry Soap. usual
ly 5c (.‘nkc,
Wednesday, 7 for 19¢
Salt Boxes
Hanging Suit Him-s. \wli liuislp
i‘ii. sli‘lli‘lli‘ii Still. rcgliinl‘ iii‘li‘v
Wednesday, 7c
Toilet Sets
'l'oti~plocu 'l‘ollct riots. hum-st
shapes, bcautifnl iiornl iiccorations,
novci'nl putfci'ns from which to sc-
lcci; regular priccs 83.73. Stan and
"on.
Wednesday. $2.69
.. . ........ .. ..........._.. a...“
r” m“... .9... .
r
. -..w-....M_W—-——~m
Oil Cans
(inc-gallon (iaii'niilxcd ()il ('ans.
I'l-giliiii' pl‘lcc 23c.
Wednesday, 16c
Tumbler Holders
licavy brass nickel plated 'i‘unlb-
lcr lloiilcrs, Vcry ncni and dainty;
regular price 50c.
Wednesday, 3%
Clothes Bars
:Itont Folding ('lothcs liars,
smooth finish; regular price 290.
Wednesday, 19c
Stew Pots
i-Ixtra hcavy stccl. 5~uilart blue
alul white cnuluei taper Sit-w i‘ots.
the bust wal'c nindc; rcgnlar prlcc
69c.
Wednesday, 49c
W
Water Tumblers
Fancy or plain heavy glass Wat-
rr 'i‘umbicrs; regular price 356
dozcn.
Wednesday, 18c doz.
E‘Bmo s'rorl 319m;
day. Referred to the administrative
ilcpnrtnicni.
'i‘ho sowin- dopllrtnlcnt was ordcn-d
to lay a. pipe on liilllsiic avenue to
carry the waste water to the man hole
on that avenue.
No further business coming up be-
fore the council it adjourned at 10:30
o‘clock.
DEEP WATERWAYS CONVENTION.
PHil.Ai)ici.l’lilA. Nov. lit-4min-
iiateii front prominent business assoc-
iations of New England and the Middle
Atlantic States to the number of 228
left here today on the steamship Lord
ilsltimerc. to attend the ascend an-
nual convention of the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Convention at Norfolk.
'l‘lie. delegates will arrive at Baltimore
late this afternoon and will be trans-
ferred to the steamer Alabama, which
will proceed direct to Norfolk. Lesv~
lug Philadelphia the party nailed down
the Delaware river and through the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal to
Chesapeake Bay. tho route fanning
part of tile proposed inland water
route from North Carolina to Boston.
of all might to colniiicucc oil the same
The delegates will mm in
narrow. * .
limit Avril-swat
VPOPE PlU8 X. JUOILEE.
Many Messages of Congratulation Re-
ceived from All Parts of the World.
ROME. Nov. id.——~'i‘oday is the cpis»
cupid Jubilee of Pope Pius X. Many
increases of congratulation and well
wishes reached the Vatican. the man-
hor including several from America.
The pope desired to spend the day
quietly and without any formal cele-
bration. lie celebrated mass in the
private chapel. sdmittin only his own
sisters from Venice, wit whom he at
forwards tirealifssted. Later in the
day his holiness received the officials
of tho.Vsticnn. who presented their
greetings. To these the pontiff show-
on the gold pectoral cross which was
given him by Pope has in 1884 upon
the occasion of his appointment as
bishop of Maniac. In honor of the
inblice many homes in the vicinity of
the Vatican were decorated.
The pilgrimage from France ended
here today and the pilgrims will be
received in a few days. The rumor is
persistent that Mgr. Falconio will be
created a cardinal. it is reported that
he will be replaced as apostliio dele-
gate at Washington by Mgr. Agius.
how spouting delegate at Manolo. by
present spoltiiic dole-
GEO?!“ m
“can
lilsliopof Aquila, who lived many
years in America.
The pope also received Cardinal
scorctary of
Merry Del Val. papal
stain and Cardinal tiasparrl, who pro-
tho other prelates residing at
coded
the Vatican. all of whom offered greet-
ings to the pontiff. The only cardinal
from without the Vatican to be rc-
ccivcd was Cardinal Vives y 'l‘uto.
This atternooa the pope received in
privstt‘ audience the lit. Rev. Walsh,
bishop of Portland. Ma, who present,-
ed a report of his diocese and express
ed himself as delighted that his audi-
ence fell upon the day of juhllcc. thus
permitting him to offer his holiness
greetings from the American episco~
pacy.
$8,429,910 PROPERTY
FOR VALI-
NEW HAVEN. Nev. lid-«The board
of assessors yesterday turned in the
completed grand list for the city of
New Haven. The grand total of the
property listed was $165,000,000, and
of that amount $31,217,029 is cramps
ad. or the amount exempted Yale
University has $8,429.910. the shortfall!
Scientific School £1,763,588. the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rails
road 88,1373“. the Connecticut coma
may“ grow The tax rate tor ,_
IXEM PTID
Norwalk Chronicler