t.‘ I Willi With multicolor train-tar T” N33 7 7 , on Almanac for Tomorrow mysitti; acts 6:31. Meow“. until me p. m. , ‘QWIETYNQTICES .Miltemo otnacroav. in! Communication of Old . Lilith .N9. 108, F. and A. M.. lit ”at la room. April 14th. 1910. , . o’clock p. mwwm, Maatar Ma-. filth“. All Manor MaaOna oer- ly and internally invited. . Fraternaily youn,‘ . ROIIRT M. WILOOX. an‘y. ‘ the raau'r‘lnn. reception: * . can; 1 we Department’ . ,Iltainau Department “ ranch .Otiiea, Namath ,‘f‘Mflltor'a maiden“ . .“ ity Editor'a Residence is and Manufacturers V ‘ Association ~ EMORY BTEVENB President the people of South Norwnlk who earn more than enough to satisfy their im- mediate necessities. They are the class which has money to invest, the class which can afford ‘ the luxuries of life, the oldie with mon- ey to buy real estate. stocks. bonds and automobiles. ‘The readers of this paper are the indoor in thought and action. , ‘ ~- They are museums which every ad- vertiser. whether merchant or menu- ftmturer, wpnts to reach. The advertiser known that when his mode are used regularly in the homes of the ieadernlsometlmes mentioned as the better class-r—hie battle in more than half won. for the others will fol- low the example. The Evening Seutiucl has tho conil‘ deuce of the lending people. They look to this paper erery tiny‘ in the. year for their new of what in mung on in the outside world and here at home. Mr. Non-advertiser. has it OCCIM‘I'Otl -ttryou that you could capitalize. the in fluence and prestige of the Evening Sentinelwthat you could turn it to your advantage? if you will organize a persistent. atl- vertising campaign. publish your store news or the merit of your products reg. uiarly three times at week or every day, you can inspire the confidence or tho Evening Sentinel readers. Then you will get their business. A small proportion would be enough to more lllllil double your profits. An inferenting advertinctntmt Won published Monday in the Salem New. The Salem Five (“outs Savingu bank bought eight pages or The News. to publish a complete list oi its deposi- torn' accounts by pasnhook numlwrs. allowing the amount credited in each one February 1. lleposltoru nre thus enabled to cmn‘pare their booita and verify their at't‘otillln, no that any dis- orepitncyuwlll at oilt‘c be discolored. it all tiavlnge lmnka would do the some thing from time to time, the pouniblllty of dol‘alcallonu would be vcry much i'edtlced.-~llouttnt tliobc. .. .n. The nttentlon of dog culture in elllod to the licenses. There are at. present nlmul Milli lictnmctl tings in the town and they must be redeemed by May l. for a penalty of ti will be exacted for each iircmw unpaid then. I50 far only from lid to ill licences hove been paid. in coltlloqucnt‘o oi widen the office of 'l‘own t‘larlt Herbert It. Smith will be it inlay spot for on- nine owner»: during lilo next three waelta. "M...” n...“ it iooltti an if the pnbllnbt-rs oi the United Staten may Well look with con- can on tho announcement irom out» bee that lbn Province of Quebec in the near future will prohibit the oxlltll‘ili- _ thin horn of pulp \vood cut on crown llhdil. In announced in tho leglulatura thorn yeaterday by Premier (louin dur- in; tile (untrue of his reply to the criti- " olstn oi llir. 'i‘ullcr. lender oi the oppoai‘ ‘ that. on tho budaot addroua. 7 ‘ ”4.”... . it la time to bear a llailey comet buy from Winston. Evan-ville. ind. ’ ippad one over on Wlnutmi the other fiywith the yarn about holding the Mat rattmnslbltt for people sleeping M 15 to 24 hours, but it isn‘t often ”it the upetntu town gels thou caught imbue. W..... “The Hartford 'l‘lmcn can this is it you of thanksgiving in New Jersey. “aluminium has adjourned. WW RiQHT 1'0 THI ’UINT. a mu, ..thmmvmwwvnummum mmumm ”AYIAnI 7 ‘3- #910 . ‘her contract anew she will have to . '5 PM“! ‘7'“‘1'm'd0m Mortu- any... that one of the jurors ”‘ . Hglgxcghggtrgrgmmrmuo who convicted him was crazy. if he ‘ t‘fiufiwfinfifigfiu’mmlu“ had been acquitted it would huvo been ' haflu‘ifi H whit/1.31:8 accepted no proof positive that the our ”GEM '. ‘11“ JENNINGS tire twelve. wen. either crazy or worse. . $81; PE 1 ”no »~i-.lprlngiicld Union. , THO s t. Rumour) m... i ' . 3,93%},‘1‘9’3’33 fi3$3$W30N The question now ariaea, can John ékfii‘giv‘r‘n‘h aggk'hrié‘ D's charity vtrnst give it back to the fl‘ people as fast its the Standard Oil Co. um WITH MONEY m THEIR can take it from them?——St. Paul . ’ POOKETS. Pioneer Press. , 'The readers of this newspaper are 4" ard ll. Golden. deep interest in the . iorevt problem. No doubt he Want; I maintenance! his fast depleted aupply or bi; idiotic. mMerldon Journlti. M“. The manager of the Metropolitan grand opera company has married his prime dentin audit she wants to lump make a trip to Reno. Nov.. to do its» Grand Rapids Pres». , ”4- Boanti halve gone up thirty per cent. in Boston. and yet there are no intr- iuce uymptoma of an impending rev- olution. What a self-contained city. to be uuroiwiiouston i’ost. —— The planet Venus was visible at noon at Manila Eacter day, and too natives believe that the phenomenon was a celestial anawer to their on- usual devotions during holy work. Are they titted for self governuieut?-Boti- ton (llobc. , -.,.... The New York fire. horses are liltin- od Sidney and Algernon, but liontou calla ‘hers Bill and Mlltcl~Norwich Bulletin. ~0—~ "l have made up my mind not to make any more. money it i can help it." pays Andrew Carnegie. Here’s a good example for rountcrfcitors to lol- low.-~Mancbcster Union. ._ my... TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Saturday. April 12. 1890. W Dr, Charles G. Boliunnan purchased the property at the corner of Booth Main and Elizubeth streets front Rich- 'l‘wo convicts floored a guard at Sing Sing prison with a hammer. and made their escupc from the prison. m-“ TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Friday. April l3. 1900. W Mrs. William ll. Ferris. died at her home in \‘i’cttt street. in the. eighty» third your of her ago. John Addison l’oricr. oi Hartford. secretary to the president of the Unit ed (titties. realigned. and Aaniatunt Sec. retury George ll. t‘ortclyou was up point to the position. The state accepted l’eclt'a Mill pond, at Stratford. as a hatchery for tilliltl, and 3,000,000 of fry were placed there. w...._....w.,- . .. hitch Sonnet Notes W llcr. tieorgo l), Egbert udtll‘clinod the students at the regular asuembly thin ,. ‘illililtit ' . , llillllll’l um What lie 8m Regarding Remov- al eiiiulitilnoa .irumtlto Wash- ington Street Bridge Much interest has 7 been aroused throuhxoni the town by the opinion of Former Congressman Devi Warner. town counsel. in relation to the propo- altion, as contemplated by in: March town meeting. which voted .to build line new Washington street bridge. to have the town remove the buildings ' from the East Norwaik approach. On‘ account of this interest and requests for th'e complete report. The Sentinel herewith bublieben Mr. Warner's ro- port in full: Norwalk, Conn. April 11th. 1910. it. 111. (widen. Chairman. Dear Sir: ~~~~~ You ask me what you. on n committee can do. in rclntiou to the ice. by vote of the last, town meeting. and all i may not be able to moot. your committee. l address my reply to you. I noed not tell you that no part, of the "0.0th appropriated to nil in the east end of the bridge can he need by your committee as yoa have already learned that fact. Jl‘his loaves you without funds to employ counsel. or to obtain options from property own- era for the property you arc expected to obtain; and you cannot expect to obtain optiona for the liftil'.’ of property a year hence. for nothing. 0! course. the options should be for one year at til the (lcncral Assembly gives Homo- body authority in the premises, and it may never give the authority. Air other committee in charged with the duty or obtaining front the (lencrai Assembly the authority required. and i do not ace how you can do anythlnlt until that authority baa been obtained. 1 should question the propriety of an appropriation by the hoard oi Esti- mate and Taxation of money of the term, to be used by your committee. until after favorable action by the General Aauembly, an i would also attention the propriety of list one by you before such action, if upproprinh ed. if appropriated what mm could you. with safety, "who of it? You would not venture to nrouirc title to the land and bulltilnga. if so. to whom would you tulle title? if you only ob- tained options. then in wheat» favor? in either case. the propriety and per- hapa legality of your action. would do- pt-ntl upon the action or the «lute. upon the application to the tinncral Annem- bly for RIV'llll‘ poa-r-r lo the town to ex- orciso the right of eminent domain. for the lll‘illllillllull of the land and buildings; and in! view of thin uncor- litlnty. which i think in Very great, l on not see how you can. with safety. do anything at present. The town mocliuz, to the action of which your committee owea fill an. polnltnont. aroma to have had no doubt that the general anaembiy. up- on nmillcalion to it. would give to the town the right to acquire proper- ty in tho (‘ity of South Norwulk. tor n municipal improvement. and to in- attic its bonds for 8250.000 to pay tllc coat. of nnch imprtwcmcuta. lt‘ltiblfl- inroa- llnl‘l‘ dour many utmlnu and not a low rltlicnlonu tltingu but i do not. remember that any legislature has over been asked to hire one municipal cormrnlion power to issue its bonds to the amount of $250,000 to defray « the t‘tiul of an improvement in another municipal corporation Evidently that town mcctlng did not know that practically all these llllr morning. The dominant not» of his talk warn the word Why? The idea presented to the students was that no one is equipped for life or ball a good education until they are, ready to neck the reason and purpoue underlying any atudy or work. Mr. Egbert lined the work in history. rltctoric_ science arid the. vitrionn dopm‘tmt'utn of atudy in: the High school to illustrate bin pointJ Altogether his address wna Inaplra ; tlonul and was cntlmulnntlcaliy’ up“ pinudcd lly the toacbcru and students. in. (lntuburt's purpouc in aucurlna iiili‘ii talk». in to rtlmulute ihc attltloutn liii‘tnlflil lilo \‘lcwu Ill‘l‘fit‘lllml by Ill‘|'« mum froth tho actliltioa of iiic. The High M‘iltltll orcbcutrn rendered two no lcctlona, the "Spring Sting." by Mt-tr delsuobn. and "tumor the Manner of Victory," by \‘on liltm. 'l‘llcso were heartily applauded by the Modem body and highly pt'alttoti by Mr. Egbert. The arrangements for the Senior pluy have progroaned nicely and tho porl'ol'lntlnceu liuvc been definitely not lor Thuraday and Friday ertmlnus. May ii and ii, in the High tic-boo! Au- uembly boll. Ticiu-tn will be in tho hundn of the students before the end of the week. The tienlnrn are tli'litiili“ log diligently and hope for a large. turn‘ out of their irianda. The regular monthly faculty meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon in tile «chool ball. when u number of import- llllf illlllill‘p will come up for adjust- motif. Margaret llllworth in ill with the grip at her home in Mott avenue The High achool linucbail tmun will play the Merrill t‘ollcm loam thin af- ternoon. on the (tolunini lot. Next tint urday afternoon the team will up to l-llamiord to play the Manor school team there. A line picture of the llnakotbnll tonni l‘an been gotten up in the form of a postal curd. Thu team have those on attic and they tutu be obtained from any members. . At receipt today Frederick W. Hoyt photographed the former mlnstroi troupe. together with the orchestra. The picture was taken in the nonempty hall and will be. given out, come time in the near future. The committee on the loop at, the South Not-walk railroad detail reporta that it has had no new developmental since the meeting illt malt with 't‘rat- iic Manner Li. .1. mary and Chief illn~ glneer lllwoli. theoah alone that time many people have urged that every. thing ibie be done to secure a loop. “Khartoum it expected to take a it it a intention or the committee to keep at the propoaition. provclucliln are to be madtI within the llmltn oi thc City of l-louth Norwalk. With the exception of building the bridge. the Town of Norwalk ban noth- ing whatever to do with it. if tht‘ proposed imprtwctncnls, cxct-ptiila the bridge, ill‘t‘ ever made, in my opinion. South Norwalk and not the Town of Norwallt will make them. Yours truly. LEVI WARNER. Aiiorut') for Norwnlh. -——.... "nu.” illiiiiS lilii ililliilllS. Funeral of William Fly. The iuiwrnl of William Pity. lilo South Norwniit young man. wiionu death occurred under and circnmulan- ct-a lllia \rcch. was bold thin morning hi it o‘clock iii til. .ioneph'tt illlm‘cli. ’l‘ltu Rcr. Filliit‘l‘ .i. ll Mitchell official- t'tl. lluriug tbo ucrvlcvtt Mina Mice l-lplnn anng “l“ncc to Fuck" 'i‘hr pull benroru were icdwartl tiormnn. l'otcr Gallagher. .imwph Quittncr and Thom- ttu t'nnty and Mltltlct‘ llomn was flow- er bent-or. 'l‘he lntcrnwnt tha to fit. hinry'a cometary. John O‘Brien. John ()‘iiricn. the man who wtut utrttclt by a train in Winnlpauk one day laid. week and tattoo to the hoapllal. died at that inatilntlon Monday thorn- lnx. llla age, lliolluh not known pout. lively, in lhonahl to he novontydlve years. M be hue no relatives he will be buried in til. Mary‘s cmnetnry to- morrow with no norvlt'titl have those at the grave. Funeral of William'Adame. The funeral of William Atlanta was hold this morning at 9 o'clock from Bl. Mary's church. The dccoaaed was 62 your old and iii survived by a father and two brothers. There were many tine floral piece: and the tuner- al was largely attended. The romaine were interred in St. Mary‘s cemetery. Funeral of Mold 0. Hoyt. The funeral acrvlcea oi the late timid 8. Hoyt will he held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock from Grace Church. Rev. .1. ll. Werner will of- tlelata and in rment will follow in Riverside came err. W The former titehiwaid meat market in South Main threat in being titted up a. a clothing store. m ‘ . luminesa referred to you an a commit? lenat. because you cannot purchase nn- , i WEDNESDAY. acorn-.13. term ill true E w and biiiousussl. sick headaches. sour stomach. torpld liver. to clear up a nation complexion, and trans-‘ form a bad. obnoxious breath into one that is sweet and pleasantwto correct the irregulariiiaa .ot the atomech and bowels-win give yen a hearty appetite—mud get your system in good running order. no you can sleep well and make your lite worth livlmr. there is one heat ready made remedy. and it . is 40.3. § ,FRUIT LA l i it in not a drastic purgaiive. ‘consequtanily you can take it at my time during the day or night and experience no grlping or on- rleasantnesa. it won't interfere rub your \vcrlt or leave you‘all worn out afterward. and it works like nature works. when nature is perfectly normal. This 1.: or.“ of thc loading prena- rntion cf the American ilrngglntn Syndicate of H.000 responsible ttrnggists. and next to the pre- rcrlpilon of a reputable physician. it a the bent llnd safest thing you rim put into your stomach—«when your nyrtrm requires a luxut‘ve. You can get A. D A. Fruit Lax at any .t. i). 8. drug store. r HIMII‘ corruption From 2 Until 6 o’Clock ‘m . sixes; regular price $1.50. Thursday. 4-Hour Sale. Thursday’s 4 Hour \ Unmatchable Price Reductions ‘ What more convuicing argument can be advanced for these specials than that the merchandise offered is of our reg- ular quality dandard. The prices speak for themselves. EVERY ITEM ,IS A” FEATURE $1.50 Waiéts at 79c Mode of sheer Lawn, trimmed with lace uud eul~ hroldery. button back and button front modulo. all From 2 Until 6 o’Clo'cii SAL 69c Kimonos at 49c Women's Kimonos or Dressing Sucks. made of abcer lawn. in pretty patterns. bt-lt attached: pat~ terns are light blue, pink, lavender, etc; value 690. 79c Thursday. 4~Hour Sale, 490 each $1.50 Skirts at aaoct’an u ' W ’l‘bcru any the local A. ll. ti. drug- glam: ‘ Allen. the qugiat. The Bridge Pharmacy. The Cliiiord Pharmacy. Quittner l. Canty. Pram. . .~.«.......«. ........, .,... . J ... ... N.» EDiTOR HALLOCK DESIGNATED A8 LECTURER W P. I. COURSE. Well Known Bronx Newspaper Man with Stareopticon Plcturee Tell. About the Cultivation of Oysters, The llrotn. Now \‘mlt. Slur prints the following regarding; a lumber South Norwnlk man George W. ”plinth, “dill” of tho North Hide New, but. been denim noted by the Board of Education no u ”it‘lllbi'i‘ oi the staif n! public school lecturortt. Mr. .ifliiflt‘li is «lying n aortas of (flavour-sou on "Thu (lyater: its Planting. t‘ultiratiuu and (lather lug." which in lilmtmtcd with store- opticop vlcwa Mani favorable com- ments have been made upon the lib telllaent and interratlnu manner in which Mr. linlloci. bundle» his theme and his series has proved thc tuout in~ torcatlnp of any given during the sea- son‘s ronrac. Mr llailoclt it- n trained and ex- pcrlt'ncod nt‘it'iillliilt'rllllil. and tit-torn coming to the liroux ncltl rt‘aimlluiblt- editorial positions on New Haven uowupaiwra. For four ycnra llc t'onnninnioner oi Slicil Pinhoriea fur the State of titmnccllcntgand while holding that onicc‘hlncd much of tho \‘1illfllllt‘ knowledge which it" ultin tan effectively in his t‘tllil’tii‘ of public pt'hrml lt‘t‘lllrt'a Mr. liallm‘it is preparing it ncricu of lectures on other topics. and it in expected that his ht‘l‘t‘lt‘t‘! will be in constant dcrnaud during the next M‘llOtll ncnnon. in llll‘ trouble" Worried Iluabnntlw"Routing, Mil- lie: nothlugw t-xccpt that I‘ve loot the. combination oi the lock on the office Mlle." l’onnu Wile “In that all. dcar'.’ Why. you cull advertise for it. can't ytui'.’”-«~(‘.hicttgn Tribune. of embroidery: stitching nnd tucka; regularly sold at Thursday. 4-Hour Sale. Made of «oil ilniuhotl Cambric tops, ticup tloum-o othera with deep tlounce oi hem- 980 White Suitings .30 pieces White Linen Finished Sultings. arrived a few days ago for the summer selling; sold most places nt 10c yard. Thursday. 4~Hour Sale (Special), 12 Me yd.» ‘lfiil. 98c 69c Gowns at (towns. made of v Womtui'u Night Munlln. tucked yoke, regular title vnluc. . Thursday. 4-Hour Sale. neck and short 49c gt ioti Umbrella Special, $1.19 indics‘ "Gloria" Silk l‘mbrclla. 26-inch frame, bundles the same as those on our regular 82.00 and $2.98 values. Thursday, 4-Hour Sale, $1.19, qllitlll) alcoves; 49c Women’s Hose in black and tub; the regular li‘pc quality. '1 hursday. 4-Hour Sale. 2 pair for 1% ' Embroidery. t‘orset t‘orer lcnibmldery. 16 inches wide. a ver- lcly of pretty designs; 25c quality. iThursday, 4-Hour Sale. 19c iiniah: value 6c yard. Unbleached Muslin i300 yarda t'ublenchcd Muslin, clean yarn. smooth Wriét Bags imilcts’ Sent (lrniu Wrist lings. double drop him. dlen. fitted with purses. all colors; value The. Thursday. “tour Sale. 4 I-Zc yd. . Thursday. 4-Hour Sale. 49c “‘83 Young \i‘lit- "tlrcntugv, tit-or. what rod border: regular prire 15c each. Huck Towels Large nine. fine quality Huck Towel», \Ailll nun-y Thursday, «fallout Sale, 9c each Handkerchiefs Laditaf nud children‘s ultitc ttilll colored border- cti llnlltiitorcblcfs: Itc quality. Thursday. 4-Hour Sale. 49c l.adlt~s' light weight Summer and long nit‘oi'mi; regular "’ \‘uiuo. Thursday. 4-Hour Sale. Summer Yeéts \‘t-stu, high Small Wares 25c l.ucc 'i‘rimmctl ill‘Tt'li COLLARS. With ju- bots to match, an unlimited assortment of et- fcctire patterns at .......................... 19c iit't‘lt 19c Mullet.” medium and light weight YOU Are Sure of More for Your Money if You Buy Here it you art a steady cuatomar your aavlng la conaidarahla: ii an oocaalenal ”tron you gain on avaryr‘wceadoo.” We are retailing whoieaalora oi Coffee. Tea. Spices. sugar and kindred anode. and are enabled. by pre- parlng our own wnral. to guar- antaa their fraahnau and purity. Our 25c Blend of COFFEE in way beyond what the price ii an almham‘um import ti rant and out out the "middle” I profit that you an naked to pay other dealers. The lino-Trauma Tea (30., TI. WACHINUTON .78." 'HO”‘ “It. A. "I m!“ a.“ ‘lilti Tlaittu. regular price 50c. . Thursday, “tour Sale. .m—u-»» a. m n». can N030: ' Doc lnxns lion taxou urn now due and payable. A pennlty of one dollar in addition to the regular llcenuc ice will be charged on ovary dog ever the aim of all: month» that in not licounod on or be- foro htny i. purauant to the law now in force. 'l‘hu aauiatant town clerk will issue iieonncv at the olden of .l. ill. Myton c “0.. Railroad avenue. moth Norwalit. on the evening of Saturday. April 23. from 7 to ii p. in. Norwalk. April lit, nun. ANNllil ill. Blill'i‘ll. old in Attendant Town Clerk. ”E One woman any. alto sueeeasinliy cleans her snow white hair in the some way she dooa white fora-471th corn meal. Quite a atyiiah nah hook for morn- ing wear la buttoned at. one side all the way down the front. the buttons being of the ughatn and ed on with a plain color its that with or tub the (melt is piped. Veils and Pants “Witch’s L'Jc STOCK COLLARS. tit ............ 17: \‘l’M‘l‘ llAlll ’l‘ltANSiv‘OltfliA'l‘lt).\‘S. to be worn under the hair. in place of a roll, at .......... 75c llillCSS Slill‘IIJ‘lt-l. Spray naiunook cm't‘rt‘d Shirl Wand Slilolda, choice of ii aizes. nt ........ 0:: pair “t‘.»\.\'"l‘ lilC SEEN" HOOKS AND lindi-l, ruui proof. nil brass, block and white: regular price l0c curd. Tomorrow .............. 3 for 25¢ Vcsls. l'unts 49c Y THURSDAY, APRIL 4111' 10---Stamps F tee-«10’ QWillie at our here visit the Premium Department and see the pretty and useful articles given in return for Pink Stamps. A. F. Beckmann do). Biandsswmm Pronto. South hornet
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