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DNESDAY, APRIE an, rpm
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MABONIG DIRECTORY.
,. Journal Communication at Old
till Lodge. N°.1OE,F. and A. M..
Iii in mu: at It. room. April 21, 1910.
.5 [o'clock p.111. Work, F. c. Degree.
.II Mlltor Mason. cordially and fra-
rnaily invited. —
Fraternally yearn,
.. ROBERT M WILCOX, sec‘y.
WIRING aENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL 3
Dark-Now. Department
MvS-w-Buulnou Department
,WBrnnch Office, Norwulk
~Edttor'l Rutdonco
anoity Editor's Ralldcnco
Merchants and Manufacturers
AssocIatIon
JAMES EMORY STlt‘Vld ii, I’Ioflidont
AMEBP Alli “I Vice- Pro idoIIt
EDERICK UIN'i‘AltD. Secretary
,A’I‘TIIIIIWk (‘OIt E'I‘T, 'i‘r'rcuuuu-
Exooutlvli; t‘ommiitoo
RUSSELL iv‘uit
_ CHAR]. 16:4 '1‘. IIIMONI)
\AILTHI‘H. II.WAI.1)RUN
CHARLES :i'l. JENNINGS
JOHN Ii‘ MIIMAIIUN
, JOSP‘PH DAVIS
‘ '1‘)AH(M H I. RAYMOND
EDWARD II. M.\' I‘HI‘} WSON
STEPHI‘N hi IlA'l‘i i..‘Il
ALBERT M. i‘tJHl.MAN
CHRISTIAN SWAlt'i‘z
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Speaking oi vicissitudes in climate.
Connecticut and tho. root of Now i) ug-
land hum no mmtgago on variety, as
bears witness a donpatch from ’l‘olodo.
Ohio, yesterday, which tolis‘ot sumo
decidedly winterish weathor. it says
that with telephone, tclgraph and trol-
ley wires broken, trailic dolayod and
the pouch and othor crops dostroyml.
the snow :Ind nloot storm which ho-
gan last. night amt oontlnuod all day It:
' the towns in northern ()hio hidn fair
to he om.- oi‘ the moat disastrous in
years. From [our to six Iilt'II('S oii
, snow and II. toInporutnro yin-II. ahovo
zoro aro I'oportod. Wasn't as had or:
that in South Norwalk rostorday.
0—
Mark '1‘ I,\'ilill tho man who has: :nmlo
millions laugh and ultimo writings will
make millions yoi to comc happy. Iii
today one of tho saddost liuuron in tho
world. tip at. ltodtling. his homo, it
is icnreri that ho in about to cud his
days 0:: this oarth. With ono oxrop-
tlon all oi’ tho IIIothorI: of his family
havo hoon romovod from him by dI-ath.
All that to lot: to him in ono (laugh
int; _Y.Qttt-Iday tho ngod uud holovcd
hummlnt [:05in an :Intomi‘mtahlo d: :y
and according to tho uttoudlug plush--
inIIII, ho was lllllt h \toakoi and "did :Iot
rospond to stimulants. ’I‘IIaI ho is a
very sick qun :ht-ro docs not noon: to
Ili' any doubt. nocossitaiing tho con
stunt attondnnto of I: liIl_\.‘iii'.Illl
W. .-
'l‘hoy I:hould at i~u~::
tho young Non York-or ,
tho Illlll'iit'r oi iiitooh your old Ruth
Whoclor half ll (‘Ilzilli'l‘ for Ilih lii‘o.
Not :t tow pooplo arc coming to tho
conclusion that tho prowl-dingo arc
running duhaornIn-Ily clotti- ) "ltail-
reading” tho lutl Into tho chair. t‘rlIno
should he IUIIIIWIIII hy Iho punishmrnt
oi‘ the guilty, hut ii i-iIltlliItI olno ho
borne ln mind that tho law pronumou a
portion innoooui until provou guilty.
The t-vidonco in tho trial by tho noww
papori: no for Il.lh‘ hot-II circquruautiul
and iroquoutly t‘Il't‘lllllh‘Ililtt‘I'H lio.
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I’IIIII Soho”, oi Nowarlt,
I'.|\t' Woitor.
chat-pod will:
N. .i., and
Mills Row 'l’lIaw. of Hartford. olivious-
ly came to tho concluuion that procruu
tiuatlon in tho third" of timo. 'l‘wo
yours ago Ihoy had a rquum-I- but III~
Iowoti It to lupno Monday Iiiuht thoy
Incl again and Ihoy ilgurod thcy had
unoh a valid Itrudgo against. than that
they huutlod n inut‘ico of tho pcuco out
of bod to marry ihom.
as Laura .ivau I.Iiiilt')‘ Iuluht any.
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'I‘Itititgii happoIII-tl yI-ntordny I0
tinornc \i‘. Aldridpo. IIIo itopuIIIk-au
candlduto (or couurom from tho 'i‘hir
iy-uocond Iiiuirioi III’ ,\'ow York Iduio.
who wan unowml uIIdI-r hy iiouuwrtit
.IaIuI-n H. iiavouu, hut tho situation
will} look» III‘IIUII it: tho It‘onrih (‘on'
firtidflidml IlIaIrIII Iii I‘oIIItoI-IlotIi in:
It 1. lilll. id. .l hnuu't It ropututiou In:
it horn: tint: honidon Ito huu doIIo It Iv: rout.
(Milli itti‘ Ilia tIIhII'Itl
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All that xiittoin iii not. gold In tho
i ,hot olilco onti oi tho tlIontIicnl hurd-
("new editor. Iiiii' ol’ the intro: of tho
mIIIIIoItl cathodic-It. "'l‘ho Skylurkoru.“
which probably cont $00,000 to pro-
duw. Illtti inland Iho [town and nut
Chili and will any gooddiyo at tho
. Now Yuri: Ihuntro rtIhu'dny night. at:
.“N‘ run hi a wool: or two.
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That lirottoitiould InlllloIIulrc-mil-
lioiilirotu wmiding appourn to hurt:
Wit just. an uptondorirornun iwhnt-
“m‘ that may mean: an any of tho into
International auinnm mm the mum
:‘Ititly he II whoio int Inoro auspicious.
t
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intent roportn iron: tho Warning-l
ton direct hridgo too will to the affect
Wilt tho puhilc iloat has not yo: ur-
t‘iv‘cd.
‘ “Ana...” ”s4. .
it: the apportionment that situation
4mm .
Aldrich and Rule Intent! to retire a
sign or the trend of the timeu?
MW .
Some neonle union that it is a good
asset this year for an oiilce ueokor to
be hooked up to‘thc Democratic party.
W—
Jet'lriea may not “come back" but
April did.
it also uaowud in Virginia
day.
.ch-Itor-
mmwgmw.
Looks like an oil’ year ior hosucu.
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S'OME OYSTER LAWS.
ilirldgoport Standard.)
Maryland has a Shell Fit-iii (immuta-
nion that huu dour a. good work In or—
gunlnlnu the oyster intcrentn oi that
state. framing II system of lawn to
govern the lmniuoao, for the protection
of tho pinntcrn and tho workorn and
for tho improvnutont at conditions
Ihroughout. tho Wittot‘n ot' tho state
whom oyotorn grow. ’i‘horo hud linen
u very unsatisfactory situation hotoro
this commission took tho muttor in
hand. but tho momhoru studied (lililtii:
ttom: long and faithfully. took counsel
from those. long in the luminous and
finally entahlinhod Ii system that our
hruood a great many of tho ioatnron
of tho Conneciituu plan. This com-
mission upon: several days In Now HI:-
Von :dudriug tho hooks and maps oi
the ('onnocilcut commission and adopt-
od In: huo hoon said, many indeed,
most oi tho saliont ioniurcu of (ion-
nocticut'u system The plan evolved
for Maryland was: a good one. but of
cover whoro it could ho mnoudod with
udvautapo to all concornod. and a hill
proposing an important amendment
was introduced in the legislature. anti
“voted down. iloro tho class or work-
orr: wiIoI-Io prosont righia woro likoly to
ho. curiullod to tht-ir grout uliimnto ad-
ruutagc at: woll as to tho udvantnuo
of all othorp in tho lululnonn roinsod to
soc. tho tuturo dollar. orcr tho prnunt
one cont. hold clooo to tholr own, and
so :loioatI-d tho Int-unitro. 'i‘ho prosn
oi' Maryland. that which IlIli-i informa-
tion on tho .~.uhjoct. l‘I‘ftliitlri to accopt
tho rosult at night, and oohnuontlnx on
tho doicn: of tho nnIoudInouI iho t‘:'i::~
iIoIII Timon nuts:
"'l‘ho Virginia t‘ltlzon, oi lI‘IlIthon
a. hit tho IlilIInt-‘M: whoa odltoriull:
it said: "l‘ho dot'out oi' Iho IIIIIoIIdInoIIt
to tho orutor culturo’law l't’t‘ulllllii’liti-
od lIy tho t-lholl l’Iuh Commission hat:
can: a gloom ovor Maryland tldowutor
oountios. III tho minds oft: largo IIIIIII-
hor oi pooplo onIngI-d in tho tudu>try
Iii opollcd ruin tor oyotor culturo in
Maryland 'l‘ho innoruht luit punoriul
rotor hat: won out and Maryland will
\IIII romain hohind \‘irglnlu, And just
no long as Maryland titliilit'n proroutu
sumo oystor legislation IilI‘l‘t' I}. Hilllli‘
hopo for Virginia on tho qurltot. Whon
«moo Maryland none: III-r opportunity ~
Iilw Louisiana hm lutrlr douo thou
Virginia will drop to tho roar ltotl:
Wuw‘land and Louisiana huyo groator
pouslhiliiiou in oyntor t‘llIiIlI‘I‘ than \‘ir-
ulniu, bu: wo can koop to :ho “out
use long “5 politics In tho oihor motor:
wow: thou: tn the roar." " ‘
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Friday, April 20,1900.
;in;.-. wnnhod away
l'onttiianiot i‘ Iono rt‘it'iH'iI iroIn
\\'ashtugtou tho ilm ioI oi ono. mo
and four con: postago Hillilliih‘ in hooks
l'IIItII'IIIoIII: how-I: worn I'oporioti from
tho Iloodu in Now l):'|o::::.‘:, railrmul‘: ho-
:IIId otlII-r II.III:::I;I~
lwing dono,
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
lCI‘oII in tho liltihl omllod ctroII-I: cul-
lnnry annollt'ity I-Itsloton Iho palpitnl
int: hour: or coIIMIIIIIIlIIIy Adonlulty.
'l‘h:~ lady who cooks .‘IIr .\II'H. Tait in
to Inztrrr a \\'Iitio houno policontum
lionulou l’ort,
And now ”my,
hItvo iItIIi'IoIl to liro happily oror uttor.‘
II kooluu that Ihoy had I: iood :.Irll<o
in: Iiuilor, I‘u.. n IIIIIIIIi‘t'II roan: and.
ihocuum- thoy had to pity twouIy-ilro
noun: tor I: ‘moul oi rlctuuik,” and
twvlvo coup: for a halt plui oi whlu»
Ity. Wondcr what ihoy wot'o utrlkimt
ulmut. nurwuy’.’ -t'l:-I-olaml l'iuln iit'iii-
or.
m..-
Ilurlmt had lliit'it ozthouako. II:
ono IIIII (‘ouin lllI'II prolittid: ioolu nl
mmd an Itiirtwi up Ilh Ihotmh :dIo hm!
ulion Iloout-toli ll oliIIItwtoIiniI: root-p-
ilon. IIrIIIId Itnpidu i‘rouu.
«Q‘-
It in too had that tho prion oi hruon:
corn uhould utlvunou In: homily quII at
II IIqu whou Ihr Now York Ingtulutivn
hollu nood ouch I: thorough IIWoopIIIIt.- (
Ht. Loulu iiiolm'lkunocrut.
The only thing ucurnnr than ox-
pronldcutn urn nx-rico-prouidouin whom
name» we can romomhnr. »»»»» Grand Ita-
pdin Proud.
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ADVERTISER TALKS
savmas nuns wan-r PEOPLE
i to arm moutw.
'I‘lIu poopio should nave mouny and
put it Iii tlm unvingn haul: Not hennusu
tho minim want. limit: to but tor their
own good, for the good of the city. for
tho stood of all.
All nter this country savings huuiu:
r
courso oxporionco wan hooded to dis- ,
urn awakening to their arm import-
unoe.
ncutc the people to save.
'l‘hny hnvn learned that they can II:-
Vito savings deposits.
And that their invitationu will be an-
ceptnd. .
’i‘ho Invitations are placed hotoro
the people in the most. likely place to
be noon, and road.
in tho. place where people cannot»:
and in [not look for invitations,
in tho louut oxpcnuivo place to print
invitationu. 'l‘lIiII ls-vlu the nowupu-
porn. . . .
A savings hank III oIIo city III town.
has doponiiu which amount to H pro
pouturouu :IIIIu. Much of It 'jun’i ou-
tiroly tho monoy or their own ciiiuoun.
Much of It guns thoro from New York
city.
Suriugu hanku in cortutn nonthoru
oltlon aluo draw in doponltn ol’ amaz-
inp. proportions i'rdn: luruo :IorthI-ru
(‘Iiit'I-i.
Why? How in thin?
For our roauou, hocuuno tho lowa
banks and tho nouthoru hankI-I inrlto
thono dopouitn.
’i‘hoy admrilno for thou: in tho nowa-
papa”: And tho l("i|i0iii|8 it: tho naIuo
m: It ulwayu in whoa tho ndvmtluing
is ‘Iuiniliuout immune and timely.
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IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIS' IIIWS
I{he SontIIIol will no mount-d to root-Iva
In ten: tor ptmltcution. Iron: it): I'I-adorn,
lor tho IIImVI‘ howling. A into! and to‘
tho—point ooII‘IIIIImchItton, an I: nonornl
propoultiuh. rarIII-u mow woixhi and out:-
vlctlou than t: longihy :mo in which the
anllllll‘lIi in no: mnoontralwl. WI: do
most: onIplIaIicully «dugout im-vity. Lung-
wlndod articlon. “1- how ntmorrod, (In.
tho that to ho :oud, and Ill'i‘ Innuy limos
ovoidod nltogothcr.
BEAUTIFYING THE CITY.
Editor Somme]:
'I‘ho Woman‘u (firic Longuo have
dono much Ion-ands licauttiyiug our
city and h: hoping that it h: kopi cloan,
hut thou work Ia noun-what oyornhnd-
owt-d by tho pi‘vm‘lli condition of tho
railroad pruporty adjoining .l. li..t|.uu-
I'l’ili‘t":w' rout I-ntnto olllco. 'llIo ltmltto
which ltd». hoot: platItod thot‘o [ii‘iliilitil‘ti
to look woil. but can III'Yt'l‘ IIIiliilh‘il it
I'IIIIIIlsh n: allianod lti III-t‘IIIIIIIlIIto :IIIII
ltliiilill IiII'I't' A: li': Iitt‘mlli ttnu-
thoio :IIo sonutl old huIrIis night:
on. to papt-Io tit ,uttrwn IIIouud and
tn:- liIlti'I‘ Ii-Iliiti Ia: IiIllu :IppIoprIqu
to: IIIo hour: oi tho I-liy. Smoothing:
uhould lu- dono about [Ills Ill'iili‘t' coir
iIIIIi‘UH ill'i‘IIIllt' \‘IIII'I-itt
AN ()IiSl'2ili'lv'lt
CHINESE TONC PLANNED MUR
OER.
And An Hour Alter the Meeting Wn
Held Yet: Foon Wo War Dead.
SAN l-‘li.\I\‘t‘lh‘I‘tl. April to. “An in-
uido tour) of II I‘hlnost- IoIIp'I: :nurdor
our: dolllnuatlotm. tho that i‘t'H'Illllilli
of tho kind in tho history of IIIL'thIId
or main in San I‘liiilt‘Ilii'U, wa‘: told
\t'HIt‘Iiiil) iII JudItI- Iiunno'r: court Yo:-
YiIII: .ionr. Imatliying lit: a \\iilli‘hh to:
tho Ititihvi'lliitiil in tho trial oi .low
limit lion. charm-d \\'ilII tho llllil‘di'l‘
of \‘co l-‘oou \\'o, doncrilu-d Iwo IIlt‘I‘I
logs of tho (in \‘irl: tony: III which. ho
said, IIII' doioudant and hlno othoru
m-ro provliit-d Mil: :IIIIonnIIIc hunts
and iuutruotod to shoot Yoo Foot: Wt:
in .I \‘lliii spot tho hood or hourt.
“ltt- carotid. tho dour: urt- woli iod."
Tong~ Killq i'hoh wan KIIIII to hurt-
told tho IlfliI‘Iit‘I illt'll as (too lloug In:
haIIdod Iilt'lll thI- woaponu. 'l‘hu: It);
on: Iii ‘wilt't‘t'Ii In t‘hinono to: Iltlili‘diiiu:
that a pm: in loudod Within it hour
:Itior tho Ilnul inutruciiouu had hoot:
niIcII tho hatchot llll‘li Iii tho mvmud
‘IIII-oilug, Yor Foot: WI: was. shot III-.‘Id.
'I'IIo il'hIIIIHIII)‘ of \‘ro \illp, .IIIIIII, tII
I‘octly ihrolwd IIunIrIIIua lllIli'I' I‘h:n
t‘l'il‘ IIIIlIt'tI-d III coIIIIoI'IIIIII \\:Ih tho
murdcr. which grow out oi a loud ho-
iinooh tho ton; and the to:- I“iilllii_\
ion-r tho :Ihdnctlon h) ”to iutlor oi iio
Hun. a ulayo girl.
'l‘ho WilIlI-Nk IIIIN plucod IIIN lilo in
Joopm-dy to hit: randomly. and II po
III‘quIIn hm: hoop IIusinuI-d III: .-I imdr
guard to motor: him (:qu an untiri
pan-d IIIIIrdoIoIm auuuuii. You You:
John in I: monthor or litt‘ (in \‘Ick Iomr
hut hit: oyntputhy with IiIh own iquiiy.
.tho \‘I-on. prom! ntronI-Ior than his: toy
IIIII to tho tum:
CATHOLIC POOL TOURNAMENT.
.i. C. Smith and A. Hope the Winners
In Lani Night’u Gama.
Lani hlhhi thoro Wi‘l't‘ two humor. or
pool in tho IIIIII'IIIIIIIohI ot' tho t'utholh'
I'uiou t'ouuoit, It. or i‘. In IIII‘ oiui:
iliiliHI- on Won: :Irottuo .l. t‘_ SIIIIIII
Iit'it-nioti III. MI‘AIIIMor it: Iho iIlHi
mono and A. Itouo doroutod I. i‘unuoui
i: it: tho wound Imam.
’I‘ho ucoro In mung-II it: xii’t‘li Iii‘IIIW‘
E. McAlIiatcr. J. C. Bmlth.
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it requiring more than a casual
glance: to dincovor whether the woman
hchtud the ultminnlitounblo voila are
tmo'i acquaintances or «mire simul-
nru. , .
They have learned that they can ad-'
Frederick lioyt tool; a picture of tho
. illilliiil‘ul troupe and the orclwuirn ro-
noutiy and he now nan then: on spin.
'J‘hoy urn oxcopilonully good and will
prohuhly nell ,rnpldlyp i
A. (7. Whonlor addrossod the, our
donin today. lining to: his topic the
word “Opportunity." llo upoke or the
largo npporiunltlon oii‘orod to utudentu I
o: Iho High school and his ambition
that tho Iowu Ilinl: school ultmtid ho,
Iii-l good In: or tumor than any others
ot' aimilur typo. Ilo spoke at tho largo:
opportunitiou upon to young mon now-
uduyu and the: uooonaity oi hoinp, pro.
puroti to who udyuntugo of them. He
connnnndod tho High notion! work till
[wing tho doniruhh. ,iroparation for tho
laruor work on: in the World. Mr.
\i'hoolor rinitod notoral department»: of
tho rit'IlilOI. without-sod tho ilro drill and
ntndiod tho F.('iiliiii program, III' or-
pI'I-unod IlIIlltit'Ii nu woll ploaucd with
at: h:- nuw. .ilr. I‘orry hung II holoc-
tion from (Yuvuh-Iriu Ituuticuua. accom-
pIIniod lo" piano. violin and riolonoolio.
'l‘ho Inhil'llllli‘lllri woro plnyod by Ralph
Iluldwlu. (.‘hurlos Stot‘itnu and Norman
Stunnurd.
'l‘ho. llrut Ionh: poet: Io ltidgoilold this
Ititol'IIuoII to play with tho lligh ut‘IIOol
loam Ihoro. Quito u nnmhor volunteer-
od Io nooonuiuny tho icon: and root
ior iIli'lll. 'l‘ho lmyu Illt'I that thoir
string of vlotoriou will remain unhrok-
en, although littlnoiloitt will pIoro no
iiionii Iliiiitllil'Ill.
Tho noctmd toam wdl play the Sun
IIII‘ii High school it: \\‘I~utport, Friday.
This: Ioalu Iii not tar behind the ilrnt
Ioam in aminy and will :nako. a homo
i‘or IlRt‘II’ hoi'oro Iiio noanon In over.
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PROBABLY CATCHING.
A young matron ot lliIlIlIIIoro. upon
ontorinu hcr unrnory, found hor
_\’(,)iilli.‘.l‘iil in tour».
"Why. what a tho illiilit'r with
Harry?“ oho tht‘ti tho nuroo.
"lick. mad. mum." ~-\'philnod nitruo.
'Iuruuao l wuuldn': lot him no to tho
Sinnnouros‘ arms: tlI: ktrnto."
"And oh) wouldn't you to: him go.
Norah“
"llrratm‘. IIIIIIII,
«'hu'ration. to: ho «hid
\IIIII' \t‘III‘lIII‘i‘ III"II lliIII
linrpor's
”1"} H: liavla'
“W i Wasn't
:hln: or hot H..-
limp: “III: it: IiiI
slim:
NOTICE
Special City Meeting
lhc tonal \(lIt ih oi ih: oil: of South
Notwaik u:.- h: ll'I \ :mtttiod and main
od that :I rapociul Iii) ltim'iill): will ho
.old II: QuItIurI‘: Hall. on liziilroud
uronuo. on 'l‘umdm, April 2:3. illto, at u
p :II. for tho ||llliu|¢w oi t‘ttlihttit'l‘llli‘.
'Ihd apprMInL' Itp- notion of tho coun-
"il oi“ raid viii Ill :IuIiInriuihu tho. on
:atgonuut oi‘ tho iqgtrio ltxht plant.
Ind ill tittihnrzl lot; :I hood loan: of $:,io
Milli) .I
Iltirt (I? I‘IK‘III‘
I‘Iititlldato
lot) to pay to: «thin
litilil‘Ili'I‘ M. \VillJ’I-Z.
:\liI"-l Mayor
.l:ili\‘ .i I‘i'.\l-I:,
I‘ir. I‘lrrk.
aliiflt
NOTICE
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cm: TAXES
'l‘lw trunnion. oi IhI~ l'ity oi South
Nora-all: IIII- Ill'it'iI)’ uotiiiod that tho
city tax o: Iu-Iru Ii: mills on th:- dol-
lar. laid on tho tihot'fltilitt‘iti list of 1909
h: Ilto Itoard ot Itiutitiiiito and Tan-
tiou. will lu- duo and payuhlc on tho
iii-III day or May. llilil. at winch Iitur i
will root-Irv tho nann- at my oillco.
ltoom :3, l'nitod Hunk IiulldiIIIt. ll?
trashinatou rtrwt. South XIII-walk.
I'ouaity at tho i’fllt‘ of Moo In: por
cool I: your iron: May I, ltilll. will ho
chargod on all hIIh: romainlng unpaid
uttor .Iuno t, tutu. "
WILLIAM S \i‘lIJ‘OX.
(‘oliocior oi‘ 'i‘uxon of tho (‘in
i-Ioutl: Norwalk.
South Norwalk. April Ii. liilii.
it: B [1V Sun:
THE LEADING STYLE THIS
SEASON
LADIES’
ANKLE STRAP
PUMPS
TH E ABBOHTMINT INCLUDES:
TAN
SWEDE
PATENT COLT
GUN METAL
$2.00 to $4.00
_.. am- a.“
of
,unr'n Hull. Railroad avouuo, on Tunn-
Wear Shoes That Fit
an wumna'rou I'l'iill'i'.
. ,. . momma.
iron: New York tothtII port.
ii
From 2. Until
6 o’Clock
‘ goods and
Regular 17c,
14c and 17c
Dress
Shields
Extra quality,
douhlo con-Ind.
Sale Price,bc
lilack and
will: it!
card.
Tho Crown
Regular 5c
HumpHooks and
Eyes
SI|\",oIt-tl
oxtm imiuihh mo: on c: :Ph
Sale Price. 2 cards for So
SAL
“on...
guarantee lull lengths and corretit counts.
Regular 150»
Silk Taffeta
Seam Banding
Extra quality. lilaok and :III col»
III'K.
Sale Price, a piece, 10c
all aim-,2:
Sanitary Tur-
' , Warren Featherbone
ban
Hair Pads Collar
Will: wlro
immo. all hIliliil’H; i \\'hlic only.
worth ‘_'.3o .
Sale Price, 7c 5"“ Pm“
The Genuine
Tolson'sBauding
I"IIII width douhlo llundinp. iilack
and whitc; 5c raluo.
Sale Price, a yard, 3c
Bane
ruluo lflt'.
Thursday’s 4 HO'ur
From 2 . Until
6 o’Clook
Notions and Small Wares
Tomorrow we will offer grand opportunities to replenish your Notion and Small Ware
Supplies. A Boston Store Sale of Notions and Small Wares means some-
thing to you, because we offer only absolutely first quality
Wooded
Skirt Braid
lllack
yd.
c.
Sale Price, 4c
Genuine Clin-
ton
SafetyPins
All sizou in tho
lot, worth no. tic
and To. dozen
Sale Price,
doz., 4c
only. 5-
pioct-s; worth
I.
a yard, 9c
White
Twilled
Tape
Pull in yd rolls.
ropuiurly Inc,
Sale Price, a
roll, 7c
Enameled
Daming
Balls
\“ i i It
WtII'IIl YII'.
Sale Price, 3c
W..- M-.. Pure Silk
Auto Allover .Tie Laces
Hair NetsE
l'ixtra hi: no all
Round Elastic
Corset Laces
Sale
Pure Linen
Corset Laces
Full .3
Lat-IN:
yardr.
hundlo. topular
Extra wido‘
)l t I: Bid:
:CorSet and Shoe
Laces
l-‘nll longth.
prIco
liiuok and itumoti;
i
1 Super LIsle Elastic
. Military Hose
i Supporters
i
i
in lilack. Whito.
with: ‘.'.'u‘.
Pink and liluo:
Sale Price, No
rulur- .'.c.
Extra Quality Real
Pearl Buttons
Value Sc
Price, 2 for So.
all sizI-s.
Sale Price. 2 dozen for Se
dozon.
puro irish Liam:
:ri'.
Sale Price, 30 ,
MIscellaneous
Items
WM ,0 mm," Sale Price, Kit: The Eiderdown and
taiilt'ti‘ii‘z’r hair SIIOC 1.8095 ASbESIOS Lined
Sal? Price. 3 Au unions. :‘ruulur ntiro 5r “at Iron Holders
for lie
Ccnume War-
ten Cros
Grain Silk
Feath-
St:
Mohair Braid
Tie Laces
I‘Kli‘tl wIdo.
and Hohhot:
Ito itichr: ioutz. lilack
wotih litc
"llommtnatio." valuo 5c oacl:
le Pricc, 3c pr.
Featherstitch
Braids
i-‘uii I: _\:It‘tl piot‘os; rogulurly lilo,
Sale Price, 6c Sale Price, a piece, 6c
erbone
lilnck nud
\\’l:ito; ropuiarly;
Ifut‘ it].
Sale Price.tl
yard, 9c
liair Pin ‘
Tailors'
Wort
Sale Price
* Tape Measures
“Slip Out”
Collar Supporters
All slurs. vuluo lyo card
Sale Price, 3 cards for 10¢
Real Celluloid
Collar Supporters
:
Stitched
I) III‘,
, 2 for SC
Piro on a card. raluo 3o.
Cabinets
ABHII‘II'II
l‘i’glliiii 1) 7w.
2 cabinets for.
7c ,
ulzcs.
upright.
Skirt Gauges
\\i:h nit-kt-l huuo and udeIutahIo
aim chalk;
Sale Price, 9c
Sale Price, a card, 2c
Horn
Hair Pius
ruluo 23:0. ‘l‘wolro on a card, worth 13c.
Sale Price. 2 for 5c
it‘omhs.
I
Sale Price, 6cf
Regular 10.7
Pearl Head
Lace Pins
In round and
pour uhapt.1 hoods.
Sale Price,
dozen for be
White Twilled
Cotton
Tape
:i-yard rolls.
widths: worth
roll.
Sale Price,
a roll, it;
all
do
Wire Pompa-
dour
I
Hau' Rolls
W I t h S t d o
sanitary
and cioau; worth
I .300,
Sale Price, 190
5c Double Han:
dle Steel
Hair
Curlers
Medium size
Sale Price, 3c
“Dragon"
Batting
Cotton
IIt‘glliItl‘I)‘
spool
Sale Price,
spool, 3c
5c
J.
FUNDS FOR M. E. CHURCHES.
\i’At-iitih‘tl'i‘iix. April 20.~~—.\'ourly
3:00.000 wan raiuod for tho work of tho
\tIciuu .‘itoIhoth: [-.piucopui t'hquh in
tho iIM‘lII on: that undod. “(‘(til‘iiiliK to
u roOII mutlo to tho iltlaitciul board in
amnion horo today. l'ilIIhop Grant. of
littlttiilii City, in prouidiug. Rev. John
llurut. IIIIIIIIcIuI uncrctnry. roportod
that uitor macrvutiono for odurotiouul
purpouou, church oxtunuion. nuporamiti-
mum of miuiuioru Iind pruviniom: for
their widow and chitdrtui, hourly
titanium wan roam-rod ior that general
tI'oIIiittry oi‘ tho church for puyntoni nt
ouluriou oi‘ lIlnhopn. noncrul oilicort:
and donnmluuttmtut hoods.
SPECIAL OITV MEETING
A npoclal city meeting at tho idiom
oI‘ South Norwuik will he hold in Quitt~
day. April 26th, at Ii o'clock, tor the
pttt‘pouo of rotitiltiot'litg and approving
the action of tho Board at Councilman
in authorizing the unlarulag oi the
oinctrlo, plant and voting a bond issue
or $30,000 to pay tor the name.
SGHOONIR GIBSON ASHORI.
81‘. JOHN. N. 1).. April 20.--Nuwn
that tho schooner Arthur M. Gibson in
ashore on Negro Head. dinmuntntt. was
brought horn today by the steamer
(tovnrunr (iohb. which arrived iron:
iioatnn. The schooner wan cont-laden
. -... m. as“
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
_ 83 and S5 Washington St. Phone 440.
South Norwaik
HORLICK‘S MALTED MILK, $1.00 size,
HORLICK'S MALTED MILK. 500 size,
BROMO SELTZER. $1.00 size. -
PABST BEST TONIC. per bottle,
:-
JOHANN HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT, bottle,
WELCII’S GRAPE JUICE, per quart,
ROSES LIME JUICE. large bottle,
85c
- - 40c
- - 75c
- ‘ - 20c
30c
- .456
- ~350
til thI. Granulated Susan-” .00: Very Best Eggs, tintnn........30t:
Front: Graham Watersfilh. .....iOoi 5 tbs. Japan Rice tor.........25¢
ii lbII. Yule: Tout Crackers. ...260
it cant: Choice Tomatoes......*2iio
Wurrnntod Egan, dozen. . . . . . .28:
Crown Anter Brand Asparagus.
con
glans
.....-................. 00
a .
Japanese Rice Cakes. cuu. . . . .2tic
Large Bottle spider's: Cutnup. .200
Maud 5. Brand Flour. bag. . . . .859
mtidy’s Pure Home Marin Jolly,
.u-III-u..a.c-
Finn Tut.
Mutton. at man m. prion.“
itlu, lunar. Boot. Ghuu. Carma Gouda, Win» and
i
Norwalk Chronicler