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SOCIETY NOTICES
Maeomo olaa‘o'i'oav.‘
Did Well Led go, hie. 108. F. and A. M.
data In aaonic Building. South
Maia street, lot and 8d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex.
captodmat 8 o'.clock All Master
Mucus cordially Invited. lilckaon
W Cole,W W..M Robert M. Wilcox.
lutiar chaptcr. NO. as, a. A. M.
Moots In Masonic Building, South
Alain street, 2d and «nth Tuesday: of
, each month—duly and August ex-
‘ canted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
IIMaaona cordially invited. William H
,ggéum. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
an“:
liflmno “"J'NE: "Lemons
”Ila—Now- Department
Ila—libelous Department
Branch Office. Nor-walk
‘ “0 ~Edltor'a Residence
~0lty lditor'a Residence
Merchants and Manufacturers
Associtlon
JAMES EMORY STEVENS. President
iAMES PAUL Vice President
REDERICKL II. RBUINTARD. Secretary
HEW ”COR IST'l‘ Treasurer
ccutlv Committee
RUSSELL eI-‘R 08‘91
CIIA RLES '1‘. DIMOND
'ARTHUR R.H WAIIDR RON
CHARLES i-I JElgxlqiNClflI
0
ALB '1‘ .‘ro LIIAN
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ
.—
A PHENOMENAL‘ success;
Any doubt In the minds of some
people that South Norwalk's unmic’ipul
electrical plant is a magnificent suc-
cess, must have been dissipated by the
emphatic endorsement. the enterprise
received last night from tWo experts
called III for consultation roIn one of
the biggest electrical concerns in the
country. Their report was a clear and
concise exposition of the situation and
carried conviction, irrespective of the
important post they hold in the elec-
trical world. The gentlemen arc chlcf
electrical engineer and connnerciai en.
gluccr, respectively, of a concern
which then business amounting to
many millions of dollars, and builds
and operates electrical plants through-
out the United States.
[than evident that Mr.
commercial engineer and expert on
figures was simply, amazed at the
success the InuniIipal plant of this
Ity‘h’ae made and Mr. Sprung made
it plain that the plant is by no means
out of date. as some people have said.
setting at rest n jarring note which
might have continued until it had
done some harm.
The city meeting was satisfied lhal
the electrical commissioners are put»
ting their boat efforts on their Work
and their frank expression of their
hopes and aims were productive of
much confidence in them, whilrI night.
too, was not lost or the tower of
strength Mr. Winchester has been in
the success of the business since its
establishment.
Douds, Ihc
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Some people still have faith in Ili'.
Cook. One person who has not given
up the (200k ghosl Is Captain ll, S.
Gabon, of New York, formerly sccre»
fury of the Arctic Club, who lolIl an
audience at Willlmanllc last night ihal
the Brooklyn doctor was the only man
who has been to the North Pole. in-
cidentally it appeared that Gabon does
not love f‘ommandcr l’cary. which, of
course. may have some bearing on his
sentiments in the matter. He said. for
instance. Ihal he had known lir. (took
for sixteen years and bad novcr known
him to tell II llc. He had known "lhc
other follow" for lwI-nIy-tbrce yours;
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Some of liarlcn‘s court cusps may
it. humorous affairs but lhnl town
treats its prisoners hotter than ibis
city does. 0n the. lbcory that n prlnon-
or may be. a little bit human it for
nlkhca him or her a umtirous instead
of a board in ulcop on nights.
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If this high cost of liIinII continues
to film. they may raise the price of
ion cream noon in flllcon cents a.
[Inns and that would be simply awful
for bland and the rent of the girls.
No matter What. happens the IIIII
mate oommmor [chi it In the neck.
The present. crop Ilamkno reports from
the Month and Wt‘lll. will probably be
then as a reason for high prices.
wow.
(”nice point to the oyster sip-ll pile
his the Washington nirt‘ot MM!!! and
II! "It van to have been Ictnovod
April lat."
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No wonder so many movie are look
I III; Mr Ii reasonably priced farm them,-
, tiara.
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TIN YIARI A00 TODAY
'fi"YI April 27. 1ND.
.Fm-
The me of Daniel Hoyt against Wen
allilpuie over the
advices to learn whethet the warning
boundailea of oyster ground. was not-
{tied by Judie Front in favor of the dc-
fondant
The big the in Ottawa. Canada es
timated to have made 2 500 people
homeless and caused a loss of $20..
i000, 000. mm deported to be under con
trol. The total Inauranoe was estimat-
éd to M 'ISJNOIQOO
Chicago contractors reported that a
reign of terror was in piogieas on ac
count of the strike and labor riots, and
1.000 police offices were wanted to pro
nerve order
qultoeo lay forty edge a day. Now If
home plan could be devised to make'
hens an piollllc in the out; line. high‘
prices would go to smash in a jiffy.“-
Middletown Press
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Until women realize that they don‘t
all look pretty in the automobile bon—
het, it Is useless to talk about the
ballotwlioaton Herald.
The doctor who can remove a’man'a
skin In two months is not really in
the game of life. for there are many
men who can skin you in two minutes
if given only half a chance.-——Norwlch
Bulletin.
11' there were a tariff on patties we
hate to think how much‘ lIana Von-
derbllnkonsioii‘enhelmer. who recently
arrived in Boston. would have to pay
to get by with his.~~8prlngileld lin-
ion.
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ll. seems to have escaped general no-
tlce that the Children of the Amrelcan
Revolution, also. have been in senior)
during the week at Washington. The
fact that they have thus escorted new
tire. however, indicates that they are
nicely behaved chlldren.-~--Providence
Journal.
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Now. it is announced liens transmit
tubciculoala We ate awaiting furthol
will be not to cut eggs or not to
sleep in the chicken bImsc.---\\‘0Iuan'a
National Daily.
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Perhaps the ministers who declined
to recognize ”Tuberculosis Sunday"
think their flock already believe
much in the “upon air"
Merideu Record.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
LITTLE BENEFIT FROM ONE-TIME
ADVERTISING.
The statement in the dsplay lino
of this article might be qualified. but
in retail advertising ii holds good most
particularly.
There are doubtless exceptional
cases. but these merely prove the rule.
Many publications are making a hard
and last stand on the unblock-order-
ing their solicitors to accept no one-
time orders,
Some of the trade papers are luruv
lug down all contracts that are not
drawn for at least all months.
This is because they have prm‘cd
over and over again that the returns.
even from mail order advertising. are
stronger. proportionately, after several
advertisements than from the first in
acrilon.
it is readily seen ihal such II rule is
of advantage to advertisers as well an
to the publications. For many a Inor-
I'haut'und Inanuiacturcr has heard of-
the profit in advertising IIIIII decided to
try It once. .
The one insertion naturally did not
pay, and so those men who might have
become good advertisers and holler
business men have ever afterward
knocked advertising and the newspa-
port! In which their advertisements
were inserted.
Simply because they didn't go into
it in a sensible way. -
Advertising is II continuous proposi-
tion or it Ion'i anything. Rlicktolllvc-
uess wins in advcrtlslny‘a business as
ll does in business Itself
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norm or “some
“bromine run
WASHINGTON.(fond, April illi.
Mrs. Hwatnboru'n riolhlng and the
cd willie lighting the kitchen tire with
kerosene yoklerday. nod «loath came to
bur shortly after her admission to the
liunhury hospital, where, she was tale
on on the first train. Mr, Hwamboru
and his two children were awakened
by noise in their homo. Mr Hwamiiora
ran down alubs finding the kitchen
«blame. lief oro ho Iould not back to
the children the ntalrcnae was Mire.
The children then lumped out of tho
Willdow and while bruised were not
badly hurt Mr Numbers tolmbi the
demos and put them out, allhoulh the
house was badly damaged. tiol'na out-
side to search for his wife. he found
her in the Wet grass. llo Ilothiua was
nearly burned off. The. supposition
Wall, and this was later confirmed by
the, finding of the oil can that she had
attempted to hasten the fire by pour-
ing on oil. The blaze ignited the run.
which exploded and the oil sprinkled
fill)
irealmcnt.~
Mrs. awarnbem' clothing and the
ciaodwork like was about in years
oi
IICINT ARRIVALS or VIuILOI
NEW YORK. April 27. ~Arrlvad: an.
Roentgen Albert. Genoa and Naples.
YORK. April 81 ~Arrived:
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RIGHT TO THE POINT. ‘
Scientists have discovered that room ’
MOURNING FORM A NORWEGIAN
PEO
CHRIS' I’lANIA Nonny, April 27.—
Slgns of mounting for lilolnatiernc
lliornaon, the Norweglnn poet and nov
chat who died at Paris lust night.an
universal King liaakon nd Qucon
Maud havc lcleaiaphed their condo
lonces to the widon
The Simihing Inct today and IIeIid'
ed on a stale IuncInl and then adjourn
ed as an evidence of the public grief.
All theuties were IlosI-d iodaI. ’lho
funeral arrangements have not been
sufficiently advanced to show what ef-
fect if any they will. have. on the pro
gram prepared for the entertainment
of Mr. Roosevelt.
COPENHAGEN, April 27.~--A Nor
weglnn warship has been ordered in
readiness to transport the body oi
Biorstjernc Bjornson to (thrisilnnlu:
The body will be brought here on Sat
urdny, and Iatrlcd in n plocossion
through the principal sIIIcts to the
harbor
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Union School Diitrici
The taxpavcrs of the South NoIIIalk
Union «School Disliict lilt“ belch) notl
fled that the Iiisttlct tux of two mills
on the dollnl laid on the town assess
mont list of loop at a meeting of the
IllatrlIt held on the nth dnv or June.
1909. at the it‘runklln inIooi “ill be
due and payable on till scIond Ilil\ of
May. liild. nt \IlIicb lime i shall be
I'I-ady' to lt‘f‘PlH‘ saint nl Stillson l’IIw-
Ili' II drug slow a" W nailinulon Hilecl.
l‘onally III lhe rule of ‘.l per cent, It
year from May i will be‘cllurucli on
and after Jum- '.1. non.
l". A 'l‘t)l.l.i-IS
(‘olloctor of Taxes for South NorIvalk
l'nion School lilalrlcl.
Dated at South Norwnlk, April
liilil.
'25.
*NOjICEN I
CITY TAXES
The tuxpuIera of the ('itI of South
.\‘onnlk aio belch) notified llIul the
city In\ of sown ITI mill: on tho Iiol
llll', luitl on tho assessment llle of liiliii
by the Ilourd of l‘lfilllllitlt' and Tina
lion, will be due and payable on the
first day of May. lillll. nt “‘llll‘ll time I
Will I‘molvr the slum ill lli\ office.
Room .3. i'nlicIi llank liuildiuu it?
\\ ashllurion alrcci South Norwalk,
i’enailv iii the lltlf‘ of nine on per
cont. n Icur lrom May l. lfllll, “ill be
charged on all bills romniuinx unpaid
after June 1. lillo.
\‘i’ll.l,.lA.\i S \\ Il.l‘tiX.
Collector of Taxes of the I‘m of
South Norwulk.
South Norwalk. April I}, i9lo
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llIII llII preparation cullcd' "NH
as ".‘tt‘nlult l‘qupound. "
’lhe above IIIIIIIIIonI was given
log in ”it Slamhml l‘omt Apiil l
Vie offer the I‘entur) lompoun
The Century Roofing
Fancy Maine Potatoes, a
Walter Baker’ 8 Cocoa,
Walter Baker' 8 Chocolate,
Assortment of Fresh Vegetables
UNITED GROCERY CO.
so NOR’I‘l-I MAIN STREET
haul forever. Never minim painl.
BISHOPRIC MAST
ms can as
CHARLES
0 OIAVIIW AVINU‘.
Steamer Roma, Naples, etc.
the Jefferson llank since lust Annual
l
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
bad leaks III for line on old or poor roofs and not as lasting or durable
union all tooling work for libel years
83 WASHINGTON 01 REIT.
SPECIAL
Asbestos CENTURY Shingles
of them were “6011 on roofs during the past lWIllVg mbothl.
boiler and cheaper than
Wm:
WEDNESDAX. APRIL 97. 1910
7| "I. not II II
m I“ m
"K Ollllllfl Ill -
W "Hill!"
CUT THROAT WITH INK ERAGER.
Worry Over Decrease in Salary Sup-
poaed Call-e of Bank Talier'a Act.
NIEW YORK. April 27. -—-I)owii in the
Inuit of the. .leffeiaon flank at lI‘orsIth
and (‘anal shoots, today. (lootgo W.
Rose assisting Iecciving toilet of the
bank took his own life. Rose used
an implement road) at hand slashing
his tluout and “lists with an ink cra-
ser
No reason fill his act in known anti
his friends are at a loss to account for
it unless It were induced by the fact
that his salary had recently been re
duced.
lioao had been a, bunk clnployc for
Illillll' 5'9.er and was well-known in
banking circles. lie was filly year:
old and lived with his famllI at liack-
cusuI k \' .l. He has n sou attending
l‘orneli lulvcrslly. and a daughter
astudenl Iii lieInnId Collette.
'lbe icllcr had be. connected with
The. Jefferson iinnk recently announc
YOU
Are Sure of More
for Your Money
If You Buy Here
if you are a ateady cultomer
your caving In considerable; if
an occaaional patron you gain
on every "occasion." We are
retailing wholesaler. of Coffee,
Tea. Spices, Sugar and kindred
goods. and are enabled, by pre-
paring our own warn, to guar-
antee their freaimeu and purity.
Our 250 Blend of
COFFEE
Ia way beyond what the price
brings elsewhere, u we import
direct and cut out the "middle"
profit that you are united to ply
other dealers.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co,
m waaumo‘rou “an?
PHONE 542-:
A. a. roar, Mgr.
crlnak" is not suitable for stopping
under oath of the iniumiion hear
l, llilo.
Ii at 50c PER GALLON and soar-
& Manufacturing Co.
peck, 18c; bushel, 65c
180
17c
PHONE :43
More than one hundred millions
iC WALL BOARD
Lathe and Planter.
D APRLIID IV
AISTHORPE
SOUTH NOHWMK. DONN.
. bad slashed both wrists three times.
Thursday’s 4
From 2 Until:
6 o’Clock
SALE
—-
Hour
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
The Day of Great Bargains
(ll Extraordinary inducements are offered for Tomor-
row’s selling. Merchandise for those who appreciate
quality and are as much or more intereéted in what
they get for their money as in what they pay.
Waiéts
\\'e have. about 1:: dozen
dainty Lawn Waists. trim-
med with embroidery and
lace, liutcb nock, three-
Iplartcr length sleeved;
regular price, “.30.
Tomorrow, 98c
m
Dresses
At $3.98
of latest,
Suitable for
senaldc wear. etc;
ulnrly sold at ISI‘.
Tomorrow, 37 I-2c
SPECIAL SALE OF
Jabots, Dutch Collars
and Neckwear
A hip; clean-up of surplus stocks. samples, ctc.,
up-tIrdate styles and patternswtbe very
ones now being demanded and worn.
One Lot of
Assorted
Scatfs
evening
”K" a varied
values up to 25c.
..
Neckwear
.lubois. Dutch Collars
and other Neckwcar in 4
assortment;
Tomorrow, 10c
Separate
Skirts
Ladles‘ Walking Skirts,
made of Panama in light
checks and
plaids. not
many in the lot: regularly
sold at $3.98.
Tomorrow (while they
last), $1.49
Women‘s one-piece Worth
of line
litthR with limited effects.
llrcssca. made
pretty lace trimmed yokes;
value $5.00.
Tomorrow. 33 .98
Dutch Collars
(inc lot of Dutch (‘ol—
hire in an assortment of
patterns;
and 50c value.
Tomorrow. 25c
j. embossed Collars,
regular like
I values.
Linen Collars
lino lot of plain and
\ariety of patterns; 1:
Tomorrow, 10c
Petticoats
Women's
long Muslin
Petticoat, with deep ilouncc
great
Sc
of locks and embroidery;
excellent value at 81.50.
Tomorrow, 79c
Mén’s Night
Shirts
Men's Night Shirts oi uood qual-
it} muslin; rites ii lo 18. Special
for
Tomorrow at 43c
President
Suspenders
Sold everywhere at 50c,
Tomorrow at 38c
Veéts‘ and Pants
l.adlca' Knee i’anls. also Vests
with short or long sleeves; our
regular L'Tvc quality.
' Tomorrow la garment), 19c
Herc
Axminéter Rugs
mall. all patterns.
Special, 39c each
Size new
ed a cut in salaries and Mr. itom-‘s sai-
Io-y was cut to Slyllili a year. He had
been rocolIluII II much larger amount.
II is supposed that this worried hint
and his friends say that he had not
been himself for several days.
This morning Mr. linen arrived III
the bank and talked for a few Inmnenis
with William H. ()lllllll. one of tho lol-
lera. lie then went downstairs Not
returning after II considerable limo
had paasod. Mr. til-mil wont IIIIWH‘
stairs. lie did not one Mr. lioao in
the room and found the door of the
vault closed. il was not locked. how
ever, and as Mr, lliantii swung it open
be saw Mr. Rose on the floor in a pool
or blood. lie had cut his throat and
lie wan breathing but was unchacloull.
ltose died later in the hermit
ctlAlIti'Alltl.
“Why are you so and. my poor
than?“ asked the housewife. painting
it moment from her Monocle-ulna.
"Ab. mum." aiahed the tired tramp.
“I can't help being and when I think
of dis cold. cold world. i asked do
woman down do street for a night'l
lodging. and she says i could sleep in
her bin of anthracite. You wouldn‘t
be so cruel would you mum!"
"No indeed. my poor man. If you
will shake those two runs I’ll let you
sleep in my bituminous bin. That in
soft coal, you know."~«-Chlca¢o News.
Linen Crash
2mm yards ”ll’flt’llt‘ll All l’ure
Linen l‘vasii 'l‘owellnu. will wash
heavy and very absorbent; rcmllar
price ilk-c yard.
Tomorrow, 8 He
Turkish Towels
no dozen full lilcuI‘lIcIl. heavy
Turkish Towels. extra large size:
Gold everywhere at 2.10 each. Just
for one day
Tomorrow, 15c
Bureau Scarfs
inf-l out work lian-au Scot-is.
well made and extra good quality;
value (die each.
Tomorrow, 36c
Peroxide
it; ounce bottle of the bout grade
Peroxide.
Tomorrow, lSc
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Seledt Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Wines'
and Liquors at Popular Prices
0 L30. FRIIH CRIN, SODA CRACKERB ......... . ............ 260
3 LII. YALI TOAST CRACK!!!
WARRANT") EGG. on dates ............. .......... 20°
DRAKE IROTHERS’ POUND GARE. lb. ............. . ...... .....190
0 (MRI; Flt! NAFHTHA SOAP far .250
CROWN ASTER JAM (Ill kinda), jar .......................... 10°
10 LBS. FlNI GRANULATED SUGAR for ..... . .............. 01.00
Handkerchiefs
Ilnnd-
plain and colored
regular 5c quality.
Women's and (‘hlldrcn's
kcrcllicfs with
borders;
Tomorrow. 3c each
Laces
li‘reurh illlil German \‘al.
and insertions to match.
.\‘c and ltic values.
Laces
regular
Tomorrow. 5c yard
Gloves
Women's B-I-lasp Silk Finish All-
lencso Lisle llloves. considered
mind value at 25c pair.
Tomorrow, 19c
Ruffled Curtains
itufflcd Muslin Curtains. full size,
with line tucks.
Special, 35c pair
Phone 440
Gordon Dry (lib. bot ...... . ..... 00¢
Burnett‘s Old Tom Gin. ML. .000
Coulee“ Plymouth Gin. bot. . 31.06
Geneva Holland Gin. hot. ....850
Golden (irown Gin bot. .. ..... Tile
Bartlett‘ II Dry tint. bot. . ..... .760
F‘Ielda aloe Gin not. .. ..... 01.35
Iichllts MllWItlltet! Beer dill“ 01.20
Palm Milwaukee Beer, doe. 41.20
Anheuser Busch floor. don. 4.120
Anlfeuaor Busch Budwollser.
don. .. ........ ...........ti.60
B a W. Imperial Beor,doa.. .0140
Pabst. ,Blue Ribbon Beer doc 01.00
Imported Wuraburser Beer,
don. ............. .........02.10
‘ NOTE—We allow 20¢ per dozen on Deep ”the. when returned.
Norwalk Chronicler