i?
r11 Almanac for ‘l'elrlill'riihlw
;.;11I4=151 settling.
1de an and:
Maaeule oiaaeroav. .
fill d‘ Minimisation of Old
:11 1.1111 0.100. r. .1111 A. M.
is at 111 rooms, my a.
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The committee from the Merchants'
“I“ Manufacturers' Association is to
prepare figures tor the seleetmen in
111111.. Washington street bridge and
stllo question has been raised as
this year The ligures honored by the
board of estimate and taxation in May
do not become money until Septem-
her. it this is the program Intended
,hy the seiectmen the latter should be
films the error of their way by
'eomebody
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it is still Matteawan insane asylum
.for Harry K. Thaw, another decision
yesterday proving that at least in the
case of Stanlord White's slayer. money
cannot be counted as a free pass to
freedom, even though it might have
saved him from the death chair. By
the decree of the appellate division of
the Supreme Court at Brooklyn, an ei-
i'Ort on the part or Thaw' a mother to
“'0 him transferred to another asy-
lum. failed
A Jersey City justice apparently
wants to make a locord for himself
as a “marrying person." He has Just
odered 1.000 trading stamps to each
and every/bride who will allow him
topori'o m the marriage ceremony.
Theron nothing stingy about him.
eitheyi for he says that the stamps
will" be forthcoming whether the wed-
d/hig '90,}? large or small.
,/ A French writer of some prominence
" maintains that ex~President Roosevelt
will become a dictator in this country
but he shows his lack of knowledge
of the character of the American peo-
ple by this very prediction.
Editor Bailey. of the iiouston Post.
has let it become known that it does
his heart good to have the northern
papers accord so much praise to Mark
‘Twain, "a southerner and former Con-
rem te soldier.“
._.__
Mayor Gaynor and Hearst are :11
least making it interesting {or each
other. judging from statements issued
by each last night, as a result of the
publishers' banquet at the Waldorf.
Thursday night
W
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday. April 30, 1900.
The caddies on the Norwalk (loll
club links in Winulpauk were given
twenty-live cents a head for all the
snakes killed 0n the linkr' and were
busy lining their pockets with silver.
Miss Helen Ripley llonvdlcl. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, ii. 1‘. Benedict. of
Greenwich. was married to Thomas
Hastings, of New York Mr. lione-
dlct's gift to his daughter was said
to be a check for $1,000,000.
A contest was commenced in the
Norwalk Probate (iourl over the 111i-
miasion to probate of the will 111 the
late Rev. George W. Nichols.
..,.., . , m ..
TWINTY YEARB AGO TODAY.
.__...— _.
Wednesday. April 30, 1090.
Another respite was given .lncob
Schools. the New ('auuan 111urdercr.
owing to the adjournment 111 the Ru-
preme Court of Errors without acting
on his 11111111,
President Harrison veiucda‘lbc l.)11l~
his. Texas. public building hill.
The llxery stable of Miles W. (‘lrexury
and saloon conducted by Patrick Fitz-
mauriec. in Railroad avenue. were
badly (initialed (fire. the combined
louse hold; up am of 35.000.
Mm.-m.m..-m
mom 7671-1: eomr.
r
. The president niii pass through in-
dianaoplls on his western trip. but. he
Will be asleep at the time. This is 11
diplomatic way of pumping a political
dildonlly.wl’rovidonce Journal.
. «+-
‘i'lno of the last acts of Mark Twain
, to sign a check for 06.000 in no
hall of the iteddlng public library.
When we consider the average public
lilli‘ary seriously. it is impossible to
’ In any conclusion but that the old
"tinted-t was letting in the last--
tlllton i'l‘ex.) Post.
4.“
Mat New York millionaires who are
m in Reno getting divorces are in
, 12m 111111111111 grounds for them.-
011111111 Rapids Press
we»—
Ona oi the alleged Pittsburg grati-
‘who attanpted to have his trial
' the other day on the plea
he was too ill to stand the strain,
0 "‘0'
”(ounce to the cost of a public float‘
to;
“whether this will result in any doat‘
.SPIIIIIII W
SPECIAII.
“r MONDAY m
.. lI-VO'CLOCK '
v 1.... May2, 1910 ”iii"
- summar-
, INAUGLURMTION
SUMMER ‘ SEASON
I
i
“Bijou Dream”
(Formerly HOYT'S THEATRE)
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT Oii‘ F. .F. PROCTOR
WITH
1111111111111 1611111111...
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE ELEVATING
AND
ONLY THE VERY NEWEST CREATIONS
IN THE ART OF FILM MAKING
ALSO '
Travelogues I urnsrmwn |1Noveltles
, memos
Afternoons 3 Evenings
FROM ‘ FROM
I P. M 7 F. M.
UNTIL complete Shows UNTIL
5:30 P. M. Daily 11 r. M.
VAUDICVIIJIIC .............. Charmed . . .III-\VICEKIJY
MOTION FILMS ............ Changed . . .I‘IVI‘JRY DAY
LECTURES ................ (TIllDKmI . . . .'I'RI-WEEKI1Y
ILLUSTRATED SONGS ..... Changed . . . .
Always Something Brand New!
Till-WEEKLY
IN THE
AFTERNOON
'5. . lllll 106
BOX BEATS 25c
NEPRICES:
m...» -............... .... .- v .
IN THE
EVENING
ill IIIII 156
"OX SEATS
.-
Jll‘
FOLLOW THE CROWD
Tickets on Sale Thursday
MONDAY EVENING
MUSIC HALL'
GRAND OPENING OF
The Castle Square Stock C0.
---—IN-——~~
“THE CHILD WIFE”
PRICES. 10, 20 and 30 CENTS
(Watch the Bill-boards)
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK'D ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
LAOT THREE DAYS OF THE SEA-
. SON
HENRY BOKER
The Boy Behind the Suit Case
MAXWELL AND DUDLEY
The Merry Musical Oddity
HOWELL AND WEBBTER
Singing, Dancing and Laughter
VANOCOYGRAPH
EDNA DAVENPORT
Vaudavllie'a Cievereat Chanteuae
FRANK A. TRENIR AND COMPANY
' in a Dramatic Playlet
MOTION PICTURES THAT ARE NEW
MATINEES ............... 6 and 100
KVININOO . ............. 10 and 200
“muonh...” .._. ._ .... . . . ..........
THE NEW
ISI
TONIGHT .
PRESENTS
The Cattle Square Stock Go
lWhy Women
I Love
A [TORY OP HIART AND HOME. ‘
failed because there was no fur on his
tonsils. This should be a warning to
those who try the sick experiment in
court to see that their tongues are at
least packed in mutinbsils. macranton
Tribune-Republican '
APRIL 28, 29. 30 1.
I
_ musical instruments.
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STRN ET.
CUBAN GIANTS
(Colored Champions of the World.)
GAME CALLED 8:30
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
BOYD UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENTS
Grand Gland Free to Ladies.
ADVERTISING TALKS
ADVERTIIINO AS AN INVESTMENT
“A good advertisement in it good
paper is always 11 111101] investment.
That ~i11 what the late Patrick .1
llenly. ol Lyon it iiealy. said.
Lyon it “only. is the Chicago ilriu
which does an illimunuo luminous in
A11 the business
liltii‘lflil in the smallest pimlllllltl way
and oouuuonned to advertise ‘way back
in liillil, and as they have in the forty-
six years spent the grand total of two
and one-hall million dollars for adver-'
Using it is very evident that Mr. iiealy
knew whereof he spoke.
it stands tmreason that no iirm on
earth would spend 02.491324 11 that
amount bad to be charged ‘iil to 1111-
productive expense
Fact is. no then could uland 1111 1111-.
heme at that kind. but as an invest
11111111.". is different.
Yet there are iirnlswbualness hous-
- 1111 of importancemwho advertise with
the uplrii, "Suppose We have to. Noth-
ing in it."
These people are not usTng judg-
maul. They are not following the idea
contained in Mr. Healy’s words. They
. may use a good newspaper. hilt that
Opening Game Sflllflily Apr 30 company, whose lmitdquarirra are in
NOR WALKS Hundreds oil—Town and
I 1.:
,‘,
Fromi ,7 Until .
10 o'Clock
IGHT’"
SPECIALS
From 7 Until ‘
12 o’Clock
Opportune Offerings
Investigate Tonight, ‘You W111 Find It Well Worth While
Pretty Lace Yokes
Many pretty styles In Vilnisc
Luce Yokes. in pointed. square and
round effects. 751- value.
’ rumour. 501:
Men’s Hall Hose
Men's illack ilosc.
Regular prirc 12w! pair.
TONIGHT. So
all sizes.
Towels
75 doz. very large Linen Oatmeal
Ladiesi Hose
Lildlt‘fi' Tan and Black U810 Towels, red border, very absorbent,
.. 9. . suitable for bathroom use. Value
Host. Regular 1 1. quality. 250 each.
Tonight, 2 Pair for 290 TONIGHT, 16c
Belt Pins
An assortment of pretty designs
in oxidized and silver. Regular
price 251-.
TONIGHT. l2 1-20
Children’s Stockings
Illack Heat'y Ribbed
Value
(‘Iliildroll‘s
Stockings.
litter pair.
.TONIGHT, 8c
THE BOSTON STORE
Handkerchiefs Tea Kettles
Ladios‘ All Linen. Hand him No. 8 Solid Copper Nickel Plated
broidcred, initial Handkerchiefs. Tea Kettles, lint bottom. Regular-
ltcgularly sold 115200 each. ly sold at $1.15.
TONIGHT, 19c TONIGHT, 69c
alone. does not make. It xomi in1est- _(‘r1rlnth. 111.11.111.11 gone into bank-
11111111 11 good adrerllsoment 13 .350 111111113 There is not the slightest
ioundai ion for the report according to
ri-uuilcd.
1‘ A I..lon1-s munaael oi the local ofiicu
.\111l ii is in tin. «moutiui llat so M .1“. llrm. The company-s 0mm"
11111111 1--1111 11-1111 :11I1mii1111111 lull down, here and elsewhere are doing busi
l‘illosn lIii‘Jl' proposition is carciuily :H‘hu Mkimlul.‘ A W110" that il;ili‘90d
J , l , _ , has 1111 11111 110 appointment 0 a rt»
K‘lli'lliil, 11nd lliitilll it (1111‘ lilo public coiwr for ”w iirtn had been tiled by
from 1l11- most appealing Hiaudpollll n ilrcmeu 111111111 Nint‘urn \\ odnesdag
they are thinning than money away pmhnhh an 1' rise to the r-umm but
the oilillulu oi the Mississippi com-
nonwALk TEACHERS ELECTED. 11.1111 “I1 ""21 “In“ (if n" W“ 11m
(‘I‘t‘lilllliltll except what thin learned
Tm“ Chosen on Various commmeg.‘ from newspaper reports,
of County Teachers' Association. ~
At the business thinning of the Fair-
fluid County Teuchrrs' Association.
held in Stamford. yesterday afternoon,
the milowinc were elected:
President«Frederick ll. Camp.
Stamford.
Vicel’rosidcutw 1\. C. Willson. *
Greenwich.
Secretamxwhiiss M. lmulm- Collins, .
Siatlliord. f I d
1111111111111st. 1’. Wilkins, ilridgo- or mme 'ate
port.
leoculiw 1‘11111111111ltrmw. R. Kelsey.
of Bridal-purl. i. it. Higgins. of 111111-
bury; “' I‘T. (‘hntivrilon of South Nor-
Willk.
Bureau of lioluruliouhl lllforlnuiiolt
fur Thl‘l‘i‘ Yt-sli‘u l-lilgal' II. Lillit‘, UT
South Norwalh: Henry W. Suite, of
New Cannon: iivnl'lzv E. 'l‘bompuon. 11f
\‘11rw11lk.
Delivery
New and Second
Hand
(Iaratzc for
w...
COTTON mu mo we'r FAIL. "all at
(1111‘ Ill-
Report Regarding Miaelulppi Concern speciion and Demonstration. We
Proved to be Untrue.
t‘tli.l‘.\iill‘5. Mix... April :10. it was
1-1'1‘onuously reported gateway that
the spot cotton iirm of Steel. Miller It
Ilil\'l' them on the floor.
I. I. IIIBIIIIIIIIIII III.
80 Wall Direct. Norwalk.
Country Properties
Quick Auto For 8 e r v i c e We Guarantee Our
3““ COFFEE
”AT-.1.
The Lawrence Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
01 Money Refunded
This may seem an easy thing
to do and ii is easy for 1111 br-
7» . u-
'4 ‘ «11111111 we import the rodeo
w you ARI LOOKING you arucn and roast and blood it
. ourselves—mun guarantee it
Fresh Fruits and 1......1......
Hui where 11 coffee passes
through a dozen dliforent posses-
seslone beioru ii reaches the re-
tailor, bow 1-1111 ihe dealer know
positively that it is pure? He
Vegetables
We have them All kinds in
””0" may think it Iii huh-knowing Is
I‘Jil’fi Fine STRAWBERRIES diilrruni thanfltliiukina. llur pure
column are ill cronl from the or.
,1 I SMJIIU. . diuary kinds.
“WI“ TUGTURDIOGO '"“ Have You Ever Tried Our
G. Gmorro 25° “0““?
it's pure and just what its 111111111
Tel.Con.170 Washington Oi. implies.
L
Souvenir Free Every Day
W,...T.
“1.1.1.111... 0111.1. 1110.
Doridn «House '
1......
SUGAR
28 POUNDO. .............. $1.36
. 111 P00N00....... ........ 11$
11...... 1.1.1."... .i.".91i’1i‘.?.§s:::::::::::z:z 2..
I A I T O, W A L K . .
090'“ 3* “DAY. AW“ 30*“ The Union Pacific
Shore Di 11m and All liiuds oi
Sea/60d Cooked to Order
11 E. O Sullivan;
PROPRII
Tea Co,
120 waaumnrou araaa‘r
001.1711 NORWALK
A. a. roar. Mgr.
ruoua sea-a
@ Extra Special ®
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR, cal/r -.lb sack .............. 80c
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel .................. $6.30
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound . . ............ 33c
18 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for .................... $1.00
The Great A&P Teh Company
124 WASHINGTON 812. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliver1008130 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. TEL NO. 909
as
Neverdudy Street Oil
Will keep the dust laid. Now is the time to place your contract.
We will give you an estimate for oiling or we have the oil for sale.
MANUFACTURED BY
Century Waterproofing Company
TELEPHONE 368.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
21 SEAVIEW AVENUE.
_ w....._........ .‘
Fancy Maine Potatoes, bushel 600; pk., 15c
Fancy Home Spinach, pk., 201:
Home Rhubarb. bunch ............ 50 Very Good Butter, lb ......... .....330
Home Asparagus. bum-l1 .......... 35c Extra Fancy Butter, lb ............ 350
iiunn- ltadishcs, bunch ............ «to loud Eggs. per doz ................ 250
'l‘omntoos. per qt ................. 150 Home Laid E888. ber doz .......... 300
Walter llukor's Cocoa ............. 180 Walter Baker‘s Chocolate ......... 17c
lion llur Flour. has .............. 80c 5.; bag 13011 Mar Flour, 45c; bhi., $6.35
Cucumbers, New I’olalovs, Bermuda
Onions, New Cabbage and Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY C0.
PHONE :43
an NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE
.11 GROCERIES ""iii
Teas, Coffees, Butter, EggS, Cheese,
Wines and Liquors
FANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES, peek ................. 18¢
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, pound ..................... 340
8 LBS. MILK CRACKERS. YALE TOAST OR SODA CRACKERB..25¢
6 CAKES FILE NAPHTHA BOAP .............................. 250
3 CAN! CAMPIILL’D BOUPD .................. ‘ ........... 260
5 L35. JAPAN RICE .......................................... 250
SNIOIR'S OR BLUE LABEL CATBUP. large bottle ............. .206
CALIFORNIA. PORT. SHERRY OR ANGELICA WINE, par gal. 01.00
FINI CALIFORNIA TAIL! CLARET. 1 gallon jug .............. H900
EVERYTHING IN THE LIQUOR LINE AT CUT PRICES
A F. Beckmann 81 Co.
as 11111 as Washington at. 11111111. 0111 «11. Math Nomallt.’
111.111.11.111.“ necessitatlnii the or
The electrical commissioners, Thom~ WNW" 0' “10 business. “WWW“ “l
ANOTHIR MlDNldl-i'l‘ MIITING.
the 'i‘uesda night city meeting. Last
as Robina, 10h“ R Spencer and Fred night the chmmlssioners hold another
oriek Hunkemeier. "9 becoming fam- ion; meeting at the plant to consider
0119 (or their midnight sessions. which the extension. it is expected they will
indicates the amount of work they are soon he in a position to announce the
putting into their oiiice. They have exact nature or the work decided upon.
their hands full on account of the therebeing several plans under consid-
WWO rapid growth of the municipal eiec- oration.
Norwalk Chronicler