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SOCIETY NOTICES
MABONIO DIJREOTORY
Stated admonleatlan of Old
Willi Latina No.1oa. r. unit A. M.
MIiUl I» held at ita rooms, Mly 3.
. 9'10. at 8 p. in. Work. E. A. Degree.
All Maatar Maacna cordially and in-
,tdiiitally invited.
. Fraternity youra.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sac'y.
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IVJNING BINTINI: TELEPHONI
Ia-l—Nawa Department
Mulualnm Departmant
Branch Office. Nor-walk
~Editor’a Raaldanoa
TQM—city ldltor'a Raaldanea
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
J S EMORY STEVLNS Prealdent
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Vice- Plesi idem
FREDERPI KL M. UINTARD. Secretary
MATTHEW COR P‘T'i‘. Treasurer
Executive ( ‘omrnlttee
RUSSELL!“
l iMOND
Ofiflld‘lsl TR
A Hint Ii ALDRON
CHAR 4E8 It}. JENNINGS
0 M ARON
OMRISTIANU SWAR’I‘Z
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Owen Moran. the English fighter
who delivered the blow which was fu-
ttll to Joe McCarthy at 'Frisco Friday
night is quoted as saying that the fight.
was a frameup, it being agreed that he
was to allow McCarthy to last ilfteen
rounds. The blow which killed the
latter was delivered in the sixteenth.
What eifect this unfortunate occurr-
ence will have on the JeffrlesJohnson
light is problematical but the public
will continue to wonder if that affair,
too. won't be a frameup.
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Using the president of the United
States as an advertisement is being
carried beyond the bounds oi proprl.
ety. Yesterday when President Taft
arrived In Pittabnrg. he found pla-
cards urging the public to "come to the
baseball game and see President
Tait." The President In In the smoky
village In connection with tbc Pound-
ers' Day celebration and ugrced to at-
tend the game between the Pittsburg
and Chicago National League teams.
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Memories of the Fat Men‘s clam-
balte at the old llorion House are
brought up by the death of William ii.
l'Lu who died yesterday at his
IiOilI'GWYl. Locust Grove, Long island.
Willie to was not an attendant at the
gatherings here, so tar as in known, he
certainly was eligible. tor Iu- chKbc-d
btili pounds. iic was of ordinary
height but lucannrcd six fut-t. cixbt
inches around thc waist.
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The accounts of cx~l’rt-nidcnt lioose
velt's journey to dntc through Europe
have been read with lntcrcat, Inn most
cancrly' looked lorwnrd to ot all luci-
dents in his iortht-muing llit‘t'IIllK with
the (it-rulan kalucr
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Tito Philandtr t‘. Knox. Jr.. t-Iopc-
mcnt drama now {unwind to be settled
tor a time at least. It, is announced
that Pa Knox has bccn complctcly
won over and that "lip" and his bride
arc eating l'uttcd call”
“.9...“ . M’- ....
April In over and most everybody
will agree that it'll wcntbrl
wasn't up to tape t lnilonn
(hirl oi l’uliw William VbIltucr in
mowing mcry day nu n slicrll'l’ prob-
ability.
“www.mpu...
Oil inalctni of [Mill and born-y in
about to flow on IIll' local turrets.
a.....M....... ..W. ... .. a.“
After today I! (until one dollar illorc,
in register that dog
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TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY.
Friday. May 2. 1090.
All epidcittic oi diphtheria wun rug-
Illlt Ill Ill‘ll‘Illll and t‘illltiNI tho dcnlllu oi .
nightwear-old tleorw- M. Poole. and
hill itiirytlalwoltl niplcr, children of Mr.
and Mril. .lolin i’oolcy.
i’eoilln were demanding an luvo-utI'
hRation of the "Chicago boot evil." and
be coununmru of 1th country WIII'i'
uhowu to on in the group of the "lit;
Pflui‘"-~5Arilllltli‘ A‘z t‘o.. Bwltt a. ('n.,
Nelson Morrln it t‘o.. and Hammond
1 Co.
Nearly {:00 riolern were arrested Ill
Paris. and anveral aerloun collinlonu
with the police occurred
I.
TIN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Wellhead-y. Polity 2. 1900.
The officers: of ilti| State Law and
Order blown! visited the home of Mats
their women. in Daricn, but the own.
t or and his wife Were in iitamlord.
Cole's Express Company made an
experimental trip from New liaven to
south Namath.
Oval Mill lives were lost in an eaplo
, stall in a coal mine at Hohoilcid. iitah.
Milly Americans were Itllieti in an
Minot: by rebels on the garrison at,
Quitting, island at Samar.
it. Jilitiibll‘t. of ticnth Namath. was
H‘t DI ll-
RIOHT TO THE POINT.
Mr. Carnegie, according to his latest
estimate. has “been responsible for
tony-two millionaires.” Perhaps it is
Just as Mil that he happened to stop
about time and turn to llbrurles.-
Providence decimal.
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Mr. liryau'a condition at present
seems rather common place. He to too
old to be called a boy orator and has
not reached the stage where he can
eb known as "Uncle liIll."~-~Scrunton
'l‘rlbuuollepnbllcau.
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The dispatches say Aunt lietty
Green is to quit business it surely
can't be said that she has enough—e
liouaton Post.
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.it is fortunate for the country that
built is grown in litany places outside
of the middle west, lilil the freeze out
there will be likely to fllrulsh an ex.
cuse for high prices ncxt lull.wliei'k-
shire Eagle. ,.
in his dealre to get another term as
governor of Tennessee, (iov. Patterson
doubtless has the enthusiastic support
of those Still odd electors who. through
his mercy, now enjoy the "norm of
the mountains. And there's nothing
like gratitude ~Rochester Herald.
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it may be that. gas from lialley's
ootuct that is nifecllngvno many poll-
ticul careers.~Scl1etteflady Union.
.4.
Mr. liryun'l daughter is now to man
ry Into the English aristocracy. Things
are rapidly coming Edward's way:—
New Haven Journal Courier.
_
"Your iinunciern are intoxicated with
success." says a London preacher in
title country. is that why money's ol-
tcn t.Ight?~-Clevelaud Lender.
Greatest oil writ in the world is re-
ported in California. liowcvcr, the
great oil center still remains at 26
Broadway. New York—New liaven
Palladium.
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Frugivomus man. all over the coun-
try. will yet find out he is paying for
the tilddlt-r for the dance in which Jack
Frost was the ccntral llgure recently
in the middle West. New Haven
'l‘lmcs-Leadcr.
".lltn" Patton. the man who ilifltli'
millions in cotton, declares thorn-“n no
cotton corner. No; trout his view-
point it set-ins to bc Judi on ordinary
cotton cushion to tail on. Mcrldcn
.Itturnui,
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If a Chicago unlit-loge tnukcr should
catch anti curry oil half the bud dogs
of Norwich there would be enough left
to do all the bustncsn..-Norwlclt littl-
ictln.
The fact that itoaton women have
taken to farming Is really no sign that
two henns will grow whorc one dlti be-
fore.» Mitldlctown I’rilJil-i.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
THE DIFFERENCE lN ADVERTISE-
MENTS.
Iii‘ttvlly Is not uiwayn the soul of an
advertisement eupcciully it bring
brief causen biuntncss
You nlust not disregard the other
feilow‘s viewpoint. It you would get
results from your advertising t-xprpdl
lure.
Advertising succcsu dcpctlds IllOi‘t'
Ilpon anything clsc.
Au an illustration of this point We
quote a little story wc ran across the
ol hi-r titty:
A nntn who wanted a house lnnld
ruuhcd Into a ncwspapol' olilcc and
wrote the following:
WAN'i‘ICIt-vtilt'I for
housework. Apply
care the lilauk.
llu received only one. reply and
made up hill mind that advorils.
lug Wilb no good, The nt-wapnpcr
man unld to him. "l’orbupu thi-
i‘nult was in your advcrtlsenu-nl.”
Then be united the bunlncun man a
tow durations:
"How many in your futility 7"
"Two."
"(loittl'orlnblc room for the girl '3"
‘Wliy ol couruo It In large anti
uunny Just an gotul a mom as we
occupy ourselves."
‘l’nttlon my quulslilvcncuu,”
said the ncwnpapcr luau. "lull do
you expect lhn girl to do Illi‘
waistline?"
“No, we have that done out.“
The newspaper innn then inherb
lhtu want ad:
WAN'i‘l-ii) » Neat. ~ appearing
maid in family of two. Large
sonny south room. No waah‘
tum. Addrcua. XYZ, care the
iliuntt. '
The business man rccnivad twen-
ty-acven anewaru. There won all
air of rcilnnmenl. self respect. and
parapet-t of fair trcatment in that
little advertisement that demand-
ed the attention of the girls.
The advertiser who in lint getting
the result» he thinks he should get.
willdo well to analyse his advertiae»
meals. as well as his advactlalng
methods.
For their ovm good. too many not
vertlscra blame the newspapers when
the truth is. there Is nothing about
general
XVZ.
htelr announcements of appealing in-
terest to any one but themselves.
. elected an Alternate to the National
Grand Army mammalian.
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This Morning Mia: Sarah T. Palmer.
superintendent of school in Ridlefleltl
and Colahester. came to visit the High
school and to get acquainted with the
conditions and examination for en-
trance to the High 'achool this year.
Ridzefleld now has a number of stu-
dents in the lilgh school and expects
to enter others for next year.
Kenneth Thomas and George Deane.
students at the Bridgeport High school.
visited the school here today. as they
had an honor holiday. They were much
interested in the science department
and in talking up athletics.
The story of Saturday‘s ball shine
will be found in today‘s sporting new».
along- with the other baseball garner.
The iicuior play will be field In the
High school assetnbly ball this week
’l‘hursduy and Friday nights.
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THE COMET AND THE NORTH
POLE.
llaliey and Peary. they
lllt' quite weary,
Now, seclug'u believing you know;
This trio meudaclous should not be
loquacloua,
Thcn, perhaps,
might go.
Cook, make
their assert ions
Why is It that llallcy, with his comet
doth daily? .
We try to be calm, and not worry:
The suspense is not cheerful, In fact.
It is fearful.
with tho ilctl llrugon,
hurry,
bio, please
We had one visitation which caused
’ sonic sensation.
Just a spark from the film”.
said;
it went down with a wiggle, in a hole.
'mltlst a giggle,
in (‘aicb'u oItl. choice rhubarb bed.
'lwas
Great Dragon no red, let it never be
said
We fear you. ll()Wt"t‘l last you go;
Turn yotn tall t'other way. and don't
come this way. pray
There are some who might be. not.
vous. you know,
if it's traveling so that. it might reach
us. at luat
Eighteen ncvcnty-right mllcs a min-
the--
(ice wlilz'. but that‘s going. so there
in no knowing
What tninulc we'll all be right in It.
Towards us it Isa tugging. some nay
it Is plunmnxw
TIN'H’ ll‘l'iliii are not tltiilv apropos;
Should Ii land at our dock. It might
title on a shock.
Alas. then, our old bridgi- Would go.
There was I’t'nly, no illllt‘l. lcarlui
.‘iOillt' tnluht tinny ii;
To (Iihlli‘mc it. «och scientist falls;
lie rt-nicd quite easy 'tlll t'ook cann-
lu Itl‘rczy.
And took all Illl‘ wind from his sails
such it cluttr-r‘.‘
The pole we can wnil do without.
Just let l'i-nry claim it til l‘tmk,
iii-'li name ll,
'l‘Jlt-n wr-‘Il all lil' wi-ll pleased, with-
out doubt.
ii
There might be no oration ut the next
celebration
ill Hudson and Fulton: and look'.
l’nlcse. tbm WOW weary thcv might
honor Peary.
Ami maybe for all t‘ook might cook.
llAltltIl-"l‘ A T.ll'l‘tl\'
OLD FASHIONED FLOWERS.
'l‘llc sixbt otidalloolls today
Reminds toe of my childhood hours.
Witch In it dear old garden lair
i I inn-it to pluck the golden llowcrs.
The daffodils conic first or all,
.\'cur thcnl grow rockets. Hill and
straight;
The myrtle Niti'i‘litllllu all around,
And tint-r lilies by the gate,
'I‘llc snowball bimbo-:4 nddcti churlu.
Anti rose of Shawn. too. was there;
The flowering cilrtnnia' yellow bloom,
Yb-ldcd ltv iruurunt-e to the air.
The climber red. and awaci blush rose
in runny .lnill' their beauty tent;
The him-bolls and the widow‘s tcnrn,
(tlonc io lluI porch lira-w outtc con
trill.
And an Wu wander 'rottntl the Iltllllii',
The purple lilac com-m in view,
\l'lillc llvtttilnlr down among the grass.
Aro unowdropn glistening with Hill
dew.
I low thinn- lIHil‘ old Innltionctl flow-rs
Ami In luv lm-nlory {rt-sh i see
The malty briuht itucd ponies illvl'c.
Whlcil uucd to bring delight to inc.
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NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR.
Norwalli Aakad tor Delegates to Pro-
llminary Banquet.
The mcvmncnt for a groin world's
fair in New York in this, to celebrate
the {illiilh anniversary of the ilrut ect-
tb-men at Manhattan by. the Dutch in
liltii, Ill well under way. The project
will be formally launched at a great
banquet in the grand bail room at the
Hotel Antor Monday evening" May 9.
at seven o‘clock, and the Norwalit
business Men at Association has receiv
ml item the “Cit‘lacuk World' a Fair
Committee." an invitation to send a
delegate or delegates to this banquet,
the price for which will he Sill pen
plate. The association has not yet ink
on action on the invitation.
The guests at this banquet will in
elude both ladies and gentlemen. Pres
ldcnt Taft, Governor litighea. (lover
nor Weeks of Connecticut. and all the
,overnora or states and many promln
ent citizens from all over the country
llflVt‘ been invited and many have lit:
ccliicd Mayor William ..i Gaynor will
preside at the banquet licnry Claws
is chairman of the {iltlzens‘ World’s
lair committee and Robert H. Sexton
la secretary John ..i Amory is vice
chairman and Herman A. Mela iatrcas.
. nrcr.
MONDAY. MAY 2.1910 _
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INAUGURATION
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WEARING Hfll P000IS
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT 00‘ F. F. PROCTOR
WITH
Mtilgtitw, Vt unrmno Sold in boxes of six pairs. light or medium
_ AMAM Lil AUQEYILLE lzi.luVAi‘i.\O weights—black, tan or grey.
ONLY THE VERY NEWEST (YIIEA'I‘IONS
IN THE ART OF FILM MAKING
Travelogues I ”“.‘.‘iii?ii£2"“’ ovelties
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months. it means new Hose for you.
$1.50. 2.00 AND 0300 00X
Miami?” 3 E13333” ColorgzfiligdofmSTOCKlNGs. for Women.
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Now, what docs It matter, “'II) iunkc 11W CISIIC Square SIOCk Go-
THE
CHILD WIFE
FIRST TIME EVER PLAYED HERE
A Drama at Heart and Home
By Charles A. Taylor
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
EVENINGS . . ......... 10.20. 30c
MATINEES . . 10, 200
Change of Program Thursday
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Game. Saturday, May 7th
NORWALKS
‘ NEW l0IIII IIIIE 0IPIIIIIIEIII
One of the Fanteat Semi-Proiaauonal
Teama in New York City
GAME CALLED 3:30 ‘
ADMISSI N. 25 CENTS
BOYS UN ER 12 YEARS. 10 CENTS
Grand Bland Free to Ladlaa.
Norwalit wiiilzh School Senior
Class Play
“ Back to Nature ”
HIGH SCHOOL HALL
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MAY ii MAY 6
TICKETS. 25 CENTS
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA.
.
MR. ROOIIVELT A'l' KIEL.
Klitii... I'ruanla. May 2. er. lloosc
veil nailed this morning for (‘0 penlla
gen. The party but Amsterdam at it
o'clock lnnt night When their train
arrived nl Hamburg it we: boarded
by American t‘ouaui-Oenetal llobcrt l’
Skinner and the consular stall at liam
burg ywlio continued to Altonu. where
they were recalled by Mr. lttmaevelt
during a 25- mihute wait for the Copen-
based express.
Arriving at chi the Rooseveita were
received at the railway station by Paul
ii. .i. Hurtori. the American consular
agent. and the railway division super-
lntendcnt. There was a brief exchange
of greetings. after which the Ameri-
cans Were escorted to the royal wait-
ing rmlm, where they rented a few
moments before boarding the steamer
for the Danish capital.
Hundreds of Town and
Country .Properties
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
Wines and
Butter Teas
_ . For . . Eggs Coffees Liquors
Quick Auto Servrce m
Sale DELICIOUS NEW MADE BUTTER. per pound .................. 34c
--AT—- FANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES, peck .................. 18c
13 Les. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ........................ $1.00
MAUD 3. BRAND FLOUR ................... ....bag, 85c: bbl., $6.75
watcn's GRAPE JUICE. .. .................. pint bot. 25c; qt.. 45c
3 LBS. YALE TOAST on SODA CRACKERS .............. . ...... 25c
wrrcn HAZEL on GLYCERINE soap. large cake ........ ' ...... 5c
The Lawrence Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
70 STAMPS WITH I LB. VERY BEST TEA .............. . ....... 60c
35 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. VERY BEST COFFEE ................. 35¢
EXTRA STAMPS WITH ALL GRADES TEAS AND Cur-FEES.
83 and 85 Washington St, So. Norwalk
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds In
season.
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty MW«-—«-~—~ -————~—~~w W--. w»~-» -
CANNES gmfiggcw mt Fancy Potatoes. - Bushel, 60c; Peck 15c
Very tiood Butter. lb ............. 33c Walter linkt'r‘s (Yoton ............ 186
G. GHIO I I 0 Extra Pauly llutti-r lb ............ 35c \\';-'lltli linkcr' s (‘hotoitltc ........ 17c
. Good Eggs per do: ................ 25c 3 lbs. Pcucbos .................... 25:
Tel, Con' "9 Waah. St. bridge. ilolnc Laid l-‘ntgs, liti‘ doz ......... 30! :3 lbs Pruncs ..................... 25c
it; ling licn iiur Flour ............ 45": 'i lbs l’runcx ..................... 26c
ling lien liur Flour. 80C: be.. 88.35 3 cans Tomatoes ................. 25c
TELEPHONE CALL 720. It (‘uns (‘orn ...................... 25c 3 Calls Peas ...................... 25¢
Struwlu-rrios. 'l‘olnutocu. Spunurh, Iladlslics, Rhubarb, Asparagus, Cucumlwrs,
llcrnnula Onions. New Potatoes, [Aillllt‘P uml Oranges. .
UNITED GROCERY CO.
on NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE :43
Do__r___ion Ho_l_t__se
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A a T N O R w A L it
Share Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Suiiivan
PROPRIETOR.
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NeverduSty Street Oil
Will keep the dust laid. Now is the that“ 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.
COMMANDER PEARY lN LONDON.
LONDON, May 2. ----- Ctnntntindcr llob~
art It}. Peary canto here today to H"
cctvo the gold ulodal from the ltoynl
ticoxraphlcul Society and to deliver his
lecture on his trip to the North Pole.
He will receive the medal on VVl‘llllOii~
tiny. lie expects to be in Europe sev-
eral wake and will till a number of
lecture cilaasenlenta.
With the commander urc Mrs. Peary
and Capt. Robert iiartlatt. or the Arc-
llr. steamer Roosevelt. They were pne-
uuitgera on the Krohprlnzcstiin Cecilio.
The party wua met by Major Leonard
liarwiu, the president. and Secretary
Kettle. of the Royal (biographical Bo.
oiely; Commander Edward filmpaon.
American naval attache at lxindon.
and a committee of the Pilgrims' Bo-
clcty.
GIRMAN BTEAMIH ITRANDID.
NORFOLK.Va..May 2.—-—'l‘he aer-
mun steamer Roland, Capt. Mayer.
from tiaiveston tor Bremen, strand-
ed on the North Carolina coast during
a dense top; that night. The vessel
which carrieru n cnrao ol‘ cotton, lien in
an early position with a slight list to
the northeaat.
in aaavaaw Avenue.
We Are All Goingfito North’s Studio
ills Janine Sepia: are the finest produced by any process. Permanent
prints that have quality and honest value.
G. S. North. Photographer
1a waautnarou avatar aourn nonwALK
Norwalk Chronicler