‘ ii
(rhos'IWo ‘- '
. W
a ' are u e n w tor
Egg word“ In wIIIcoII he hit tori
so no RIO” at the thront when star
or col demand the protection I) I
which can be thrown upon with look,
leis so thII‘I they burn nothing
or d storm chat. Il‘hoy are n
much appreciated Invention.
I The FoodIPr nit lor rill Ago:
Rich milhmlledcrain. inpowderiorm. More healthful than too or codes.
For himhhvnlidl and
Pure nutrition.upb gmmde .
Inviaom‘ci nunIng'In olefin and din is
latent free. Address
T- o no substitute.
DISPLAY OF FIGHTING CRAFT.
BOSTON . May .‘l.——Chariostown No.-
vy Yard presented :1 gain appearance
today with 24 naval vessels the. largest
nuhiber of lighting vessels thaI have
ever been In the yard at one time, tied
up at the docks or in the stream. The
ships are of all classes from the new
North Dakota, of 20.000 tons displace-
merit, and one of the two largest ves~
selsln the United States Navy. down
to the ”submarine boots or a few hun-
dred tons.
Historically also the display of light.
in‘g craft was unusually significant, as
it comprised a representative of near-
ly every period of naval construction
from the old frigate Cousiiutlou to
the North Dakota. Other ships at the
yard are the famous old Wabash now
a receiving ship: the cruiser Chicago
pride of the llrst White Squadron. and
the battleships Missouri nnd Illinois.
77-"Hud dyspepsia or Indigestion lor
years. No appetite, and what i did eat
dlotfessed me terribly. Burdock Bloody
Bitters cured me."—«J. H. Walker, Sun
bury. Ohio.
PORCH
CHAIRS
~AND~
ROCKERS
IN GREEN AND NATURAL
98c to $5.00
K.
.. MITCHELL, UNDERTAKER
r. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISH!!!
00“!!! WALL AND HIGH ITO-I
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwsik Branch Ofiice of
The Evening Sentinel
sauce
,crrv TAXES
The taxpayers at the City or South
Norwuk ore hereby untitled that. the
city tax of seven (7) mills on the. do)»
lor. laid on the assessment llut of 1909
I! the lidnrd ot‘ idstiIIIoiI- and Turn-
. will be due and payable on the
ilrlt dny or May, i910. II. which limo I
will receive the some at my oilloe.
III II. United link Building. 97
o Mbinxton street. Bouth Norwnlk.
city at the rate of nine iii) per
c t a your from May l. 1910 will be
flirted on all bills remaining unpaid
otter Junei. lino.
WILLIAM B. Wll.l‘.l)X. ‘
Ilolloctor of Taxes ol‘ Iho (lily of
south Norwaik.
‘80th 'Norwnlk. April 6. 1910.
School Taxes
prion School union
The unpdyors ol the Booth Norwalk
llhlon Ichool District are hereby notio
liod that the disirict tax oi two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town unsu-
I list ol 1909 at a meeting or the
riot held on the 8th day of June.
$0.. It the Franklin school, will he
e and anytime on the second day or
oy. 1910, at which time i oholl ho
teddy to rooms some at Balloon-Pow-
ell's drug store. 82 Washington street.
Pdhoity at the rats or 9 nor cent. a
your from May I will he charged on
Ind otter June 2.1910.
A. TOLLIBB.
Oolloewr oi Tom for South NDI‘WBIII
Union school District.
“DIM lit 80th Honour. April so.
llll 1n
Agree! wi the yeah“
Keep it on your d at home.
A quick lunch mound n a minute.
O-R CKR “IERIR.
unmtuusluu ,
lili III liiiiiilliiii
Exhibition of Interest Now at
the South NorwaIlI PIIII-
lic Library
The, photographs now on exhibition
at the Bomb Norwnik Library picture
Nova Suotlu. the Al'cldl? or the tale
of Evangeline. The story ol Evange-
line in that or II tragedy brought about
by the merciless, underbanded Irons-
purlatlon of the inhabitants of (lrand
Pre and other settlements, from their
country. Three thousand souls Were
compelled to leave their homes and
Were so scattered about among the
colonies that they never could return.
in Ibo hassle and confusion many inm‘
Ilies were separated, and some at least
never (‘Hmil Iogolhor.
The origin of the poem of Evnnge
lino emanated irqu a note made by
Hawthorne concerning u young couple
in Arcadia.
"On their marriage day all Iho men
of III" province Were summoned to the
church to hear a proclamation. When
a sembled. all were seized and shipped
o II) be distributed throughout the
colonies, the new bridegroom unions
them. The bride sol oil in search of
him, wondered about all her lifetime.
lllltl lost, when old found her bride-
groom on his death bed."
Hawthorne bud no use for the note.
Illil Longfellow to whom it was men-
tioned III Illll‘l‘ nought at the sugges-
tion for the poem that will never ul-
luw Arcadie to be llll‘golien.
'I‘lIo favorite picture of Evangeline
was painted by on English artist who
used for the lure that of a Manchester
working girl.
'i‘wenIy-I-Ighl of the photographs
one view»; of Nova l-II'olIu. rind Ilie re»
miiiuing thirty-six reproduce scenes
from llw poem of Evangeline. The lat-
ter are worthy 01‘ close study giving us
they do a realistic picture of condi-
tions In historic AI'I-ndie.
Bank: {or the Ruerenco Department.
liouud volumes Atlantic. 1909,
Bound volumen Century, 1909.
Bound volumes llurper's. 1909,
llouud voIIIIIII-s Living Age, woo.
Bound volumes Scribner, 1901i.
Bound volumes Nation. lliul In 1008.
For the Boys.
I). S. Ill-uni.
American Boy‘s llnudy Book.
A. l“. llrowu and .i. iii-ll,
'i‘nieu oi lilo RI'II Children.
Ralph llurbour.
IIIIIIIIIII Play.
A. I". Brown,
John of Ihv Wmniu.
liollis Iiodlrey.
For the Norton Numb.
MIIIIIII Sunwvll.
[hiya uII IIII‘ IIIIIIrouII.
I3. 1“. King,
A lioy's Vocation Abroad.
bl. 'l‘. 'l‘omlluliuu.
Ii'our lloyu and a Fortune.
(‘. Yuuugr,
Motor lloyu Aurthur the Plains.
(luiiclIuo.
Iloy'u RIIII‘.
it. ’1‘. llnmh,
I-lrlenI-e at Home,
I’. Phillipa.
Romance of Modern ()hominiry.
Books or donor-oi mun-t.
'1‘in Delineniur'u Price 315.000 Houuen.
Accounting Every llulneuu Mun Should
Know.
HilliniIIIIill',
Arbor iluy.
Iloniwiok.
The American Library.
l’onrnou,
Library and the Librarian.
Robinson.
A Simple Iiixpluuotlon of Modern
thinking Customs.
Barton.
myth-eon in Turkey.
Cyrus Hamlin.
My Life and Times.
a...» M- . A.-..»....
GAVE AN lNJOYALflI DANCE.
A very plenum dunno was held last
7..
.l.
street. and a great runny young people
spent the owning In thus whirling
about the hall to the music furnished
by Kocher's orchestra. The allair was
given by the moors ul‘ loin Wood‘s-
sun I; elm of Christ Church
In Mi f Jud was a ohm or
the hood Show and Mabel
Wood Dhfllil Idle inllermisslon re
lrbsh‘menio inure Ilurv'e'd slid a goon
liime resulted lrmn the whole dam-o. II
was held not for the money It would
:Ill‘In‘ but lost tor u "soon oldilime
duo in this “It o perfect and great
WWII“. .
evening in lied men‘s Hall on Wall .
' mun double I ills. not too loud. are
cry dainty nddltlortto any wdshublu
waist white or colored.
To preserve the plnitiugs In the at-
Inolinble trout frills. run I blots thread
along near the edge bolero sending to
the Inundroos; they will not conic back
quite as evenly plnited no at liliil. her
hops, but the thread helps greatly in
keeping them In place.
The home miliiner who Intends to
but a velvet lacln; in the hot she is
trimming will lind a thin muslin pat-
tern out to fit the brim. a great help
in successfully ucilot‘upllnhlng he: pur-
pose. A poorly lilting lacing is any-
thing but decorative.
While. we hear a great deal about the
extravagance or dress at pl‘eiii'lll, we
may well I‘eli’leuiborralso that II III pou-
slble to dress notly and becomiugly on
a very llIIIv. II In possible to be
gowued in u figured pongeo at the
slight cost oi 35c II yur,d and n liltie
suipmm muslin may be bought III II
sale for an entire cost oi a dollar. III
eluding trimmings. Of course you
must make them yourself. but thit III
an advantage tdo. for it In no mean no-
oomnllshmeni (the word In need advis-
, edlyl to be able to sew well.
There are sumo exceedingly preIIy
laury lingerie wnlulu tlIut umue with a
detachable lrlll. This Is rather con-
vunieut. lbr there are some who do not
consider the tailored style becoming to
them and prefer Ibo uoiler liulsh, yet
likr to wonr the pretty and up-Iodni
lrl I.
There in a little aluminum device for
covering the top ol a milk bottle
while It stands In the pnntry or refrig-
erator WIlII'Il II is worth your while
to look up. it is larger than the bullie,
lilting down over the edge but not
closely. and on the inside is .‘i lino
point that pier-res the I-nidbonrd I-ovor
druwlng it all when the cover is lifted
and balding It, so It fits Into the top
agln when the cover In replaced.
The baby who Iii dressed In «lemon
or simple design bIII or very line. mate
rial Is the best dressed In more ways
than onomlooks the best and is always
the neutral because there is always
hesitation about heading an elaborate
dress in the laundry even who so soil»
ed that IIII' plain dress equally soiled
goes there without quesilou.
The house gown and the heavy Ino-
lor trout are uliliu belied IIlIli season--
Ibe one will) a band elaborate with um-
broidury llIlII pI-rhnps jewels, while the.
other Is a loose build oi the heavy cloth
of which lhe (~qu is made. HIIII‘IIPd on
the edges and threaded IIlorIlilIi slrapo
on the lunar» coat or lilting the figure oi
the «out with raised wnisl line.
WW-
FOR MORE THAN THREE DE-
CADES
Foley's llouey and TM has Ili'l'll I
household invorile for all ailments
oi the throat. chest and lungs. (Jon
talus no opinion and no harmful drugs.
TIII‘ Bridge l'hurmury '-
ELECTIONS IN SPAIN.
MADRID. May 2 ——~’I be general aloe
lions will he held on May II. Ono bun.
dred and fourteen deputies whose can.
didaries are uncontested have been
olilrlully declared elected and will not
ilxure III the wrong. They comprise
(:9 Liberals, 34 Conservativeu, .‘l Repub-
iitzuus, 3 Unrliuls. and h oi the other
parties.
Bum and Stout:
Silos and Tank:
add value lam
property when built «
pennsneni nveshnulb
~weniher— and lime-prod. Thin in the
comb mull i built cl cancels nudewith
EDISON
PORTLAND
concrete building: one vermin-prod.
unburnlblelnd nevuwm Iuve to bore-
”ligands. "mm" built “Jan“:
I on
” “which: with Edm
P Cement. become it it
UniformlLle rim
World
Fuihnmwsinuoiiimiudmlha
lb edict . Alum» lb
.....".'."............. WM.
We how the M I! end do out I“
. In it out-II!
Raymond Bros.
South Norwnlk.
..
so cool and whit (II- n dsl
Joni Ioned contrivancet. ’I‘Iio
No smell, no smoke
is the m MM. dcldnllhc cook-stove. It "will cook the most
elabornn: oi ridr Without hinting
Bails. bonds, or retold hetiér than any range.
WWII: .
III: .
Poll this honour-m
III» the “will!
undo“ New Potion
, WWII")!
the kitchen.
Ready in a ”pond.
FM with Cabinet Top. with cohdpoible
mu. towel rock, nod .my uni-Imam
(«turd imaginable. You want it. b:—
olulo It will cook my dinner and not
but the room. an am no small,
no make.» cool to W! n. “film
to carry out. it do“ away with tho
drudnr oi cooking. hid mum It a
pic-our. Women wilhth light Iouzh
for puny «spool-lily II «in» It. be-
couu thcy no 1mm. rely have a
quick fin. Illnpiy by turnln n handle.
lilo hull-hour magnolia. I not only
Is in- trouble I on cool, but it coit-
Ion. Absolutely no small. no omokc' .
and it doiicn't but the kitchen.
u The nickel finish. with the turquoise
blue at tho mmolnd chimneys. makes
the no» ova-moral Ind attractive.
am with 1.2 and 3 burners; the 2
sad I-burnor stoves an in bid with
or without Cabinet.
*5: in"; "OVII‘YWhflc'u‘ II no: at ya
mlmivd cu u to to. no:
“my“ lab
Iii iiil him If sun
BAS‘IALL.
M
Connecticut Leanne Stunning.
w.
1.. m:
Northampton ....... 2i 0 Lou» ,
Bridgeport ......... 2 l .667 I
Wain-rbury .......... 2 l .667
llarllord ........... 2 l .667
llolyoke ............ i ll . .333
New llriiaiu .., ..... i 2 I333
Springfield ......... I 2 .333
New Haven ......... II II .000
Yesterday‘s I'qulto.
AI llnrtiordwllurtlord I. New iirl-
lain 3.
Al llolyoltc «Northampton II.
yoke 5.
The New Haven-Springfield and
Bridgeport-Waterbury games schedul-
ed for yesterday wero’plnyod Sunday.
American Lupus standing.
w
llol-
. I.. . .
I’liiluileipllh ........ 'I' i .033
Detroit ,,.,,.,... ll 5 .Iilii
New York .. u 4 unit
(‘Ievelund ,. ..... Ii II Ml
IIOlilml . . . . . .. 7 T .500
(‘hii‘ugo ........... 5- .'I .500
Washington ......... I3 I _ :‘I.'i
St. Louis ........... 3 ii .2711
a Yum-day’s Results.
lit I‘lIIlndelphlu~~=l’IIii|thIpuIa 7.
Iloslon ti.
Al Chicago
punumllod. l‘lllil,
AI New \‘III'RI 'NI‘W York .‘I,
Insion :3 ll“ illlllliusl.
AI SI. IAllllsI (‘im’t‘llilll 2, SI.
I III innings)
lmroll-(‘hlongo game
Wash-
Louis
\
Notional Luau. Standing.
u“, L. i
New York . . . , . . .III :l .‘69
Pillsburg . ....... N ii .727
Phllodeiphiu ........ ll 4 .66?
Chicago ............ 7 .‘i .583
Cincinnati ......... .3 II .thI
lloulou ............. 4 ii .308
Si.l.ouls...........l it) .288
lirookiyu .......... -i In .1386
Yenterdny'o Rnuito.
At New Yorlw-Nuw York 0, Ill‘ooll‘
Iyn II.
AI I'inrluuntI'I‘lnclnunli
Louis 4.
AI liosiou Philadelphia 9, Iloslou ll.
AI il’lisburp. I’llinburx I'I, (‘hii'uxo 2.
Johnson-Jamie- Agra-meni.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 3.~—-l‘rolim-
lnnry llI‘I‘itIIuI‘liii'illfl lor the deliriou-
Juhuoou IIIIIII prescribed by the uni
rbm oi ogre-.muuill are boiuil rapidly
disposed of. Mid unions the anti-prim
llsbi movement in this stale nereiei
died by the dummy McCarthy rlux Ia-
loiity, assumes proportions ninnuiug to
Ille plomoielu ol tho his control nil
bitch is anlilipnted.
This was II busy day for promoters
Rickard and (Hudson and for the num-
more of bulb lighters. the business on
hand being the depositing of 830 000.
tho second “Mountain of the It; t for
loll uni u ruufoII-nue relative to he so
lortlou of II referee.
but tor the absence oi hook olichIIlII
{tom the city the promotnrti. It was
said. Would have attended to tho lor-
reII matte: yesterday. The gold coin
won out III the bank vaults pehdi "tax
formal transfer today. It With pin
to record the transfer by photolraphn
of the sold. p picture: to be warm
ed as tillIlVI'nI I.
Jack Johnson to taking things easy It
his bench Iroiulh momma MW
dilly will not Onafll in- hairy work
paid the luster ‘fi‘mm
s (a I n: is r n n
Joe (lotion and ‘MV
him now and no in
on the services ‘1 Million" emu .
The pavilion a: the
Johnson In wineries" n MI! W34
Willi I all“ mid ““5!!!”an 91‘. A-
ldnz to bundle visitors to tho durat-
wit).
W
Mini Anion} Home
PHILADEIII’IIMI,‘ Roy 3.~Phllndoh
mun Medium or. ondurorin;
new I nonhuman Iii-amt ust dill
Johnson dollrlbs film. in 0 ratio on
duly I. At our «only muting oi the
Methodist Phoenix-II Association. o
I'Qii'f’lfllmi was adopted promoting
ifllnlt proposed light up "a no-
tlouhl‘din '0. = . . . 4..
o. si.
lure on Illolr wedding trip.
or.“
“ENTERTAINING aslozTIiFonoom
Mr. and Mrs. Albert I). Morgan have.
been entertaluing Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Henry Stern. of Newark. N. .l.. who
The bride
was i‘orIuorIv Miss Nora Ilelmke. ol
Nyaclt. N. ‘I’.. and was attended by
. her sister, Miss (Torrie llelmke. while
Mr. Stern was attended by Albert l).
Moi-gun. or South Norwnlk. The m-
Iuouy was performed III II o‘clork Hol-
urdny evening, April 30, at the home
of the bride. in the presence of about
sixty reintiveu and lnllinue friends.
Alter congratulations and the houuii-
lul supper, the bride and groom eo-
rnped their lrlends in, an auto, leaving
them to guess their destination.
.... w-W
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
will be in great demilnd. so it you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
‘I. ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatoni‘c
Power Co.
IIIIIIIIIIIIII IS
lorimmediate
Delivery
New and Second
Hand
our (lavage for in-
Coil nI
mention and Demonstration. Wu
huvv thorn on the door.
It. Indium I a
8 Will "Your "mill-
Forl‘mlcht Only
New IIII thumbnail».
ADM“ Jr DMIRIII
u. c. oration.
Mime.
€1va
Tim D. M. Read Co
ESMIIIIIIM 18;].
o ‘ o ,I
This Is Fashion Week
’ ,v . " I,
“Nome Week
The annual display and sale of the molly novelties pro-
duced by the bloom Corset factory for the season.
The time for all women Whether oi stout, slender or me-
dium figure, to from the art of being shapely, graceful, and
I umfortabie
Do not miss “Nemo \R'eclx."
Is Invited.
Nrmn (.mscl Stock
- Rollin Bags
Stylish novelties to carry with summer frocks of linen,
pongec or other summer fabrics.
The bags are of
’BUESDAY, MAY 3. 19m“
Bridgeport Advadddlnuh
Your inspection of the
closely
woven radio and have white linings, good size, 73/2 and (IV:
inches or tbcroabouts, with round or bellows bottom, $1.00
and $2.00.
Eight-inch size, rnffin covered frame with plaited and
\
bellows bottom. $3.00.
Leather Goods
Iincli bag,r has (i change purse.
Section.
Some Kitchen Conveniences
For the Milk Bottle. All housekeepers know how dith-
culi ii is at times to seal up the contents of a milk bottle
from which the cap has been removed.
There is
a clever
III-vice for this purpose which will remove the paper cap put
on In the dairy, and retain the cap perfectly so,that it can be
put back in the bottle.
IIrrIIIaII silver blade for removing! cap.
soc. Look at It.
Aluminum Frying Pans. of heavy guagc metal. large
and deep. IIII‘ well known "Wear-over" brand.
Special
It is made of pure aluminum with
at $1.20.
Knife Sets, Christy‘s three in the sol, for bread, cake
and poring.
Nothing better made.
me for
the set.
Kitchenware Store, IOWcr floor.
In the Tea Room. Cofice. tea or chocolate iced or hot.
Midday Iunclus for “arm weather, delicious salads, sand- (
“lilies. <Irauberries and Iream
The D.‘ M. Read Co.
YOUR FLOORS
What Are You Going to Put on Them?
L‘T US HELP YOU WITH
CARPETS
moms AXMINSTER
BRUSSELS - snusssts
Axnmsrsn cssx
Linoleum. Printed or inlaid
RUGS
Ohio: or Japanese binning:
Lace Colloids and Drapery
Remind Ol plum.
glow?“ totem .‘I'
the did of mi “‘63:,
3:32;
“111%
to do your m:
common
hid mu
rtmiult on», In
%. Ilho III Winni-
durum morninimdro tilted in
tort, Width. Condor
Pliniumi
’ onion.
, '1‘!“ Win.
In MR”
“to over
2“ WI moonoidsrod iond‘oiu'oio to
p the body only longer
,mzm ltmln n duo
M round. IIIII
in m drolidhly booili
m.
In
«bind
to Inn swim: and»
Ilium inur-
that the
«loom
Friday. at least. when lie woo,
inn mind
in council
ork‘wlth the untangle rid,
doctor to build up our
. “an Ii‘. VIII
tho ushmbly It WM
Shadesmlhdoro
Speckle .
chlamydia to
up to
nuythihz goes mod
1‘
tion with his
snd the I
the hour
who.
I» on
‘3“
$3.: lili’nmll‘m
this will
um.
cm W!“
m "f“
«amok. CONN.
more "I
would use in
Ith! ,
e dild the
mill grsde materials and airport worlmmo or
Pro done! 93: HOW
our to the Plumbers lot
III?
and tor when
MP
h on.
tho'lioor. Hr. White
had lived alone In the courtroom since
the dotth ol Ml sister several works
W
TAILI on doom
do {legitimize Iii?» HI
Mich“ to b6 m
I inn:
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Norwalk Chronicler