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THE
OUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
TUESDAY, MAY 3, “191°
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Golden. Editor and Proprietor
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1910
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Miniature Almanac for Tomoraow
tin rises 4 :47; sets 6: 52.
3h tide 6:25 a. m.; 7:00 p. m.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
_ MASONIG DIRECTORY.
”A stated Communication of Old
Won Lorin. No 108, r. and A. M.,
.wiil be hold at it. roomu, Mly 3,
“1810. at 8 p. m. Work, E. A. Donne.
.‘_.All Minter Muona cordially and Ira-
Actually Invited.
ratat'naily youn,
no ERT M. WILCOX, sac'y”.
{*EVINING SENTINBL TELEPHONE
CALLS
.293—NIWI Daparfiunt
82-8—Bullnou Department
, jwzr-Branch Ofl'ico. Norwaik
120 ~Editor‘a Rolldonoo
. m-a—CIty Editor’o Relldanoc
‘i‘ri’MerclIants and Manufacturers
Association
I
“JAMES EMORY STEVENS, Proaldent
% MES PAUL, Vioo- l’i'esldont
EDIIRII‘K H. UlN'l‘AIti), Secretary
MAT'I‘HIIJ W CUR ltl'l‘T, Treasurer
Itlxooutlve Committee
RUSSEI l. FROST
‘ ‘IARIJIIS T IJIIIIONI)
I .W Al LIIttiN
JOHN F‘. McMAllUN
JOSEPH DAVIS
'I‘HOMASI RAY
EDWARD H.MA'1‘IIEWHON
STEPHEN 3 11A 'it‘
ALBERT M. POIIIfMAN
CHRISTIAN SWAR’l‘Z
MUNICIPAL LIGHTING
Public attention is again called to
the municipal electric lighting system
In South Norwalk. New York englir
ears, summoned to Investigate the
plant, have now made their report,
and it is to the 0H(‘Cl.\lhll.i. contrary
to the workings of many another
municipal plant of the same kind, thin
otie is proving "a phenomenal snout-an."
It In found that the operating- cxpcusott
are about tit) per cent. of the gross ax-
penae, which in below the. averagc of
operating cxpenscs In much larger
cities than South Norwalk, which liavo
already owned plants. and thc exports
say. "it in remarkable to liiitl auch rc-
sults in a municipal plant." 'l‘hoy also
add: "Any private corporation would
he proud to own such a proporty."
This appcars to ho an nutpiiililicd
endorsement. from tliuiutcrrstcd par
ties who are competent to indigo, and
it Is probably on the strength of this
report that the taxpayers ol' South Nor-
walk art: willing to upprovo :Iu appro-
priation of 830.000 for an addition to
--J.L“’. plant. It lH really a concern In
which cacti taxpayer ill a inorkholdcr.
--»Anaoniit Scntiucl.
mm. -A..-- . .
PI‘I‘BIIIIIIII Tall is grout
lag the boys under him, \\'llll‘il fact
was “again dcnionuiratcii yoatt-rtlay.
when he paid a striking trilutlv to Soc
rotary ol' Htutr i’lliliilldt'l‘ t‘. lx'uox,
whose Nicaraguan policy ht- uphold to
the utmost.
..-.._.._... . ...._ ..-
I‘ldwnrtl l’ayuon WI-aton. niaitlo from
completing hit-l trannrontlncntal walk
yesterday, arcompllnhml squI-tliini:
that hna iiocn COIIHIIIOl‘t'lI in some quar.
tors almost imposalhlu- ho Iniitlt- Ma
yor Gaynor of \‘ow \otk laugh.
... . .._ . .
Tho ndvti Wilton ., pagcs of tho maga-
z'lnoa ahouiti noon licgitt to toll on all
about the wearing nppart’i of Edward
i’nyson Weston on his littlo walking
jaunt from Ion Angciou to Vow York.
’.m . W. .
Elbert llublnIrd tit-(Hinton that uhon
u Inun stilt; II “lie ho promo 5 an acid
piano or :I nlnkor, .lunc briilcit, which
claim lift“ you going to bc in '.’
on uphold
...-. "a.
Why ill it that tho magaziuoii do not '
ndVI-rtint- tho kind of Hlifvly razor and
what not that Dr. (.‘ooit took on liltl
tiaah for the North than I
~~-~O
When tho board of apportionmimt
gain tbiougli with tho outlnintI-I. mar
look dlflmuui
lI 'HIIIIIIII flh it till to In qiiiio n lilllo
I'lfltflllifllllll ahead on tho nnhjmt ol li
new city i.t:Ill
.M
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Saturday, May 3 I890
iii-v ltailttil Ariana ol‘ Hi. .lokcpii'n
(.llturch. ilriilurpoii wnii liwllilill‘ii out
of $1,000 by lmnro lllt'll.
A new chapicr of tho Epworth
Ltmguu wan I'urmotl In tho Norwnik
Melhoditii hlpliitzopnl Church.
nix liniiku In Now .lornoy wnrt- clon-
otl oil ’nitrotiut of financial tilliliiultlnu.
no“.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Thuraday. May 3. 1900.
; An nrilvr calling out all man of the
building trades of l’iiiladciphin with
issued.
The Adiitiin l’rovinloti t’oinpiitiy. oi
Norwailt, util't'lluut'd it maritci in Want-
port.
Camp No. II, Patriotic Order of tho
Donn oi“ Aumriru, wan organized in
NOI‘WMII.
The railroad strike on the Nloitnl
Plato and llullalo, Rochester & I'm»
bill‘s railroads wait antllrd by arlilti‘lr
tion.
It was eatinmtmi that tutti portions
wore Itlllod In the Hcoilold mine explo-
sion III llinh
RIGHT TO THE POINT
in hat-ring poultry main from the
city limit. it in to lie hoped that the
local ham or health wilt not attack
the Chanticler hat.———Now Haven Palla-
diam.
, “0—-
Andrew Carnegie aays it In more dit-
Iloult to becpmu ii millionaire now.thnn
It used to he. Andy lulu no regret that
ho was one of tho oarly arrivala.-
Schenectady Union.
a..-» i
It In said of a curtain French actress.
famous for hon unattractive features.
that alto "dreasca to ticconttialo her
uglineaa.” .1qu another way of any
ing that she follows the latent fnnh- I
I
Iona.---~t:lpringficld Union.
v4—
Senator Aldrich lindll trouble In
keeping a quorum together thoiie days.
probably duo to a tear on tho part. of
the other senators that the resigna-
tion I‘uvor In catcliliig.~~-Schenectady
Union.
9. _......~....
ADVERTISINI TALKB
A SUGGESTION ON REAL ESTATE
ADVERTISING.
Everybody him to live somewhere.
Whether owner or renter, everyone
hat-I to pay something for the privi-
lege of living.
Directly or llldil‘titlllyviht‘y how to
NW.
'l‘lIat's why the rual catato field in
no big. 'l‘lIat'a why thorn in nuch a
chance for advertising In the real on
talc field.
'l‘lIo rout catatc nmn can. one argu-
tnootu in his advertising that intimate-
ly touch the daily lite and “0005“-
Ilca of all thtI peopln.
The greatest tlcvcloptncnt oi’ rcal
outnto ailvcrtluini; has been made In
New York city.
lint some one says,
Is not New York."
'l‘ltnl‘a truc. Ncroriliclcsa we can
learn a great dual from New York
Methodn
vortislng.
Every wfdc, awakt- real manic man
in South Norunlk I-Ilioulti alutly lilt‘
methods of New York oporutora.
Not Incrcly read their ailttirilrw-
meats and pick out nlco sounding
phrases. ’l‘ltcrc'a nothing in that.
Study tltcir Inothodn. (lot at their
soiling plan. Learn how iiit‘)‘ work.
No I’lct‘ll to go to Now York to do this
You can study their Inctltoda of get-
ting inquirit-s, creating lntvi‘uat. fol-
low up and Inaklup, union. almost with-
out leaving your own oilicc.
(‘II'tliiIiIiy advi-rtisiuu don't producc
tho l't‘lliliih‘ iu ilit“St‘ tiiuos IIcitlIoI'
docs out-ol-ttic-ordinary unit-an it is
all part of a well ditcctcil, wcll plan-
llt‘ii campaign.
"South Norwaik
'l'ht-ri- are nt‘vt‘rttl illli'I-rcnt rain
palgns i‘or rations; llnvu oI‘ buaiiIqu-i
now running iii the Iit"\\':i[ili|lttl‘tii oi‘
South Noraalk.
'l‘liuy Lll'l‘ paying \voll satisfying
tho lil'lllh‘ tor \IlIouI tlIin arc ltlnortotl.
titlii-r nilwtilniiiu i.~ not paying. anti
lill' Ilu\tb[III|IItI'H know it jnul as wall
a. iilt‘ lilii'llt'il lilit’l'i‘b‘ll‘li. isn’t II up
to tilt IIilII-I'liiitu' to plan ltiu :Itlritrtiit~
in); no It will |Ill\'
Ih'lli in up to the “‘1“ It~t hit man to
ill) out tmmpalgha oi (IIIH'I titling aloni;
tho lines of proiltahlt- New York city
I‘l‘l’ll cauti- advertising and Inakt- ll
pay iht-tn'.’
. M- M. - .
DR. MACFARLAND'S MAINE TRIP.
South Norwalit Congregational
tor Leaves Today.
lit-v. (‘liiIilcs H. Milt‘llil‘illiitl goon
thin wank to Mulno, \vltorv ho in to ad
drum: on Wi~dnt~ttiliiy. lili' Statt- i‘oIIlor.
ourc of i‘uugrountlounl chart-hon. at
\‘l'atorvillv, an a l'l‘|il't‘“t‘llillil\t' of :I
coitiniltloo of tho National l'ounrii of
Ilougivpiiiiouul liltui'clii-ti. ”it In aim
to lllilll’t‘h’li lilt‘ Illlldt'llitl oi‘ ('oiiiy l‘ui-
\I‘I'Rli)'.
From their hr govt: to Dartmouth
('.oIiI-Iti‘, to [ll'l‘llt‘il on Sunday. and Iliad
Pas
~,Io lillllll‘I' Iihtl illllii lliH iintttinl cotiioiv
t‘lit‘tlti with tho ultitlctiia.
From llitirc hiv got-II to l'i'miilonro to
tlI-ilvrr an atitlri-mt bolot‘o tlw llhodt-
lulatitl (.Illlli‘t‘l‘i'lli‘t‘ oi‘ l‘tinui'cxatloiIul
('hiirclivti on “Thu t‘hurch and Social
Survive.“
Ni-xi Htiltilny llll‘ pulpit of tho South
Norwaiit Congregational Illmrrh will
lw orrnpicd iiy lluv. l-‘rault i». Jain-way.
ot’ lIiitIuiouth tfolli no
BOROUGH ELECTION8.
Democrat: Triumph In N-uuntuck.
southington and Win-tad.
lloroiigii l'il‘t‘lilillti wori- lit-Iii lit tarr-
mol lilill‘t'li llli‘tiilullllill lilI‘ ixtuie, you-
ll‘l‘tlll.\'.
In lirlninl, Wili'l‘t' thorn wait luti ono
Ilckot. ifllllt‘il tltv (Eitlti-nn‘ 'I‘ickot, IIIII
\IIIPR wurv t-Iittl hill at Milli) l‘l‘iliilii‘i'l‘d
Villl‘liti.
in t-iouthiiuttun tltI- cutlro lit-mortu-
tic Ill‘lli‘l wait alerted by it majority
ll' UN.
in Nniiaalurk. William J.
lh-nmrrnt, wait tiltit‘lt‘ti warden hy ll’Ih
tittiiotliy. ’l‘hv tillll‘l‘ principal ofllocn
\vcrc iliII‘lPhy turn whom nntnt-n worr-
till lmlh tlckoln.
’llic linuimratn olotttad l’nirlrk ..l
Darcey Will‘lli‘ll. of Whirled by 52 mn-
jotliv. ’l‘ht- Ititiialndcr ot‘ Iiii- ticket
wnux elect lcd hy tho chultilcnim.
Ncnry,
MANY DOGO REOIBTEHED.
Militant» and it. Partial. Canton
Not» War 1’- I. lot 100 Are
Y“ to In Int-term.
There have been Lila male dogs
registered and Iii inmate dogs. making
a total of Milli, and there are Itiill
attain, a hundred to he regulated.
natural lwltttcd not: hummer-rt: m
extra dollar to lump their pom puun
-cspoclally iii l‘t'il] t'atato ad- .
Adds
Economizes Flour;
Butler and Eggs
. The only baking powder
made lrom foTyal Grape Cream
0
Ila Alum—No um Phosphaus
lleailiful Qualifies
lo the Food
artnr
3T. PAUL‘S PAFiiSi-i NOTES
'l‘onlght the Indie. of St Paula
liilld will hold the” annual birthday:
uoclal at the licrkcloy slit-ct ("illiilltl
rootna. Miss liothn Stout: l'inttto will
read, and other cntcrialuuicntn will ho
provided.
Thursday ls Aaccnaiou liay.
' services will bi- tilt i’oiiowa: :'i0 a. III..
Holy Communion: lit a. In, mornlui:
iptawi and “(it Communion;
'l‘he ulll he hold on Thursday owning in
ii p. In.
atoning piavci All alt: cordially in
\ltctl to ill? pieuiiiit III Ilwac Harriet-.5
tit l’nul'ii Chuith in open. oveiy (luv
”to \‘it‘ll Ionnti tor pl‘Miltt tumor and
Intidiintion.
The annual mcctlnx of tho pariah
Ilit- Sundat St hooi room of thc than it,
III ‘l p III
illiillllilllliliii
Itiitiiiuuis l
BIJOU DREAM
(FORMERLY HOYT'S
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
May 2, 3 and 4
THEATRE)
3—SCENIILSw—I3
IN LUZON
A GREAT MILITARY SKETCH
lS—i’EOPLli—45
Pearl Sindelar & C0.
lN A PARCE:
"THE PRICE OF A HAT"
Frank Montgomery
nunomsr
DRUHI
lLLUSlONIST
A Wonderful Act, Carrying a Ton of Special Scenery
Matinee
Daily
AT 2 r. M. Motion
-~ALSO-~~
NEW MOTION PICTURES
CHANGE OF
VAUDEVILLE
Monday and Thursday
Daily
Evening
2 Complete Show:
AT 7 AND 9
Piétures o'cmcx
Matinee
S and 10c
fiPRlCESg
* Box sums. ‘25c
Evening
10 and 15c
.m. .- ..,....... .
MUSIC HALL
TONIGHT
The (Indie Square Stock Co.
THE .
CHILD WIFE
FIRST TIME even PLAYED HERE
A Drama at Heart and Home
By Charla. A. Taylor
MATINEEG WEDNE8DAY AND BAT-
URDAY
EVENIND8 ...'.......10.20. 300
MATINEE8 .................. 10, 200
(thing. at Program Thursday
”anion: COMMITTEE MEETS.
The iiritlgi- committee hold another
Imfll‘llnfl hint night. at tho rooms In tho
town hall tilldinx. limitino intuit-tn
ware diamond. and an iiiiiournincnt
wnti taken to next Monday night, with"
It report at the nttliiiomnilitI-I- looking
up a number of legal polnItt will he
taken up.
PRESIDENT IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. 0.. May ll. Prnnliimli
'l'att arritoil horn i‘rmn l'ittntilua only
rived thin morning and had to any the slightly hehlntl tichrdulo time. this tour
nth:
m..- m”..- -
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW 8TREET.
Next Game, Saturday. May 7th
NORWALKS
lliil llillli llili llil’lllllillll
One at the Faun Semi-Proluutonal
Toama In Now York City
GAME CALLED 3:30
ADMISSION, - 25 CENTS
BOY8 UNDER 12 YIARB. 10 CENTS
Grand Bland FM. to Lotti».
ranting. School sat...
Clair Play
“Back to Nature”
HIGH BCHOOL HALL
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MAY 5 MAY 8
norm. - is cams
than school. duct-turn.
v
WEDNESDAY .
Housefurnishing
We Offer Unapproachable Values
for One Day Only
No matter how complete your present stock may be you cannot fail to find here tomorrow one or
more articles of such exceptional worth that you will be forced to see the necessity of taking
full advantage of your opportunity to obtain almost double value for money expended
av
idzt- oi top, til incht-a, Iapcrnd Io
Ill 8i.‘.’i’».
Ironing Tables
Folding Ironing 'l‘nbii‘s, top tnadc of basuwood and legs of hardwood:
'i‘ int-Ili’b‘;
Wednesday, 6%
length i let-l. Sold regularly
Hose Reel;
Garden Hose
34 inch. :3 ply ('lai‘di-n llosc, guar-
Rllll‘l‘ll for Ht‘fl‘h‘hil oi‘ lltlll.
2?» foot long! Its
Wednesday. $2.50
no fool lctigtha
Wednesday. $5.00
Enameled Ware
lilnc and White EIIIIIIIcch Sancti-
pauti. Eaticciioto and licrllu Kottlon.
with ouamclcti t-ovorn. 4. it and 8
ipiarta; \Hiill‘l-I as high on Tim.
Wednesday. your choice, 32c
Lace Curtain
Stretchers
"Chicago" Atlliii—ttnblc Lace (‘nr
iniu Slrt-Ichors, with ailpistahlt-
III-alts pins. littctl nitli caavl. l‘lns
run i... plum-Ii according to scallops
on curtain: regular price 33 3'.
Wednesday, $1.69
Specials
{to l.Al'.\'l)ll\' SOAP, Tcalws
for ................... t ...... 19c
l.’Ic packagi' ol' l'(I\\' [WIRED
SOAP t3 that at ............. 9c
itic 01.1) lti"l‘t‘ll CLEANSI'JII at.6c
tic Si’H’ili'lt CANDLES timed
for tutuiuatinat. at ........... 5c
ill‘lllSI‘ll‘S .t'lll‘IUltili. disin-
Icrtatit and deodorant; i't-gn-
larir Inc. at late
‘.I In I S'I‘tIYlC AND Nlt‘lirll.
polish; lUi? rota. at ........... 5c
ltit- liAI.MA'l'iAN iNSEC’l‘ POW-
Iil‘IlI at .....,.........Oc
:hc \\‘lll'l‘lI} ’l‘AIt (.‘AMl‘lltlll,
Ilit‘ host moth destroyer. at. ..i7c
ice Cream Freezers
“\i'hitc Mountain" lco t‘rcaiu - 0
Fremont art» the best. on thc mar- Iflltlal Glasses
kt‘l.
Made of hardwood, natural light.
Iiuish. designed like illustration;
capacity 100 feet. or 3-4 Inch hose;
rogularly .330.
Wednesday, 39c
Liquid Veneer
Just the thing for housecloaning;
cleans and polishes all painted sur-
I’iicca. removes all grease and dust;
regularly Slic.
Wednesday. 37c
l-‘inc, thin blown initial
tumblers; usually tillc dozou.
Wednesday, 6 for 19¢
water
I quart Silt‘. usually SIN}!
Wednesday. $1.29
quart :Iizc. usually 82.48
Wednesday. $1.69
quart size, usually 82.89
Wednesday. SI .98
4 quart size. usually 83.29
Wednesday. $2.39
0:
Gas Stoves
(Ins Slows or Hot l‘lutvs, nicely
nickcl pIaIt-ti, size 19 Inches long
and It inches wide; regular price
3 1 .3 it.
Wednesday. 98c
Towel Bars
Mutlc of liOild brass, heavily nickci plated.
114 ix. LONG, REGUIAIIIA’ Eiic
Wednesday, 21c
lid iN. LONG, REGI‘LARLY Iilc
Wednesday, 27c
l’llPilllll llliilillilili.
liAl‘K 'l'ti NA'l'i'lll'J.
'l‘liti nonior t‘lIlNR of tho Norwalit high
nttliooi will prctwnt iho roundly. lllck
ill Nllilll't“ on 'l‘huriititiy and Friday
Vvtilnita or thin wrclt in tho high
«Iliool hall. under the direction of
II‘rndI-ririt W. Hoyt, the writ known
il‘mlliiiit‘ coach. hack to Nature was
which In- Allan Alihot, of ill(‘ lloraro
Mann school or New York city. and
“BK originally produced by the puplll
it that itchool lit littlll. (‘ountry lilo
I‘iirmii It soiling Itito which are Intro-
din-oil a Wall atrect broker and his
t'timiit. An oxcliangc or rural pron
art y and with of olitlurany and liltin-
hit: are afflicted by mean: of youthful .
tuinchlel opposéd by cold supernatur-
nllnm.
“A.
HARTFORD HOD CARRIE!“
. STRIKE.
"Minoan May 3.~—An attempt in
twin; made today to nettle the strike
of the 266 had carriers who unattended
Iimrattonn rental-day because the con-
tractors did not concede the ndvaauo
in wages naked tor. The much: are
out at work and are receiving mater-
ill] from non union helpers. pending
tlin natiioment oi the trouble. A com-
promise III looked tor.
PHONE 440. FREE. DELiVERY.
A.F. Beckmann 81 Co.
Butter Teas Wines and
Eggs Coffees Liquors
DELICIOUIINEW MADE BUTTER. par pound ...... . ......... .340
FANCY datum MOUNTAIN POTATOES, peck............ ...... we
1: Lin FINE onnnoan'tao auaAn ........ ........ .tim
MALID a. BRAND mount. ...... .. .......... “Hana, 36c; but, «.15
wuLcn's on»: JUICE ........ . ............ pint hot. 250: no. «so
a use. YALE Tour on soon cancxzna ...... ........ ...2iso
wrrcu HAZEL on GLYCERINE 80AP, largo ouko.............. so,
708TAMP8 WITH 'l LIaVERY 328T TEA
36 STAMPD WITH 1 LI. VERY IE8T COFFEE..........
EXTRA STAMPS WITH ALL GRADES TEAS AND Cur-FEIO.
...3lio
83 and 85 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler