limos roux / g0!“ Golden. Editor and Proprietor THURSDAY, MAY g. 1910 Who Miniature Almanac for Tamerrow Sun rises 4 :44; sets 6:54. . Hg 11 tide 8:23 a. m.; 8:41pm. SOCIETY NOTICES " . . MABONIO DIRECTORY. Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. Meets In Masonic Building, South , Mala street. lot. and 3d Tuesday of ‘ oahh month—«duly and Auzuatex- ‘ eepted~at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons cordially invited. Htckson W. Colo. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox, lilac. . Butler Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. M. ‘ Meet: in Masonic Building, South 1 Main street 2d and «in 'I‘ueedaya of ‘ each month—duly and August ex- copied—at 8 o'.ciock All Royal Arch Masons cordially invited. William H. Sniiiln, H. P. Rec. 1% IVENINO BENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS IZ-Z—Nawo Department it‘s-Bunions Department “ah—Branch Oiiico, Norwalk - 000 ~Edltor'a Reoldenoo . 729-64-0ity Editor'a Realdonco Merchants and Manufacturers Association JAMES EMORI STEVENS l'realdent JAMES I’Alli.h V‘s-in PneitIeui FEEDER ER UIN'l‘ARD. Secretary MATTHEWh (Jolt! I’m Treasurer Executive (‘ otnmlttee RUSSELL an )r CHARLES 'I‘ I)IM()ND ARTHUR H W'AI DRUN CHAR! as It}. JENNINGS JOHN 1". Mt 'MAII ION JOSEPH DAVIS‘ THOMAS 1. RA YNMO EDWARD II. MATHEWI'ION STEPHEN S. HATCH ALB BERT M I’OHL MAN CHRISTIAN SWARTZ —-——_.. A FATALITYS LESSON. ’ Whether or not the court shall find the driver of the commercial automo bile which fatally injured .lohn llowd. a respected resident of Norwalk. yester- day. guilty of an offense under the law, the occurrence will serve to bring the public to a full realization oi‘ the n'eCeseity of enforcing the automobile lawn and tratllc regulations. The Sentinel has on numerous occa- sions endeavored to impress on the of- ficials of this city the unfairness to the general public of allowing motor vehi‘ Clea to go through the atrcots at, great speed, particularly in the business not“ lion, and to cut about corners in many instances with an amazing disregard for life and limb. From time to time there has been ”some effort on the part of the police to regulate this abuso ot‘ the public 1highway but not yet have contlltiona been brought up to the standard where they should be. it is an awful thing to take a human life through carclrtnr acne. and yet. fully realizing, this. the police have all too often been Illl't‘l Gully lenient in plainly evident, viola- tions of the spirit of the law. The dilly oi' the policeman in just an plain as tho liible says religion in, but the policeman ht tempted to allow thr personal ctputiion to enter into his; treatment of a situation. As a con- aequencc be It; likely to be unduly icn- lent. thereby defeating the very pur- poao for which be In provided with a uniform and sent out on the street. - ._... ..... ()ur new‘ city council chamber ap- pears to have the following. pcrccntauc of hltn with the public: .000 it in reported that one popular member of thc lmardptanumed a standing position throughout the Monday night mect~ ing‘ because there wa'sn’t roout t'or hltn i0 alt down. .«k-.-__fi Judging from the papera there must be a good crop of Lochinvar-r: in thin country. About cvery account of a wedding in which illli' notice of tho event hat: not bccn thoroughly pub- lilihcd in ndvnncc. the groom acts the amt-could tltic. ilii [lilillil lilllllii Robert M. Wilcox." 'r E SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN'TINEL THURSDAY. MAY 5. rate m. "an... property ownara of the land taken “by the City of south Norwaik for reaor voir purposes. was burglarized and a quantity of gro- ceries taken. gang of culminate they had captured RIGHT TO THE POINT. Mr. Carnegie is disgusted because the people of l’lttaburg think more of the baseball games than they do of his donations. The laird tinda to his sorrow that money talks everywhere have on the lileaciiera.-~Scranton 'I‘rib- nae-Republican. m... juut now in auddeniy to take the next ateamcr to meet Mr. llooaevelt.—~ Springfield Republican. -—-O-— The tail of the warm la ulterior than it was aeveutyilvc years ago. Here's a case for the celestial humane aoclety.~ New l‘lnven 'l‘iinea-lmader. ‘ -._..... lictter permit thoac morbid minded women who have. haunted the trial to follow Welter to Sing Sing and than let the gates be clotted on the |ot.-— New York Telegram. ..... O-.- The comet appears to be meeting all the clalms‘oi’ its advance agents, which shows that it rises superior to the failings of HOIIIP slara.-lioaton Herald, fl... Eight. (hit of ""0 memhera of the senior close at Wellesley have “choo- en" marriage as a vocation. Maybe ihcre'a a good reason why the others Won't marry.—~Bridgeport Post. *0— The popularity of the Income proposition is due to the fact that nearly every man whose income is small enough to be cxetnpt from lilo tax in for it.»~-Albany Evening .louo nal. tax .4-.. The Indiana man who is author for divorce on the ground that hiu wife chews tobacco wants to lllflkl' her a grass widow by consigtiing hcr doubly to her weeds. «Atlanta (leorglan. W... If the comet has anything to do with the weather it is pleasant to note that Its visits are not frequent. it Is a long time between viaita. ~O~ When bounce retire front the politi- cal arena, they alwayu feel and for the particular district they tried to gobble ttp. but couldn‘t ~ Middleton-n l‘rcxs O"- PLEA FOR PARCELS POST. Will the Convention Be Only for Ru- ral Communitiea? A parcels pout at lil'Sl. u not for at. time. limited to pitt‘kuxcn origination itt rural routea and dcutlncd for rural routes. Was advocated before the Houao (‘omtnlttcc on Poat‘ofllces and Pool floods, by rt-prt-acutatlrca ot‘ the Merchants“ Asaoclntlt‘m of New York. lilarcur ;\i_ Marita. president oi‘ the association. favored limiting the par cola post to rural communities, be- cause he feared that to extend it to oiilca would allow the large mail-or. dcr houses to gain a monoooiy on rur- al loudness. and than threaten the welfare of the country store, which he considered canontlnl to the growth of the village. llc HllItI. niao, that the gtivcruiocnt had better go slow and try out lilt‘ rural uyatem before attempting the coatty calabliah. intuit of a parcels; pool in cities. In l‘ll‘ ral districts. he pointed out. the no clotio til' the machinery tili‘t‘utly tixlntcti in the rural free delivery llc countdcrn a raise of Siltlti a year a uutlicient amount to cover the extra Work to rttral cnrrioru. lioyond thin. there wan little additional coat to be ctpt-ctcd in the way of bureau and wagons, and he said that a thorough |il\’l‘iitii.'.ililt)ll had auntircd the mom hurt: of thc Merchants' Axum-tattoo that thc wnture would more profit able to (ho l‘outofilcc licpartiucnl. 'l‘hr vicu'a hold by Mr. Marlin are all Incorporated in tho pnrccia pont bill of ~««~~~-» O .. :llcprt-ai-tilntlvc llcnnclt tilt-p. N. Y.) New city hall. tire honuc. pnvinn.l .lohn M. thhl, proaitient of the police heatluunrtcru. Plenty of pro» Vi‘l'lllt‘l‘tl' (Tlmlil'l'lilh Hill" "ll” ll WM Jecln to talk about. not to forget the Washington uiroot bridge, a trolley loop at the tit pol. anti a few other: tillage. tionunnndcr Peary in learning, too. that. the diacovcrcr in not without hott- or, have in his own country. m...“ .. Elaine people will like the oil on the atrecln and «tune proph- won't. amt tho” the way it goes Q.» .. This in the way that idlbcit Hubbard figural; oiti aooinllam. llc aayu it' a the gospel or dcupalr. ”a.” M. A... TEN VEARO AGO TODAY. ~uum..— . Qatarday. May 6. 1900. h... w Patrick litinlon. who had been engag— ed carting crunhcd atone for the City at Norwnllt. was atrucit by a MVIII‘II en- gine. in the Norwalk freight yard. and painfully Injured. Winntcd was visited by a «now storm which covered the ground. but ‘ did not last long. W... _ “Homo“... TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. w ...M Monday. May 5th. 1090. A hearing was held in the. Wilton 'I’own Hall in none” demurrer: to the untati that n lapunnac in thin country ,could mold a packnuc of 10 poundn to impart for $1.30. when an American lf'lilll'll. to aond that name package from \Vlitilililitiiill to lialtitnot'c. would have to pay $1.60, even when the packaan wna broken up into the mail limit of three pound packagea. lie ad- vocated either the zone uyatom of charge or clue on entire monopoly of IIH' parceln-ctirryiug illttiilli‘liii by the government. The cxproaa company. he littiil, watt nimoul cxcluuivoly an Anter- icnn inulitotlou. an in nearly ccvry oth er ctuintry in the world the govern- ment had a monopoly on thin hurtl- lli‘RH. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Mahackemomli. vaan. New York: i. Minlz, Newark; (1. ll. Clemente, New lint/oil: iii. flreeneteln, Bridge- unit; A liq liountla. i‘ 0. Allen, New York: R Jarvin cit-v: I.. it. ilnrl. butt. N. S. sliiiributi Wilton; Oliver 0 Dairy, Danbury: A. l‘. Manvilic. New Haven: F‘. It, Lawton, city: W. 8. lion nctt. New York: John Keogh, city; M. .l.liouiihan, Newton: W. 10. Frank- lin. Providence. R. l.; J. F‘. Konnoy, linrtl‘ord: P. Freeman. 8. iii. Hender- aon. New York: H. Cadmium Rocka- wny: J. ti. Pratt. P. J. Matthew. New York; U. 'I‘. Hotiae. Hartford: .1. Smith. city; V. A. (It‘lIIII'l. Springflold; A. Brown. south Salem: W. J. Miliignn. M. .I. Connor. Thompsonville: .l. J. Byrnon, Michael Jacobs. New York. it a easier for the average girl to tie a bow than it In for her to =19t herself tied to a bean. Finney dc Benedict's grocery store Final“; Ohio. was greatly aroused over the murder of two detectives by a‘ The surest Way to attract attention? IIIIRIIIIIIIIRS [ [lilillilllilliliii IJOU DR AM (FORMERLY HOYT'S THEATRE) THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 5TH, 6TH and 7TH C019! Dark Cloud 81 C0. WIN.“ “THE INDIAN ” A Drama in One Act Real Indians in a Real Play Ned Nye and Toma Hanlon Bonnie Farley THE AMERICAN VESTA In a Bit of Everything TILLEY Webs‘ter Cullison Assiéied by LUCIE K. VILLA & co. Presenting “ STUNG ” MALSO—w— NEW MOTION PICTURES CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE Monday and Thursday Motion Pitftures Daily RPRIC ESE: Maori sears. 25c l Evening 2 Complete Shown AT 7 AND 9 O’CLOCK Matinee Daily AT 2 r. u. Matinee S and IOC Evening 10 and [Se MUSIC HALL , Thursday. Friday and Saturday. saiiu'iii'inin was The HeutIm-l \\‘II| be DII'IUN‘CI to receive lctlera frlr liliillll‘tiiluii. from Ito modern. under thu- allow Ilt‘milllK .\ brief and in- tluupoltil mmmunlcution an n Kn’lit‘litl plop-within Ifllilt a m- ‘ll‘ Wt IKIII ind ton May Sih, 6th and 7th. TONIGHT \Ittion than u ltiigilti on:- in “IIIIII IIl' argument in out i t‘tittlllil'llit-ti We tttmt i-nitilutticullv soup-at iatcvlh long}, ! “A Wife, S Honor” IIllItlI illlliil \\i hau- “loo-nod tin lsni to Ito ll '.ui nnd 'Ili' ltimti‘ liilio'l' noun d illitlxtlllt'l’. I First Time Ever Played to Tim City CHANGlNG NAMES OF STREETS. l ~ ‘ To the Editor of Evening Scntincl. .By (185“? Square SIOCk CO. What ltluh-handcducaa in it that til-l lower the change of panic of n polilit- 9‘39“ by CNN" A- Taylor ‘rii'tit'l without ticn uotihing lit: a illi>|lt'lI\ UWIl-‘lh’ ltp “(if and without iEVEN‘NGS " """""""" ‘0' ‘0' 20° n publit Ilt‘illlllK \\"-lilito\ir" 'MAT'NEE SATURDAY .. ,iO. .0c is not ltcrt‘ a good chum-c to: an injunction. or how would it do tot CHANGE OF PROGRAM MONDAVS tlcrnrd i‘lacc rcaidcnts to cotuplclch AND THURSDAYS - ignore the clmnuc'.‘ t‘crtnluiy tint ‘ have a good rcaaon to do .«o ..-.- - .w - l.\" l It‘IlICS'llu Il WHY NOT PRODUCE WHAT THEY, BASE BALL . AMUSEMENT PARK Lack of Practical Education Among; MEADOW STREET Tillers of Sod Cause of High 1 Next Game, Saturday. May 7th fl NORWALKS link of practical cducatton among the. Intuit ru “lit-i IIlt t'hlililllltlltill of that ball yet lillt ruled the tit‘tIlililllfi. \l GAME CALLED 3‘30 motion that tho dob-gator; urine MWI'ADMISSION, _ 25 CENTS wan roundly applauded at the conclu- cion of hiu adtlrcaa. Il(l\\'i‘\’i'l‘. anti pro- LA. unwound - ..,..... ST. LOUIS. May 4, That the tnrnm ol' the United Staten arc not producing half what they :thould luminar- oi it high (oat ol livinp. pioidcto oil-t l‘tiI byl t-iccrotaty ol Amunitutc \llhson to uni utitlrcun tonight at the l~‘ur-puia‘ it p," ralli :0ne of the Hunt Semi-Profeumnal Set irtmy \tiiaon tctciud a mixed: Teamn in New York Lily aim-tine from the bowel illliIil‘lli‘t'l tho uccratttry I‘iiit'l'l'li \van \tlll'iI down with cricn ol' “lic’u no lwttcr than “0 BOYS UNDER 12 YEARB. 10 CENTS arc." When he appeared about half the: Grand Stand Free to Ladiea. audience stood up whilc the others _ . , 7. ,7 . ., iiilmlii‘d "all down“ The lit-crotnty , . Norwalk High School Senior 1 kind at the rent of the ucnnion, (AIRSS Play "I believe the notation oi the cord “ ” of living problem III'R Iii Ki’lilti linutla.” B k t N t HIIIII Mr. Wlluon. "'l‘lic lartncra are ac 0 a “[8 awake and no country in in dunner when thin in the cane. l have luvoati- HIGH SCHOOL HAU- aatcd cliarxtni that the Inlllltii'ti hurt combined to put up [ili(‘lti and robiTHURSDAY and FRIDAY the community and bare found they MAY 5 MAY ii are not true. "in the poet the ninnuacturera aide ‘ \ otl no attention» an to the continued ”(‘KETS' ' 25 CENTS fertility of the soil and no cifort wan HIGH SCHOOL cacngarna, made to educate the farmer or hla non. while the education o ftbc t‘nrur cr‘u non to leave the Int-m went on a pace, Manufacturing will not succeed "WWW"! ‘0 May HiIll without an abundance of food at rea aonnblo prince and now ”till the farms l Spring estlval in the cant have fallen awn) below , . the standard of protluctivcncan incl » manttfacturcra are waking up to the danger of under production. " ELIZASE‘E’IDI HQIRIASIIRHOOL , _... mu»... I HARD TO PORTHAY. tlonofit of Seholarolllp Fund of Mary. "1 don't think the book will dramn-‘ ville Collage. Tonnuue time well.“ , “Why not 1'" lSATURDAY. MAY 7th. 1910 “The hero hurt a good many mental pngQfiAM AT 4 AND 7.45 p. M. atrugglen. but them kind of cotnlintal i don‘t go Well on the Maire}; l’litaburn Mgmgi'lfili’lm‘iimk Hgoansfltg'xflilllngf PM" polo llanco and others. TICKETS ..... .... ..... Borne men are so rich they can even aflord to be United States aonntora. .256 loo Cream and We will he sold. into increued marathon. I The mere fact of a Friday Sale is sufficient incentive to bring the people. because they know that it means real economy. We Quote Extremely Low Prices for Tomorrow Children’s Dresses Very pretty atylea In ginghame, new attacks and plaids and light pct-calca; sizes frotn 4 to it years; regular Si ‘25 and $1.50 values. Friday Special. 98c Dressing "Sacques Made of figured lawna in all colors, many atylea to choose t'rtun; regularly sold at 200. Friday Special. 21c Corsets A broken lot, including all the popular makes; about 10 dozen loi’t; regular 7.30 and $1.00 valuea Friday Special. 35c Night Gowns Made of good quality muslin, yoke trimmed wtth Damask Squares Just rccciicd, one hundred illi‘illt‘ll nulln damnuk Sqtntrcu. all hctuiucd ready for use; regular price 00c each, Friday Special. 24c Turkish Towels . embroidery. high, \’ or low neck; all sizes; regular 00 dozen heavy bleached 'l‘urkiuh ’l‘oweie. extra price 51 n” large size: value 25c each ‘ ' . . _ . Friday Specml, 79c Friday Special. 15c French Batiae 900‘ Mats Wire Door Mats, size it» 24; worth 75c. 2000 ym'du of White French llaiisto, wide, suitable for fine dresses; value 35c «Iii inches yard. Friday Special, 59c Friday Special. 180 Axmins‘ter Rugs $5.00 value. Friday Special. $2.95 Ruffled Curtains in all non patterns, size 'i6x7L; Men’s Combination Suits Summer siren wright. ankle Pants. short alcoves. all Friday Special. 50c worth Ruffled Muslin (“ttrtuina with fine tucks: V608 and Pants Ladlvs‘ lisle Veal» and Pants, all lemon; regular Friday SpeCIaI. 34C .‘oic quality. Friday Special. 39c SUI t Cases L‘iinch Suit i'ltm‘, Knrtol steel frame; regular Ladies’ Hose Iliili‘ How in all colors, 33,50 \ aluc. Ladics' L'Iic pair. Friday Special. $2.98 regular price Friday Special. 19c Writing Paper Linen finish, 50 Sheets and :30 Envelopes; 350 small wares tiualit)‘. Nu,100\vutrr:'rArra'rAnuutox.regularprtoe Friday Special, 24c . ‘inc. at ., ............................... 16c yd. :oo lel‘ll \vidc r.\'rtcxr l. mrtu-ru HELTS to ., .44.: lilc t‘ilAN'l‘lt‘ld-th tm'i PINS at ..9c 0 . um soot»: l.At‘i-lllS m H .................. 9c 00:. T0|let AI'IICICS L‘lit- new t‘l.ASl‘ maven puma llAltllETl‘ii. . in shell or author ............................ 21c \roomiuav tract/it. soar. 25c size at ........ 16c uu- cot,t..\u rot'xon‘ioxs and tum- cord on. LYONS'TOOTl-l roworzn 23c. value at ..... 16c ltt‘t‘lliNtIS. ill ........................... iztrzc lz'ic 'rooru pursues. at ....................... 9c PEACE vs enoaeemrv. tWaahinglou licrnld.) Advocato-u of the “in time of peace plcpuic for war' theory hau- ionnd a utimmlit‘l‘ one who briitua to the din intuition a fund of information uhlch It “ill be diillc all for their opponenta to answer. 'l‘hoec who advocate disarma- uu-nt annuity refer to Germany an an example or a nation bearing the crunh- out loud or nlilltaiiutu. Hence it ht of internal to hear the reply of Admiral von Koren-t of thct‘lerman Navy. in a rci‘clli filiiiet‘h he pointed out new trade toltowu the ting. how Germany had paaaod from a continental Into a world PHONE 440. FREE DELIVERY. A. F. Beckmann St Co. Butter Teas Wines and Eggs Coffees Liquors printer. and how still further military “"d ""V‘" “Q“‘t‘mllt‘ “9"“ “mm" amorous new MADE aurren per pound. ................ .344: to keep up the atandard oi growth not ' p, on industrial and commercial way. FANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATO”, peek ..... ...... 18¢ 18 LIN FINE. GRANULATED SUGAR ............... 31.00 MAUI) I. .IAND FLOUR..,... ..... ........ baa. 85o, bbi.. 06.75 WELCH'O GRAPE JUICE ................... ..plnt bot., 25c; at, 450 3 L301. YALE TOAOT OR SODA CRACKERB...... .......... ”“256 WITCH HAZEL 0R GLYCIRINE SOAP. large cake.............. 60 The economic lucceaeea oi the Ger- man Empire in the last decade are smoothing marveloul according to the Marco pretreated In this address. Ad mlral von Keener pointed out that the world trade had more than doubled in :20 yearn; that it had inereaaed from 82.00.000.000 to 04.000.000.000 iii the 10 years since the new naval program with filled. or thin 33.000.000.000 is 'of tea-car- ried commerce. alone which can only flourish if the burden of the army- ment on sea and land to honorably borne. Within the put 10 years the national fortune has grown by at. least 80.000.000.000. while the popnltalon 70 STAMPS WITH 1 LI. VERY BEST TEA..... ...... 36 ITAMPB WITH 1 LIrVIRY BEST OOFFII.. EXTRA STAMPS WITH ALL GRADES TEAS AND 0.4141“. .....000 .....350 uni... .. 83 and 85 Washington St, So. Norwalk «0.»,
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