SATURDAY. MAY :4, 1910
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It you hnvo cultivated a" taste for
good pure, Candy,
OUR HOMEMADE SWEETG
will certainly tickle your palate.‘ Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
EALANE
Tot. 400. 51 Wuhlnalon at.
in tin
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
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02-2—Nowu Depurtmont
92-8-Buuinou Department
44-2—Branch Otfloo. Norwalk
890 --Edltor’n Residence
79-May Editor's Ruidonoo
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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
For Nor-walk und vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight. Suntiuy Inlr. A high
pressure urea. control this morning
over the upper Litho region. uret-
spronds tho entire country from tho
Mississippi Valley eastward. Tho tem‘
perutures continues below the sermon-
nl avorugo in the oustorn districts. and
frosts were reported this morning from
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
During tho lust 24 hours light rain has
fallen oror portions of Texas. ()kloho-
um. and Kansas. and in Wcstcrn i’on-
syivunia.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 0:; high, kit.
Cloudy.
Crcpo pnpor, 10c. per roll. at Brig-
gorlnan's. Soc adr.
A son Wits born todny to Mr, and
Mrs. .lnlcs Iloeuisch, ol‘ Mondow
strcot. ‘
The R. A. Itoynolds &. Son compun).
ot' Stamford. have filed it corporation
cortiilcato in tho timco of tho stato
secretory. Tho objoct of the company
is to soil hardwnro. Tlic capital in
$3,500 and business will bo sturtod
with $2.500. ’l‘hc incorpornlors uro
Itobort .\. Itoyuolds. Clifford Ii). Itoy-
lioltis nnd ilnrrio Ii. Roynoltis. oil of
Stamford.
~~Itcad it now. O'ilrion's adv.
Arthur Morrison. thc ltliist Norwaik
young man who hits gouo to Nownrit lo
iivc. called up ono of his i‘rioudi. in
town last night on tho lolophono itIliI
told of tho ilnp position ho bus sot-ur-
od, Ito is nuinnuor oi' ono of tho do-
partmonts in it largo dry goods ostub.
lislnnout in .\'owurk and bus sixty-
llil‘t‘t) young womcn untlor his surrcil-
ant-o. 'l‘ho storo is Haynos Itopnltniont
Storo and it: ono of the lnrgost
('tlll'
rcrm; in Nowurk.
At llit‘ North Mnlll strcot Rout-no
[illusion tomorrow nttornoon thoro will
bonn ospccinlly lino Ht‘l'\lt't‘. John K.
Finch. of South Norwnlk, will harc tho
mot-tint: in his ohurgo, IIIItI it is oxpoo-
tod that thcro will ho upoclul music.
'l‘lio limo of tho niocting is 311.") and till
nro vci‘y cordinlly invitod to uttonti.
'l‘hoso Sunduy ut‘toruoon mootinus nro
tlinnys holpiul iind thorc is usunlly it
good attondunce. Como illIiI mnko
yoursolf ono of tho tnnny tomorrow,
- »'i'ho 'l‘cucbors' Play of tlic 'l'own
'l‘oltcbors' lilntortoinmont (fouruo will in-
illicit this wot-k at High School build-
ing. It‘ridny nntl Suturtluy oronings. til
it p. In. Itcgulnr couruo iickots uro
good for Friday oronlng, Spocinl nil-
minsiou tickets, Friday and Sutnrdny
orcninus. L‘l’ic,
'l‘ho tinst on Wcst urontio. uml in
incl. on all of tho city oi" Norwnlk innin
NIH‘t‘lh, ls booolning unbonrublo, I"or
tho punt tow tings, which llnvo boon
so plousnnt nnti dry, clouds of thin
gorntrlndon dunl Iiuyo boon constantly
swooping up and down tho principiil
siroois Illltl in such uttnntiliou that it
hourly slrnuglok «mo. ’i‘hat tho oil bun
not boon hard is unlto uppnt'cut. 'I‘he
tt‘olloy our» pro on clout -d It) tho
tinul. lhnt it In with tiiiflt‘u ty thnt tho
pnsuongoru Ht‘t‘ thcir Hll'i‘oltl wilt-n
tltoy itrriro at lhcut. i'ortuinly it noon
uooiu thut smut-thing cun bo tIlllII' to
nllorintt- this proi'ullini: nuiunuco In
”10 Why of sprinkling or oillnu Iho
'I'IH‘ uruvcl lhnt bio: boon
nlrt‘otu.
‘ plucod upon Wont nvonno Will ho nil
t‘III’I'll'iI uwny it Homothluu b4 not tltlltl‘
noon. unti tltilllt‘ nay tluit tho ornnhod
Mono will bo tho ncxt thing to bo
blown-horny,
HARMONY OF DRESS.
A bountiful woman tIIHO attrition tho
immunity of painting it With kopt
homo; Iflkt‘H cart» to have tho bonito
piiinlod with paint. that will continuo
to look bright, cloun and frouh look»
inn. The l.. It M. novor hot-onion
dhiity. Itocnnuo only ohomlt-nliy pnro.
coloru urn tnicd; only tho finout Whlic.
Oxltic mutlc from int-tut: only the flux
out Whlto Loud; only the pnrout‘ Line
Ht‘t'tl Oil; only cxport [litIIII-Iiltlkiri‘li
protinco It with tnnchinorymn thoulr
and gallons at. It limo. Cuntrnut thin
with tho costly and crndo production
of Whito Mud Paint made by hand
labor with u utirk in ii [mt-wit tow trul-
lonn at a limo. b. a. M. is sold by
Chan. hi, Dow. South Norwnlk: Hub-
bcll & Stuplnu Hdwo. Jo, Norwallt:
W. 9. (luyor (in 8mm. Woniport; North-
rnp Bron. Bouthport.
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CHOCOLKrEs
PRMH EVERY IATURDAY
250 lb. Box
Stilton-Powell Corporation,
82 WAOHINOTON ITREIT
Is Your Launch or Boat Insured
for the Coming Season?
We writo thin Insurance. Call III 'up
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TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN
All kinda of unturned-Marine, Fire.
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds, Burglary and Acct-
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74 wnsniuaron STREET. noun-H
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VIN'OL
TH I MODERN
Tonic Reconétruétor
v HOLD ON LY BY
F. H. BAXTER
women's
Launch Works
Boat Frame. not up Ind ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work. ~
Launcher of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPoinhN'orwnlk
A. J. Hand & Company
[lilllllllill illlilllIiRS Illll
llllllllliiillllls
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'l Theatre Building, South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 42!
N orwnlk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rntcs. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Nor-wail:
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contradior
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
ARE lllllll
GIISSESRIIIHI? "
This is n rltnl qtimtittii to you.
Our Physician. who is a Skilloti i<2yo
Spociniisl, will cxuuiiuo your t‘yt‘H
wtthout charge, and proscribo tho
right glussos ii' tit-otioti.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - - -
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CONN.
it‘stor Moiroll. it mid; port loony:
mun. is spoutllnu n i'ow dnyi- with hp.
moihor, Mrs. (‘hurlos Ilunitu, of Main
atroot. Norwitlk.
~~Childrcn's uhoos for oouiirnmtion.
big vurioty, nil sizo». I“l_\IIII & Itynn
Williuni huskc). of [Just .\'ot\\nlk.i
Wilts ltlht‘ll to llio Nttt‘mill. lIthtlliIl'
tho othor (lily nnd rolunins sotiunslg.
Ill nt that. institution.
I’otor lluckluy, oi ilto Ii‘ttt-lt Homo
Ittr Holtliors in Noroton lioluhts. in
visiting his dunnhior, Mr... (‘Ilill‘ll'h A.
Itulwy ot howlu slrt-oi. ior :t ion tlnin.
.. Plowing, liairowinu. IlliltI pork,
trucking. Ituimouti llrou,
Mr. and Mrs. .Iutnos Lockwomi. oi'
Ilridgoporl. til't' tiuiiinu‘ at tho homo oi‘
Mr. :lnd Mrs, A. W I’rlco. tltolr roltt»
II\‘t‘:~. In Iinst Noi'wullt. tor u to“
days.
Mrs. II. A lioatilcy. oi \\'ntcl'ltut',\'.
und hor iiitlo son nrc \‘Inlllilit. .\lr, utni
Mru, .I. ll. I-llls. oi' t'niup tun-oi, Nor
walk. .\|r IIoiltIh-y will conic thin oi
outing to npoml tl‘ - Snbbnih.
()rorlook bnkoltull lonm is pluyinr.
Hopkins nrnntmnr school in Now tin
volt thin uftornoon tind Norwulk Inuit
nobool in pluyinu Ilotliol high M‘IIOUI
on tho ()t’t'l'llhlly‘ IlI‘Ill lti I-inst niouuo
Ilul'iy S Mt‘AIlInit-i' I.“ l‘opol‘toil to
ho soriotwly ill nt his hoino Ill I'nlou
nronuo. liiu Hinlllnu tnco in minnod ni
tho Norwnlit pont-oilloo, wlioi'o III' In
t'tuployotl no clorlt untl bin muliy
frit'tolu wish him it Hlli‘t‘tl)‘ rot-«ivory,
- ltoi'nrc buying lliut hut rottd
ti'llrion‘o tulr. lillm‘ it
At tho lllt'i'lIlII: of Lincoln l'tilllli'll.
No, 4, tlrtlor of llitiiotl Attiorh'itll Mt“
ohnnicn. bold hint night. rcporiu Wt‘l't‘
tnndo by tho doll-union to tho Hiato
mnwontion, hold ’l‘ltnrutiny in Him-
ford. 'l'ho tlolouttion woro lt‘rotloriok
Scotlolti. Willinm Q. Morriuin IllltI hon
lio (Ivorton.
Ainouu tho groin crowd of diuuppoln-
toil contot sooitorn inut night Word In
urhutl Itnymomi nun Willinni l'oWolt
’I‘ho t'miloi took it tiny oi’f thin morniuu
not]. though thouo two mou tituyoti up
all night to watch for tho houvonly
body. thoy mm It, not. They woro tint
tho only out-u who wutchod for it In
ruin.
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Minn”.
Post Card Views
Of Norwnlli and Vicinity
6 for So
100 Suhjoctu to Solcct From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEW! ITO!!!
to North Main at. Booth Norwuik
Agont or A. a. unimagi-
Inuit-Ii and Sporting Goods
H
THEMSOUTHM
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l”- .
Style
SUFC.
it in all sizes, sat: up.
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
n
sholl, doponds on tho food you use.
lionlthy {owls and futuro
rnthor thun food from tho \‘t’cst,
Ask For "Bonnie”
ilomo Ground Foods.
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Large Soft
TELEPHONE I08.
'I he Home of Hart Schaiiner & Marx clothes
l
([Thc satisfaction of owning the genuine thing is never
attaincd‘by ownership of an imitation. The Style of
Hart Schai’fner & Marx Clothes is the standard to which
another clothes alpire. Yet they cost no more than
imitations which look the part of copies. _
Suppose you see our H S & M Spring and Summer Suits,
$18 to $30. You will find one to fit you and please you-—
llIt begins to feel like B. V. D. Underwear-and we have
TWO STORES:
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
Tho succcss of your broodl. from the moment they arc out of the
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you can dcpcnd on'to mako lino.
steady Iuyors.
(thick Food Is uwcot and sound. and Is solid nutrition. "Bonnio"(fhick
Food contnins tho choloost intporloti Millots. lino, cracked churcnnl .
anti thoroughly tiriod and solociod grnlus. such on out moul, cruckod
whoat, crut'kod kamr nnd lino old crnckcd corn.
iiublo, spocinlly propurod, cloun, wholosomo food. fresh luatio ouch day.
noconsiiriy
chnnco whon you pity on much if not more?
Quality First. Lnt and All tho TImo.
"For the Lund Baku” lilo Bowkcr‘n
Fertilizer-I for LawnLGIrden and
Field.
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"FOR FISH *
Go to‘ CUTBILL’
Native Lobsters
Connecticut River Roe Shad. Buck Shad. Steak Cod. Halibut,
Illuc. Eels. Flatiish, Butter. Porgies. Rockaway Long
Clams (opened). Long and Round Clams.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish
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Masonic Building,
Norwaik.
"llounio" Chick Food. home pre-
Evory grain in "Bonnio
Why not use it ro—
stnlo? Why take tho
MAN UIL. Tom HATCH.
'Crabs and
l
arket.
FREE DELIVERY.
SINGLE ADMISSIONS ..........
t: A. li‘rnuko to having IIIR bnt'bor
«hop in Wull ntroot ropuintotl
\'I'l'} populnr wnnh uoodtt nt llltltlt‘l‘
.tio pricou nt tho Road storo. Hl‘o tidy.
Conductor II. IInt‘l Wookit, of tho
t‘onum-ilcui t'tuupuny. ht onioyluu n
tow dnytt‘ mcution.
Mluu Lucy ”mount. of Norwuik, with
tho ghost or Minn It‘liznboth Ilnnk.
’l‘nominy. in Wontport.
Mlohuol tinrroll. tho iiitltct nuont ill
t‘nnnon Hiution, won it vinltor in Nur-
wulli, yoatordhy.
~w.‘.titi0,boun poiou. Ituynionil llron.
'l‘ho rouulnr monitor: of tho Lucio
ilolporn hnu boon pontpouitd until tho
trod Monday in May.
~i‘lhonltior cloak. l'ir lh.: lonti pot
round, ltr. llnyon‘ market.
tau-witty in tho tnuunot that Flynn it
ilynn ttun to draw their cutitomcrs to
their atom. Sou adv.
itcv. ll. ll. (inrwoior is oxiwrtoti
homo from Chicago today and will no.
copy but pulpit nit usual tomorrow.
Willinm ward. of Low «trot-t. and
his son William urn wilncsulng tho p0»
llromrn'n pnrniio in New York tminy.
.‘Irn. Alhort tiriudmd, of .nrltlgoport.
in quito ill at, hcr homo IIIII hor ulster.
Mrs. Fletcher Van ilootteiir. in with
her.
timrgo Brown. of Cotonou million.
in in Norwulii today on luminous. Mr.
tirowu clinic down in his lino automo-
bile.
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TWO SHORT PLAYS
ME LODRAMA
A RUSSIAN ROMANCE
COMEDY
SUNBONNETS
Friday and Saturday Evenings, 8 o'CIock
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
TOWN TEACHERS' ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
MUSIC IV THE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
25 CENTS
\\'.\l.|. H’I‘ltI-Zi-l‘l‘. in to n. Ill.““TIIl‘l’i‘
not-o mono bony-y tt'nmtio ”Hills in Routi-
but at tho mwhlllx of tho liltN‘lt mur-
ltot ill 0 autumn of 0 point. transdlnn
I'uciilc won liflod i‘h. Uiiiorwlno tho
llnl wnu inort unit lioulm-iotl with only
hillttll fractional chunu’ou olthor wny.
lnlornntlonnl l'npcr pill. rmw l.
WAIJ. B'l‘illt’ild’t‘, it n. in. A brisk
domniul for vurionn nllttt'lnllloh proton
II‘II hithlin for tho important
ntorkn nut hiddinu for tho
important ntnckn iind tho wholo
IIIBI‘RI’I boonmo inorc RI‘IIIN‘
null IIIKIII‘I”. Roudinu l'llIIIi‘tl to «bow
youtoi-tiny’n cloning and sniult unins
wort: aim umdo by tuuny or tho mitot-
lmulors. l}. R. Ililhbor advanced ill/g
lutornuiiouni liarvoltor 21,4. Condition
l’uciiio 2. and narrow stock: from i
to l . ,
W‘A‘IA. HTIIEE’I‘. .Noon.~'l‘ho murlo
rt (‘lmlt‘tl lrrriminr. .Jl rise in tho cop-
peru wait til rosponuo in tho import that
Ibo mark properties in Montana bud
boon purchased by Amnignmntnd (lop.
por. 'I‘lml stock moo 1%. Anaconda 2.
handing 2nd pm a Illtl othor groom!
stocks "no. 'I‘hlttt lnovomcnt halted in
rnuctimi in the general lint. 'i‘hvro with
sumo [telling to ronlirt- at tho lust.
it you nro thinking: or buying a Cad»
Ilino you can get. immediate dolivory
on our ntit‘. l5. buckwwd it: (Join. See
t‘."
“V. . ‘
ititiitui nun
stint inst WIllliiSii
Richard Paul" With Paritoniti's .
and Otto Schomolier Also Sick
NEW roux. Mii'y ii.—Mist0riune
sonma to he pursuing witnesses In the
sugar scandnl canon. Recently Richard
Porn star witneuu in preceding trials
and expected to figure prominently in
the trial of Charles R. Hoiko, secretary
of tho Amoricnn Sugar Refining Com-
pany, wun throntoned with peritonitis
and it is still unoortuln whether he
can nppour ut the trial noxi week. To-
day it was lourned that Otto Schmidt-
t-r. one of tho American Sugar Refining
Company's bookkoopors, in man upon
whouo testimony the prosecution. is
seriously ill, The prospects are that
he will ho unable to testify.
I’arr uncovered the crookad work
with the scales on tho Williitmshurg
sugar ducks which soul a quartet of
chockern nnd Oliror Spitzcr, their
boss, to tho penitontinry after u nonun-
tional trial on tho gorornment‘n churn-
OS that they had conspired to defraud
the customs III undorwoighing tho sug~
or curgoos in procoss of importation.
by moons of choatinu SCIIIOS. Tho hole
in the scale post. tho concoalod spring
anti tho signal flush of caution at it gov_
orntnonl inspoctor‘s approach, which
figured In i’nrr‘g rovolntlonsmaro clus-
nlcs in sugar history. I
Schmollor, at IIIB post in tho sugar
company oilicos, chot‘kod tho woighing
opt-rntions. it was tho inbtos ho. pro
pnrod nnd concorning which ho tut-ril-
ilod at tho previous trinls ihnt ouublod
tho gorot‘muoul to show tho (liffortén-
coil prminu tho undorWoiizhing which
scnt tho chockors to prison and which
rosultctl iii tho rot'nnding to tho. gov-
oi‘nniont, by tho sugar conr
puny o f moro than 2.000.000
in dutios. Schmoltor is said
to intro stiffcrod ti hroukdowu as a ro-
sult of tho laborious work he did in
milking tho computntion uuti tho nerv-
ous strum of tho ionu-colttinuoti prose-
cutlons.
'I‘ho gtn't'l'llllit’lll oounsol arc sonic-
whut cost. down at tho illnoss of I‘nrr
and tho iutlicutod Ili't‘ukdtJWIl ot‘
Srhmoltor 'l‘hoi insist, howorct', that
othot- t-Vidonco has dorolopoti that
inukcs Illi'li‘ t'iin‘t' strongor than oror
and that tho trio! of Iloiko tutti othors
tii‘t‘lll-Bt‘tl in tho sumo consulrncy chaos
will sturt Ill‘Xl )Itttttln), according to
nt'hotluli‘.
DEPOT TROLLEY LOOP.
General Traffic Manager Leary Here
Again to Invutignte Matter.
tionornl 'l‘rnttic hiuiiaizor .\I. .I Loury.
oi“ tho (‘ouuoctiout Company. rumo to
South Notwnlk yostortliiy hull with Sit»
porintcntiont tit-orco it (‘ilfl'l‘t‘fi of tho
locnl division oi’ tho oompnuy. huti n
tontorcnco with ilorpol‘ntion t‘ouumtl
.lohn lx'oouh ill roioronoo to tho pro-
posoti trolloy loop nt tho l‘IIIll‘UtIII do
not
.\s n lv‘rlllll ll wits ttrruunotl for n
Illill'l‘ uonornl utoottni: ior uoxt Tut-to
tin; t'ti‘lililu .tt tho Smith Nornalk
t'lnb_ “lion tho i'IIy council and roprc
M‘Illflllh’i— of tho Morrhnnis' nud Mun
ut‘nctnror.~‘ Asmciutiou ItlltI tho Nor
wuli. littsihonx "lcll's‘ .-\ie.-¢ociitlion will
no in nltoutiuuco All tlir‘itution In nl~
so oxtcntloti lo othois to bo prosont on
tluti occasion.
At lltut timo_ tho t‘onnctticut (‘illll'
puny \ttil picsclil plnnn tor tho iutptoi
mom of conditions at tho tit-pot.
’I‘ho Mlltttllllll at tho tiopot hns boon
tho Mihlt't't of discussion for a long
limo 1' bus in "WI. boon ii porouniul
topic ‘l‘lio most dotoi‘miuod offort to
brim: ubont n loop ciiiuo rocoutly wbou
tho .\ot\\nlit ntlti South .\'orwull. busi-
Ilt'l‘h‘ mon'» ith-itlt‘lzlllilll hittl it oonsoltn
lion \Htli .\ii I.I‘lil'_\ ilIItI i‘htcl‘ I-anzlu
cot l-Iluoll :il tho South Kuwait; Plot»
and ill tho lIt pot ’l'liis rouloronco fol
luwoti tho talking up of tho tillt‘r‘illllll
With I'rt--hloiit Mollon. oi‘ tho Now
Yolk, Now liutcn MIIII Iiurttord Itull
mud company
’i‘bc Knluhts of t‘olutubus bnso bull
tooth will plny a scrub loam tomorrow
und oyoiy night for tho post wool.
buiv bot-n bard nt work poi'fooliiuz
IIlt'llltil'lVI‘K in buso running. butting
“lid in ruiohinu flyit an woli as study
in; IIII' oi-or important tottilt work.
4
The Young
Man
doom not in)“ up
ttntuoy. lnyn up rogrotk.
Sinrt u snyingit nc-
count now mill in at low
yonrk you will burn it
good til‘IJMI ucconnt.
South Norwnik
Trust Co.
who
4’}? ON SAVING!
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Emlulmer
10 North Main m Mirth Nomlk.
Moldavia. 0 Washington Itm
Tolonhono at Mon. m
Telephone at been. on
noiWiiLK '
Savings Society
INCORPORATED I"!
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775000
Gaucho M. Hutton, Pruitt-tit.
Wm. A. Gut-tin, Viwflmtdont.
findoriok A. 100. Stay A Tron.
NQRWALK Evgutno SEETINEL
Wt
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In fact all Furnishings usually
In Tan, Patent
' 03.00
How about a Trunk
PICTURE FRAMING AND
Oppoulto Hotel
OME buy Summer Clothing in midwinter~others
prefer waiting until warm days arrive. If that’s '
your case and are ready to look—we are to show.
Guaranteed Suits
‘ $10.00 to $25.00
Fancy Wordeds Cashmeres scrgcs
NECKWEAR,EIRTS, COOL
UNDERCLOTHING ’
SUMMER—‘OXFORDS
$4.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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found in an up-to-date store.
and Gun Metal
00 $5.00
when you go away?
JACKSON’S STUDIO ‘
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Folders, Artist Proof, Panels. finished In Sept: and Engraving Black
on Rich Old Ivory Stock
FRAMES of All Pattern-
Jackson’s Studio
53 Wall St.
NORWALK. CONN.
film 10 BE mu '
BIlItiIIT IIEXT WEEK
it‘ontlnuod from First Page.)
iostorduy morning. huntirods of poo-
pio in 'i‘ho Not-walks got up at an curly
hour this morning;r to How tho unusuui
xpoctncio but woro handed a loinon by
ilio wonthor mun, At tho limo whou
tho coniot should Ilu\o boon soon in its
host, clouds iuioriouod. though sonic
pointlo iiit' of tho opinion that lhcy
sow tho comot ut ono Ringo minus its‘
toll \\'ith t‘it'lll‘ “t“tlillt'l' tho sight
will ho a ltonutitul oilo tomorrow mor-
Hill):
.\Il doubts. howuyor. as to tho spco ‘
tncular nspoct ot' tho comot “boil it
is at llti brightest in tho owning sky
lioit nook \icro dispollod by tho bril-
tiuut sight it motto yo~tordny morn.
INK. It is Stiltl by nott'onomon that tho
tt-Iosilul \Irtllur will he sonic six Illllt's
llh’ bright on NIH) 20 and ii. when it ‘
uiil lto yimblo in tho owning in tho?
\iustot‘u sky.
At tho \‘nlc obi-:orrutorr rostorduy
tizorniug tho coniot wus soon through
tho ioloscopo oiou \\‘Ilt‘Il tho sun cnmo
aitmo tho horizon u prooi oi its to
Ii..irkultlo liI'ltletIlt‘nh It was \lhllllt‘ to
IlIt‘ unto-d oyo until i l. n in, lost bo-
toro Sillillst', ono of tho most romurk
nlilo sights soon III yours. Tho ittll
unit 70 tloxroos iii lonulh‘ or iibout lift. t
000,000 Iillloh‘. It wu.~ also 33.000000.
Illlll‘h‘ from tho oarih to tho bond of
tho comet, and tho Salim tllatlliico to;
tho coil of tho lull, thus forming at
sort of ounilatornl trinmzlo. At Its ontl
tho tail In about two tiogi‘cos brood.
or four times tho diameter of tho moon
'l‘boso who saw thin, grout swoop of
light ncl'oss tho horizon \osti-rtliiy
morning will thus Ito ublo in unlit up
Itlou of what it will ho noxt wook.
otlipuing In brilliuncy orcrithinu In"
tho hoayonu.
an Comet Before.
‘i‘ho puopio who now iialloy‘u coniol
Iii itx lust nppcurnnco. 7.”. yours ago.
Ill o tow and fur botwwut From our of
thoso tho Now, Hat-on .lourunitonriot
in in t‘ocoipt of tho following lollt’l"
"ltitiitor of tho .Ionrnnltt'ourlor
“If \oii can» to tow tho oiioltmotl in
Hull pupor will you kindly furor too
with u copy" Ill WHKIIIK I will Mm
that uonrly ht'\'t'llI_\’ yonru tum l Walt
for nix months a printor's tIt‘\ll in
your oilioo nntior \‘i'ootiwut'tl and t‘nr
riuutolr
“l tint u Ki‘utlilltlt” of William)» mi»
lotu- oi tluriiohl’s t'lttnn, info:
‘ "Itoupoctilnly.
‘l.. \\‘ll.t~itl.\‘."
‘I‘ho otirltmurc roforrod to lotion-0;
"lluvorntrnw. N, it.
"May ll. lititl.“
"M n tutmbor of old mou urc gin
iuu thqtlr rooollocttonu of not-inn lint
ioy'u conioi throovfonrtitu of n century
nun, I hopo l mny ho Mouse-d for ur-
tortnu my momoriou in tho mutter.
"lot hint upitoltrunco with in Doc
ooiitlior. litiii’i. i romombor II wall.
though i wait iiion but night and II
hull your: old. I. limit in Now itnvon.
t‘tmn.. u " ’l was it nolotntiiio cantor.
timing t' i. or Ynlo collouo. Tho
older inch. or my tnmiiy Wuro ind
tort-Intuit in It. "to anoint-tn and the
output on man. ppm of mow-ritu-
lion very much it. interest and
udvnntnue. l tome or distinctly Itii
upmarnnce, with n t it It! long hit
three appurtiut diameters of tho run
and moan. its coming wait predicted
and talked about. and grout was the
roiolcing whim the ustrnnntnors of
the college announced ihnt they had
seen it through the tom-cope.
"Art than time thorn was in America
on astronomical ointervntory. properly
so culled, and the- You.» Museum.
which wait a proud one for its day. «In
fur inferior to the large toleucopés of
t
,uuswor ‘You,’
: Willinms
tho mount ti o.
..,t 5‘ <,
i.
‘r‘ . i
tt'l . ,
>‘F0 ” . -; ‘n
II that! located In;
W the counts at on hi the pundits)“ Ind Stoy.
mounted on a truck which was rolled
about on casters and the glass stuck
out of tho most convenient window of
the cupoln.
“lint the soarch was eager. and en‘
thnuiasticully conducted hi all suitable
hours. I listened to a lecture by one
oi‘ tho protestsors tolling tho circum-
stnncos, and. boy-like, did not care
tor his oxplanalion of parabolas,
hyporbolas, loci and radltm vector. but.
witni improssutl mo most was that the
professor said. that on tho night when
his oxpoclations wore at tho highest,
ho had boon tiotninoti. and arriving late
(‘flllt'tl out at tho l‘ooi oi the tower,
‘Iiat'o you found it.” nud getting the
ho stumbled with all
sitootl up tho stairs in the dark and
foil and bruisod his noso;
"'l'ho comoi ronchcd its perihelion.
;th:it is. come uourost thc‘snn, Novem-
1 nor
Iii. hilly, within two days of its
protliclotl limo. which was considered
it grout ustronotuiciil triumph. as it.
hinl boon 70 yours in its circuit. This
SIICI‘OSSIIII calculation garo great Im-
pulse to :ihtl‘ononilt‘al study and ob«
‘sorialion and led to improvement of
tnstrumonts untl oroction oi observa-
IOI'II‘5_ tho lll'h‘l of which wits built. at
collt-izo and l.- Still stami-
im; \Viill this ohst‘h‘alt‘il‘y and Its In-
siminonts. l bocaluo woil ncqualntetl
in my i'ollouo (IIIVS and may give it dos»
‘cripttou in It tuture nrtiolo."
Inquiry at tho Yalc obsori'ntory con~
llrtnod tho assurance that no harm can
.rosull from passing through the com.
ot‘s tail. All it won pm. “You cut) com-
pross the toll of a output into n suitv
cuso." in othor words it contains al-
lllilbl no solid niattor. 0
It Is slatod that (‘Onlot “At 1910."
soon horn in .lanuni'), halt recently
boon pimtogrnpbod and is still risiblc.
(‘Ahilllillltili Mann” .\iu.\ H. "-IIII-
on'r. t-ontot has nitninod first magnr
tndo and tomorrow morning will xivo
ouo of its last porfornlnncrs in tho
oaiiloru nky. propurnlory to fulfilling
a in-tilinnt oliunuciiiont in the west ,
during tho moninxx of Mny. .Itlne Ind
July It In bookmi tor tl rolurn an»
unzonroni in thud but only tho younx- .
out clilltlt‘on oi tho printout tiny will be
ittlnilitod
’l‘ho Harvard tilml‘l‘Hllill‘)’ nutront»
titoi'n ciumhl a iiootltm ullmpkn oi' the
\lrltor thin niorliltlx wlion the cloud“
hi‘okt' nod tillttwml the output burnlnut;
iiko n lirubruntl low in tho omit. Tho
curtniu ot’ tho hulo «guilt ultut off tho
noun-horn num- thou. lint in tltollo tow
uocoutlu it row-uloti itaoll roundly and
won it match I'ur \‘ouo nplirklinu ovar-
licntl
It ultto uhowod that it! uplohtlm‘ VIII
mnlw it n thrilling obloct uboul l wink
from todnr. whon it will qwoop MW“
ilit- woutoru oily and curry «mnntnrnt
tion to tho admonition» or the world.
m... t... w..-
iiisroncu. 005E" .
“unanimous”
A Ihl'lt'ly iittomlmi and yery outlin-
hittntlc. mooting at tho. Norwnik Hit»
IOI‘It‘II and Momorini inhrnry Amin-
Iltm WM! hold at tho W in Wont.
nvonim, \Vl‘dl‘ldldfly arming. tho mu.
Now constitution and bydnm um.
adopted. plant wore nonunion whom-
hy the house: is to he opened in the
public on tilted automatons dam
tho your. .
The following oihcorit worn elem“:
i’maidentm’t‘homaii l. Rnymond.
First. Vieth-oaidontwhirs. 15mm
Richards Wood. -
second Vicbl’rclldontmnr. Jam
(3. Gregory.
meywulu moron“: Jannlltjl.
Anistitnt Bwrotarymhtrn. mm
it itr brook .
Troasiiror- «inhn i’. Treadmill.
I'lurliot'mhlnit manhuntm M
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