WEDNESDAY. warmth...
good pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEETB
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington St.
Ill tttwsw
EVENING UENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
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92-8—Buelneu Department
44-2—Brnneh Office. Norwnlk
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WEATHER FORECAST. -
For Not-walk and vicinity: Clonrinu
tonight. ’l‘hnrsday, lair; moderate-to
brink southwest winds. The disturb
once that was control In the upper
Mississippi Valley yesterday morning
but: moved eastward, and in new cen-
tral over the eastern portion of the
Lake region. It has produced general
rains front the upper Mississippi Val.
loy eastward to the coast. ’l‘his vicin-
ity will be on the southern edge of the
storm during the next 24 hours. Local
ruins were also reported from Texas
Light. front, was reported from North
Platte. Nob. The weather this morn
ing Is pleasant. in the western and
central sections, but cloudy and rainy
along the Gulf and Atlantic t-otmtsuud
in the eastern portion of tile Lake re.-
gton. There has not been much
change in temperature during the last
24 hours.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘etuperuture: Low, f.:l: high, 67..
t‘loutiy.
—Itoail It now. ()‘lirlen‘s adv.
Frederick Knowles has purchased ti
lino horse.
Miss Ethel Hart, of Wilton. IS iti
Norwnllt today on business.
l’onimanter llradley S. Keith In
spending the titty ill Witterbury today.
w—Conilrmntion dresses iii Krieger
Unfit.
Ilerman Schmidt spent tho tiny yes-
iortluy in New York l'li) on It pleasure
excursion.
The legislative committee on the new
bridge will moot this evening in the
town court room.
The It‘. i). It}. will hold a meeting
this evening and all members are re-
quested to be present.
(li'uln, iiour, i‘oeii. Raymond llros.
At .lat-kt-aon‘s studio only tho litit‘s‘l
und best methods are employed, In»
line Inning tho picturi- Iiih’t‘ll read the
adv.
(Ir‘t‘lil‘ \\', llutnilion. of Iirooltlyn.
IIIIN rented "t‘rosnwnys." III 'I‘okont-lte,
Illl'tiliilll tho Ollli't' of .l. M. Layton &
“(in llli‘. 4
.Ial'Oliti III‘OIIII'I‘H have been having
it new bridge built at the roadway ell-
Home to the Point. This bridge Ililti
now been completed and piti into use.
Luke l'lornoy. ii well-known out»
ployoe of tho Norwalk iron Works
oompuny. was taken ill while iii work
yesterday tutti It was toured that ho
had unstained a stroke or paralysis.
ii‘or confirmation and graduation
dresses. up to Kriogor (‘o.
The Rev. (letn'izt! lll‘t-w I‘luivi‘l't will
deliver on address at tho Lighthouuo
Illlréh‘ltill tonight. It In alt-IO exported
that Mrs, William Stowe will i'ontlur
one or more selections. ’l‘iie ellot‘nu
will also SINK. All are welcome. Seats
two.
The Nutmeg ('Iuh hold it
meeting hint ii’l'llIlIK anti
member who ticcepiod. John H. iCcltol
with the new member. ’l‘bey voted to
hold it ontokor and open night otl ll‘rl
business
one new
diiy 27th, and n Ititlieu‘ ninbi i-ltlllit' time ‘
ourly In June.
The bond ol‘ gypnioa were In Nor-
wtillt again today with u couple ot‘
tiooiiy looking bout-n. ’l'hoy HI'I'III'I‘II u
lioenae to exhibit lhe lit‘lih‘lh nbout Ibo
outnklriu of tho i-iiy from t‘liy I‘Ierk
.lunion .I. Kenna tintl prot'eodtul on
their way to tho utthtirbu.
“~(‘llillii and enjoy it noelal hour. I'ri-
lutii'y and Junior lleptu. nerve lee cream
and uiriiwborrion. So, Nor. iluptiut
l‘buri-ii tonight.
At one o'clock iodity ’I‘l'tti'iie (illioor
(‘Iniriou Page and Chief llrntlloy were
called In tho (it‘oou by it iolopbnno
moat-tune and there found two men
kliultily Ibo woruo for their drinking
lying on the Al‘iIHH. The men had a
tow Illltl were bound for (it‘uitbury.
'i‘lilthor Wl‘l‘o they "about-d" by the po-
lioomon.
The National Salon and i’urehnuo
('ompauy. of IIIIl‘IIt'NIoI‘. N. i’.. have
pnrchuued the. BIIII‘R of Roget-it & Slov-
onn' Norwnlk store and will poll centric
at tho Ill'l'HNII location. Itoiiork it Sit»
vnnin dinponoil of their iiioek no they
are toolbox to another lot-iitiontt. in
tho (‘.olohtirn block. and It in their do-
nirc II) have. an entirely new ntook.
«Before liuyiuu that but read
ti‘llrien'ii adv., page It. .
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Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonitp. Burglary and Acci-
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74 WASHINGTON STREET, IOUTH
* NORWALK, CONN. '
VINOL
THE MODIRN
Tonic Reconiiruétor
BOLD ONLY BY
F. H. BAXTER
ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Frames let up and ready to
plank.
All kinds 0! repair work.
Launches at all site: built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPohiLNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
EIEBININII ENGINEERS ANN
INNINIIINNS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’n Theatre Building, South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best poa-
<ible method. Satisfaction guaran-
t‘ecd. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
3 Courtiandt Place South Norwnlk
”ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contradior
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
WE CORRECT
ALL DEFECTS OF
THE EYE
thut gluon-ten onn remedy.
\\'o luivo
a Physician, who is a Hitllietl iii)“
Specialist, to examine ytnir oyon.
No charge for examinatIOn and
glassox ill‘t'bi‘l‘ilit‘tl only when tit-ros-
nary.
THAMER
Optician
STA M F0 R D - -
CONN.
TEEERXL lotto ottoman.
ReV. Charles S. Maclarland Appointed
to Serve on Committee.
lib-shop E. ii. Hendrix, llll‘ bond oi
?ho li‘odi ration, IIIIS l‘t‘t'I‘lllll zippolun-d
Rev. ('llili’II‘S S, Itinefnrlnnd. oi’ the
South Norwnlii t‘onui'oautionni t'hurelt,
as it representative oi lili‘ (‘ottnt'euzi
tiotiiil denomination. to serve on the
It‘i'titll‘lil (‘ounoil of tho ('llill'i‘llefi oI‘
t‘brist Ill Allli‘l'lt‘il. and also on u mom
her ot‘ the new N‘iilllilllh‘hltlli tot Stu-lid
Service of the ii‘otiornlion oi ('lliil't'lll'tl.
The chairman oi“ the Social Servo-o
("ominikslon ht Rev. I’l'lillli )Ifliiilli
North. 1). It. or the Mi‘ilititllnl denomi-
nation. The other (‘tillnl‘i‘giiiiillilil
members tire Hi‘i‘l'l‘lill') Iiuhi-rt t‘
Herring, I). it, secretory oi' the Home
MlHHiomity Sui-lely. and William lini-
eu Word. it. li., editor ot‘ tio- inde-
pendent.
'l‘lto eonouinsion Illls osiiibllsbed an
other in New York and is organizing
it for Hilt‘litl norrioo III bobttll ol‘ till
the I'l‘tlii'rilllili I‘hurrbon.
AUTOISTS NARROW ESCAPE.
Derby Car Brought Up Against a Stone
‘ Wail.
iiiilitiiY. Mny lh‘r liliiunrti Illll'lilltl iil
liorby, and bin .~ion Ii‘i'unk. tire iodiiy
receiving eonurnltilniitutn on their re
illiti‘kiilili' i‘rii'ttlit' Ii‘UlIl Ht‘l‘itilih‘ injury
boil ninlit when Mt, iiui‘und'n iiiiiotno
bile tilt! at triple llll‘tl down t-lltitinmre
lllll iii (ironotpio, titni brought up tit
tho hoitoio tiuiiinat it alone wull wall.
to II budly injured l’tiiltlllitill. Mr llui
mud and bin tilill clung to the Illilt'llilll‘
and were whirled iironuti in it on the
lirul turn, but the wound tliiio nronnii
Ilit'y were thrown out, unfi‘orinu Ill‘liiil
on and slight ruin. .‘ilr. lliiriintl uiiiil
todtiy that he won driving the our III
It pretty good upeod. but tinit when he
t'oni'hod the brow ol‘ the bill he applied
iiio brt‘tltw.. lie thiuiiii III‘ obippod them
on too ntnliionly. tilt the our hollittt to
rook from NIIII‘ to wide. and he Iotil
control of it. I‘llIIl‘lt'K ll. Hoboenuiohl.
oi‘ Waterbury. who wait driving uiotiit
tho mud In his nuioinobilo tuttv tlto oe-
t-urronoo and conveyed the litit'uniiii
to thin I'Ily in hip muohinc.
MNEWW
Pail Card Views
0f Norwaik and Vicinity
6 for Sc
150 Sobjootti to Select. From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS GTORE
10 North Mainst. South Net-walk
Agent for A. G. lpaiding’e
*H WAIHINOTON 97R IE1“
\
Is Your Launch or Boat Insured'
I
Ht;
$2 to $5.
demonstrate that our Spring
$1 to $3.
14 So. Main St.,
‘ So. Norwalk.
shell. depends on the feed you use,
honllhy {owls and
and thoroughly dried and i'lt'Ii‘t'II‘tI
rather than food from the West.
Ask For "Ilonnie"
Home (lrountl Footie.
W”
Better Than the Price!
If we can have your attention for a few minutes. we can
Quality, are $2 to $5 better than the price. That will mean
$2 to $5 more in looks and wear than your money can buy
elsewhere. We can make your few minutes with us worth
while. A splendid range of smart sack suits in fancy weaves ,
and plain blue scrgcs. from $10 to $30.
Straw Hats are ready when you are—all the leading styles,
TWO STORES:
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
'I‘ho onerous of your broods, from the moment they are out or the.
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you can depend on to make line.
future steady liiyora.
Chit-It Food In awoet and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Bonnie,” t‘hlelt
Food oontniuu the eholoout imported Milli-lit, tine cracked charcoal
wheat, craeltotl knfilr and line old ernekoii corn.
liable. specially prepared, olonn, wholesome food. fl‘t‘iili made each day.
nceosuitrly
Cilfllli‘t‘ when you pay on much It not more?
Quality Flrnt, Lent and All the Time.
"Ear the Land Sake" use Bowkcr‘e
milieu BE tfittt cotter:
n
Suits, in Style, Tailoring and
.-.e in .IIIIIIIIIII-
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
"lionnle" Chirlt ii‘oed. home pl"-
Every grain In "Ilonnle
amino. such hit out meal, erueked
Why not title a re-
uttile? Why take the
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
Fertilizer: tor Lawn. Garden and
Field.
Me
TELEPHONE lI‘8.
Opposite Hotel
For Fish Go to Cutbiii’s
Large Soft Crabs and Native Lobélers
Connecticut River Roe Shad, Buck Shad. Steak Cod, Halibut.
. Blue, Eels, Fiatiish, Butter, Porgies, Rockaway Long
Clams (openedi. Long and Round Clams. .
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
, . . .
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
53 Wall St.
FREE DELIVERY.
NORWALK. CONN.
...- l
\\'.\I.I‘. wi'ntci-zr, iii: In ... in stool...“
opened Ill prim-n ‘.t to 1.2 lowet lluiu
yeaioriiiiy. but the market trio. ueiirrely
more than uoiuliuil. 'I‘Iioro Willi only
:t sprinkling of Ill'llt‘l‘rt oven in the input
Northern pfti. allowed the inuxitnum
ileoltno oi" oi}. Niillnnnl Itiiilwnru of
Mexico ll‘irat phi. rooe I Iv: IIIIII‘IIII'I‘
nnlionul IIIII‘Yi‘h‘li'i' 'i...
\\'AI.I. S'I‘ltliliii'i‘, II it. III,’ \\ hen the
oponiiin reeosuion IliIlt‘tl to invite buy
Ina orderu. room II‘IIlIi'l‘N began to oI~
I‘er fillit‘kh‘ down. I‘nitotl Slitlou iiub»
hot with forced down 3 polnla.
WAN, H'l’lilillil'l', Noon. 'i‘iit- RIIH
Illllloii kironuth oi i'oroliiu oxobnmie
union of booth-i tibruutl. London nbto
Hilld Morita III New York. The Kitti‘lt
lIIIII'ltI'i with quubnuto iIIIII lit‘iii'tlmtl‘tl.
liontin wore ouny.
WALI. i-l’l‘lliilii'i‘, l p. mm A loan or
n point III (‘hiwt’ipoitlio uutI tibio umi ol
1% In IAIIINHVIIII‘ tiltd Nnuitvillo were
the only innvemoulk of t'oluiotptotieo
during the tutor honi‘.
BRITISH OFFICER SUICIDEB.
LUNIION. Mtiy litm-(titpi, t‘lnuiii-
(:lntinplon do t‘rbipigny of the Sin-ond
Ilii'o (liiitrtln. n member or the. lint-lion
hum (‘.IIIII polo It‘IIIIl. that recently via-
lteti the United Staten, committed out
oiiio by tthoollng totiny.
WILL VISIT IN NORWALK.
Rev. and Mrii. I). II. Ferrla iii'o pinto
nonzero on the Wlilto Slur liner Adri-
ntio. which milled from Souihmiipimi
today. iinii are expected in Norwalk
next week to vhtii Mm. Ferris' broth
ol‘, I9. I‘. Stuart, in West avenue. 'I‘hoy
milled l'rom Antwerp in the Krooniaud,
which broke her when and pm In to
Southampton I'm' repitlrn, tt‘unaforrilik
fireball auditioning devil
her column pttirtiottgorn to ilie Milo
Mic.
LINEN SHOWER FOR MISS HOW~
ARD.
Girls‘ Friendly Society of Grace
Church Happily Enter-tamed.
Following their uriunl run-tom the
(iirln‘ h‘tlontili‘ or tli‘ui'i'
t‘hini'h tone it lint-n abowur in Mink
Liter liowurd Ill be! home Iii North
aiwnno l‘IKI eronlnu‘ in honor of hot
npprourbinu marrlnao with it young
man iroio I’tiit (‘Iit‘tili’l’. There were
lilliitil twenty ,tonmr pmplo prom-m
iIIIiI they onioyed llli'ItlH'Iion linoleum"
it dutltn; the evening with noun-Muir
inn. IiliIHIl‘ IIlltI flitllll‘ii All the I‘IINIUIII
of tho P'I‘II‘IIIIIY.I'IIII'II'IN when It girl
hi to III‘ married oiil nt their number
thoy titre thoiti II Ii‘rlendly npoon. 'l‘hIt-i
Mint)" in n HIIYt'l‘ one uiib il unlit bowl
IIIilI llll‘I‘i' NH tin lum-riptiou upon It
wbioh lolbl trout whom-o It crime and
why it won given. Minn Ilownrti to
t'l‘lVi'tl ii Ilue ubowor of linen und Willi
ittily plutinotl with the Iimuuhifulnonu
of Int i‘rlondu III‘II't‘i-illllittllIi-l Wi‘l‘i‘
aorvoti below the party broko up iiintl
till II’II wli-dduu Mimi lluwurd the input
attooouui‘ol ni’ iutppy inundation.
Sot'li'ly
m...» u................. .
DID NOT PAY Hi8 FARE.
.litntou Ilruily, of Nintunluok, was ur-
ieaicii til the White uirooi Mutton thin
morning by l'ttlruliuan ”only. to whom
he who turned over by the conductor
of it train on the New York. New lin-
run and IIiiriiord road. Ilrady Iionrti-
oil lilo ”min at South Norwnllt to I‘IIIIII‘
to lhinbio'y, lie Iutti no ilokot and
would not pay his fare.
The unto WIIII under the influence ut‘
‘W ”...... "mg...“
TIIIL TIIIS "‘EVEIIIIIII
(Continued from First Pace.)
It is doubtful, according to Professor
llull, It anybody will be able to see
the comet. but. Friday night. If the
weather bi fuv‘" hie," it ahoultifilhuke
it, good allowing, it]!!! western lily af-
ter aunt-mt. 2‘.’ ., “A“. it 3
Professor 'i‘ofl, th'p Amherst moot-
lone astronomer;Watched till dWIyeu'
tordiiy in II vitinymtempt to gotta. Initi-
day glimpse of. Haliey'k comet, but
the celestial wn deter remained to ob-
scurity. I’rni'eii r Todd Milli that hill
olmorvuiloim oi"‘the conult yesterday
morning allowed a tail that was meaty.
urotl up to till degrees in length, and
aupponodly exceeded that. figure. The
nucleus oouid nobbe observed to ad—
vantage yesterday morning, he RRIII.
In iIH much an the thin road no noon HI"
tor the round that tho VIHIIOI' disap-
peared III the breaking dawn.
i’roi'orsnor ’i‘odti expat-Iii that, if
wuntbor conditions are favorable, the
comet will present it splendid night in
the western Sky after it hurt mtttie the
transit uct'osu the int-o of the sun. lie
HIIIII that the nut-lone might ttot be no
bright as had been expected. but that
its tail will sweep the heavens.
'l‘lio Amherst oluaervntionn Monday
showed the tail to be bifurcated, but
yeatorduy morning the. tail appeared to
be in one piece. t’rofosnor Todd said
it might possibly he that the earth to
even now in the tail oi’ the comet. ()n
the other IllilltI, he said. it, is poxnihle
that the earth will not iiflHh’ through
the Inii at till. No tieilnito statement.
he Rubi. oould be made concerning; this
pltnne of the (‘tu‘not'k progress.
Rev. J. H. Mott-tilt, it well known tia-
tronomor oi‘ 'I‘nunion. Mom, observed
Iiulley's comet yesterday morning on»
dor itioiil eonditions. The olmervntion
Hhoweti that the tail of the comet then
Willi no dean-oil in length. oqnnl to the
distance i‘roiu the horizon to the zo-
nitii. The ttiil was from eight to ten
degrees brood. which means no actual
width of ziboot one million miles. Mr.
Motouli' IIISO reported that the toil wuu
apart-oily Sll'lilillti and lit process of
broadening. and has not _\t'I ronehed
its illilXIiliIilil width.
Astrononwrs at tho the Harvard ob~
sort-hum think there is a chance of
seeing lllt' (Illllt‘l this til‘iornoon in the
west ill lillllililh 'l‘hurmitiv during the
tittyllulii protitiod ita notions inert-us»
on in intensity.
The t'utted Sillli‘ri IIMII'UKI‘IIDIIII‘
IIIIII‘I‘ bus wurnod wireless teloizt‘aph
operators and vessel masters nioni: tho
liiltt‘s iimi wireless instrumenia anti
eompnwex may be affected i‘.‘ almon-
pberie vouditmnu omitted in iltilloy'k
i'iillit‘l
iloih operators illltl captains Ill‘f’ rot
twisted to keep t-nreful ions between
the ihlll iiIlII '.'Utll. recording h‘ltllit‘ of<
lot-ts nod mnnnetie \nritilions The
Slflllllilg of meteorites. it said
should Iw reported promptly in detail
is
Comet’e Tail Grown.
'I‘.-\l‘.\"l’tl.\‘, Munro Mu)“ lH ~.\n ilt‘
eiwisn or :'.o doaroou in the length of
the i.iil or llztlloi“: eomel, within the
shoil hittii‘t' Hi '.'I lionra, “its li'litll‘it‘il
Illtlii} Ii\ Iii. .ltli‘i Iltlhlliluh Alt-tilt”.
tli- itwttonomot ol‘ this I'll\. 'I'be (till
”I the t‘lilitl’I li.i.~ t‘IIillliU‘lI so ihnt ii
iii.“ is piituiiel “Hit the ozirili's eriip»
Ili'
Sounding Balloon Sent Up.
l'l‘l'fii‘llildi. .‘\ln<.~, May IS in or
III'I' to ob‘.iiil ii-eorih~ ot‘ the upper llI'
tompbm. to see it it is in any wax ni-
fei ted in lllt‘ g-riwt-nev ol' the earth in
the tin! of Iiitlli\}'~l iomei, Plot. A.
lawn-nu» Htili'll sent up front llt‘l'l' to
«lot it Ni’lii‘h of balloon Stilitlt‘>. or
Htiillltllllg balloon.» equipped \\ till ltioitv
tit‘dlttiilix
Chicago Citizens Frightened.
l'IIlI‘Uill Min ih Ill liihil'lt‘lfi ill
l‘liirnuo populntoii by foreigners,
Ht'lnml I‘Illltii‘t‘li by the hundreds yes-
Il‘liIll) .tolteil |N‘I’IIIINSIUII oi" the tooth-
on: in ll‘llltiili at home today for four
of mono utitoutirii happening for which
Iinilm - eomt-t may be responsible.
I'IHrlt‘llIIH were uppotiiod to by their
pttilotnn for sip-rifles Io wntd oil‘ the
iiunueroon nits thoh they unppom- will
etitelopo the earth when it passes
lltrouuh lhi- oomei‘n lnii I’Ili'Hln anti
minute-s. were beuoouht by their lull"
lSlIIiilIl'IF for words oI‘ comfort to help
thorn lbioiiuli the ordeal Iln'onull which
The Young
Man
it ho does
not lay up
money. luyk up rom‘oIil.
Sluti a h‘lIVIIiQH ur-
eoont now and in a few
your». volt will burn it
good sized ueeount.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
”I. 0N SAVINGS
....M........ V. ”...—«4.».
David 'W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embaimer
19 North Main Itreet. tooth Nor-walk.
Incidence. I Woehington atmt.
Telephone at office. 080-2.
Telephone at home. ”I.
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NORWALK
NTINEE I
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l
CHEAP CLOTHING is poor Stuff and neveE gives
Satisfaction ‘to either dealer or customer. (lWe
do not handle that kind of goods.
THISSEASON WE ARE SHOWING A‘ NUMBER
. .. ' "f prim GOOD LINES or
Blue erge Suits
. hr raters T0 or ALL PURSES. Viz... ‘
$10, $12, $15, $18, $20, $25
White Duck Trousers, - - - $1.25
White Flannel Trousers, $500-$600
LOW SHOES—Tam Metal, Patent,
$3.00 $4.00 $5.00
Price’s Cldiiiing Store ;
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk '
T... GLOVER’S ate
LADIES’ OXFORDS and
STRAP PUMPS
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $8.50 $4.00
A range of prices anti styles which offers a good selection of
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
NORWALK TWO STORES so. NORWALK
J
0F "
@INP XINASP III S®
FOR THIS WEEK
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 811. SOUTH NORWALK.
Strawberries. Tomatoes. Spanneh, Rndlahes, Rhubarb, Asparagus. Cucumbers,
Bermuda Onions, New Pet aioos, Lettuce and Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
ao NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE!”
I...
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tlioy believe Iht-y are about It) putts.
Among the colored popuititiou of
t‘lilt'tttzo the routing of the comet is
lt‘i‘i'iVi‘lI with mueh uttperutiliouu
IIII‘RII. l.iltlo faith is haul in the mo
pbooy of astronomers, and whole
hounelioitit-l tiro ghoii over to prayer
for pt'iitot'llllll. In many polghimrhooda
work Ililii prtieiienily room-ti while
men. women IIIIII ohlldren await the
panning of tonight with four.
Ilnuiunil |il't‘|ifli‘IlIIIIIItt for tho initlni:
oi‘ obnorvutlonu were made lit the
\orkoil' ()Imi-rviilory nt \‘i'lllliimu ilny,
Witt. Today the observatory Iii'l'lfl‘lll'
VII the tippoti‘i‘uneo of the upper deck of
n batilouhlp dbaobnrulnn NIH mum at an
[mart-ow IUI‘I‘IIOIITI, and in a small poo
lion of tho Wontel'n Iiellllnplltfl‘dbt“
fort- :uttnwt tonight.
llr. h'obold‘s ('IIII‘IIIIIIIOIIII were row
eetvotl totlny iii the Harvard Ohaervn-'
iory. but the (human untrononwrmndo
no t-omtnoni on the. initiation of the
time or contact between the earth and
the tail of the comet.
(in this question the Harvard nil-
tronomoiu I'YDI'I‘HK the opinion today
that the earth would not enter the tall.
or the comet until t-tollto hours alter
the It‘lliit-ill of the bond of the comet.
nerouu the inni'o dink. 'l‘hey been this
belief on the theory that the toll of
the output not only taint behind ilit
noriitl Iioot, More than iifly Iom-u-u
will in- lllI‘i't‘il'iI til the why. i’hoto this loop hrtiuh will not be nwept onto
uriipblo itiiill‘it ili‘i‘ marked up llltt‘ nm- the i'III'IIt until some tithe tomorrow.
mnnltion for II nnvul ongniiomont, (‘otuf’tiwinu in the fact that the width of
and blanket» iiro pluood by tile lurker ‘ the tail in not exactly known this time
inutrotneuin for the obnorvoru to cannot be t‘iIIt‘tlIIIII‘II, but It In believ-
I‘l‘IIII. but In aomowhnt curved and that
bio. , 'tlto ooiuet'ii tail between S illitl 9
Prof. Itilwnrd ll. Front, of the Yoi'lioii', o'clock. urcordlng to the. (,lreenwich
Iibut‘l‘vtltori‘. Who him been koopinll“ iiiuo. or botwoen 3 Mill I o'eIOck Rhet-
witteh on tho t'ttIIII'I up to the boil
before the I‘rouu (‘Iuh that only iiwt houro.
loollah hold our apprehension over the
coming of the round.
Phenomenon Not Obeerveble.
‘ III‘JIIKI‘IIIICY. (lulu MAY INL—JI'IIO III‘SL
TWIN) "‘0 COM” part of tho caloiilaiionti on
(IAMIIIIIIMIR. Mum, Miiy lit; «The
exact time of the transit of Iialley‘ti.
calculated lli‘ llr. Kohnltl. ”f u". Kiel i l'iII and Aalroi’hynioni Spcioty, of Am-
liipior and when the conductor found
that he would not pity be detained the,
pituaoinror'tiulil the train arrived burial
firmly wtut locked up on the charge of:
ovndhtg payment of bin rare and will:
have no opportunity in the morning to!
explain the matter in the (lily eotli‘t.«-
llanhttry New. I
.... ... M“ .....u.._.
to Mr.‘
of II Be)“.
A tinnithior hits been born
uitd Mm. (‘.harioa Ethler,
mour ntrent.
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NIIIIII‘II a motiioui‘u «loop when poiud- oti mm the earth will be Imineriteti In‘.
em limo tomorrow morning and‘ will“
tuiiiitio, mud lliht night In iili tutdrouul remain in illit tail for I. number of?
Hailey'p‘:
eotnet undertaken by tho astronomical
department, of tho. Ilttiverllty 0! Cali-1
rotnot norm-m the “my“ (“9“ hm, been i forum at the roiptcut of the Aittrononit .
time of Iiittrcutt at 3:17 ii. in., May til. ' Ho'ii’ilil" ‘0 ”ilflvi‘Vl‘ the truth!" or the"
tlroonwii-h motto time. or now-moon I “mill“ "”0““ ”I“ ”it‘ll.“ in“ “"1“”-
iuittuioa punt ton o'clock tonight. ouutt 1"" "mm" WI" “0‘5 ”‘9 “It" three
orn atnndard time. The transit will' ”WW” ”I "I“ “WV” ”‘9 5“" 5 03'1““
iwoupy t‘iiiIt'IIy itu hour, but whether; “1"“ WW” i" emu. ”ii ”‘0 ”mum 0'
n“, “mum," of u... mum in mmflpm. , conjunction III liltiy til. til home 7 min.
Iv dense to reveal Itself till a dark iipnt l "”‘t‘: J Hi‘t‘llnds, Ili‘eonWleh meantime-
n‘" ‘hp "IIIWIIIK "HIP "r ”I" an" IR allrIN‘ IIIII‘HIIIIII'IIK WI" “OI. "a ODMI’VIDIO
limiter idlIl oi‘ conjecture. The transit i" ”‘l' I "““ii ”We“-
oan he obnorvotl throughout the great ‘ W“ ....-.....
er part or the [Eastern lleiuhtphere to- Sentinel Wm III". P”-
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