pain: FOUR
gill iiiiilii iiiiiiit
Mal Golden. Editor and ngrlotor
THURSDAY. MAY 19. 1910
,.;Mlnlaturo Almanac tor Tomorrow
sun rises 4 :;30 sets 7:08
K1311 tide 9:13 a. 111.: 9:08 p m.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
‘ naaouic DIRECTORY.
Oh! Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A.M
Moots in Masonic Building, South
' Main street 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex~
canted—at ll o'clock. All Master
‘Maooua cordially invited. Hickaon
. cColo. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Iutlor Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Meets In Masonic Building, South
,Maln street. 2d and dill Tuesdays of
each month—duly and August ex-
cepted—at 8 oclock. All Royal Arch
Minions cordially invited. William ll
Salim). H. l’. Rolicit M. Wilcox.
Bee.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
UZ-Z—Nowa Department
92-3—Bualnou Department
M—Brlnch Olden, Norwalk
800 -Edltor'a Residence
729-5-—CIty Editor'a Residence
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
JAMES EMIORY STI‘ VENB President
JAMES PA Vice— lrcsl ent
FEE DERICK II. UINTARIJ. Secretary
MATTHEW CORI IETT, 'l‘ieaiautet
Executive Committee
RUSSELL FROST
CHARLES DIMONI)
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THOMAS I. RAYMOND
EDWARD Il. MATHFWSON
STEPHEN S.
ALBERT M. I‘OIILMAN
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ
FIREMEN clip GOOD WORK.
One of the quickest responses to
any alarm or fire ever witnessed in
South Norwalk was that of this morir
log. and the drivers and members of
'the fire department oil the job wcrc
warmly cungtatulnted by those who
saw the exceptionally flue service rou-
dercd. It seemed hardly a minute af-
ter the alarm was sounded before the
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company‘s
truck, in charge of Driver (‘liarles Mc~
Phcrson and Tilicrnian Samuel
Holmes, reached the Washington
street railroad bridge, and a second
later Driver Samuel McGowan, with
tho Putnam lloso Company‘s supply
wagon arrived. followed immediately
by the chemical wagon in charge. of
Driver Frederick Scoilcld. All three
pieces of apparatus. having a clear pas-
sagc. ruslicd down Washlntgon street.
at the same monicnt. Here the chemil-
cal tanks and Iiosc, ladders. etc, were
quickly removed, and a stream or wat-
or could have been put on the tire In
about two minutes after the alarm was
given. South Norwulk citizens have
rcnson'io feel proiid of their tire dc-
partiucni.
WHEN IT COMES AGAIN.
Of course a lot of things will happen
licfm'c Mr. Halli-y’s comet comes
around for another visit. _years
hence. lly that time local people hope
there Will be u iii-w \‘l’anhlugton street
bridge, a puhlic ilozit, ill“'l'l' commuta-
tion rates, cheaper automobiles. low-
or cost of living aiid well. what arc
HIIHK‘ more of hopes In this line?
Most of us won't be here ‘ but
we wit-ill to make it as illitiy as pouuiblc
for poutcrity.
M--- ~-~ ‘ Ow
We're licrl- liccuuac we're her. And
It yviiii‘nt so had at‘tcr all, lor We didn't
oven get a whiff of that deadly cyano-
ilon gas.
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The tzoiuct iii the Ulll‘ ill}; cvout on
which we have not heard ol’ the Lloydu,
of London speculating.
TEN VEARS AOO TODAY.
Saturday. May 19. 1900.
The (‘Ily of Norwalk Itoni'd ol‘ llcnllli
. Inaugurated a campaign iigiilu-il a num-
hor ot‘ Illlll'lllllt'llil oxiuling Iii the clly
Iliultii.
'I‘Ili‘ lll‘llllill ciiiplri- Who In a lil‘lil’~
Ititii of delight over the iicwu tlitil
Mute-king. In South Atricu. lintl ili'l‘ll
rtilltchd.
Rev. .I.-Ii‘ut'lmig was: getting out
piano for the onlargenn-nt or ill. Mary's
parochial licliool by the addition of titt-
other Mom.
.l.
The county home, in Wentporl iivuiim I
was cloned to new content on account
of a quarantine lining plant-ii on It for
mention.
The ltirgc factory of the Mimi! Tool,
Company, in Winiitnd was deutroyt-d
liy tire, entailing a loan or “0.000.
up»..-
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday, May 19. 1890.
, Judge John II. Light. or South Nor.
ivilla, was engaged to defend .Iucoh
Solitude. the New Canaan murderer.
A gang of young burglars broke Into
. roe stores in Norwalk, and stole
money and it quantity ol‘ articles. The
stores Were Nitiltci'ntin ll: llettn' groc
our store. New York 'i‘t-a store and
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am
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the Misses Fitch’s ntllllnery establish-
ment. 4!
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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not care to celebrate Independence day
at all. ~Providenco Tribune.
And now the scientific uhatpa tell us
while standing on their hands, If 3'01!
see it mosquito standing on his head,
look pill for him.~~lio:itou (ilohc.
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It costs a lot to mourn in London
l‘upeclally burdensome was it to the
man who paid a rental at $3,000 for a
rootii lot one tiny so that he might, get
a good view of King Edward's t’uiicral
procession.mllei‘kshlre ladle,
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lt,.Is proposed to change the title of
the secretary of war to the secretary
or the army. Rather pleasant Idea,-
New Haven Journal-Courier. l
Wouldn't Mayor Rice, who recently
said New Haven must have cleaner
streets. be pleased If the comet's tall
gave the highways a good dusting»
New Haven Palladium.
The young fellow who stood with
drawn nwurds while Roosevelt deliv-
ered his lengthy lecture must have
concluded that it was a record hi‘eak-
lug ilraw.~~linoxvllle Journal.
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I'larlliquakcs [are so common In the
seismic hell just now tltnt picnics can-
not be popular.- Norwich ilullctlii.
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It Mayor luynor thinks Julius
inesar was a “sliigcd cat." what he
thinks of the 'l‘umniany tiger ought to
be decidedly Interesting,»--»-Springilcld
Republican. ‘
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They have located it "man higher
up" in the l’lttsliurg scandal. It would
be alumni Impossible to discover one
lower down than most oi‘ the fellows
who have ct’iiifcaued.~lloin-lion l’osl.
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MEN'S BANQUET.
Will Be Held Tomorrow at South Nor-
walk Congregational Church.
The arrangements for the animal
tncn‘s banquet at the South Not'walk
Congregational Church, tomorrow cv-
oninu. have been completed. The i-xo
cntlvc (‘ollllliilltw of tlic l‘uugi'cguiion
Brotherhood. and that tho oillccrs or
the Mcii'i-i lilirislla inquiry (‘Iub are
requested to be at the church iil ll
o‘clock~ lo iii-rye no a I'I‘i't‘IlliUll and so
clitI coitiiiillicc.
It in tit-sired that the iiinn uiitiicr as
daily as Imsr‘llill’ in order to llll't‘l the
guests oi the evening, who will be
Ilcv. Fl'alliltl ll. llpliiiiii. of tlic South
Norwnlk Methodist Church. and llt-v.
Rockwell Ilurnton I’otter, I). ll. of
(‘oiitui‘ Church, llui'tt‘ord, who will
make the main ndtlruiui ut‘ the evening.
It. its hoped to sit down to auppcr at
7 o'clock, and as the gathering is cit
tircly Intormal. the nun can come it
necessary directly from their bueincna
to the social and supper.
In addition to the speaking
will b:- singing by the Illl‘li.
there
WIZARD EDISON EULOGIZED
In tho April Issuc ot' "'lln- l- ra Mag
aziuc, Elbert Hubbard has paid tribute
to 'l‘boinus A. lidlnon. thc clcotiicui
genius-- —tbe limit who ushered in a
new era of civilization.
To give lildltioii the praise that In due
him, while he is: yet with no. In small
return tor the til'l‘ViCt‘ he has tendered
tho world.
I-J yeti student of mouth itlioiild ri-ntl
tho llnlilmrdlldluoii article for Hub
and hill lylllijtitl glvcu full powi-r to his
pro.
Iicrc in one paragraph ot Inllulte in-
tvi-i-ui, covering the illH-lllllill or the
‘l‘il'l'll‘IC light:
"Edison moved to ”lo then un-clutli-d
spot or .\leulo Park to iii-ioli- liiinacil
to t-xpcriiitcuta, spending an l‘l'i‘ll Ililll‘
tll'i‘ll lhlllltilllid dollars in I‘Illlllllllt'lll an
ii starter. Ill-sultn followed iioil, anal
noon we had the Illi‘lllllll'lil'l'lll lump.
ii‘iillcycni‘, electric pen and utility oili-
or inventions. It Who on the night “i
tlrtuiu-r 23. Ili'lii. that Eilbuiii tltut llll‘lli
cd Illt' current through an lllHlIltir'
orniit humor and not the purii-ci light,
llc Kill and liltilli‘tl at iill' null. uillil.
Iicntttiittl light and laughed n Juyouu
punt oi luuublcr iliui Wilt-l board in tlic
ndjoliiltiiz i-ooitin, 'Wc'vc got it. boynf'
lic ('I'It‘li. and the horn. Il doncn oi‘
thvin. mime lilllllilllliz lu.
"/li'ittiinciitu ulttrtcd uii Iti how limit
it would lllill (inc Mlill no limit.
'I‘wvntly tom bouru.’ until l~:.dlaon 'l‘hcy
till vowctl llll'i would wntili it without
illt'l'Ii until tho cutitiii Illtii Willi dc
lilioyi-d and the light wont out. It
Iituitcil imil torty Iiouiu.”
WHAT THE LIGHT REVEALED.
it oth‘ n i ‘.otnpuuion l
A story In told til it simple and dc
\oiit Methodist inliiliiter who Willi not
luiilllcli-titli eloquent or Iiitnitwiiiiilkn to
no approved by the presiding oldcr.
I 'l‘hiouizli the influence or the elder
he felt horn he won appointed to a
ismall and widely scattered settlement
where thoir wait much hard work and
the results Were lieneiuitirlli' lltnfifli’r.
I lino day he wail commenting sadly
'on the iinrrownetui ct hbi opportunities
to n trleiid. who Mild grnwiy that he
ought to pray for light that he might
film. the hand of the Lord in hit: up
poliitmcnt.
"I have, brother.“
Fifty persons were killed by an ex-
ploslon utilised by a tire in Havana.
gulia. A quantity ot’ powder In a hard—
ware utora Ignited with frightful at-
A great deal iii being said and writ.
ten in favor o! a ante and sane. Fourth
of July. but If Mr. Roosevelt's recepo'
lion crimes up to expectations We may'
that malaria iiionlpiltoos can hilc onlyi
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built willt-ii .ni only Ilulilinitl cuit when
he aniiwnred.
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The Haul beer for home.
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mo...-
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, Mellow and Good
For more than 50 year: Ilia Iain of Moerlein’a bu Inca
a good u I mice to than who know hear.
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Celebrated/r Cincinnati Beer
fine, mellow and thoroughly good.
Only the very choicest of mini-la are and. It Ia
uporfletly, alcrlllxod and and to dolloloua healthfulnou.
Phone or pooh] calla - can.
On III. at moat burn and on!“
GUSTAV BROCH & SON
Whole-ail. Daniel-o
870 Main St, Brid‘epofl rim m9 Manny:
Bottled by
Stall-Militii' tilts
letters for publication, from Its rcndern,
limit-i the above heading. A brief and to-
tlio- point (willllmllllltllllul’l an n gc'iietnl
pippoultion. Illrlit‘ll'llltllt' weight and c‘ou—
victlon than u lengthy one in which the
argument Is not couccntrulcil.
moat c'tnplmticull) fillggl‘ul Iaicvlty.
Whltillti ninth-,3 we hate ubm-ived. ate
the lnht in bi- i'cud. unit are many ilimit
avoided altogether.
BRIDGE COMMITTEE MEETING
Intuit-i
John J. Hanion Tells OI Matters Which
Came Up Last Monday.
To the litllior ot‘ 'l‘bc Scutiucl:
I note in The Sentinel or the l7tli
lush, what purports to bc a report ot
the lit'lilirc committee. All no report-
l‘t‘ii Ior clihor paper were prom-til. and
as the ri-ptIrt of The Seiitincl stator.
"not much II the way of dociulvc nc:
tlou wan iii-coinpllshcil.” It tin-urn to
to that a very decided action was
llkt‘ll tit’ 11 \t'l‘)‘ grunt itiiporltiitci- li_\‘
a unanimous vote or the committed by
way of the technical lay out til the new
bridge.
ll iii-cuts strange that where
llli‘t‘llllltri are own to the public by a
resolution authorizing said opcii ment-
chnii‘innn, Mr.
Mr Long oi the llut'ki-uauck
t'oiiipany, whom \VI'
til'lhillllti iii ("11' of thc iurgeut concrete
bridge bulldcrs in tho l‘n'tt-‘d Status.
and who gith‘ llli uoiiii- wry illli'l‘t‘h‘illlfl
and valuable Iiitoiinrition not null con-
t't*I‘Illlli; Iltt‘ ltcw bridge and draw. but
how to avoid liiioricrlug with “attic
and navigation and othcr ditllcultics
tilll‘llll: lilt' construction of said llt'\\‘
improvcliiotit. all or whit-Ii
biiily and l‘XIlt'llHl'. ii‘ any. would linic
him iiilt‘litlitt'ctl
Ili'liluc
llcn rd,
would tinderlakt- lliiu grout work.
linouill) passed by
that thi- technical lay out in so fat as
the rommlttwe Iind ‘pouci',
illn‘l)‘ {vet South til the
“Ir present bridge. All of which up.
pears to inc to be of tnorc IlllIltil‘li'Illt‘l'
than any other matter the committee-
has yet lll’llitii'ti on. 'l‘hc hind line ()I
The SciitIm-l would appear as it the
intentions iil‘l‘crwl for the town roun
hi‘l'u oplnloii \\t'l‘t' of great iiiipoi'laiicc.
'l‘ltciit- questions were submitted to the
bridge committee by u snbiniuiultlvc
who expressed an lllltvi‘d‘l to all HI ibi-
llllt'lllllillll by unuwvring ttlu' oi tIicui
which was rcgurdlui: lilt' coiuniiltm-‘u
[right to locate it new bridmu
The chairman. Itr llivui‘d, hinted that
the town lmd built ll bridge to thy: l‘lly
oi South Norwnlk and was maintain-
ill}; .1 bridgi- in the l‘lt) of South Noi-
\tulk, llllli that iii-lug em. lic thought
without any lttl'illl'l' coiimiltutiun with
any illllll‘lllii‘. thin l‘tlllllllilit't' t'tililll
‘iu-oiiiinviiil tin- building ot‘ a new
bridge In the (Tit) ot' South Noiwullt.
and that opinion was concurred in by
lhll'i Linen and lllllli'il. it was voted,
liomvcr. lli.li lill' M'l'lt‘llll‘)‘ be lit
hiriirted to bllillllll thiiui- iiitciitloiiu to
tho loitii i‘iiiupu-l.
llcrariling lb.- lliiniirlnl lilllllltl’ llIlttit
I‘ll of It! llit- name ltlrilll‘ thi- ciinimiltcc
line had no liilcricrcticc from that
sourci- up In lhc Ill‘l‘Hl'lll time and tiny
illillllil or ”in i'llllllllllli‘l' no for Iiiltl
lici-n tully provided [or Iii i'cnolutloim
Lililtti-t can» or liilti iiiuticr.
The action llllit'll iii the "I‘M itiwii
int-cling creating the t'lllllllllllt‘t‘ and
the rintoriii-incui ut the t‘lltlllllllll‘l"51
work ut_the ndloui'ticll town llll'l'lllll’,
wilt-re thorn were lili'kt‘lil llllliI‘lll'yh
l’ioin both ciidn oi the town, Iitcludiiti'.
th iliwii (‘tllllltii'l who till‘vrrd no lib
IN ion or advice contrary to ”to no
Iloliu til I‘Hill'l or the two nioclliigu, ll
thinned Io inc that there 'HIR been no
tpiiiitloii tum-d regarding the legality
or the \"Ul'h laid out tor the bridg-
ciiiuuiiltci- tinder ihc reruiiiiiniiu crcul
lnit iluld roiniiillice.
IIIIIN .l IIANI .tiN
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A STORY FROM SOUTH WALES
A Illiondilii liiIIlPl. WllIlHl npendiniz
his summer holiday at u ‘ltuilllllt re
wit. lilililllk‘lilvlil‘l‘ hiiiiimit ll) iinrlnii
another visitor from drowning niidci
very exciting l‘ll‘t‘llllltilllllt‘t'h, The new
’lf lllfl lmIl’iitl «iced touched his nutlvi
iililii. and n rout-ling reception wnr
pi'iitiiIai-d hint on iilu return home.
When the train inn into the Ilflllilll
lihniil. traveling in honor oi the noun
stun unit for the first lilllt‘ in Iilii lift
IIrnl-clnml. in a carriage near the en
gltin. oucnpnd theI Illtllt‘l‘ of his trlcndu
who all it matter oi course. ruuhnd lot
the rear "thirds." ‘
t-llmnl. coiit-eutieiitly. smiling broadly
and expectnutly. stepped out onto tht
platform to dud himsell alone. with the
crowd surplus at the otiior end.
" 'F: Iii in the train on the other side.
“runs to the other platform, boys!"
rnnrcd somebody. and the crowd re-
“agaln and again. tint on tar.“ he treated toward the subway.
added with it whimsical smile. ”i‘ve “‘t)ii"roareil ilhonl..an1doualy."cnme
only had light simian to m the in. int'k out 'Ero'ii me! "this l nm the
torturing hand of or Ilmwn." rm! than the 'ern!"«~~ltx.
a.
i'i'npoiint"
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youth line of
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The Sentinel will be pleased to rocclvnI
We do. Donovan took the Iloor
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than that tho doliiga might lli‘ report-
ed clii‘i'i'clly or not at all,
The pivoting was opt-tied by tltc'
were given to nit-1
. lll'l'ti.
to be assumed hi the contractor \\llIlI Iliin iilcn,
'IIIFFEIIEIIIIE or tiritiliiii
OVER BRIDGE
(Continued from First. Page.)
to be there, he had been asked to call
the meeting to order In hit-i atciid. This
was done and tin-ii senator .Iercnilali
lie said that
as lill'lt' was nothing that could be
done until tho session of the legisla-
ture, tlic meeting should adjourn tili-
til l'nll. llc moved that thc tiicctlnlz
adjourn until the second Wednesday
In Noyciiilici. No one seconded this
ll‘lilitilt. but ludgo. lutncs 'l‘. Ilitlihell
toilt the Root and said that in his
opinion lilt‘lt‘ was much to be done he-
tote the next evasion of the ll-giula
llllt. llc said that something must
be prepared for the mm dog of the leg-
inluturc in the form of a bill, and
though it might not he pcrlcct In my
turc. it would at luusl show that the
Norwalk pcoplc \ycrc determined to do
:«omctbiut: iii the way of getting the
new bridge, He thought the commit
Ito should meet at some llllll' earlier
than lili' lull.
lliprcwutatlvc Fl't'ili’l‘li‘k H. Quin.
tuid was hi'urtl upon lilt‘ lllitlli‘l‘ and he
Iiclil practically the Kltllll‘ view an Mr.
lit in tail llc said lu~ did not believe
It lll'l‘i I nary loi‘ tlit- inti‘iltiliIl-it It) litrltl
11 mm llltt. iwt‘uiv lull. He has also of
illt t pliilui I that nothing could he dnill‘
by .in i‘JIIIi'l utn- ”Ill;
Attoruoy .llillll .i Walsh rcht-ai'ucd
thr l‘t'lrltlllrl loi- tho creation or the
t‘tlllllliillt‘t‘ utnl how it had burn done.
He said that the taxpayers all wnutnd
to know (Iii much an could be told
them about the legal cut! of tlic liq)-
pound bridge, and that it ill up to the
lcitlolnlivc coiiimitlflc to keep Ilit‘lll Ill'
{innit-d upon Illi‘ht‘ illalli‘i‘r. He lic-
ii|‘\(‘ll that the committee should cou-
win- ll;3lllll soon and that all thc meni-
“illl cuiild. should attend. l'poti
he made the lllllllllll that
tho coiniuilzt-o lllt‘t‘l git 8 o'clock in the
.\ \'I‘l_\ important inattci was nuan 1‘0“” “till“ mill” 0" ”I" "\l‘llillit "T
lill' lull coiilitiiilt'e'
.lnuv int, and that the clcrk Illltlilitl
liialllt‘ nll iiu-iiilici'a nil far no poauilill'
5pm.“. 1,..I of thin meeting uiid lil‘gp them to be
present. This motion was carriod
.wtu-ii put to yotc. The Wilson for the
adjout'umi tit “IL‘i immune of the low
piciwnt. This is the largest commit
icv that has intuit appointed on the
now brtduc duration. and yet it up
Ii|'l|l‘.‘l to ill' hard work to get enough
iiii-iiilwrs out in do any business
Iioi‘orc lilo niccllug adjourned .lcic
uiiiih lltlllll\.lll “DIR again hitaI'il. Iliu
opinion, that nothing turthcr could be
done until lill‘ lt-uialature hail incl.
was again guru and this time in unite
Itll‘t‘llilt' lniiittniyi-
Ml. illlllithtll .‘IIIIH‘III'i'II Qlliil' worked
ill' ‘“01' illi‘flllflv tnlk liy .\li‘. Walsh
and limit ll upon himself to answer
tlic lultcr's alti‘t‘i‘h. lie clnlincd that
Mr, Wnliili'u liioliwii were "lilii-rloi‘
.Illll Iltllill‘lilllfi.” in that ho was trying
to llll‘éil'llli tlw committee iii-i to what
tin il- wort. was. and how it was to be
done. IIc also classified the luwi'i-rs
no it "Illlltmlll lot." who "are as good
plcndoru .iiid III-i clouuciit iii illi‘il' lir-
giiiiicntu when Illl‘)‘ arc In tho \i‘l'olti!
m. nlicii thvi' are ill tlic I‘lLlill ” {\Ir.
iliiiioruii‘u rvuiurlm it'vl‘c itilli‘ii hood
Illlllllil”) in all lillllt'llll‘li and the
melting wan then nillouiucd
Kink Stilton “m
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The following In a letter RN" to the
various town priuclpnlu ol’ I‘.I‘lllllllllll‘
«clioolu whoac hillili'lllll will enter Nor
walk lligli urhooi In the tall, by WH-
liniu t'. l‘crry. nclcnlitlr liiiitrtirtor and
iichcatru rrcniiir. uiiiiiaizcr and coir
illictol‘ Willi the batter Will! the ac»
‘illllliiiiii’lilu ”M iii liiuirniticutn which
may entlllc um» play in the or
"heat ta:
To the I't'iiii-ipnlu pl Niirwiilll: 'I‘iiu
llgli Nl‘lltilll lit \'l‘l‘)"Ill’Illlli iii the or-
'IIi‘i-iit‘lt and no am I. I would liki-
'0 DIN" IH many tlrai year M'II'IIIII‘N‘
lulii Iii Hcpli-iiibtir nit pmtltllilc for the
reason that I have them for Ionr years.
It you have nebular: who are or will
be Intrrcutcd In the enclosed notice
will give them the hereditary Informa-
tion. It you run modal me In this inat-
lcr I uhali be greatly obliged to you.
I‘hr tnllowing instruinnntn iii-e repre-
sented In lhp orchestra at present. but
In
Friday Specials
Unparalleled Money Sav-
ing Opportunities
We continue to press upon all the importance of our Friday Special Sales, in which values
of an
. -~.,g—~v
extraordinary nature are encountered.
Here Are Items Worth Coming For
made of llucne, t'ull plated skirt.
unll'or collar and pocket; regular
TOMORROW.
Girls’ Middy Dresses
Latest models In Clrls' Ono-piece Middy locust-s.
Door Mats
Wirc lioor Mats, uizc illxz-i.’ regular
TOMORROW, 49c
75c value.
blouse waist with
value $1 77..
99c
a
Women's Muslin liruwura.
l'uft'lc. extra quality;
Drawers I
hm. llcep Iii-tiislltchcil
regular prirc 1:
Boys’ Pants
Iltils' School I'unts. light and dark materials, sizes
4 to it: years; regular Site and Silo values.
TOMORROW. 39c
fit'.
19c
Made of line duality
l-sl ctht-tu; L's'ii- \nluc.
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
A;
Kimonos
tlgiircd lawns,
Ladies’ Stockings
Ladics‘ 'I‘an Little Stockings;
our regular lilc qual-
lty.
TOMORROW. 2 PAIR FOR 29c
the very Int~
19c
Middy Waists
llli'lu‘ ‘illtltly Waiitu
sailor collar and pocket;
TOMORROW.
lJllilt‘h' lllaclt Lawn “plats,
liicc; all sizes $130 iptalltr,
in all sizes,
excellent mine at “inc.
Lawn Waisls
high neck mm long
aim-w t'iIi‘t i, from pin tucked with lllFi‘l'lIOllh’ of Val.
TOMORROW 98c
Drawer Waists
‘I.lttlc Ilcanty“ Drawer
regular price 25c.
TOMORROW. 19c
Ladies’ Veils
Ladlcs' Summer
short sleeves;
t‘liildrcn'n ,I'Iililt‘ii and
Wants. slzcn‘ _ 'to It \curu;
made with him-
59c
tests. low neck.
regular prici- l2l2l'.
TOMORROW. 10c
Wrist Bags
sleeveless, also
2(71‘ l‘lll‘il
TOMORROW.
Bath Towels
'.'.'i llttzl'h 'l‘R’rklsh 'l‘ow'i-Is extra large size.
I.:‘ltlll‘h' Wrist tings: iii black and tan.
purse; ropnliti'ly sold at 73c.
TOMORROW. 49c
titled with
\ ultlt‘
‘5“ Torchon Laces
Full sirc l'illow
quality colititl‘.
(‘afica
i'cgiilai'ly sold at l
TOMORROW,
Pillow Cases
tiliivvt.‘
Tic,
All Linen Tori-lion Laces and insertions to match.
1-": to 3 inches In width; rcgular ltk- and 1212c values.
TOMORROW, 4c YARD
.i. made at good
llc
Tray Cloths
Toilet Articles
"ll.\ilt‘t)l‘l{'S“ t‘t)ll\’l.lll’SlS 'l‘.-\l.t'l’.\l POW.
IilCll, regularly 17w. at ...................... I2c
SANl'l‘lll. 'l‘tltl'l'll POWDER or PASTE. L’fw Silo.
Ht'lllhlllcllt‘tl 'l'iav t‘lollis, iiucu lllllhll; valui- lilc , at __________________________________________ tile
““0” cosuo iii‘i‘Ti-tuiiim" soar. lilc Size. in ...... 7c
TOMORROW. 10c /
N '
Wi idow Shades otions
‘ , H'I‘AMI‘I‘II) \\’l‘)IlillN(l lll‘IL'l'S. rclzulni‘ly sold at
Holland Linen Shades lit all colors; I‘i‘KlllllI‘ luccach. I”““”"“"" ------------------- 10°
\Iillllc stir llAiIl IlAllIllil‘I‘l‘BS t‘holcc ot‘ any at our L’t'vc
' ’ ‘.‘ l ‘ l ‘ l ’i' ‘ .I .....
TOMORROW 29c EACH ”Illl‘tllt‘a pliln hll‘lllli and optn \\ tik it 19c
_..- -_.~- ltl' t' Ill.\(‘. ( 0i. LAIt SPTS lllt little ono soil will“
inundation and I'll“? lengths of silk toiil tut-ii-
C t ° ing, 'l‘ouiorrow .............................. 9c
ur alns l-‘liIA'l‘Hlilti—i'l‘l'l‘t‘llldl) IlltAii), li-yard pit-cos. 'I‘o-
llnilli-d liltisltn l‘iirtnlnu. worth slip pair "“"T‘fw """""""""""""""""""" 7°
”MU“ SICAM ’l‘Al’liI, Ill-yard rolls. H to 5-8 inch
TOMORROW, 39C. widths; ltlc value, at .......... , ............. 7c
titBos'rort STORE
m
I'll now may be lcurncd iinillciontly
well to join lti September, Will.
The lill‘ittllfl” lcniii In plui‘iui: Merrill
littttltwiin t'ollcgi- thin lllll'l‘limlll on the,
i'oiniiinl grounds. The gnim- WIN poul-
poiti-d t’riun ycaterduy. liecuum- ot the
thin.
'i'twlcrdny morning In the niiaiiinhly
llilll Iliu iii'rheali‘n rcndcrml a mutual
lilllll the Military Hyinplioiiy. compound
W .i. Hayden and also tltn 'l‘ui‘kiuli
.ilurcli, one of the mummy t‘ltllllitlhllltlllii
or Iieetiiovcu. The iiiudcntii applauded
vigorously. nil niwui ii. and very greatly
appreciated llic Illllhll‘. livery Wed-
nesday niornliiit there in special inuidn
hi the assembly. arranged for Iiy W. (I.
l‘erry. and the opportunity is thus girl
on the student niuuiclaua to acquire
case In playing licture nil nlltiltillt't‘,
we can use nil many more no We can
not: Violin. ‘ccllo. double basil. lI'DIII'
hone. cornnt. clarinet. 'i‘hc tnllnwtng
tnatrlimentii are not at present in the
‘il‘lfhtifili‘fl, but I should like very much
to have them: Viola. alto horn. French
horn. flute, piccolo. l tlhotild ha plenti-
ed to talk with boys or atria who wish
to loin the orchestra In September,
and it they are not playing an instru-
ment now would he glad to advise
.e‘-
them an to what instrument to study.
Home of the instruments. It commone-
"lioean‘l II ever make you unhappy
to ace the way the papers refer to
your husband as it matter?" “It used
to. hut i don‘t let, It hother me any
more. lln town he hurt thiiigli fixed
on that ho could stand any kind of an
Investigation“ tlhlcngo Record-lim-
nld
Iioaxw'I‘hal tiocior apt-nun money
like water. Jtmx-‘YOM and tin doenn't
not It train the well, cithoryi’hlladel‘
pula Ito-cord.
Butter! Butter!
The Best Butler in Town
The Lowest Price ' in Town
320-«Per Pound-320
Very Besl Creamery Butler W
RICH. PURE. WHOLESOME
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 440. South Norwalk
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