III illililiii
sites as it mm
:Aln‘tanao tor Tememw
‘2‘; m 7:‘5au '
a: d a. up; I :o.
.tu'rlt sinuous. ‘ '
fluorite olaacroav.
bilabial Communication of Old
‘3 based i'. and A M.,
iii st. its 0:5ttms. May Kath.
, o’clock e. in. Work.
Mm. illuminant». All
astute cordially and Internal-
'Fraternaiiy you
RDIIHT M. WthrtI'x M'y.
it acts” enter in raw
' ILE.
. ‘naiderahie ripple or interest has
mused throughout the country
'n' widely (as the “golden rule"
[I [Kohler is on the level he is
,7, much persecuted men and it
, are or more than local interest, tor
‘ loo was lauded by President Roose-
Yesterday Kohier was suspended by
"or Beeher, who has been held to
“Ballistic to the chief. on char;
one; dross immorality. habitual drunk
nests and disobedience to orders.
' his is quite an array by Kohier in
‘ to light and says it he is disgrac-
, he will not he the only one to tail.
' ‘W‘lle‘il informed of the charges Koh
lay. iss‘aid
,“Tho‘so charges are the work of the
“lite crovm or character snatchers
. farave robbers and blecktnnilcrs who
, have been'after me (or years"
Chief Kohler Joined the force as s
' nitration fourteen yesrs ago. Under
Tom Johnson his rise was rapid. He
was appointed chiel’ in 1903 and has at-
tracted a national reputation by his p0.
lloy of "golden rule.” Briefly, his policy
~- wés that in cases or minor chooses,
such as intoxication or disor-
darly conduct. it was better to
Ililnonish the oilender and pure
suede him to go home than to arrest
him.
.His opponents have naturally clarin-
ed this course has increased crime.
W
.m’m'mmct is bolus blamed for the
‘ (marital; ,undmco or rain. Doubtless
‘ “(1.“ 1”" 3ter is unusually Cold, we
today be held to account.
TY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday, May 26. 1800.
Arrangements were belng madt- tor
the establishment of a norsee' home
at Belle island. in a cottage purchased
by Oliver II. Northcote, who married
a daughter of Hamilton Fish, and who
gave the property as it memorial to
her.
Two men were blown up by dyna‘
. mite and many others injured at Mans.
field, Ohio.
Bight fileaaure cookers were drawn
, ed by a child rocking a flat bottomed
heat in Wetuppe Lake. Massachusetts.
A severe earthquake shock was felt
In Gloversviile. New York.
. new veass Ado» TODAY.
.—
flaturday. May 26, teen.
Trinity Episcopal Church. recently
rebuilt and enlarged-was dedicated to
sacred uses by Bishop Brewster. A
. large number of visiting ‘rociors were
prolonl. ‘
A lamp exploded ill the residence of
Stanley 6. Stillman. in West street.
doing considerable damage.
Armed and masked bunk burglars
descended on Sotllh Ilerwick. Malnc.
and made it mid such as was never
imown before. ’A man who discovered
them at work was bound and menu.
but later the trio were lrlghlonod
away and left. the bunk without aocur~
‘ lit! the ”00.000 it contained.
W
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Now that. the dead king has been
hurled, England will proceed to pull
herself together and take notice of the
- live proposition that is in her midst.
1' miiouston (Tomi Post.
. ~4-
Thll hood of numerous toy pistols on
on streets these days lndicnie that
is late and sane in the matter or noise
,the coming Fourth does not promise
Tutti be entirely iocltiawlasa-«Scranton
‘ Tribunevltopubiiean
. «0—-
King Edward was worried to death
by the British insurgents it is said
III on head or our own antion bobs
‘p anilinaly after every new sttaclt.
”Wiikwharre Record.
......
Princeton gets another [illwtlthuoon
glint this time. Will this make the coal
” hdncatlon any lowerimilorltshlre
......
a M days ahead or the accent-
,
.m.
' ALL IUOINESB MEN READ THESE
O
selection.
the Pilgrims snd Puritans adhered in
defying church and state—Mormon
Journal.
.....-
"A year must elapse," Mr. Brynn told I
the reporters as ho sailed from New
York last Saturday. “before i can do
any talking as to presidential possl
biiitiea." Does this mean that be will
cease to talk about. himseltlmi'rivi
deuce Journal,
—+—- .
King George V. gets on his Job at
7 o’clock in the morning. tit-urge is
apt to not inio trouble whorl the other
monarch form a unlon.»-Bchonoctady
Union.
......“
serrations rants
DTORIEO.
Are those little stories about adver-
tising read '?
The question is wry closely related
to another question: "Does advcr‘tie
in: pay?"
The answer to the one is the all-
swer to the other.
Every tiny we learn. sometimes di-
rectly stupelilnes ludirm~ily~~nf busi-
ness men who read every one of these
stories.
That they are doina a great deal of
loud in certain.
We know of merchants who have
chanced their methods of advertising
because of ideas they have gleaned
Ironl these stories.
Others, who haw never alircrlinod
syslenlaticully. have signed contracts
lor long periods and are starting out
topet all the imasibie benoiil there in
in ruiuiiy planned campaign or sens-
ibl rlttcn advertisements.
Other advertisers are making an of.
tort to improve their "copy," while
others who always used ltood “copy"
have incremuul their space.
In reality these little stories about
advertising are no more or luau thun
advertisements (or advertising.
0! the fact that hey pay there is no
question.
it there is one businessman in the
city who does not read them, we have
yet to hear from him.
......
osmocaartc country“ to
near.
NEW HAVEN. May admit call for a
meeting of the Democratic slate cen-
tral committee in this city on Thurs.
day next, has been sent out. The chiol
discussion is expected to be on the
outlook for the tail calupuiuu. Ii is an.
ticipatod that there will be an oxproe.
sion of opinion on the matter ol a
lubernatorial candidate. and or a oand.
idale tor Congress from the Second
District. and Couamaman‘otharae.
Considerable sun or the plan to
nominate .ludao Hut eon 1:. Baldwin for
either Governor or Congressmanal
urge is looked tdr.
IAOII A‘i' uoawack racer code
In addition to the usual exercises at
the News": Yacht Club. on
Day. a race between two last
has been arranged by William J. Mo-
Hueh. in. the chairman of the re ta
committee. The vessels are clued
mhur Hoyt and mm w
some late I! ;
speed came commemorate
vessels are new pleased to have an
opportunity to display tile respective
merits of their craft. Both boats can
columns tomorrow.
“will .
the Mo will be arms or to
make about twenty miles an nomad
miles. it will mile the I
halt span millennium what noes.
«abstinmadht lloaday am
a
57 WALL STREET,
south on: no i
IAIIIIIET out treasure
(Continued from First Page.) i
then came the elm-(rhea. Arthur Mur-
ray acted on toastnlaslcr and was
very good ill that position. ‘
The first «mush was that of (‘on .
rud Price. He chose for hill topic
“Reorganization. and drew parallel
lines lit-tween the reorganisation at
their chi with that ol the mornniar
lion at our country at the time at the
litwiamllon o! indopcntlcnm He told
of the good work done by Roy. J. 8.
Werner and his “switch was lilicd with
good sound talk.
Fletcher Montxonwry spoke upon
the business world. His thought was
that the business men who would suc-
«end was thr- one with the hiailcst
ldcnls Ills talk was greatly nppro
cialed and inairurtivo.
Kenneth Vernam was booked to
speak upon The Master. but changed
his mind at the last moment and gave
a short talk interspersed with num-
erous witty sayings which kept all
present in roars of lauahler from the
bl‘flnuIM until tho end oi’ his address.
lion. John 8. Seymour spoke to the
boys about The Mllll!!&.WOFId. Ilia
topic was well chosen and his .dis‘
course rested more partit-ulariy upon
the high cost or living. ilo are a wry
broad talk and impressed his hearers
With the many excellent idea: with
which his address was fratuuhl.
The Social World was the theme of
the address given by Dr. Carl Axel
I-Iarulmm. lie is all able speaker and
deliahled the young men with his r0
marks. llo told that the society of
today is not, reckoned by the social
connections oi our ancestors. but that
it is Just what vu- wish to make of
ourselves that calahliuhes our mcial
bouillon. Ills topic. though a difllctllt
one, was well managed and proved tit!~
lightful to the iistmern.
Itcv. .lsmt-s lionton Werner. who is
well known in connection with the
Knight. of King Arthur of the peel.
and The Round Table Club of the
present, it not (or his other position
in Norwalk's clerical world, who has
been the lriond oi’ all boys at all
times. then addressed the nuunbers.
ills topic. The Other World. gave my
poriuniiy for an especially interesting
talk and Mr. Werner certainly made
urn or this opportunity. The topic
might have also been called The World
or ideals as such was the nature of
the address. The talk was very
straightforward and helpful to the
many young business men present as
members at the club and Mr Werner
was even more vigorously applauded
than any of the other speakers.
”Arthur Murray. tho toast-muster oi’
?
TIMELY . washinc l
i
ll But today, tomorrow and Saturday it will be his ,
from counter to counter by customers and clerics
.alike to keep track of the SPECIAL BARGAINS
. put on for spgcilied short time.
small. and we know they will not last ionger,an
want to avoid disappointing anyone)
Iii WATCH for the last and final price lists in these
The gonds, tagged with the.
prices called for iii tomorrow’ 3 advertisement. are
ready for you here now.
tlAvoid the crowd which the announcement of the
price list for Friday will draw here, and get the first
(The lots in
9
I
National Sale and Purchase Co.
oi501-§03 Granite, Rochester, .N. v.
C. A. MALLOY, Mun, at the tumor store of ROGERS It STEVENS
NORWALK
the octasion. now save an interest“)!
talk during which be impressed the
emotions ot honesty in business. He
told the authoring that it was extreme-
ly important to have good morals. and
he deeply impressed his audience as
he is but one of them and coming thus
trots a comrade made the speech moat
Ionibie.
The winches being over. the guest!
left (or the special car when was to
take them to their homes. Those
present were: Rev. J. ll. Worm-r, Dr.
Carl A. Iiaratrom. Hon. John 8. 893‘.
moor. W. P. Bishop. itjlotnher Mont-
aomory. Arthur Hurray. Kenneth Vor-
uatu. linrold hlurray. Jack Benny.
Hamid Baldwin, Walton Flynn. Non
man Show. Harry Earle, flotilrey
Shaw. lbsrle ilaaklna. Conrad Price.
my Rammed, Eric llmtrom. Rau-
dolph Belts. Charles Wilson, i-‘red
Dunlap. Malcolm Ht‘l . Arthur Wheel.
or. Donald ay. W. rauklin Bishop.
Jr. Henry \’ lent.
...... ..-...M...w.s-..
MILFORD 0H0!!! DESIDINTI
HILO RIQPONIIILR FOR
OIATrI Of A DESI.
MILFORD. y 26.4~8hcriii‘ .l. u.
Mailer has arr sled taro residents of
thin section. i-‘rod M. l‘ital‘libhona and
Ellen Pritchard. who live on the shore.
charging them with being responsible
for the death oi a door which it is al
land was cituulit by the two while
swlnuulnx from an island to the shore.
The authorities claim that the men
caught the di‘t'r with rope, wild west
fashion, and bmuuht t to the shore
The doth died shortly afterwards.
probably from rough treatment. in
the local court the men since it ed 85
and coats each and have appeal their
case to the court or Common Pleas.
PRINTING DUNN!“ TO CON-
TINUI.
The tip and job printing business 0!
till" late t‘dhrad ilorda will be con-
tinued by Mrs. Bertie. under the ol-
lit‘icot multagomcnt 0! Charles H.
Young Thcdutter was employed by
Mr Borda for many years. and is
lhtrmumbly acquainted with every do
lull oi‘ the work. He is a first-class
printer, snowmen; entrusted to him
will receive the most careful attention.
PENSION FRAUD IlNT‘NCtD.
HARTFORD. May 20.~Julla McDon-
ald, of New Haven. was yesterday sen-
tenced to six months in tall. by .ludlti ’
Plall in the United States District.
Court for violation of the pension
laws. The complaint alleged fraud.
The case is somewhat. complicated by
reason oI the woman ‘navlua been in-
volved in [pm alloyed marriages.
Good advice seldom is unless you
clout follow it.
p
Olflkatmtbanandm
cost-AV W a sort
“Wholesale
is survived by a lazuli! or a t child
‘ any one or when loan in.
~' dines um Osborn-e d». _ .
cal reductions. Everyone should be
peeial
Iii We are exceptionally well prepared for Tomorrow to
supply you with the best Standard Merchandise at radi-
Sm These Remarkable Bargains
at:
extremely eager to .
Duck Skirts
Woiueu‘s Duck Skirts. black with whitetholiul
dots style, ucw tunic clients; all elites. ,
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 81.29
White Ribbons
dotted Swiss,
trimmed with
\
Women's While Walsia, fashioned in lawn and
at $1.25 and 81.50. '
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 79c
l
' Waiéts
high and Dutch neck enacts. prettily
lace and embroidery; regularly sold
Timely for summer hats, hair bowu1 sasilcn, Wed»
dines and June commencement festivities.
Special Low Prices
WIII'I' .3 MOIRE TAF'FETA IIIIIIIONS, 5% and
tilt in. widths. l-‘ritiay Special ...... 25 and 20c yd.
WHITE TAFPE'I‘A IIIIIBON. all still. 5 and 6 In.
the mill hid
M ‘ I O O
Wlute Waléhngs
50 pieces White Mercerised Waistlngs. bought all
signs for summer wear; value We yd. ‘
FRIDAY SPECIAL. llc
of this quality'; sheer iinish, neat de-
widths. Friday Special .......... 17 and Ibo yd.
WHITE lsllsTROIIB TAF‘I-‘lCTA lllililONS. all
silk. 5 in. widths. F‘rltlny Speciai ....... lzi/ho yd.
WHITE BTItll'Ell NOVELTY HAIR. DOW itill-
iiDN. its in, width. Friday Spot-ital ....... 39c yd.
Night Gowns
Ladies’ Vests
Ladieu' Lisle \Hcsls high neck short and long
sleclwes It” neck short sleeves; regular price 50c.
smear SPECIAL 38c
Women's Muslin Night Gowns. round neck, trim-
nicd with embroidery and lace: 88c quality.
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 69c
. . Children's
Muslin Skirts ....
wmntm's long White Muslin Skirts. made with
Rompers
Rompers. made of chambrey nud ging~
iiy.
FRIDAY SPECIAL, 19c
deep rudic. hematitched and tucked. The value.
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 49c
Ladies’ Hose
Ladies‘ 'i‘nn Lisle llosc, all sizes;
regular price
p
SPECIAL 2 PAIR FOR 29c
Domet Flannel
Just received 6000 yurde 36-inch lull bleached FRIDAY
Domet Flannel. short lengths; I'dhfic value g
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 6 34¢ YARD
Center Pieces
iii-inch Renaissance Conterl’ieccs, linen cantor;
regular price {lac each.
Wrist Bags
Latiics’ Soul and Walrus Wrist Bugs, titled with
purse; ".00 \-
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 79c
alnc.
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 29c
Lace Curtains
200 single Lace Curtains. all new designs; worth
Tho anti ".00 each.
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 490
match; so to
‘Val. Laces
Prtiuch nud Herman \‘ai, Leone and instil‘tluns to
izlfic quality.
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 5c YARD
Window Shades
Toilet Articles
sasmn. room more: or rowpnu, 25c size.
iioiluud Window Shades in all colors; regular at _____________________________________ ch
""‘°“ W "th‘ in 'l‘OO'I‘lI’liitl'SllES, ul ...................... 9c
cosuo llU'rTERMll.K SOAP. 10c size. at ....... 7o
FRIDAY SPECIAL. 37c
SCHOOL CHILDRIN MAV NOT PAR-
1?‘ Able
On Iceount of the strong opposition
on the part of parents. it is not prob- Phone
able that the South Hawaii: school 440
children will participate in the Main
oriai Day parade
The complaint or the ammo is 0!
tout-so not against the i ea oi assist
in; in honoring the memory or the do
reasod soldiers, but arises from the
A. F. Beckmann & Co. ml?”
oil covered streets.
The streets over a lame section oi
the line of march arts covered with the
oil which has been spread only a iew
days. Not only does the oil ruin shoes
and clothes, but carries ruin to the ear-
uets on which it is tracked. .
Ifllpll'l OD ILUI LAIIL
Select Groceries, Teas. Coffees, Butter, Eggs. rled and
Domelillc Cheese. and a complete stock
Wines, Honors. Mineril Waters. Elem
vaav assr cauusav aurraa. u. as
DRAKE IIOTHIRI' POUND CAKI. lb. . ....... ...........,...lh
WAIT" IAKII'O OR IICKMANN'D COCOA. can
8 QUART. IIflMUDA ONIONI tor ..........
.....I”
.200
...........1.....900
olefiltladdla‘laa
KITGHUP, hot. . .
We.“ m.— ”on“
IIIOK MANUFACTURII BIRD.
. NW BRIT N. May' at. ~hichard
Murray. one e leading hrltik unann-
iactursrs of Berlin, died yesterday I!»
tarnoon at his borne in Christian bane.
I’ll ’at township. lilr. Murray had been
or the care or specialists for {ever-
almond» and only his poweriu pity
sleds deterred death so lone ur. and
ray was born in Havel-straw. N. in.
where he learned the brick industry.
He built up a business in that town
which he later removed to Berlin. He
II atlilslllssiaaoaa‘alia
Extra Pink Stamps with Tea! and Coiiees
TIA. asasavsalissus~auaassssn ------
cot-tress roams“ sedans pound
George Ehrdt's Extra Bottled liter. 24 Bottles. $1.15
Galilornia Claret. sailed... ....IOo Wilson or Old Crow Whiskey.
Calliornia Port Wine. gallon."
’ California Sherry Wine, asl-
Ancelica or Catawba Wine. cal-
Ion stassssaassttsls-Autse.’sw
FOO-.356 400.800. “MM
t sun‘s”sinus-“tusurtwrb
Monomtn ltye Whiskey. not.»
Kennett-m a star Brand‘s
annoys ‘ '1" 'éitl' ‘nr'dl’dy.
s aa‘eelollaalolilaioaaa
WNW
Norwalk Chronicler