Malayalam”. . ,
Tldaato dammit: am.
SOCIETY NOTIDEB
IMABONIG DIRIOTORY.
0. N0. vtos. F. and A. M.
anaic Building, South
in street. hit and 3d Tuesday of
h month—duly and August ex-
plodmat 8 o'clock. All Matter
mm cordially invited. Hickaou
.(iole. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
‘1 i'chapur. N0. 30. R. A. M.
trots la Masonic Building. South
a street, 2d and «in ’l‘uaadaya or
month-«July and Auguat ex-
tinted-1t 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
alone cordially invited William H.
,himn. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
‘lNiNa BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
Nowa Department
= . ualneu Department
”- Branch Office. Norwalk“
lfi-Editor'a Residence
a-Clty Editor'l ‘ Reaidoaco
Association
8 EMORY STEVEN President
' UProai ant
NTARD. Secretary
E T. Treasurer
Executive Committee
SSELL FROST
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RLE FL. JENNINGS
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lMPORTANT 't'o elrv TAXPAYERS.
South Norwalk taxpayera muat re-
turn their lists to the nsaesnora at the
water connniaaioncra' ofllcc in the Li-
‘ hrery building, Washington street. on
or before. Tuesday next, or ten per
cent. penalty will be added to their
lists an estimated by tho anaeaaorn.
from which there is no ilppetil.
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KOCH—A GREAT SCIENTIST.
When i’roi. Robert Koch, the dia-
tinguished (lei-man bacmrioiogist,
died yesterday at iladcn Iladcn. from
heart disease. there passed out oi this
existence it man whouo llic waa omi-
(;.utly Worth while.
i'. Koch was the discoverer of tho
“Sgt oi tuberculosis and spent many
years in conlhatting the diaoanca that
has come to be known as the white
plastic. Prof. Koch made his
discovery in isn't The following your
_ he was sent by llll' (ierlnan govern
meat to india amt Egypt to study chol-
are and diacovercti the comma bacil-
lus. the presence of which is regarded
as an infallible tool in diagnosing Aa-
lbtic cholera. He was born in laill
and graduated in 1866 from tho l'nl-
veraity oi (loctlngcn. and while a prac-
titioner at \l'alinteln begun hilt rc-
aqarehea in bacteriology. llia writ-
ings, covering invaatigationa of an-
thrax and thc actiolngy of traumatic
infective distfili-leil. markud an epoch
in Medicine. and placed lmctcrlologyl
on a scientific battle.
Mafia...“
The Army and Navy Journal doeu
not believe any iaicminded man will
, litany that tho grnaicat factor lli arouw
lag the American people to an appreci-
Mion oi the pitiful tlilt'i’ltll‘lll‘t' to which
our commercial alllpping haa uunk wall
thitt globe glrdiing‘ cruitle oi our war-
Iltlpa brought about. .by President
... Roosevelt. True, bill tliua tar, an "ap-
t" plantation" oi the condition in all that
V has reunited.
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. King (loorgc ought. to be ill invor
with W. (3. ’i‘. ii. The now nlonarch‘u
favorite beverage in said to bc ginger
ale. William T. stead. tht diatingnlah
ed ionrnallut (ltlcllu‘i'ii that all at tho
tall about (liltilgo being a hard drink
or ill boob.
my. ...-to. ......_..~..m.._._».
The. daily done from tho .ll-ll‘rioa
and Johnson training cannot in about
,u interacting an a lodilo paper. which
fill. How. of thc Atvhloou llloba nom-
"inatud an hilt ititut of nothing to road.
may“. ......W...W~.
TIN YEARS AGO TODAY.
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Monday, May 20. 1900.
L
in
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r”
Win Tabltont. I' wallknown‘ color-
ttiaholtcr. died in the llrldgaport hoa-
Whom a blow. struck by iiiliy For-
mi’bi iiaahury. which tloorod Tea-
, Pornyth was held in until) to
_ bit the finding of the coroner,
« inflate oi the llrm oi Seymour.
. & Company was announced
. Frederic W. Norris preached
’Myeil sermon an rector at Triu-
“llait‘ed Gall improvement Oom-
, of New York and Philadelphia.
.paay were amalgamated. and
,‘announoetl that they controlled
. Riiltwu daItroyod by the.
‘ than.
I. “or company in
nu ornaootiaoo.‘
Jana F. Kappa-ruinous» at Holdall
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TWENTY VIARO AGO TODAY.
Monday. May at. logo
Mun—n.
The new Boatoa Store in south Nob-
‘ wall: was attenuator buaiuaar.
Dr. JuItin, at Syracuse. tried the all.
pertinent of tiring dynamite ahalls
train a rifled powder gun and gave a
thrilling exhibition to the great crowd
uaembled. The gun was blown into a
thousand nieces. and the beanie took
to the woods to eachpo the iron which
tilled the air. 'l‘hat adores were not
killed is considered remarkable.
The preaideutaent a lneaaage to
Congress. recommending the estab-
lishment of a i’an~Anlerican bank.
The young burglar who operated in
il‘innay ii. Benedict's. Nickoruon a
iiettu‘ and the New York 'i‘aa atoro
in Norwalk. early in the month. was
captured.
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RIGHT To THE POINT.
Salt Lake City had an earthquake
Sunday. but Mormona need to the do
mestic dimuaaiontl oi auperfluoua
wives wouldn't uotlco that.—~Moridon
Journal.
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.To the eternal credit of Uncle Joe
be it recorded that the speaker never
has shown the alightoat disposition to
try to get out on the insanity dodge.—-—.
Norwich Record.
it. as the preaideut aaya, Mrs. Tait la
the real president of the United States,
why does not, Mr. Tait go nahlngi-‘t
New Haven Palladium.
4-
Wc ware greatly disappointed in the.
meeting of the colonel and the kaiser.
Tile lack of npcctacularlty suggests the
possibility that each was no appalled
by the othor'a greatnoau that naither
could shatter the unborn. llouutou
‘ (Tera) Post.
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The Savannah l’rona auya a book on
"i’hohibition in titan-gin" would ilnmc
diatoly take its place among the six
best sellers in human-«Tampa Tri-
hune.
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if T. R. really abould go into the
senate the auhacrlptlon lint oi the (ion-
greanlonal Record will put The Out-
look on the bilnk.~-l’litahnrg (lanolin
'l‘ilueu.
The boat the “ml-riled tt‘onnl liar
can produce now in a i‘tmr’loggcd duck.
That man ban apring lcvor. complicat-
ed with hooltwornls «(Tlevuiand la-nti
lfi'.
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REMITTINO TAXES.
tllridgoport HilllitlltrilJ
Concerning the rcutilling oi tam-amt
any lirlu or corporation for tho purporbt
of anointing that tlrnl or corporation
over a hard split or until it can become
iirtnly t-atobliahed. n lnatlcr to which
the New liritala licmld recently made
lcrorcncc, the Hartford (,‘ouraul aura:
"'i‘hart- in one reason for not making
out motions of that sort, which it.
about» to its ill Iuillclelll; this in, that
it in abIolutely contrary to law. No
town has any authority to do such a
thing. Taxation in u atate function.
not. the town‘s. All the tuna l|‘\'lt‘ll
are under atntc law. if a town ahould
announce that it would uxclnpt any
factory that bottled thcrc, auinglotax-
payer could atop the carrying out of
the contract. idxompling one concern
is ill t-iibct tinting all the otllci‘a in
lhe ctltlltltnlllly to lmlpaupporl that one
privileged boneliciary. Citizcna who
lutiicvo lluir town will benefit by
bringing in a now concern that cannot
afford to pay its own tuba may meet
the alluation by pornonally guarantee-
ing to pay its taxes for it for a tilted
number oi ycara out. oi their own poo»
kcta; but not thcy nor a majority of
tho cltizonn can lawfully make the
town agree to do lliia. il ll primarily
illegal; neatmtiarlly. it in unluut. and
under imaginable conditiona unittul
vuougli to amount to paraccutiou."
This in uutlmilltcdly tllc law and yet
the law exculpta I lot of property from
taxatibn and the cxotnptton varlca ma-
tbrtully in tiitfcront towna. it is not
tho law so much an the lxnoranco oi’
lia cxncl provlalona or negligence in
llii enforcement that makea tho dli-
torcncc. Tho townu might play ammo
"devil round the stump" galno anrh art
the lionac oi' Ropreaontatlvcn at Walt-
lngton proptliiaa to play. by appropriat-
ing money tor: the proaidant'a uIc, in-
atoad of for a tariti compilation. tho
laut not. being "nominated in the
bowl." The townI might collect the
lam and than voto back, for the uIa
and lit-hoot ot the comma» to ba ex-
bmpted, I mun equal to that collected.
in Norwailt tow a hundred years ago
the people and to play woman on
Mt Day, contrary to law. and got or
rented and linedjfor it. They would
pay tholr linen and then call a ma
meeting and vote than: built. They
did not one any roundabout methOd
either, but but voted the aforesaid
taxes liittllt to than who had bald
50 Taylor Sherman. deputy
charm at that nine. grandfather at
General W. 'l‘. and Sumter John Sher.
every electric lighting and paw-
’ Chicken salad.
(Continued from Final Page.)
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wait:
Connemara on tube.
A Bweetbraad pattloa
Bread and butter aandwlchea ,
Moor-tad sandwich“.
local-0am and icon in fancy tormll.
Weill pours. Boabomi.
'. Dbml more;
Salttorne and fruit punches.
. The nuntl.
Thotla brauont were: Mr and M a.
William H. Earle. Mina Alice bid a.
litre. George S. t‘hambiiaa. Harrv
S. lilarlo. Dr. and Mra. Carl A. Harv
itrotn. Mina Franc" Haratrom. Mr.
and him. Eben Hill, Jr., Mrs. Allan A.
Roblnuon. New York: Mr. and Mrs.
iteed (l. Haviland. Mr. and Mrs. S.
M. Aller, Mina iaaholle Altar. Mr. and
Mrs. Batuncl it w cod. Mra. llenlamin
M Andrews Mina Annie Andlawa. Mr.
and Mia (ioorgo i.. Woodward. Judge
Alired E. Austin. Miss Elizabeth Ann-
lin. Morton Weeks, lb. W. ileard, Mina
Mary Betta, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ti.
Wheeler, Jack lleattl'. Mrs. Walter
Harvey Weed. Kenneth Vernam. Mr.
and Mrs, Louie 8. Bears. Mr. and ma.
Robert Van lturen. Mr and Mn; (l.
Elliot ilrowa. Mr and Mrs. Joseph R
Taylor. Mr and Mr». llarrla llurroll.
Mr. and Mr». t‘hriatian va aria Mina
Mary P..tlhlchoator, Mina tilelneatlue
1.. (lholweli. Mina Annie italelle Smith.
lion. John S. Seymour. Mina Mary Soy-
mour. Mien Marietta tiouoh, Mina Lina
Couch. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Sanger.
Mlaa' Mary Cunningham. Mrs. Jamoa
louaina. Mina Clara Coualna. Mr. and
Mrs. Charlea Deli’itt Rogers. Mr. anti
Mrs. James it. Connor, Mrs. W. P.
Roadie, Dr. anti‘iilra. J. Milton (loburn.
i’oatmualcr Edmund H. (firowo. Mr. and
Mra. M. i). Randall. Mr. and Mra. 1).
W. Raymond. Mr. and Mra. Liberian
Stuart (‘aullcld of Bridgeport, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas 1, Raymond. Mr. and M ra.
Frederick H. Quintard. Mr. and Mra.
David E. liiubrow, Mr. and Mra. lien-
ry i‘, Price. Mrs. (lounge ll. Ernst. W.
A. (lriflin. Jr, H, (7. Palmer, Mil-ts Mary
Palmer, iir. anti Mrs. J. (l. Ncwitirlt.
Mr. and Mrs Robert ll. linnford, Mra.
Jennie i“. i.. Nash. Minn Emily Nash,
Mina (‘lura .l. i'illtch and Mina .ltlllln
llatch. Mix and Mra. Manuel T. ilntch.
Mr. and Mra. lllxon McNolton of New
York. lllra ldli l, .‘ilcrriman and Miss
May Morrlman or ills-rhino, Mr. and
Mrs. lt‘iotchcr iiionlgonuvry, t‘aptain
and Mrn. Albert Housman. Mina May'
J. Higgins, Mrs. (‘ilnricn J. Hill. Mina
Lina Hill. lfllarlca ll Miller. Mr, and
Ml‘il. ilobort ll. Mitcbcll. Mien Florence
M llaviluud. Mia-I tlracc l. llaviinnd.
Mra, 1.; ii. lloichklua. Miss (iv-rirudo
lloichkiau. iilr. amt Mrn. .loltn l-‘. Mo
Manon. Rev. Dr. ('lllll‘li'il S. hiaclnrland.
Mr, and Mrs. llorbcrt A. Matilowaon,
Colonel and lira. Edwin H. Mathew-
tum. Mrs. it‘. St, John imckwood. Mina
.luila ll, Locitwtmd. i-‘redarick A. Lucio
wood. Mr. and lira, George (‘, Lock-
wood. Mr, and Mm. .laluoa 'i‘. lluhboli.
Mr. and Ml‘il Mater Hyatt. lit. and
hire, Dexter Hitchcock. Mrs. iicnry S
ll‘N‘k“"0(l. lelaa llazvl Lockwood. lilr.
and hire, lunar t-l. .ivnnlnga. Mira Mary
Kirby .lcnnluga. Mr. and .‘ilru. Frank
Lauder, Mr and Mrs. iiduln t). Koc-
lcr. Mr. and Mra. .ionu Keogh. Mr. and
Mru, Richard ll. tloidon. Mr. and Min
Lotlrand f‘. lit-tin. Mra, Prank rl.
t‘owicu, Mr, and him Edward l~‘.
Knapp, t‘oloncl and Mra John H
Wade, Mr». William llatullc Smith.
General Front’a Corner.
General iluaxoli Front has lived in
South Norwnlk nearly twenty-tour
ycaru, lie in a tlimcl descendant of
Edmund Front. who settled in Cam-
bridge. Malta. ‘ln 1635. from England.
and hi» ancestry on his mother‘s aldo
wart» tho ilrluwuida oi t‘onnocticut. ot'
whom Matthew and Roger t‘lriawold
were colonial govt-room ot‘ (‘onnoctb
cut. 'i‘bc gt'llt'rfll in a untivc ot llolhl.
N. Y.. where an a youth he no: throt-
yoara teller at a bunk. thou tilted» lor
collage and graduatod from Talc in
lttl'l. oblong the honor man of hill
claim. lie was first admitted to the
bar in New York atatc. and practiced
three years to bill uatiw town, and
was tltcu an abundant to t'nitod thatch
dialrlct alloracya traveling in the mid
die wontorn and southern atatca in the
invoultgation and proaccution oi of
tenure ligalllut Ulilltitl Staten lltllliltlil
lawn. The year alter lilli marriage he
began practice in South Norwalk. and
won oatmcially active In direct rail.
way. oyutcr law and general court
practice for about twenty yearn. when
he withdrew from litigated practice,
and gave his time largely to corpora
lions in which he and but cliontu worn
inlarmttcd. i‘lc wail lor ion yearn prea-
ldont oi. the First National Rank of
South Norwalk. and in now a director
and member at the executive commit-
too of the Guarantee Mortgage t’olu-
pony. a dlroctor oi the Manhattan Mort-
gage (lontpuuy. and a director and
troaattrnr oi the United States Matti
cine (lo lie wall for at: years captain
or (lotnpany l). Fourth Regiment; for
six yearn colonol oi that. regiment. and
for eleven yearn brigatiler‘ganernl
commanding the Connecticut National
Guard. .ile llllll command of a thou»
and trauma in the Waterbury riota ncv~
eral warn and. and restored and pro-
aorvotl ordcr until thc trouble wan
autlletl. lie commandod a brigade oi
rogniar and-alum troopu under (law
oral Frederick D. Grant. at the lolnt
maneuvara oi' the mgular and state
lumen at Mauutlaa and iluli llun.
Virginia. about live years ago. and
wall tho only national guard cinc-
or ordered by the ill. onal govorn-
meat to ouch a high com and. lie lira
member or the University and Yale
tlluha. the (‘hambor oi Commerce and
the New England Society of Neall ark:
and the Connecticut Society. can at
the Amariaau Revolution. lie was a
member at the laglalature 'in illii'l. and
chairman of the button committee on
align and boroughs. He was the unit
in
anddteld that ollltle for It: years. until
oompoil to give it up by active prlo
vatepra am When in the to iaiature
human as uprorieatativa. a: page or
the town court and all brigadiewgen-
oral an oilioar in the ieglulattva. lu-
dioial and executive departments of
the state.
Will TaitI [dropout Trip 9.
o
Juno ttth tor Europe. where they will
man. tolht nit.
25in. lilillliilbllli ‘ ‘
Wotan. ;
at the larva court at Norwaik.:.
General and Mn. it‘roIt will sail on
at. “
A
10 o’Clock
From 7iUnl117
«Gloves
Ladieu' Clmmoiaetto (Haven, 2-
claap model. in the natural color.
waahnbic; rag. price bile pnlr.
To-night 39c
Enticing Values in all that is Best in Ready~to-wearables have
been Spread Out. for, Decoration Day Use.
Be Among the First to Make. Selections
Hat Pins
Spike lint‘l’ina, cryataL ulna-
thyat. sapphire and topaz; 26c
value. ’
To-night 17c
t“
m
Between the Hours‘
of 7 and 10 o’clock
Ladies’ Hose
Outsilo iiotlo tor stout wt»
woman.
Special Tonight i5c pr.
l
Corsets
Women's Corsets, including it
& G, F. P. and La Reine; regu-
larly acid at 500.
Tonight 39c
Veiling
All our new Manner-l and
Nola. regularly aclllng lot 250
yard
Tonight 1%
Lawn Chemisettes
llainll' lawn
trimmed with lace
lloll; 35c value.
, Tonight 21c
t
Chemist-tine,
and inner-
Men’s Hose Combination’ Suits
Men's nan iloae in black and Men's Combination Suits.
abort sleeves, ankle length;
tan. ' sizes 34 to 46.
Special To-aight 9c. pr. Special To-night 50c
\
THE — BOSTON "STORE
tutllttttalult our
annual TliiliET
In tutu tut
Democratic Stall: Committee to
Meet Next Thursday and
Bridgeport Mayor Will
Attend
Judge Simeon r. lialtlwln to head
the ticket. with Mayor Edward T.
lincltinghaln. of ertlgvpui‘l. an lllh‘ run-
ning mule an ilonlt-tluiit gowrnor. up
pram to ho the very pmbably result
of the limit! liomocutit: central coni-
mitlvc mot-ting um ’l‘huraday ailer-
noou at the 'i‘onlinc hotel, New Haven.
Mayor at bloating.
Mayor illll'itilmhutu will atlvnd the
meeting. llc in not a mmnllor. but
will go as proxy ior [Mania [5 O‘Neil
The other itritlttcport atalc central
romtnlttwlnon aru- linniol ll: “’llkcr
and William F itunacll. 80ml» linu-
ago it was rumored that poaalbiy May
or llnckingham noultl ho a candidate
for all oilicv on till} Mute ticttut next
lnll. 'i’ht- mayor aaid nothing. Some
of his lricntia argncd that it would in
unwitte for him to pool. an oillco next
fall.
Would Be Oovem'or.
They udvitwd that he keep quiet. un-
lvaa ho was a candidntc for tho head
oi the tichot. Thu- nluyor'a ambition is
to no governor of Connecticut. That is
wcll known.
llla irlanda polntvd out that he would
bc doomed ior oblivion it be worn t‘lttil
led lieutenant governor title you. {or
the presidential yonra ill but two more
unity and the slim chance of a ilciito
cratic victory than are realized.
Getting at Work Early.
The ilotnocrntlc organisation of the
«tale has taken time by tho lorclocit
by the call tor the locating at each an
early date The tonununlmtipn arm
to tho mcnllu-ra by Secretary i318
'i‘homaa outlinoa no program but urge»
all tncmbera to be on hand promptly.
Inthble Over Judy. Baldwin.
There in no question over the env
thuttitlIm and optimism oi the organ
iration over the candidacy of .ludgt-
Blnwon llaltiuln tor governor Not
ilt many a long your lulu the party hat'
a man no popular had no avoilnhlc and
one whom Ropubllcana could cast their
ballots ior.
or course .iutlgo iltlldwin haa nonn-
tltiug to lay in the matter hlmaoli.
Ila baa nevor said he would not ban
candidate. but liilll been quoted an my
lag that hill ambltlona did not tend to
ward the gorr-rnornhip.
One oi the moat prominent Demo
clntlc oiflrt- holdora and politiciaua in
Bridgeport atntcd today. for pnbiiaa
tion that thorn watt cotiuldurabic to the
report that Mayor llucltlngham would
he the candidate for lieutenant COW?-
uor if .lutlltc tialdwln headed the link
at.
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THE CITIZENV MIMORIAL DAY
COMMITTII TO “IT TOMOR-
aow AFYtRNOON.
A meeting of the Citizana' Commit
too or the it. a. it. will be hold tumor
afternoon at 4 o’clock in the re
lion room or the [tooth Norwallt
(longregatloaal Church. .
' {The purpouo in to complete the an
rd gamma tor Memorial my.
oh and every member or the coin
tuition iI' reoueaiotl to be present. and
than who were appointed to Ittaad to
the val-loan nutter: aboultr be ready to
report «an. ti on that ovary
thlog' ma be in orda.
Par or or of the chairman.
GEORGE it. VUuadRa“.
, Boorotary.
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M‘MOHIAL DAV .INTINIL.
The Evening Sentinel Will he pub
make a tour at savor-oi would. morn. liahed a: a morning paper on Memorial
in. to South Norwalit the mi of ’July. inky. MI! atlth
l’lr
NOTICE
Combo Death Pavilion Bath Home:
Tho Selectman of thc Town oi Wont-
porl hcroby giv notice that thcx will
hc at the pavill a on liororation‘llay.
.‘iiny (lit, to root-ire moncy for bath
houuc rentals and to rent houaoa.
All who have engaged impacts and
tail to pay ior canto on or below that
little. value twill be t‘onexldercrl vacant
and rented to other parties.
1.. i'. \t‘AKEMAN,
til-SCAR Shil'i‘ll,
it. it. COM-Ir.
Seit‘t‘llllt'il Town or \l'eutport.
\i'vslport. t‘onn.. May 2b. ltllo.
“that.“ «are»? ”
it Hu Options on Practically All Re-
quit’od Land.
The building of tilt- Worm-heater
Northrru railroad from Whitc l'lflllib.
N. Y. to llanhury. will moan consider-
iillll' changing of highways near the
Fair Grounds and probably a shilling
of the road through augnr hollow. The
Company halt scoured options upon
plat licatly allot the property, required
for its right at way through Sugar llol.
low and the adjacent country and it in
the understanding that the actual
tranalor or much of this land will take
pincc within the next few wmka.
The road hall completed liti negotia-
tions with the Datllmry Agricultural
atwlcty tor right of way across a car.
nor of the Fair Grounds and with Foa-
ior lklughton tor the purchase oi hla
place at lltt‘ intersection oi the Sugar
Hollow and Fair Grounds.
Approarhlng the Fair (lrounda front
that nwatup aoulh oi Backus avonuc.
the railroad will pane over ilacltna are.
into and the trucks oi the llaubury 8r
iletht-l tun-ct railway. Swinging to»
ward the north the road will paaa
through the land where l-‘oator litutgh-
lon‘a illilltlt' atanda and lit) undcr the
highway loading to Rockne nature and
the Fair tlrounda. The. conncction with
the prcuont traoka oi the New t'ork.
New ilnven and Hartioni road will be
at a point a little north of the power
ho no or the [laundry a Harlem road.
hilc the plane are not. yet tienultc
ao tar all changoa in the highways are
concerned. it in expected that a pill"
tion of itackua avenue running along
the edge of the Fair (lrouuda will be
rIrl-lod farther cant in order to avoid
the noceabity or two croaaiuga.
While the line II to be doubladytrack-
ad the greater part or its length. it is
extracted that only a single track will
bc conaiructcd bemoan thgolleld and
ilanbury. thr- other truck branching all
below Ridgcneld to o to Brewster in
order to avoid malt ug more than one
highway oroaaln in Sugar Hollow 5
portion at the h ghway will probably
be shifted considerably to llli‘ coat of
tin prurient location.
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STORE! MAY II CLOSED.
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On Afternoon of Putnam Hon Com-
pany'a Annlvamt'y, June 9th.
Putnam iloaa company is in ”hopes
at having the huaimm men make a
hall holiday out of June 9th, when the
company will celebhte in 36th anal
vurury with a rmradtt and shore din»
nor. a band concart at the city lot in
Franklin street and “open homo” at
the company haldquartorl A mam
her or the committee,“ ni‘l‘lll Imelda
Itntea that acme IW‘OREDOQI’I ya all
ready agreed to clone their at , I at
noon. it is hoped that there with be
decoration. along the line of march.
Wu-
,IIJAOK ITONII‘ Aflh‘IQPIlATID TH‘
The Black Bianca. I Smithviila ag-
gregation defeated the Dream. oi lllIbt
Norwalll. in last game at ball on the
Baxter groundl thin mornitl by the
more of 81 to at. The Bl Stone!
made it rum: in the that l hing and
the itchor oi the Orleans, who»: tibiae
in lion bhergood web
mm the hilt. ., t‘.
"VERY BEST caaaumtv BUTTER. a paund ...
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also. RICE. 25a Grocerles 5 LBS. RICE, 25c
SPECIAL CUT PRICES FOR TODA'Y
TEAS
COFFES
BUT TER
EGGS
WINES
LiOUORS
32c lb. ...... Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter ...... 32c lb.
$1.00. . . . . . :8 lbs. H. d: E. Fine Granulated Sugar ...... $x.oo
25c. ......... .3 cans Peas. Corn or Tomatoes ........... 25c
gocr .......... 5 lbs. Challenge Brand Cofice ........... 90c
18c ...... Walter Baker's or Beckmann's Cocoa. can ...... 18c
toc 1b.. .Natioaal Biscuit Company's Graham Wafers... xoc lb.
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. A. r. Beckmann & Co.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 440. South Norwalk
Roton Point Hotel
Now Open Under New Managsment
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boatidg,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNO ON AND EVENING, ON THE PlAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS 5808.. Managers
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UNITED GROCERY CO.
to NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 14;
® Extra Special ®
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FANCY MAINE POTATOES . . . . . . . .. . ..tsc peck, 66c httbhol
Wedaettday. May 25. in Red Letter Day in our Store. ‘ 10 S. «I H.
Green Stamps Free to Everyone
The Great A&P Tea Com pally“
iii to «moron or. boom "DENIM-it. p‘
ran battyoav.
up. no. at»,
Q Nari» till) I. at. and at» p. tn.
,ia Romano Lined Sinks and Stationary Walla Tuba
mm the bone: or house: you are putting up. and as-
. partial rare at our high grade. well appearing
btl t In ti lllbe I great induceulont for cleanly house- .3
ill on to wautca: iiv than.
rittad IIvea putting out money constantly tor r
The Jones 8. 1-19th Co.
it want. Iran" 3‘ Namath down.
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