laminar.
filaiiiro almanac ter- Tomorrow
damnation: 7:19.. . ,
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‘ 8001' TY NOTICES
$8“)th DMIOTORY. ‘
,_ ”atrial .Comrhunlcatlon of ‘ Old
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hold at m memo 4m 2, into, at
clock I).
am. unmounted“). All Mutat-
will cordially and internally. in-
» Fntamall y'oura,
. ROBERT Mt lLOOX. doa’y.
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”New, Department
f,
Association
a EMORY mavens Prealdant
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ETT, 'i‘reaaurer
ocntlve Committee
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, I. RAYMOND
. DWARD lg. mTHEWHON
‘ IT PHEN . TC}!
SAL ERT M. POHlaMAN
., CHRISTIAN BWARTZ
gmHW—~M_.
Eapeclally at Memorial Day lathe
iactintpreased that .hoya figured very
prominently in the great American
Civil War. Think of it! A large num-
ber-oi the veterans are still only 65
years old. or thereahouts. and it was
49 years ago that the first call for vol-
unteers was made by President Lin-
coin.
.M my.“
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
' Thursday, May 31, 1900.
The Simonda foundry properly in
Mechanic street, Norwalk. was sold by
the Norwalk Savings Society to Robert
Van Buren.
Miss Julie l.l.-Locltwood. oi East Ave-
nue. was honored by election to the
presidency of the Athletic ABBOClIr
tion of Vaaaar College.
Justice Andrew in the Supreme
Court. diasolved the injunction against
the Cigar Makers“ Union. of New York
which prohibited the payment oi strike
benefits. and practicallytniede it an
lawful to contribute to the support of
a. striker'a iamlly when the head of the
house was otlt of work.
The aoldlera' monument at llryon.
llllnola, was wrecked by a thunder
and lightning bolt.
The Norwaik iron Works Company
opened its private railroad, connecting
with the new factory in Water otroot.
with the main line of the now York
and New Haven railroad
Oscar Canneld and Mine 8. Louise
Stilton, oi Norwnlk. were united in
marriage ii,\' the Rev. George Ilrow Eg-
hart.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Saturday, May 31. 1890.
Jacob Scheele. the New Canaan inur-
dot-er, was sentenced to be hanged
at Walheruiioid Thursday. June ill.
189i. lie openly lmnritod that he would
never he executed. lull would take his
own lite. and a atrict watch was kept.
over him.
The monument to President Janice
A. (larlield'a memory was dedicated in
the cemetery at. Cleveland. 0.
The careleaaneaa oi the bridge tend-
er at Oakland. Built. in allowing an
engine and one our on the narrow
silage railroad to plunge through the
open drawn into the creek. oallaed
neat loan of iiie. principally to wo-
men alld children. Over thirty hodieil
wel'o rocorortui.
The two negro rollvicle who olionpotl
from the Trauma, N. J.. alaio prluou.
were capturod. alter a tieeporntn light
with amount in Philadelphia, Patrol.
man liarhcr Wli! badly wounded. one
o the convicts died later from lilri
wounds and the other convict wea
taken back to jail.
Captain A. A. Iieitil WM appointed
tax cbllecior oi the liorouixii oi Nor-
walk. with E. (itiaomilti and tlcorxo ill.
Miller In hill hondtunen iii the aunt
of 810.000.
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RIGHT TO THI: POINT.
W
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The Baliinaor-Pinchot hearing had
«in; oxponm. Another big laundry
[hill for waahing Uncle Sam's dirty
' )incn.-~Now llaVen Palladium.
‘ .4...
a man has been adjudged insane lio-
iu‘ailaa he talks at nothlnit but been.
‘Fhali.’ it this precedent Iii to he {ol-
w we intuit build a hunch of in-
‘no aayluma.-—Beheneetady Union.
4—-
‘i‘ha much mooted question no to who
lithium oi the him“! will now he'
finitely settiiid in many iitmiiloil
. ,zhaoenm man iii in illa held and that
hart oi the information he Mia.»-
,4i
' ll Lodge. No. ion. iv. and a. M..--wl'i.
on Work, Maatariiiaaon
lame 'aau'rlull. Tataruoua
cALLc
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Contra Costa Standard.
the tear of the Lord and in sorrow tor
the ilflprlvod Wi‘t‘ti'llt‘fl iii New lilliK“
land who can not get them im- til:
weekri yeL—Houaton (Toni Post.
4-
'l‘hat consult query, "How long have
you been married to the prurient ln-
cumbeht?“ auggenta that Uncle Sam in
trying to keep up with the procctiaion
at Reno.-—-New York World.
We eat our nectarrd (‘ullliilllllllt‘n in .
——O——
There are shrewd auspicious that,
the only death which can ever often-i
Theodora Roonevoit, even temporal-Him
will be hill owns—Cleveland header
tonnage Tittle
ADVERTISER? STORE SERVICE
iNBTEAD OF MERCHANDlSE.
If you ank some .otaiiors \illal
polnta of aupcriorlay their amide have
over the anode of their l‘iiillill‘illiil‘ll.
they will to“ you lranlily that they
know or nouo.
i’roluitrly that in the truth.
And yol they do more tillallleun than
them competitors.
. ..y in it?
What la the roaaon that they tu-ll
llltll‘t‘ than tli‘alt‘l'N lumdlini: d“ oiiiial
quality of goods anti equally well lot-at-
all?
isn't it ilcrrlrt-Z’
customer's?
llnvintr no toatiiri‘u oi oxrollonco ill
quality of goods. what can aili'll ll fll‘ili
advertise?
'l‘llt‘li‘ lll‘l‘Vlt'i‘, iif l'tilli'lti'.
It would not in) Hill” to :lilirilliw
“To giro tho llrui H‘l'\ll‘t' oi all} More
ill lilo. lily." lull ii i'.ll‘ll riui an
illi'll' dli'WHlllliul' apart t‘lllllllllii‘tl n
utalouu :lt retail-dint: hilllll' cpl-rillr inn»
lure of their Hi‘l viro, lilit' roauiia~ \i'ultlll
lie i'oullzotl.
Not in out- or two works or uumtlu.
«~~--luil no nui- can douhl that tho your a
lilielllt'iiu would ahow u lliilldiulllll‘ lll
urt-aao liver tho prot‘ortllnx your.
A lady roooullr niovod lli‘l‘i‘ lrluu
another city. While hilylnn holiday
proaoula at one itiill'i‘ who multiculy
united the aniouulall. who hy the way
"all ono of tho proprli-torn. “Wliut
oiliru iii thin?" At hill reply, lilvlnit
llll' ilriu panic. «he said. “'l‘hou. l‘lu ill
ihl‘ riullt plairr. I who told to ho cure
and not theatuthlnmi at lhia attire."
Shouldn‘t illlit llrtu mako litrenuouii
oliort to learn ,luid why their outdo-
itii‘l'a rm'oluiuolul olltciu to llioir idol-o
and tell tho l'i‘iliiiiilil to the whole rlli‘
through their ndvorilnluii iiparo?
That would he nilrri-llalni llil‘li' iii-r
vlco.
The treatment ol
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LEGACIEB TO FiVl. BILLKU.
i $5.000 to Bat-on immunity and 32.000 to
mt “6.00". not counting the print,
The will oi .iulla Lord 'i‘alnlor ulVoa
tho li‘lriit Ecclesiastical acutely of Col.
cheater, Court, and lleiiuualhii her por-
ilOilIl property to the wives of her live
lirothorii. who are named in the will all
follow: iaaholla Comalock (Joo’a
Belle). laahella Ryan 'l‘liiiiior (Smith‘-
lloliol. laahoiia apellcer t.llln’li Belle).
Annabella rumi- llti‘n Belle) and
Georgiana Talon): (charlle‘ii Hello).
All Atehiaon woman admits she
does not plan ironwork well; "i don't
do it thing all day long." title says, not
walk around nay-alt."
i write only fault l have in that with
"Royal in the onlyhakina powdermade
lrom mar-ape Cream oi Tartar
A LADY FOR SALE.
aha Had Many Good Qualltlaa, But Wedding Saturday Night At Groom'a
She Didn't lee Typowrltlng.
(American t‘ol'l'i‘uptunivnro. London
Telegraph.)
Four years ago a Chicago lady iyphll
named Elizahoth Manic, created an-
louiehiug excitement throughout lilo
country lly puhllrihluc a local hillt-
(‘Oliiiml arlvortiaomoni, announcing hor-
aoli “for solo to tho hlltholll bidder."
This language alto olnpioyod lndiraii-ll
that Bllt‘ was a woman or unusual alill-
iii: and tho than" was that an nriur oi
Chicago reporters invaded hor homo
and till" explained that the lll‘flliiti of
all induiltrlal slave wmo at the dlapo
rial ol the employer who valued them
the moat hltliiy. Within a few days
she uncured international attention.
titu- \i‘na illi'ilod lo lorturr- all over the
rounlri. Sill” mold a hook called
“The Slaw ’i‘rlluupliunt." Silo iii now
a lirauiaiii- rrclii-r lil largo demand.
Silo iuvcuio and pull-tits iota for child-
11‘“ in her odd momenta and lit notion
ally earning a moat allhalnntlal in-
come. She lh' utlll unmarried. lull puh-
lli‘llllilii iii ”11' iai‘t that who in now liv-
lnu in luxury will lil‘llll: lurr oi'forn of
marriage from every point or the t‘ulll~
litltiii. Whether or no illlii will appeal
to hor lli‘.‘il‘l ll will certainly npwiai to
her outlet‘ of humor.
Tho IllVl‘rilM‘liit‘lll which has llli'l‘ii
Mina Magic lflii‘li‘ and fortune contain.
ed the inllowlng minimums:
“For i'flll‘ to the lllxhoat hiddor.
yolule woman. American slave. lntcl
ligcllt. roiinod. honeat. juai poetical.
plllloaophiral. broad minded and big»
smiled and womanly above all thin”.
“Brunette. laruc gray-green uyou.
lull, parialonato lipa. aplcudld tooth.
not hoaulihll, hut attractive. and toll
of character and liirongth. Height 5
tool, 3 illl‘lli‘ll, woll pmportlouod, Krill"!
l‘ul. iillilillt'. Had a Sliiiilltl education.
hut i-ali i'til‘ll oult till a week.
“Alu- “i‘ll Hlli' in Hill wiry olrl, illll
unit not linru \i'lili‘l‘llli). Arlintlo it'lll~
lll'l'lillii‘lil. V-lll‘lll. gi'lwi‘ouriiii-arlotl.
kind, nouilv. llflt'i‘illlflnli‘, hilhhllug orrr
with lucrrliliunt anti \l‘lillfll illitnliiwi.
uodutu, lillulloiu: and aouloiiml-a liowml
down with itrlol at tho luiuorlou oilin-
luaullit (,‘nn approx-lulu good story.
lllld tell a lli‘iit‘l'; in not a hit prudlah.
MW in ducplr rollltlouu. though not
pious; lulu a vivid imagination and \iilr
iiillllll pilyillii‘ powora.
“(‘liuuoi two a little bit. hut can
plan a dilfllllllfl ('OIlluillti. Cannot ioll
plank lilt‘llli from porlorluuuiv, hut ran
nrl'anlic a ilWl‘ll illliuor. litioull'l go to
l‘lllll‘i’li. lull ohoyii the lawn of (loll.
t‘unuot wok, lull run create.
"Moan for allk underwear. hut hall
in put up with cotton. while lihallow-
pitted llldlvli iill' lhuuiiioivoa and their
lapdoml in mood auioluolilloa. Silo iii
a crackuriilt'lt “typewriter. hilt typo-
wrltlntt lit hull.
“Hail Aaminiator iMileli and ran oar-
pm. opportunltleii.
"Thin round woman. ilioroiorc. in of»
{print llel'iioli for pain. in iiillflfl hotll»
liut but what hundred» of women are
dolor every day. in illlii Dildo, how-
oriir, the lilavo hall given more than
ordinary titciutlil and cirniildoarilon to
MT condition and the cause oi it. and
undead of offering hermit for "in
privately who does no openly and Mill-
lit-ly. in the hope at hrinitiniz a larger
price than might be obtained at a
private sale."
”or hope aooem to have
abundantly realised.
been
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"Now they have perfected a inaction.
trial eontrlvance tor aettlna up ten-
” n..u
"Well. well! What next?"
"Oh. i apnoea a device for knocking
them down.”-Oourler Journal.
Ferrolti-nl can't get any speed out
oi that motor car you sold me. You
told me you had hum arr-entail iii:
limit in it.
”aileron-do i wu, old chap; tor oh-
alriietina the highway.-—iiixohanu
Man
The abort sleeve: of evening gonna
people inclined to be com iimentury.”
Join an Atehlaon man air. "ta that
they don’t talk loud eunuch."
are out in one with the rut oi the boil.
zloa. eliminating the, at present tinde-
‘mlvhfifmild‘f nun tor Inch atrium ‘
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FlELD-COEN.
Home in Burritt Avenue.
A quiet home wedding was dolomit-
lzoil Saturday evening at it o'clock at
tho roullll'lli‘i' oi Mr and Mrs, Frolic!"
ll-ll Ii i‘lcld. at all llurrili are. when
their oldoat eon. l-‘rotlvrirli Raymond
Field, and Mina Earlier May Coon.
both or New York City. were united by
the tics. Fl‘lillt‘lu ll. lTphaul. pastor of
the South Nurn‘nlk Methodist (‘rillll‘t‘ll
The groom. who in well known in
ihiil oily and hail ntllll)’ irlonda hare.
him an excellent malllon in New York
t‘itr. and hill bride in a moat oiliilnuhle
young lady. Mound litre. l-‘leld will
reside in New York City. ‘
"How do you like that whisky, Pat?"
"t-ilmro your honour. it has made an-
other man of mo, an’ that other man
Would like a itlaiia. ltm."—~Tll‘l:lllfl,
'
To the lloard oi (‘ounty l‘oluluimlon-
ore of l-‘airiloid County;
l lioroliy apply [or it trails!” of a
llr'i‘nuo Nu l‘.:l in Mill Spirituous and
Initixn'alilin l.it|litil‘ti, Ale, Latter liner.
lillllli- Wine and i'idor from Anthony
r-llouitur. at their llnlol, .\'o. 29 South
Main Street, to filvphon lloiia and
Joseph \‘llauo, at Eagle i‘lntol. No, 29
South Muiu’Strt-i-t. 'l'owu oi Norwalk.
'l‘ht- proporwd plaro of luliilneaa la
not lornlod within zillll loci in a direct
line of it t‘hurvli Edition. or l‘ulilICv
Si‘lliKllvlllliiM“. or the promiaea i‘iertaln-
lug ilrornto. or any i‘out ill'lloo. i'lllllic
Lilimn or i'oluotory.
Ullit‘d at South Norwallt. ihla 318!
(in) of May, A ll, lillli.
STEPHEN litil-‘PA AN!) JOSEPH Vi
'I‘.’\llll.
Applicants.
We, llii‘ undoralalwd. clet'toru and
laxpniuiu. a» lltiflllilll by law. oi the
Town of Nolwalk. llt'l‘liliy (-ndorno the
application of the allure-named tile»
plum "Mia and .lonopil \‘ltouo lur illicit
llt‘i‘ilnl' and we do hPVI'l'llll) l'ol‘liiy
each tor llllllilt'li that we are taxpayers
owning real i‘lsfllli' ultunlod in Mid
Town of Norwalk,
llniod at Niil‘wllllt. this diet duty of
Map. A. ll.. liliil.
.lolin tildonm‘hlnucr.
\‘llli‘t‘lll l;
lax Tlllt'iilt‘.
l hereby until) that lllt‘ photo»
named t‘lltllltrlt‘i'rl arr- tlloi‘ltiru and tax-
payout, an lltiiiucd lly law. oi tho Town
at Norwalk.
Dated at Nip-walk. thin lilat liar oi’
May. A. ll., lint).
llliilillillil'i‘. it. Bill‘l‘ll.
’i‘owll i‘lol‘k.
.ltlilll lllmilll.
'l‘ito. lial‘lloy l‘ollo)‘, (lino
mill 5?
M a (tourt of Probate holdolt at
Norwalk. within and tor the lillurlol
of Norwalk. on the liltit day of May.
A. i.).. lillli.
Whereas. written application has
been made tor the tiling and recording
in and by tlilililourt at certain wrlllngo
therein alleged to be the duly authon.
Heated and exemplified copy oi the
will of John w. Hacker. into oi ldilli
longhorn in the tummy or Rolioaolaor
and titan.- oi New York. lleccititod.
iwho died moi-o than tell yearn prior
to the date of said appllclliiiinl. and
(it the record of the prooilodllirtn had
by and lit-lore the Bur-onion Court ini‘
aald County of itenraolaer moving and
entitlilllihlnit the llama. and tor admin-
lotratlon with liald will annexed oi
the estate oi said daceaaed in the
State at Connecticut: _
Ordered. that laid application he
heard and determined at. the Probate
Olllca in Norwalit on the itilh day at
June. 1910. at to o'clock iorenoon. and
all poraona interacted therein are here-
hy cited than and there to appear. if
the m canoe. and he heard thereon.
An itia ittrther
Ordered. That public nation at said
Mario. and of laid citation be given
to all peruoualniaramd therein. liy
llaid applicant naming a dolly or there
orders and citation to he petitioned
in a new-paper hiring I circulation
in said mentor talent tea daya lila-
taro «to day oi rig.
« urinate . amour.
-. ' . tidal!»
WEDNESD
Housefurnishing Day
Special preparations have been made. to mark
5
5::
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lflk
'the day. Special money-saving values have been,
[laually $1.36.
daily 950.
Slum
Screen Doors
Extra i‘ancy hardwood light tin.
ish Screen Door, tine black wire.
Plain Door, dark iiiniih. Us-
‘l.il x 6.6.
2.8 x 6.10. 2.10 Xl3.]tl.1lx 7.
Wednesday. 73c
prepared. Read the good news.
WW
Potmend
Manda aluminum ware, tin~
ware. enameled ware. glass-
ware. etc.
lSc can
1- i Croquet Sets.
8~hall Croquet Sets, made of
2.8 it 6.8.
10c (lotion.
Egg Boxes
Woll made Egg Boxes, will
hold one dozen ivgga; regularly
Wednesday. 7c doz.
hardwood. nicely varnished.
Usually 98c.
Wednesday, 79c
bu.
‘ Garden Hose
. z'vply three'quarter inch Garden Hose. color black.
Flour
Canisters
25 iii. Flour Canister, nice.
ly .lapanncd, eieilciled Flour.
Regularly 55c.
guaranteed for season.
25 it. lengths, usually 52.50.
Wednesday. $2.00
so it. lengths, usually $5.00.
Wednesday. $4.00
Vegetable Seeds
l‘ages‘ host Garden Seeds. usually 50 pkg.
Wednesday, 3 pkgs. for So
Wednesday. 39c , '
Alana Clocks
Tea Kettles
No. 5 Solid Copper. Nickel
l’latod Tea Kettles, llat bot-
tom. Regular prit'u 81.00.
Wednesday. 74c
filled with
Regularly sold at
Wednesday, 59c
Nicely nickel plated Alarm Clocks.
well-known Alllerlcan movement.
but“.
. Nursery or Camp Re-
irigerators
Made of steel.
with mineral
led with laurel.
hold amid alae piece oi
l‘iiually $2.75,
it‘ll.
“i was on led ill “3‘ a cloao~iliiied old
merchant the other day." a lloaton law»
ier remarked. mulling. "llo wanted
me to draw lilii will. and this 1 pro
recited in do. following his verbal in-
utruclion. l'reaontiy ho alliti:
" “To each and ovary clerk who hail
heart in my eillploi tor ten years i
give 810.000}
"'i‘hlii accrued him a cocaidoritlile
auto to tile. and l ventured a alight
proioat. ho ho tutti a number or dauahi
torn and hill entire iorttlnti waa not
to
.4... t.
f .
"Elm. that's all right.‘ he said. with
it little crooked iilnlle. 'i'oil know poo-
pie have always said that i won clone
and hard: and i want them to illicit
wall at me when l'ni gone:
"i moi a little touched and raid
iomothlng. out he waved it aside and
on continued yllth the drait. When it
wail outlined had all i wait about to
leave the oillco. the old leltow amlled
twain his little crooked ainlle.
“About, thorn "0,000 lonelotl.‘ he
laid. 'thero isn‘t a clerk in my plane
who hail heart with me over two yearn
-~-—iiiii it will limit well in the papers.”
w«tread lion.
Ono oi the litliliilllil walking titlita
oi the mm ill at white irlah irlaaa
with him satin revel-a which term a
militia”! _ _
The out: are altar of theaaiia, tut
Willie pearl button llnlah. . ' ‘
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Wednesday, 31.69
t M...” howun-wt
ammo WW,
pointed dollar at the heeled
i
/ ONE ADJUSTAILI
C U ‘I‘ 'l' E I
than all the wink. confirm all kinds of load—-
Mata. that... Vegetahi'... Nuts. It (.rinds
Collie. irate: Coco-mt aw! Sarawak.
Salads and Fauna Meats.
"William. inks am pm .
"Md no drum T0 ”am
wool fit- * no alumni in OIARPII
' lo Karma 1‘. Loan
Will 1th instantly adiomhlab the turn oi a
mm. to cut Course. A edium. Fine or
Flee. aa dulled
Communal 'soemloowaal
Solace-outta“
lturuarulnda—dea not nostril: teed.
mu 31m. SAVES; COSTIN
EEK
PHONI “0 Phil DILlVIRY
The Big Store
Wines. Liquors and Summer Beverages
it will pay you to buy at heckmann'a. in planning for an outing
or picnic. hear in mind that we have tile iollowlng goods in atoclt:
Winn, Whiaklu. Clara“. outlier-nu Imported and Domenic
Champagne. cordial... all the Leading randc Bottled Man. Mu.
Portal-a, Mineral Water-a. Iodaa. Vichy. Gainer, Ito.
~We deliver to all pat-til of town and our prices compare with those
oi any in the United states.
CALL. WBlTI. OR TILIPHONI.
OIDIII PHOMPTLY FltLID
A. F. Beckinann 8t 00.
WNW
Norwalk Chronicler