Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 4, 1910 · page 4

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3OCIETY NOTICES

MASONIO DIRECTORY.

A Maud Communication of Old
W Wail Lodge, N0. 108, F. and A. M.. will
While at in room. Juno 7th,1910.
lilo'ciook p. at. Work. E. A. Degree.
Ail Mutin- Muons cordially and tr:-
“Emily invited. .
. Putin-natty your-
ROBERT M WILCOX, Soc’y.

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Now- Department
Buolnou Department
lunch Ohlao. Norwalk
midltor'a Relidonoo

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, Merchants and Manufacturers
.. Association

dAgEBPA EMORY STEVENS President
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ATTHEW COR ETT. Treasureti‘ ry
Ex eoutivo Committee

.Bgfismf‘ FRUS'I‘

BLMAN
, CHRISTIAN SWARTZ

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NEED OF PUBLIC DOCKS.

This city should not delay too long
taking steps toward bringing about
public docking facilities.

'l‘hat most other cities of the comp
'try have been woefully lacking in far-
sightednesa in this respect in not a
scintilla of argument in favor of con-
tinuing such a policy, as is painfully
evident in many quarters which have
suffered by it.

All conditions cxiet today, there in
not a dock in this city which vessels
have the right to uso without first
gaining permission of the owncrn, pri.
vate individuals.

While all harbor dredging Olll'i'iilitmfl
are to be commended. being of the
greatest advantage to commerce and it
necessity, it should be rciiicinberod
that the govci'niuont in in a position of
doing most of its work of this kind for
the direct littili‘fil or' private individ-
uals. Even the deop channels In the
harbors which handlc world coili-
merce arc dug for the benefit of for-
eign bottoms which laiid at private
docks.

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Over in lt‘nirlield there is conuldcn

able discussion ovcr tho tliioollon
whether a private individual has a
right to oil a public thoroughfare.
Probably no lroublo would have ro.
united over the liicidonl ball but the
road bi-ett fairly pended with oil, in-
atcad of iuorciy sprlukiod.

H
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.

 

Monday. June 4. 1900.

Chris Conny. a wcll~ltnown resident
of liaricn. tiled very suddenly in linu-
cey Pooley‘u livory ulnblo iti llurien.

One fireman was kiilod and several
injured when tho town hall at Fox-
Doro. Mai-ta, burned.

Residents of lilo southern section
of the town, including itotou Hill, Row-
liyton, iiell Island and ilotou Point.
petitioned for an extension of the
South Norwiilk water mains to incite
piaceri.

Carlotta Lincoln, of New llavon, a
brunette of thrilling boauty and nine
teen yearn old. who had been an in-
mate of the annllarlum “tlaiitlo 'i‘iiy-
lor." at chtport. committod iiiilcido.
by drowning at Compo Ileach.

Kate Cobb, of Norwich. wait outnide
of the state prison for tho Ili‘iil time
in twoutyone years, when tihe appear-
ed before the board of pardons in iiart-
ford. to plea for a pardon for poison-

. .1” her husband. llor prayer wait ro-
filled.

MM.~_.....~.._._.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

Wednesday. June 4, 1890.

Hannah (1. lrolnnd iicourcd it build
iwme iiiiver not, offered an a prize to
the boot marititmau in Norwalk. lliii
loom wait fill out, of a potiiiibie i20.

Two tone of powder was exploded
hylluhtniiig near Muiiiillcld, Ohio, but
only an infant boy wait killed. The
"Item in program- did great damage.
.and canned a number of other deathtt
fIII the elite. A Nebrauito town wail
VIM out of citintontie by the cyclone.
Toll people were killed.

m-onm w.

fuel-tr 1'0 THE rotur.

“The bloody. brutal fooiiah Fourth. "
one exohqnne tt-rinit It; the silly.
Idiom. eor- splitting Fourth, in now
_.l- attacked hip and thigh by the
paper writers Some declare the
‘ lion which depends for its our
mm on the noise produced is idiotic. --
filmhoidt standard.

. mo.—

the Harvard student who in living
or a dollar a week liltl him food left
«or every day will soon be at the
“with! gigantic iruet He wan“:
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district for a living mBrldgeport Tole-

Cram.
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The president's new cow is named
Pauline. The North Carolina pool:
will like that better than the Given.

dolon he was about to buy They can» ’

make Pauline rhyme with creamm
Hoiiiiton ('i‘ex) Post.

4‘
(lion country stands ready to applaud
Go.v Hunter whiskers and alim-Bt.
Louis Times.

.0.
, Mr; Roosevelt's African htint and
Mt. Carnexle'it denunciation of war
are both meeting criticism in London.
Alas we ll be hanged if we do and
we'll be hanged if we dou' t—~Al|aiita
Georgian.

produced 5.900.000
pounds of honey last year. Stung!
Oh, no! Fetch oh the hot buncult.~
Bl. bottle Globe-Democrat.
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ADVERTISING TALKS

STAY WITH YOUR ADVERTISING.

The following statoiiient is by Theo
dore A). Cuyler and was piiblitihod In
tho Mabin Meouciigcr for April.

While not a direct reference to rub
reclining, the principles uro no readily
applicable wo cannot refrain from re.
producing it.

“‘l have been watching the ca-
reers of young men by the thou-
sands in this busy city of New
York for over thirty years and i
find that the chlct difference be-
twocn the successful and the
failures lies in the single element
of staying power Poiiuahent euc-
ccse is oftener won by holding on
than by sudden dash. howevcr
brilliant. The easily discouragcd.
who are pushed back by a straw.
are all the time dropping to the
roar to polish ot to be carried
along on the stietclter of charity.
'i‘hoy who understand and piactlco
Abraham i.incoin' a honieh iniuiin
of 'pcgging away' have achieved
the soildest success."

Any one who has watched the ca-

reers of ndt'urtiiiorii for a period of
years can truthfully loll tho same
story about advortieinn. that Mr. City-
ii-r has offcrod regarding poi-eotial nuc-
I‘t'HS.

Advortiaing results arc oiloiu-r won
by the aticlt~to-ii.~ivoiionu than by a low
brilliant, clevei advcrliscmoitln.

Staying power hili'hcil up to rioinon
why advertisements Iii thi- cblot tilfl'oi-
cnco botivoctt nucccesfui advertising
and the other kind.

If you want your iidvcrtising to
bring back to you tlio money it coats
and more, May with ii. (livo it tho
sonic altctition that you giro-tho othor
dopuriinonts or your Iilitiillt‘liii. it’ yuuru
in not. a oitc innit busincuo, and you
employ men of cnlibrc lo handlo diffor~
cnl departments, put our of tho some
kind upon your advertising ilcpai'i-
moat-«on a "make good" basis

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WAIT IIEAII TIII8
IF VIII] HAVE
A WEAK IIEAIIT

Now oit'oo iii a whilo the iiict‘cdlblc
coiiieu to pints, ouco. Iii ti u‘hiio tho
timdoi'ii tiili‘uclc flittit‘liiii‘ and wlillo it
Iii with tho tlllittitil caution that tho fol
lowing sitiicuioui Iii tnudo. ilovoi‘tbc
ieiin. couaci'valivoiy speaking. a die
patch tn tho ntorniui: iii-we brings to
our glad oyo lithe information flint
‘ruru uvle' this your» a bot wave—mitt
on its way hero and may be cxpectod
to reach those parlu early in tho \vcoli,
Washington tinys no, on tho nulhord,
0f the Woulbcr Itirt‘t'iihlt'l'b.

Fancy if you can, it piiict- whoro i.
wont oiiiy n IiiilIlIllg null and a but iii
the acute oi l'tlllliul‘i' l'lctiiro ii pluco
whcrc you could actually Iit‘ in ii iiiiui
mock out under tho Il'liiih without
latching your iiotilh! IlliilKilit‘ having
it) go on for it ridc on liio iroiivy to
act cooled oil".

Yoi, golillo rcador, thcso thiititii be.
'I‘hcro IH u plucc wlici'c those thinner
arc dour, and where the Ii‘liillWlil‘iIl)
llil‘i‘lliililli'll'f hue roululorcd too iii tho
HIiliiII‘. And that toniporuturo is com
itig this way.

tiliid iiowu liir ilio woaroru of "tilt
no! il‘illltit‘l‘ii.

Swttli bituiiionn for thuuc who htivo
ulroudy purcbaaod now bathing unite,

iiollabil’ul titiiiiu tor tlioiiu who liiivc
cottages to rent at tho uboro.

'i‘llo torrid zoitc iii now In liliiiiliiittiti
and Triton iuil ii'ti WlilIiIllK north him
until uiul should be hcrc iii titrco or
tour duyn.

'i‘iio wcnlbor bui'oitu liitn found out
Why il‘e no cold. 'i‘ho iiiiuoutioiittbii.
rrlaidity which line (II‘AVI'II on till bitch
to wintor clot bolt in lilll‘IIiiiiI‘fI to "lit
ovciliow flout the snowy and fit-calm:
toiidllloini oi the (Bull Hiicniu dtill "

'i‘ho (lull hilt-nut iitilt uhoiibi
tcpiiiuiiudt-il

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COLLEGE BOWan RACE.

MADISON. Wilt, Juno 4.” All prttpav
ration. have bun completed for tho In-
tercollegiate race bemoan the eight
oat-rd crew» of the univeruitieii of the
platen of Worthington utiil Wieconuili
on Lake Maiidoia here. at 5:30 o‘clock
this afternoon. The race will be over
a throo mile courtio.

The Worthington cavemen arc taller
and hoavlor than them of Wiuconoin
and ciui tnthe championship of the PW
cific coaai.1‘ho Winconalu crow itavr
been iiomowhat handicapped in their
training this uonaoh on account of un-
favorable Weather and roughneae oi
the taken.

This in tho that than a far Woliefh
unlverelty crew has come over to Mad
icon to race. and the result of the con
lost is expected to afford I comparison
of tho strength of Eastern and Worst
H'Ii crown. on WIM‘OIIAIII will row the
crack Eastern crew at i’ouahiiecpeie
later this month.

Mrii. liciiry Turner, of Main street.
Norwallt hue icturned from a recent

 

 

visit with friends In Dahlia?!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Celebrated
Cincinnati
Beer

Funo for purl and
flavor gore than ?i f t y
your.

Order by name.

Keep a we at home.
'Good company. and good
for com any. Phone or
portal on home.

On tale of moat ban
and cafes.

 

Bottled by

Gustav Brooch & Son

WHOLESALE DEALERS
870 Main St. Bridgeport

 

 

Noun onenes'r mutter. '

 

British Territory Continual to Be a
Good Field for American Men.
ulacturon.

\\'.\Siill\‘tl'l‘t).\‘. June It British
loirilo‘ty in tho \rorlti'u itrcuictit l'llili"
hot for Ainorii‘uii manufacturers. in
tho face of tho fact that Grant llritnlti
in Europe's Kri'flllitii iiuiuulucturer and
tho world‘s arcutonl oxtmrtoi‘ of manu-
iiiciui‘c. iioariy Ullfl'IlflII of all tho cx-
.iortod tuiiiiuftictutod products of tho
t'iilloii Stilton noon in ili'lllrlh territory
.lnd toriim iuott- than H third of all the
cxporln lo liioeo liitidii. 'l'hotic innit;
lil‘l' disrlosod in ii eitiitmary conipilod
.iy tlic iiiirciiu of SIRIIRIII'H of the ho
tartiucut of t‘oinincicc and inabui.

IIIIIIiiil toiiilory in Etitopo iii liltiii
took 132 ooh hull of \lllt‘litali nutuufuc
tiitcn; lirillu North [\illt‘ilill. ii? ..000
oou, lirltbih Asia l;i.otitl.0llu and oven
ilrilt’ah Ait‘icii look 7.tillti.tiii0. Iiulilnit
tho oluliuilou down to reunite, thou.
ti'l‘t'lii liriialu buys it) per cont. of all
Aniorlcan Iiiflillilfll‘lill‘t‘h soul to En
ropo; lit: pcr rout. of all lhono cxporicd
on the North Aiiiorican continual; one
per cool or those to South .\Illt‘rl(‘ii.
74 per coiil.'of llioeo in Oceania. and
till por rout. of all nont to Auto. lirltiiib
torrttory llivlt Is it pi‘i-lly good t‘iiliiii)
iuor. All in all, it liougbt. 27ii.lltlil.lititl
of Yankee goodii in I‘Jliii,

And witch all the inuuulalturos it.
accounted for. iliero are the uiimnui:
IiII'llil‘t'lI pi'iiduclii of tho l’tiitcd Stall:
to bc conuldorod. iiiid IIi‘IiIhIl II'I'I'IIUI‘
liiIN‘fl iii pcr cool of iboao

HELD BY TAR ON WHICH HE
CLEPT

New York Lad Enjoyed Sluts on Roof
—- Loot Hair and Clothes and Hard
Spanking u Result.

NEW YORK him i.- Frauclu l‘loury
it could your old ucliool boy. pitiyod
ruliui youioi'dny iiiid nought tiiniteo
luont, unto from IlIiI itiittllor'ii night on
iic root, llc stroll-bod hiuiuoif on IIIH
liiit‘k liniI noun foil tinloi-p, Lalo to
day he owokc to find Iiililtil'II lunch
liltil.

Tho roof had boon frcttlily ciivci‘oil
with tar and Francis wan glut-d light,
I'IIIIHI'I‘H, cunt and hair. ilo could hm

:liI)’ IlIii volt-o and bin loan but be iiiIl'iI
item no vIutiroi'uiy that ho unitinioiioii
tolp.

it won uocciiiinry to out off the hide
hair and but victim to froo liiin Iil
lliuumt ondeii tho day' it ullliliu with a

iplpltinii

JEFFHIIB TOOK A DAY OF’F.

lion LOMONii. (int. Julie l.~~lt wile
at Jun (:orbult's inspection that Jim
leffrioii took a day off yeiiterdiiy. Cor
hull IIBI‘mI to lie the governing voice
in the training operationa now and flit
tie is believed to have connected .ir-f
lrieu to lay off it hit all along the lino.
no attention: work by .lelfrleii in look-
ed for in the near future. Corbett he-
iievel Jeffrioii lit tut titronit an to neces
sary. and that he will be far better off
with light. actentllic exercise than with
the rough toctlce he has but indulging
n of late. Speed and cleverness iii Cor
bott.’ a slogan. and that I! expected to
be the watchward with .letfrien from
now on. Jeffrieii iii scheduled to box
today and Sunday for the benefit of
camp vlaltorti. Corbett himself iii not
ready. be can, for any serious glove
work. He freely admits that he in not
{at in condition for boxing with Jef-
r en.

linen-~—

 

A bit of paprika iii an improvement
to the cheese with which you are 30‘
in; to spread iinndwlcbel.

 

 

 

 

A . From 7.; Until
10 o’Clock

 

 

 

“Tea” Aprons

Made of lino White
with ruiflc and pectin-t:
iy cold at 35c.

Tonight [2 LI

lawn.
regular-

 

Hosc Supporters

"lioolmn" Hone Supporters, I
strape. extra wide Webbing. in
white black pink and blue: 25c

dualil \'
Tonight 19c

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MRS. NEWKIRK’ 8 CONCERT

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The New York Munical Courier Malta:
3 Complimentary Comment.

Now York Mlluit‘lI l‘oitricr in
he issue of .iiitto 1, hat the following
helm» at .\lr.~‘_ Nouiiirkn rocont coir
l‘i'iI pitch iii Now Voila:

‘A pupiix‘ contort at ten
o’clock‘ This actually bnppotiod Tiioio
duy t'it‘liiiiu of iuiit \u-vk, when Lil-
Itnii Shoruood-N‘cuitiri. pleat-hind a
tiuiubor of pupils and lilo l’upilii' (‘bo~z
rue t‘lub at a coliccit in the Myrtlo'
liooin of tho. \i‘aidorhhslorla. The
final monitor, an a fact, was noun a low
iiioiuoniii bolero the town cioclio struck
ion. The proarnm Wits delightful and
It was given with Ulldifllfly and order
of the higher tired profonloiial con-
ccrln 'l‘ltoro Wow it oncorcii, and the
loiichor was not obliged to make u ain-
izio chuiigo iii the published program.
.\n flow was WINIG'II iti tiiiololni bow-
iiius and Mimi, botwocu urcourooiu and
platform A ltttlo utlor ti:li'i Mrn Now-
ititit and all bor pupiiit took their
iictllii on tho ulnar. tho oiiltitelu roiiiiiti-
iui: their chairs after they had mint:
.it-sidcs bring a nipping: todt‘hor of run-
tbility. .‘ilri: Ni-ukirii posiipiuica orocit
'lic force iihd oxiptiiiiie into iii no
running ovouts of lliiii I'liliii. Plni'ohco
Altsilill. lilo t‘t‘ilit‘ci‘l \‘iltllllltii. lithiuft‘ii
.llo BIiiKt‘l‘H iil thi- protiratu The tone
iiiiillty iii liic choriiii from "Failed" in-
diculod that a front was in alou- for
no flllliltiiitl’, It with bountiful. retin-
od iiingiuu and above all. diucliisod
but the limiting bad boon thorough.
'i‘bo oxcotpt from "I‘nii'iil" wan aunt:
‘o tho piano :tccoiupnninu-til played by
Mrs. t‘bimtor Sollocii. and of coureo
\lrs. Nttti'liii‘k dirortod. The German
tour: which lollowod wan limit it oapci-
ii. and boic lhoro was still iitoro ml
tom-on of artistic trnlulua. Alice
«inllb. who iiiIIlR tho "ltoiolco liroutly."
lioiu "’l‘bo Monuiali.” and later a group
it conga in German and Engiioh, did
iIltiI’l' to relaunch tho ability of hot
tonchor. Mina Smith has it chariuiua
Mich and ii whining slain- presence.
but it was her vocalization iii the
llutidol aria which appealcd to the
‘i’Ilii'fII. This: young iiiiigcr ehould cit-
‘tiilIt‘llf‘t‘ no ditilcuity in accurlutt cit-
tiiuoiiicntu. tiraco iliirneii. anothor
young tiluiior. with it voice of warm
iiul I) nipathotlr tlinhro. delighted and
uovoil hor IIflli‘litll‘ti by nor littorpre-
Union of tho Schubert and Galloway
moan. Mro. Nowiilrii pliiycii tho ac-
‘UIIlltfllllllit‘liIa for Miss lluruen and
\thl for tho next nololiil. Mary “muddy,
who liiiii a lowly voice of hoiltillte lllliil'
Hy. iind hor pinning wait iiiimteotlvo of
utiuulhlng niittoiic in tho familiar hon
‘f'iillf' front (iodard'e ".locoiyu." buoy
tray iii blended with a rich coiiirallo
colon and in addition to A line voice.
it-otniod general admiration by Iitii‘
'ionutifiil oitiiucatioh. This was eti-
ioclaiiy marked in thy. aria from "ii'lib
tau" Minn Auntin wan accompanied
ay her tiliitor. lior number: nave pan
lciiiar pleniiuro and that lit Wbei lili-
iaily intuit bc said of titiii gifted artiiii.
tho bait inantcrod technical iiillicultloa,
ind her playing now amends the high
1r and more soulful realms of Ililllit‘ll
’nterproiiitloini. The other number:
then by tho cboriiii added much to the
'tlght'! enjoyment and instruction. The
trriinitenieut of Ethoibert Nevin'it
‘iinimry" watt exceptionally impres-
.lvo Flow ere Wore promoted to hint.
\owklrk and several of her pupliti.
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BODY HICOVIRED PROM RIVIR.

MIDDLETOWN. June t.-The body
of Hintmar larron. or New Britain.
who wait drowned on Willow inland. in
the Connecticut river hot-o. willie flitti-
ing tut Entiirday niuht. was recover—t
ed there yesterday morning. The body
was badly decomposed. Larson louver
ti widow and three children in New
Britain.

Till!

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After manning the hands at nllhl
with alive or wool. almond oil a prac-
tice every middlaonod woman should
adopt before her hand-b0 begin to fade.

 

 

 

rub off the Ilipemiioilll oil with a cloth
but do not wnh them until next moo,
int.

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Read the items carefully, as' each one guides you
to most Extraordinary Opportunities

for Saving Money

Turbans

Not covercd Wire iialr Tut‘-
bane; regularly sold at film.

Tonight 1%

 

Gloves

Idiliit‘il' 2~ciaup Lieie Glows,
iii black. tau and grcy; 25c qual-
ity.

 

Tonight 19c

 

THE BOSTON STO

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YALE MEETS PRlNCETON.
First of the Championahlp Ball Gained
Played This Afternoon.

NEW HAVEN. Juno A.-~Ylilo painted
from preliminary games to the chain-
pionsbip baecliail nericu today, when
lilo bloc moi Princeton on Talc Filed.
'l‘iicro won much trepidation among
tho followers of \‘ulo owing to the cr-
ralic playing of the iiltic throughout
the spring, Individually tin.I men
have shown good idiot, but he a lvfllll
they haw xono, down to dofoal litany
llilli't‘. Ilt‘d in guinea which tltoy were
oxpot-lcd to win with WHO and than
non sumo guinea iii easy liinliiou. 0n
the other hand. l‘rlncoion comci-i bore
\tith IIlf} immuni- of having beaten
twice Harvard and with a good airing
of \‘Ifllorifll to make the men liouyaul
iii spirits. The championship lice bc~
[\H‘t'u l'i‘incotoii and Yale unless tho
uiiciipoctcd happonn wherein i’riiicoton
inlls lwforo tho. blur and tho luttor Iii
dolontod by tho. t‘riinuon. ’i‘lio l'rinco
ton game here nIWiiyn takes on it social
ntipocl. Today the fIilIt' oi tickola lhdl-
ram. iiii audicnco or upwards of lit‘i‘ttli
thousand. i'lay will be called at :i
n't‘Iut‘Ii.

liuttina enter:

I’l'liii't‘lilll'”~l'IflIIIll. l i;
licoti, an; Warwick, Lib,
Dawson. c; t‘iiiiiiighniti.
\Vhilc. 3h. Woodie. p.

Ynlh——Bdtiiier, cl; i‘urt-y, rf; louaii.
lib. Murphy, lb; (‘nrhurb c; Macintyi'i
:ii; Morriii. int, Stow-nu. it. “l‘oininoru
p.

l'uipirrth-ltcruburg on pitching; Ad
aiuii on bust-u.

 

liargc.
Sit-i l't‘l .
cl . 8.

rl;
Hi;
It.

AN AERIAL LIGHTHOUSE“

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Hu Boon Erector! at Spludlu. Gor-
m-ny, for Guidance of Airshipo.
\‘i‘ASllthlTUN. .iituo lwAn ucrlui

iiahthouiie {or IIlt' guidance of the sky.

pilots may iii pi't‘lit'nl sound fantastic.
but tho nciciicc of aerial navigation.

Iiilti piogrounud to such an extent that

already the hood for such a atructure

litiii boon fell and the tint of such
works of tho wui‘ld'u pronoun tilting
how lilies ban boon supplied by the or-
ocilou of an aerial Ilfiliilioilli.‘ iii ticP
liliiii)‘. .

Al Sputtduu, in l’rtniiiiti. where the
oxpcrimcnin of tho IIttl‘illiili war oth-
cbilu with uortui craft are largely con:
ducted and nurture! flights are IIICI‘BIIB‘
burly i’roqucut, this peculiar beacon
fur aerial guidance has been erected
and in now in full capacity. ucordint;
to no oiliclai report to the State lie
pertinent from Conant Norton at liliuin
hill.

The lighthouue iii comparatively
tilutpio in its (‘0IIhITiIt‘IIOII. coil-lining
only or an clovnlod support on whch
route. in a horizontal position. a wood‘
on ring of considerable diameter. This
ring iii equipped with till powerful elec-
tric Iifllilti and an automatic orriiniw
motif for interrupting the alumni and
ingttldt liilertaia for a abort period
'l‘ he location of Hpaitdau than lti clear
iy indicated to the traveler paella; ov-
er the place.

While this device answer: admirably
for the pectin of «module during the
night it in or little or no one durlnp,r
“iii. For iiucb contingencieii it will be
noceiiiiary to liintiill a airen or ellnilar
apparatus.

W-'

HOTEL CLIRKI MEET.

nouvna. Colo.,.luao AficTIio Nir
tlonoi Hotel Cleric I Aorociatlon in con-
ventlou here today. decided to chance
the name of the orualnti n to tho
'oroetorii of America.” out of the
dly wait spent in adopting it new con.
otltutlon and bydwa. 8t. hauls has
entered the race against Bun Francisco
for the noitt meeting place.

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Thoue who havn creased the ocean
many times and naturally tend to real
slaitnsiui Would seem to be loud aua
thorny for the treatment that dieting
for a few dayil before riiartihs Iii a
good preparation if one would enioy
the voyage on deck. Drop ihuah melt.
and sweets.

 

 

 

EATUR‘DAY. JUNE 4. i910 ‘

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Bettveen the Hours
of 7 and 10 o ’cIOck

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

Ladies’iVests

Ludieu' itlbbed Summer Vests,
low nook, ulecvoloes; value
12 i-2c.

Tonight 10c

Handkerchiefs

Ladioii' Linen Handkerchiefs.
trimmed with lace or otnbrold-
cry; rcgiilur price 12 l>2c each.

Tonight 9c

 

 
 

l

Men’s‘Coliars

Mott‘s Litton Collars. all styles

 
 
 

9
Boys Pants
Boyii‘ School Pants, light and
dark coiot‘u, sizes 4 to in years;

regular prices 500 and 59c.

Tonight 39c

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and sizes; rcgular the value.

Tonight 9c

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOTTLED

BOTTLED
i BEERS

If You Are a...
a Lover of Beers

Perhaps some of these good kinds will appeal to you. We sell
at Wholesale Prices and deliver to all parts of town.

Schlitz Milwaukee Beer
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Anheueer Busch Beer
Budweiser Beer
Rochester Rienzi Beer

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Bailentine’s Export Beer
Wurzburgcr Beer

B. & W. Imperial Beer

Pic] Bros.‘ Dortmunder Beer

George Ehrct's Popular Beer, case 24 bottles. $1.15.
All the Leading Brands Bottled Ales.

 

A. F. Beckmann & Co.

83 and 85 Washington St.

Phone 440. South Norwaik

 

 

Ben Hut Flour, hag, 800; bbl., $6. 35

 

flood Egan, por do: ........ .. ..... 25c1i-iome Spiniich pk ................ 19o
Strictly i‘ronh l-J irgii do: ........... 32c 25c can Lunch Tongue ............ 20o
(told Modal Milk can ............. 10c she can 3. its .(‘bicken ........... 420
'l cans Corn .................... .25c 3 cans Pena ................ . ..... 256
:i ratio Tomatoes ........ i ......... 25c . lloine IA‘HIII'I‘ .................... 5c

Now Potatoce at a low prlco Radiation Wax Brain; Rhubarb Cucumbcra
and Stimuubciriee

UNITED GROCERY C0.

 

 

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Very Best Creamery Butter. a pound - - - - 32c
25 pounds Best Gran. Sugar. cloth sack - - - $1.35
Wmanted Eggs. ti dozen - . - -- - - 25c
Pare Lard.iipound - . - - - - - 17c

 

The Great A&P Tea Company

124 WAIHINGTON or. sou-m uonwux.
Deliveries 3:30 a. m. and 2th) p. m.

FREE DILIVIRV. TEL N0. 909

REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERATORS

Refrigerators

We have them all the my down the line from the largest and
beat to the emotion and least expensive. Look them over now while
the line iii complete. 1

The A. .I. Angevine 8: Son Co.

rag-136 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

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