' craves more:
Vi -Pres
N'I‘ARD. Secretary
new “will.“ m
no
'lo“ §§
owl‘s}!
figment)” ,
n. m gnwson
H sum
N8 ART!
on!
loose Department
ranch Dido‘s. Nomlk
W: itor's lie sldshoo ,
ty ldltor’a Residence
“I will“!!!
, 3 ea serpent has not yet been
pod. though the man- eating
‘ ' ‘ tire busy. even It not very near
(instructors. While it. Goblet. an
n Pullman conductor was both
“33 hursday at labarra Mexico. he
ttaslted by a big sheik that bit
. his legs partly In two. before he
3, Id get into shallow water. The In-
red man was taken to a hospital.
lit to an Inglorious fate thut tails
the lot of the Shenandoah. the last
an biggest of the American wooden
clipper ships. Last night when she
liar last voyage in all her glory Now
barge. She made a record from San
‘ A'Frdnclsco fifteen years ago.
—-—-—---O--—----
It looks as If the
African hunter is seeking ammunition
' with which to bring down more game
r.-
i
a...
in New York. There to some game 1‘
more with hide on them like a rhI-'
A ‘WI. says the New llritain Her-
, .s e. , ,
1 ~———-———4——~————~
“Another cvldenco of Japanese prog-
ress. The Japanese Christians hare
declared that they do not need foreign
‘ missionaries any longer, being strong
Waugh in numbers to carry on their.
work illeniseiies.
_._... 1......
A Yul-.k l’cnus3',lvnnin man who do-
”diam that a hail sioile weighing lifty
pounds fell In his garden, has the Win-
sted newnpapel correspondent lashed
too mast and shouting for help.
_........____ O—
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
I
~—-—v-—
Monday. July 26. 1900.
s
A survey made at the South Norwallt
electric works showed that the plant
did not encroach on property of Albert
ll. Pohimnn. it being shown that land
Hr. _P0illililm lost was apparently tak-
dn In the widening of Spring street.
in he state, died In Greenwich.
w......— ._.. .cw...‘
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
.--~r
There power was a congreiui ad-
journed that the Democrats did not
go home full of hope. believing that
the next round would be theirs.”
Bridgeport Telegram.
Wile illington. the actress. who
onibtho stage to darn socks. has be-
my cheering.
’ CAN YOU MAKE YOUR ADVERTIS-
rrlved in New Yoxk, she completed -
she .ls to be converted Into a cosl f
.;._~‘..fGovernor Hughes has been invited
* rto‘Sagamore Hill.
pneumatic he thought u was run
ohrluhi 3. . This is suggestive. not to
flWW
' lsiitlriiiiiiii mil
~ w ill“) lNTlRlITINGl
ways tell their prospectiye customers
that trimmedlate results from adver-
tising are not overwhelming.
Thurman truthfully say that advert
tisiug continually. intelligently and
persistently is bound to pay. ‘
An occasional advertisement run in
newspapers or magazines rarely brings
meatistsctorymtum
u The mall like tail to make their oil-
vortlslng pay are those who do not
‘go at it with a determination to keep
it“ It until It succeeds".
. or course there are‘aceldents and ex-
ceptluns. but we are talking of the
general rule.
No man should think oi starting
an advertising campaign without hav-
ing fully made up his mind that he will
continue it for a year. at least.
The advertisements need not neces-
sarily be large. but they must say
something worth saying—they must at
least warrant the expense of the space
they occupy.
if your stock or your merchandise
has nothing of sutllclent Interest about
‘it to warrant the use ct valuable news-
paper space—~don't, In the name at
good common some. adVertlIo it at all.
And it such is the case. why sell
such atufl?
Wouldn‘t It be more enjoyable busi-
ness to stock up with goods which
;really have some interesting phase?
Personally. we do not believe there
is any line of goods but has in one
way or another an interesting side to
it~—~an advertising story that Is worth
the telling.
i
”4......”
STERLING—NIOKIROON.
Wedding Ceremony This Afternoon at
the Home at the Irido.
There will be it pretty homo wedding
this afternoon. when Miss Elsie Nick-
'erson, will become the bride of Harry
Lincoln Sterling. The ceremony will
i-flilas Derby. the oldest stage driver.
'tnlieplace at the home of bride's par
llelilfl in lleldeu avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
i George K Nickerson Both young peo
ple have many friends III Norwalk and
‘, South Norwslk who hear or the mar-
hinge with pleasure '
Mr. Sterling. who lives lll High
iLstreei. Norwnlli. Iii employed by the
1 Andrew ltadei Oyster Company at 168
! Washington street. and is the pass so-
! loist in the News": Methodist church.
Miss Nickcrson has been employed iin-
lll recently in the allies of the Con-
necticut Company In South Main
street.
The wedding ceremony will take
place at 3:30 o‘clock this aiternoon
and Rev. Frank David 'l‘orrey. pastor
or the Norwelk Methodist church. will
odlciale. Only the relatives 0! the
young people will be present.
ARE THI OUROINTO FRI! TRAD-
Illa?
There are a good, many critics of
the Payne law who have. In the past
at least. asserted their loyalty to the
doctrine of protection but who are
now arguing item a standpoint which
strikingly suggest that they have
abandoned entirely the policy of pro-
m tired of domestic life. and will
innit-n to the foolllghis.
t socks {or a few weeks—-
ton 'I‘ribune-Republicsn.
. I +-
It Harvard student who declares
.dian lire on a dollar a week. must
forgot there are
.wilouston Post.
More or the postal card have
to explain why
or
«Boston Transcript.
Ms.
gr
Well. it this‘
her keeps up her family can. do'
laws against ‘
Europe has a
1 card on which it Is possible to
”Q...
are statesman who rs willing .
this people have an thing they
got away with thCmIIlVII.-(l|llu
wt»-
., you it will cost “00.000 to
the Was. it cost a great deal
than that to sink here-«fisheries.
section for American industries. 'l‘lieiiu
assert that the Payne tariff ls higher
than the l‘llngloy illl'lll and. therefore.
is essentially, instead of presumptive
iy. evil. Such a standpoint may be
logical from the position of a free lra
“a protectionist?
docismiion that the will
Payne law Impasse higher duties.
shown that the
)l‘. Gladstone stumped boo higher than illoglsy ashes their claim
‘ molt stun-us can be or m sins no false
its. also stumps law by protoctloulslstoshington
Should NW York'l‘i‘ilrillie. ‘
sits!“
, "Nam
Advertising men who are Wise ill-l
ill”, but is It so from the position of
No criticism has
been heard from Republicans. be they
regular or insurgent. oi. the platform
Illould
equal the di’dereneo In that cost at
production here and abroad. It. thoro-
lors, the Payne tarlii equals that all.
forouce there should be. no criticism
from protectionism. even though the
II
from a protection standpoint. that the
that essentials to ascertain beyond
porsdvsnstiro limo relative hosts and
to establish the diners-nee its the guide
to thasinoiini or duty required. And
that is precisely what tile president is
oddesvoring to is. 0! course it Iii
Payne duties lust
«not that m and still are
' “boss that man possess any soak
he don‘t overs our '
good'hnmored rattler?“ wb
aiding in the class will It _
clever and mails her bequss
members of the class to lollow
The ubitus’ry notice was skilllully
handled by ilsry David's. while the in.
cool to' School Dicticnsrr. written by
the girls of the class. elicited much
hearty applause.
The vocal and instrumentsl numbers-
were also very creditably rendered. as
were else the rocitntions. _
Rev. W W. Gillies' address. which
was given in his. usual happy manner. ‘
was both Interesting and instructive to
the greduatea.
The presentation of diplomas follow-
ed when Supervisor George II: Thomp-
son, with a low remarks, presented
them to the graduates.
immediately following the presentv
title or diplomas a handsome cut glass
dish. a gilt or the class. was presented
to Mlsil A. Nobel“ Prye‘r.‘ the teacher.
whoresponded with well chosen and
elective remarks In appreciation of
the gift. The exercises closed with
l
i“
tuneoi' Auld Lang Syne:
Class song.
From nineteen~teii our path diverge.
And through life's surging crowds.
We’ll wand our way by “diverse paths,
Sunlit or bid by clouds.
But what so o'er our lot may be.
Wild e'er may be our and,
We'll fondly turn with loving thoughts
To the class of nineteen-ten.
Chorus:
To the class of
melee.
To the class of illneiccn‘idn.
We‘ll loudly turn with loving thdugliis
1b the class of nineteen-ion.
“Not at the top. but ciiiliblng."
is the motto we have chose.
And may ll prove a guiding star.
To us until life's close.
May It inspire us all through Iilc.
And victory give us then.
To the pupils at the grammar school,
0! the class of nineteen-ten.
Chorus.
Our colors red and while entwined.
Upon our breasts we'll wear,
And loving thoughts lorevor green.
For teachers we shall bear.
”l‘ls ours to prove their work well
‘10an
‘Tis ours to show to men.
'l'hat we’ve brains and grit that ne'er
will quit.
in the class or nineteen‘ton.
nineteenden, ’ class
Chorus for last verse:
in the class of nineteen-ten. class-
males.
In the class of nineteenden.
That we’ve brains and grit that ne'er
will quit.
in the class oi nineteen-ten.
Following Is the list of graduates:
Lillian May Anderson. Clara Issues
Anderson. Janette Muriel Beau. An-
drew Bloomqulsi. Gladys Bartram.
Alice Edna Bishop. Gertrude Josephine
Campbell. Dorothy li‘l‘ltlt‘ea Cmsby.
George Vincent Collins. Ralph Van
Ilouten Campbell, Albert [Align Dunn.
Mary Elisabeth ilevlnu, lsabel Ellen
Damon, Rachael Vivian Fielding.
Vera Edna Rancher. Alice Caroline
Jacobson. Howard Edward Mood. blah
gory Catherine Menu-molt. Wallace
Edmund Palmer.
Song—~Mounlsin Mald‘s invitation.
Recitation—"School Master's Gncslii.
Julia Havllcli.
Vocal Duetwliurmurlng Bea.
Gertrude Van Coevering and Edith
Warm.
Class Prophecy.
Leigh Dunn.
Piano Diieiwlilcycle Race,
Gladys Bartram and host Bean.
ltecilatlonwltaile bee and Willis
Gray.
. Alice Bishop.
sequel in Webster's School Dictionary.
By the Girls of the Class. Road by
Gertrude Campbell.
’l‘roa.
Muslim—Railroad tlrosslns.
Ralph Campbell.
Obituary Notice.
, Ital-y Davina.
Vocal dole-33min its Today.
Gertrude Van 'Coovoriag. “
Class Will.
Ray Holding.
Plano WVOlN lilo” m
Vera nastier.
Address. ‘
it» w. w. on“.
l'rssoststion of Diplomas.
. by Prillolpol doom 8. brooms
arms school. Insulin.
the following class song, sung to the
ileug-«Ilwinglng 'Nostli the Old Apple *
Um
‘ ”Glilldr‘en's Hats
Our entire stock at Children's
itesdy-lor-wear Huts. a various
assortment of styles. TONIGHT
til. 98 Values st
CW Gloves
Women's 2«clasp Washable
Ghamolsette Gloves. natural col-
or only: regularly 50c pair. T0-
$2.79 NIGHT
75 Vi .
c 5‘02." at 39c
. Men’s Combination Suits
Men's‘Ribbed Combination Suits.
short sleeve. ankle length. sizes
ll to so. apedw- Tumour
50c
. . ’ ‘ ' ,
Ladies . Hose
, Lsdies’, Lisle l-ld's’e in all colors;
regular 25c quality: TONIGHT
‘l9cpr
A Time of Great Values
Snoring no energy to make each day of importance to you in the way of economy
Dutch Collars
An excellent assortment 0t Lace
Dutch Collars In many pretty de—
signs: regular price 39c. T0-
NIGH'I‘ [your choice)
._,\39c~
rd
Croquet Sets
the" Croquet Sets. regular price
79c. TONIGHT
19c
Shields ’
Women's Shrit Waist Shields.
double covered. sizes l._2 and 3.
Special TONIGHT
Bcpr
Toilet Paper
Fine quality tissue, roll or pack-
age; usually be each. k'l‘ONlGil'l‘
58c
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L
hating exercises of the large class
who will nearly all added the Norwslk
High school In the tall rte preheat
that was given was a very line one. and
was greatly appreciated by all who
were present. The on it who their
part were well prepared and pulled
very creditsbly. .
American liege and various colored
mun Petrosie.
Sousa-"Pandas." Room i:
"The True Story of Little Boy lilac,"
Florence Oswald.
‘ Each Was anlous." Alice llarber.
Plano Selection. Dorothy idly.
"Dolly Will Not Learn." Florence Os
wold ‘
"Just New lies the tiny tor Me,':
Grace Darla.
"Uncle Waller Told Me So." Sabina
hunting adorneqslihe ceiling and side ahay.
walls. Patriotism was everywhere "3% My Birdie'l Nest.“ “"de “Mk
apparent In the: decorations. .. ”r" ..
The presentation of the diplomas '13:"!ng Settlers Story. Clarence
was made by Rev. Louis ii. Howell. pas-
tor of St Paul‘s ohm and he gave
an Interesting and Motive talk to
the class. which Is composed cl Ili'
teen pupils. Theraret‘ Clarence (‘sr-
ver. Clara Clarke. Ella Outline. Edrena
Daniels. lielen Pagan. Charles lay-eel.
Gouda Gandrup. Elisabeth Jackson.
.lamcs Ellie. Lora Klngslanll. William
Kruscii. Iii-tilts Moeban. Spencer lil-
drr. Frances Stsnnsrd. Winitred Wil-
"l Vundcr Vy " Allen Gram
Song- "Goodbye.” Girls or Room ll.
"000d Bye " Ruth Gregory
Modulation of mpiomas.
soloist one two. *
iiiii “Blind $4.000
mini iii tuiii. iiiiss
(ConUmied From First Page.)
A
llama. moment the third highwayman seised
Th” “MM" comprised the “’0' the bait oi money. Landregan fell dead.
““m‘ Carroll also fell, wounded several
Piano Solo llelmor Christensen. times. He w” rushed to die Lo'lln
llrcitation~~”'l‘lio “Ind and the Moon," Hospital. but died immediately after
Elisabeth Jackson.
i-lsssw'i'he Christ of the Andes. Ella
Corliss
l-‘rom Lincoln is Second inaugural Ad-
dress. Class.
Chorusm‘flut on the Deep" ilmhri.
Grades VI VII and VIII.
Rocitatlon~"The Ride of Jennie lilo
Neal." hora Kingsiand.
Glass Prophecy. lialden (turnow.
Esssy~"Norwslli u it Wu and Is."
Spencer Rider. .
Recitation-“Au Order for a Picture."
Bertha Buttery.
t‘liorus«~"l:lang oi the Force“
neyl. Grades VI. VII and Vii.
Address to Graduates and Presents
don of Diplomas. Ilev. L It. Howell.
'l‘rio-"Poliy Prim" lilenryl. piano.
that and second mandolins. Winilred
Williams. Laura Meohan. Bertha
Neelian. ‘
NORTH OINTIR IOHOOL.
mucus——
his arrival there.
instantly all was contusion on the
street, which is in the busiest part of
the city. with shoe iacioriea on all
sides. Operatives rushed to the vino
down and doors. Hammers and other
icois were hurled at the three men as
they dashed up Oxford street with the
bag of money. but the missiles did not
seriously Iniurc the fugitives.
iRod- was within Iii toot oi the spot when
the murder occurred.
“I thought It was an early Fourth of
July celebration when I heard the
shots." said Connors. "I‘luinpod down
from my cart. and when i saw what
had happened I surged toward the
oi the men pointed hisirevolver at me
and pulled the trigger. There was no
shot. however. I suppose the revolver
had been emptied by the other shots.
The men then ran all and I lost sight
of them."
Gophers said he was sure he could
identify the blgbwaymsn it he saw
them again. a
As the highwaymen see through 01-
i‘ord. iludum and Liberty streets. and
turned into Iss0! street. they caught
sight cl a horse. hold by a man In
Large Gathering at the heroine Hold
Yesterday Afternoon.
No loss pleasing than the above or»
ercisss were those giv In the North
(lent-t schoolysslord afternoon at
2:15 o'clock. Flags and Ilowors coin-
possd the decorations. making a very
unity appearance. There were a great
many oi the parents and friends at the
pupils present and the following pro
state was given:
dongw'dirightlynurighdy.” lehooi.
“The Very First loosen." florid Faber.
Harold Button. .,
”Why noon Didn't WA.”
(l-rosorr
. Plano Selection ~Cbarlle Mimi.
“Whose Girl Am it“ led Blake.
"Ono Tito. Three.” iii no Gregory.
moi, JIIIO." mt
"Sell, or be Npisbor ’l‘wo” Illi-
. dud
. "'fli heal .".lohn Campbell.
. ‘Pagslfi m: tboWorld." lion-
llentil. nos
worth m
“NOIlWi .
aim"
;l Elma,
Whom WW Philip nor-I.
tuna.
”bias Very bad spoiling.” hereto!
Helen
bridle but as bliss dither screamed be
dropped it and ran. with the others.
All three then rushed through Hodd
Terrace and gained 'thb heights ol‘
lillh Rock.
A great crowd was in pursuit by this
titan. although every one had been
mwmmiflMMmflesMk
‘Qllli'isl
reached liigli lieu. tbs‘ time use
were newline in sight. but slim
mosey, mm shout. was round in
abundance. no men evidently had
dibpold alldila silver min the bag is
order to more choir Whilst hail
”WWI in has rate my:
renown—sum item
John Connors. driver 0! a boat team.
men with my whip III my hand. One ,
trust or the residence at bliss Bessie"
slam WIND the m Add cities”;
BO TON STORE
Specials for Saturday
EXTRA rancv new POTATOES. per pack ....................... 19c
EXTRA LARGE HOME GREEN PEAS. per pack ............... 40 and 45:.-
HOME GROWN BEETS. largo bunches ................................ 5c
Hothouse Cucumbers, Home hettuce. G
Rhubab, Strawberriesxand Plneappiea.
reen Onions. Wax Ileana. Tomatoes.
We slice Smoked Beef and Ham.
UNITED GROCERY co.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
PHONE 143.
Q ‘ Extra Specials
The Demand for our
Standard 25c Coffee
lies been unprecedented
Have you tried it.
ltisatrest
The. Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAOHINOTON OT" OOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Dollvorlu 8:30 ‘I.
particular.
O
.s ......
Magnolia Irand Milk. can
320. ib.-Butter- 320 lb.
Nico. freahyswect Creamery Butter. The klnd‘thntsatlsliesthe most
You may best the price. but not the quality.
Very lost New Potatoes (not seconds). luck ...... .. . . .. ........ 25:
Walter Baker's or Bookmann's Cocos. can ........... . ..... . ...... 190
III. I. Can Baronet Biscuit, package .
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A rebate 0! 300 per doaen on Clicquot bottles when returned
susqssusw
.uus-aIu...IIsIsI..
does started on their mm they threab
stop thorn.
Air. androgen mi about lit years
of age. an'ii leaves a totally. The firm
or Welsh and medians. oi which its
was a member. operates one or the
largest shds tacmriss in the stats. on»
plotting nearly one thousand persons.
One oi the robbers. said to be Abba
Anson. or in host ind street. New
York. was shot and killed.
W
“That man is always snsious to get:
into the spotlight." said tho observant
unison”
i
A. F. Beck'mann 81m Co.
83- 85 Wuhlugtoh Sh. So. Norwalk
sued to shout any snowed tried to --
‘I‘HI IHIOI'O TIOUILII.
it was tho servant's day out. had
the young bride was doing her best
hurry along the dinner she was trying
to cost. no assume. tired of
unions. hustled into the kitchen Alli!
“Vail know, in!“ be lite tor
theatre it you don‘t hurry dllfllfi"
. "Well” sighed tile brido
know what's the matter. hotness
coitus grins simply won't: boil suit.
and as for the res» worm ‘
boiling at least. two hours. and they’re
still as hard as our" ‘ V
but the dinner on concluded at
“stand then. the young budhsadd .7
dist“ ill! mutant line his silk list. . .
_. osel'albis‘ii his title. “you said
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W A lrdhios. you know. so i
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