”1110 BEllTlllEl.
u. ldltor and Proprietor
IONIC DIRECTORY.
- WON Lodge, No. 108,1“. and A. M.
”1.! in Masonic ’Buildlng, South
I111 Iii-root. lot and lid Tuesday of
,rnrouth—July and August e:-
tetra-at 8 o'clock All Mentor
"one cordially invited. Reed
Flynn, W. M. Robert M Wilcox.
heater. N0. 38. R. A. M.
“in Masonic Building. South
at, an and «tn Tuesdays of
nth-«July and August ex-
t 8 o’.cloclr All Royal ‘Arcli
ordially invited. William 11.
3111111 B. P. ltobert M. Wilcox.
Association
EMORY STEVENS President
Imminu Vice- President
NTAHD, Secretary
COB ETT. 'i‘reaeurer
Executhe Committee
‘ Faoe'r
I! WALDR’JN
8 E. JENNINGS
Mo MAHON
' aervrmEL TELEPHONE
Branch Office. Norwaik
. wldlior'e Residence
.h TELEPHONE GROWTH
~ New York's population has increas-
‘ed forty per cent. in the last ten
ears but the number of telephones in
so has increased 700 per cent. and
W there are 311,195 telephones in
anhattan and the Bronx. one to ov.
‘ry twelve people.
J This la a Wonderful growth for any
commodity to make and indicates that
he telephone its fast getting into the
Mic! the things which are regarded
in necessities of life. It is but half
generation ago that the telephone
Wan considered in the light of a lux-
mail but business cll‘clou, but
‘rw‘lt is in the homes or meet busi-
ii men and professional men and
ow to get along without it is a great
[lie to most people who have ever
u able to afford its conveniences
" even a limited period.
"There is a leeson to he considered
f these figures and it should not he
‘ “night of when the legislature 11ers
y to consider a public utilities
HI'itlialiioir. Connecticut's telephonr
stem in growing on well an that oi
W York city and it is now one of
local. important or the state s pub-
ae-rvlce corporations, if not second
"importance. On account. of the
ency of the telephone eyeteme in
_ itles to gradually merge Connec-
‘1. should he wideawakc to the no-
iiy of keeping the present em-
01- the union up to the high
billiard and of obtaining for the
Millie rates as the 11101101,»
We. in the near future all
out Will regard the telephone
‘ "‘ecaaaity on account of no
sea in the manner of liv
that. day comes the
hula firibunai to turn to
rd Mr treatment and fair
. public service earn.
as Iri11%iilailre there advantaged.
MW
chaotic? Favour TAX.
' mountain or Bridlepol'i.
voi' levying. a state tax
' cilia! pad towns. to atone tor
nee in the manage-
This
item. myoru' Antonia
hallo“.
re rile Polar.
m tried to toast
all: “they exploded
‘ 1 some furore in-
Wm r u
ITWIOiI V.
,ntpioiiiewtiem
littoral! as tor.
a old-tint
ii lie butt
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THE SOUTH NORWALK AEVENIN’G SENTINEL
THURSDAY, JAN. :9, xgu"
faith as a help out of the bonds of on
11161131011“ in which they are held by
*Jap an.
The whole rtdtlrellii was interesting.
instructive and ineplriug. '
The meeting was cloned by singing
and the repeating oi' Mizpah.
STATE TAX LETTER Til
ALI. 1111110118
(Continued from that page.)
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the cities uritl tawne tiixud for state
lilllll'S [1111611118
11111 811118 lllllllll
Miss Susan ii. Brokenelilre, oi
Boston, Delivers an lil-
'ier’esllrrp Address i
Tire aeoond quarterly meeting 01‘
the Norwalk Union 01 the internation-
al Order of The Klng’ir Daughters and $919113“; ” lire bfilule cannot 1113M
. . lull on 8 meet y pructicnu lie
Sons was held in the bouth horwnlk emuouiy the mayor suggests that
COWWWUWM church yesterday 111- 'thei raise the 131014 of the rullroude.
ternoon at ii unlock, with a large at eireot ruilroudu. tilleplioile compirnlea
londunco Owing 10 the 1111...“ of tho and Olllili' moilollolli‘s bolero they tux
i I r
chairman, Mre. Loo Devin. the meeting “mm” and iuriue. "“ ““8 do‘“ by tho
lulu legislature. 'l‘lie luuyor iii intol-
W88 0011111113101] 11" ”19 V108” 'Cllfllllnuflrlegflng a“ of 1110 “layers In 1.1"! 511““
Mrs. Charles Dunneiraok, who opened in the light.
the meeting with prayer. 'l‘hie Wire ’llro irtule tax made 1110 tux rule
followed by the usual routine. vlu1|lu this [own over the mill hiaher lulu
Reading of the minutes rind lrousur- veal. and was the curiae oi ruining
ere report. 110ml taxed in over) pull of the aim
A vote was lulu-u on the rec-our 1 A copv of u letter mailed by the
1110110} wall/ed from the first. outer
ueuclerru of a fund for establishing
an old iadles' home. This wuu no
Voted. 4
‘A Piling vote of thanks wus extend»
ed to Mrs. Conrail liordu for lllf' gift
of tlrc‘ticliets tor the said entertain-
ment. Next in order crime the roll
call and collection.
The chairman of the day than rend
several Scripture selectione regal-dim:
faith. following the reading with it
short prayer. Mrs. W. ii. Siowo rung.
Miss llrokcrrehlre. of .ilussurliueoltir.
then gave. a very interesting address
on “The Klnu'ii Daughters‘ Work in
the ideal.“ idolimving iii ii briei‘ re.
port of the irddrciu-i:
"‘1 am glad to come to Norwullt to
your first meeting no a union. for i
feel are though i were in a measure
receiving you into the order. When
your lender read in the Scripture.
'lilthorio ye have received nothing. iro-
rnrriie as yet ye. have united nothing in
Hill name,‘ i thought of the faith wt»
have. and that if we had really united
in Hill name this twenty-filth anniver-
sary would huvv. found the order urur-lr
larger than it now is. The little sllv
vur crosii is found in almost every
country and iii my journeys l niwuyr.~
felt at ironic wherever i found ll. even
though i could not understand u word
spoken by the wearer.
“is there for us a manage in that
chapter. as we start on number :35
years? lluve we really asked nothing
in His name? if we do lurk in His
name. lilo rspirli will shine rlirourrh
our eyes and thorn who ecu us l-‘lifill
know we walk with Him. i ask ior
you in Connecticut. no for us in Mar.-
sachueetiii. that the next your we
shall know more of the meaning of our
motto, ‘ln ills Nurne.‘ ’l edit you in
accompany me on a voyage on the Pa-
clilc. After a few houra we rihall reach
Honolulu.
“Here is a circle composed of nlrlu
who work in stores and others. They
have established a comic house. rend
ins and rest room ior boys from rho
Unlliod Slates fleet. for this port iii r‘i
coal rig elation rind many ships mum
stop there. '1‘th 001100 honed le lunar
ed between the pier dull the first so
loud. ’l'hcrrc durinbloru feel very mirrh
irlrrne out there in the iron, but they
said that the Klug'ir llnrrghtore' cit-clue
form a chain around the world and
they would not be the weakest link.
Every man and woman in Amerlru
should he very thankful to that band
making it beautiful real home for the
boys of the fleet as they visit those
uatere. We cannot trike in tho hitter
need of the life out in the open port
when no one lirrovvs or cares what
they do.
11 Japan there nri» muny circles.
all doing good Work in the reuse. in
Yokohama they have established a day
nurserywthcir work in very much like
that of our Christian Endeavor and
Ladioe’ Aid combined. ”
"There are two circles in Shanghai.
China. composed of the wives of prou-
pcroua young merchants. ’l‘iiuue daush
tors have it meeting every week. One
meeting a month is devoted entirely
to Bible study. another evening to bull
need another to topics of the day.
another is a social evening. to which
the husbands are invited.
"'Next we vielt Koren. the land
where everything is upside down. or
wrong way about. according to our
atandurde. Even the houses are built
over their chimneya. The .lnpanene
rule in so arbitrary that the Koreans
feel that nothing can ameliorate-their
pondltion save Chriatlaniiy and thus
we see a whole nation begging for the
news of Christ. After Iii: mouth: or
probation the Korean convrart to Chrla-
tiirnlty corner to be queetioncd. and
they are asked. ' ow many have you
led to Christi' ‘Have you 110 told the
story of .ieaue that othere have taught
Himi' Should the mower be no. the
convert in sent back to work loner
urendation made by the board that tho aprayer to over» mum in the ninth. 1R
tuinmeut be pinned in the bunk no the Dem riir:
before being admitted to the church.
4 "We learned of one woman who
walked dirt miiee every day to study
of Chrm and to help out in the teach
his. The ehlet‘ obalacle to tire re-
ligion: growth it the intern lapel-eti-
duo. in the m1 they are afraid of
or. tor when Europe entered all eut-
iii-ii country it m for wine trailie
that tor liar
the Bill in m brad andmae
aflodberehethatwedet
in tire “all m.”
"1“ on with custom merited
retool: every override
Mil
an lilo
eerie. it; t e nether-i
on pain. carrying “ ‘
.1 or «its oi the Ken, 1'
“ “ileum and learn” or
our-rev rim , ‘
1.97 ,
as follows:
The lioncriil Assembly. hi it reunion
in 1909. nutllorimui 11 state tax of (mu
mill on the. grand Iiet oi cltluu urid
iownu. ire equalized hy the iinard of
Equalization. payable in two metal]-
meule of one-hull u mill.
This lax norms lo me io‘lriive been
uuwurrurrtod umi unluut, uud l boa
lluvo iiirrt lire ville-s null lowne liliould
Hike err-1m to prevent the present
(lorrorul Aunernhly from authorizingr u
similar tax. If you urn oi lllil uriiuc
opinion. i should he pieuuod to have
you join with Bridgeport in melting
u rrir‘ong protest to tho (lcnorul A34
rronrhly against the luring of this tax.
It is true. that the plate requires
largo reveuuou for the conduct of the
luminous of the (‘OliilllOlthrfllllL but
with tho prariirtu of rirriuminlilo N""il()~
my a load revenue would be required.
lirri oven ii the. rovirrruire oi the eiiiie
are not their rulllrleni. udditioiiul rove-
uiw should be obtained in some other
way; for example. by on lnvrease in
the it!) upon the property of nurh
publlr irerviue coi‘porniloun he have
been free ir‘om Nixon in tho pluvv
Wherv the properly in lorrtttrrl. Such
tux would apply to iho proportion of
railroiide. telephone. telegraph and
express: companies, which are taxed
by tho plate in pl‘uvtioally every lu-
uiurico. rit e lore rule iimn in puld by
properly in t‘llit‘h, and 10815 ihuu the
river-duo tax ”[10 in tho Hliltt‘. A
slight increase in ilw rule impound by
the state upon Hilt‘ll Dmpt‘i‘ly would
raise lnrrzu additional revenues and
rc‘nili‘kr n 2111110 lax (in the properly nil
union and lovvuri urruvriveeury.
Tm: luy‘riru oi lure state in); hair
coursed :ur inrrouso of .1 tax rate in
vvory viiv and hm: therefore lrcrorrrr'
n burden, especially illitii the smaller
taxpayer.
i shall be pinned to hear from
.Vou in reference. to this matter or
your ourllout opportunity. and trust
lhiit you will join with liridarpori ill
opposing the continuance of ibis nu-
illsi more tax
The lime in short. and um notion
that in in bi» effective must lli’ taken
without (it'lii).
lllllilllll uh .
rum Siliiilllll
High School Boys Greeied With
an Immense Audience
Last Night
'I‘ho uremia evening or the Norwalk
High School lioyil’ Athletic Atrrrr‘urio.w
tiorr third annual luiusir'ul show was
1111 even greater success thrill that ol’
'l‘ucrrdrry evening. The night wait an
lduiil one and every ticket was cold,
long before ii o‘clock. When the cur-.
tniri ported there was not a vurnnt
soar in the auditorium of the school
and lllt‘i't' were people standing all,
along the rear wall. Then. too. extra
acute that hud been provided were illi-
2d nlonr. the aisles and iridiwails. it
was nellmatcd that. there were perhaps
nob prolllu present. This will prove
iiillt the emu nettotl for the athletic iiiiv
uocluilou will be ll large one. ii in be-
ing l'ill’ililili‘i'flil (1141 to ‘whrihor ll would
not no boot to repeat tho allow in iirt‘
ueur future.
After having had the experience of
their hpprui'unce Tuesday evening, the
entire number- of pupils in the per»
formative interpreted their parts much
better rind the show hurl an added vlin
rind vigor. ’l‘iio rrppluu‘ec from the
audience who what it ehoulil be bird
was hrost npproclutlve. Every part of
the show, including the pile and the
iiiroou, llrl well as the lnriluir t-luii drill.
lurswl off with creator urnnothrreea
and diliiluli-h. 'i‘llo high ut‘liupl orches-
ire also appeared in lino form and
played during the intcrrrilueloua.
'l‘lro uoloe of heater WyI-tli and
Goorno liurnld Sciiock and .l‘. W. Sum
(21'. as well air the duct of Michael Abv
ruhume uuri Surge Burns. were cruci-
leirr. Mr. Wyeth making up especial
hit. lir has it sweet mice and was
at. irlrr bout lart ovonlng. lilo selection,
"Old Kentucky Home," gave an oppoh
irrnliy for him to display to full advert-
taro his voice rind he did not full to
tulir- llli‘ rhzinro ilrie offered him.
Lei-tier Wyollr arr Susan Sounders in
"Two College Tramps." made another
hit with lust onening‘e audience. but
every 01114 in iht- t'urri wail "Kt‘vllt‘ill
and their parts were iulreu with a
plow-rm-ru tliut olirited till the admira-
tion tilt-y 111115011 by their acting, and
win-routed all the prairie they received.
The indiuu oluh drill. an irnpoaiua
eiulri, was wr-ll done turd rollirctu credit
upon I‘rofrreiror Ralph 'l‘ Ripley, who
ilr‘lllrri ilw young men who took part.
They swung the clubs with precision
and "all together" to the time of the
(li‘i‘lll‘i‘ll'i’ll arorrrpanlirrcrrl. This drill
liiorrirhi out rim liilrour-vir {Hill the ath4
nilv iii-roloprnciri of there inking part,
worm-lully oi the loader. ltudolph Mm“
tin, iii iiirlrtollold.
in "'l'hirry Minutes for Reimb-
nwnre.” Mivlruel Abrahdrns. as John
llim‘iilin was again the star of thin
three. The others one all line and
Wallace Palmer Surat: Borne and
ivorrru liowurd. who were the femi-
ulrio rit‘mrml in the production. were
ri-rrirlrir urrruine. ('i‘siriello all Clarence
Fill». and Walter lowing M John Fox»
ion, its well rue Svhod. an Major i'op-
por kept lilt‘ audience ru naroxi’sma of
Very respwii‘ully youm ilsliirliii‘i‘ throughout lilo play.
E. ’l'. lil't?KlNilllAl‘i.
Mayor
Mayor Albert 51 l’lllilliilln is in
hourly accord with Mirror liuvklnrt
bum in the llillt‘i‘n riiuip:.ilan Mayor
l’ohlman will prurient the letter which
be has received from Muyor liurlrlngfi
burn. at Monday rrrvnirrg'u meeting
Many rr woman who is gentle with
other people is rough with her litre
lrnnd.
Women always were gentler than
men. They say: "Oh, heavcnri,“ while
men any just the reverse.
m..—
A long heed usually contains a chart
tongue.
irrrr pi'OVt‘ti to he our .
plume it only being regretted that it
The closing numlwr of the orvhoii‘
of their heal
war the final number of the pron-m
l'rofmriior William (‘ Perry liurr this
we: turned out a larger or chrotru. and
it iii nearly an arrrioauiul up those oi
the two previous yurarir
SEEKS $20900 OAMAQEQ.
Bridgeport Woman Filer Suit Again"
Trolle Company.
3 NE W HAVE . Jun. l‘l "Papers in
in roll for 8110000 damages were film]
in iiru Superior court here yerierday
by counsel for Mitre Annie Clnyion. oi
. Bridgeport. who claima that in a trol-
ley collision on the Derby line on Ben»
temper l9. last. trite received injuries
which t‘ittillild permanent paralynla.
26 POUNDS GRANULATBD SUGAR
20 POUNDS ORAN LATE!) SUGAR
10 POUNDO GRAN LATED CUBA!
B POUNDS GRANULATID IUGAR
AIP FLOUR. 241/, POUND IAG .
for ......... ...... .......Oi.25
for ".00
ior..... ......... W500
for-1.261:
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAIHINGTON 0
Tel. No. 900.
Dpliverlu mo a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
Tue OOUTH NORWALK.
Free Delivery.
1"
SPECIALS
. Economy of Buying
strongly evident than in the host of Unusual
Offerings Ready for Tomorrow. Briefly, we tell
part of them:~——
was never
ID. 0 r e
Need We Urge Your Attendance?
Women’s
House Dresses
Ono rind li‘lMxlt'tt‘ :viylori. light
and dark mime; all elziw.
regularly mill or :1 :.u. l-‘rr~
day Siliii‘inl
‘ 980
Petticoats
Women‘s loin: Willie reinvents
01 good quality Cnuihrio with
drop fimruro oi ourhruliioi‘y:
iixr'cllmii \‘ulrw iii 2 Jill Fri»
diu- Spuriol
97c
Waists
Fine lJrigorio \i'nlxte. honuillul»
ly trimmed with (flour hire
and unrhroidor), nizuiv with
kimono tilt-Mr. high nevk. all
since; sli‘il \ziliii'. Friday
1 I 51.49
Night Gowns
Mode of fine minllty Muslin
with embroidered and lucked
yoke. “neck; regular
69c. Friday Special
49c
price
Crash Toweling .
Linen Crash Towellng. very uh-
aorhent, will wauh heavy;
value tic. Friday Bpeciui. yard
5c
Unbleached
Sheeting
lnrlr iTIr‘ulearhml Sheeting,
lino quality; value luv ,vurii.
Friday Special. )ilrii
7%c
Outing Flannel
Full lilouttlird Ouilrrn Flannel,
iii-avy quality, value luv. Fri
(1:23” Slmriul. )‘nrii
8c
Women’s Gloves
it‘inep llutmith Kiri Gloves, (\m4
hrolderod hack. pique slitvh-
iris. English reds and lens, nil
siren; $1.00r1rmllry. Friday
Special. pair
87c
E-r‘lriepht‘msiiniorr‘ Clorox, mor-
vorizcd lining. llllit‘k only: if”
alter: L‘iro quality. Friday
Speviul. pair
190
Laces
rum) yards of Val. lace. French
and German. all new spring
Lures; Sc and lilo values. lr‘ri«
diry Spoviul. yard '
5c
Ruffled Curtains
Ruffled Muslin Ctrriuhre. hem~
stitched: worth “.00. Friday
Special, pair
67c
Couch Covers
\‘arioua designs
stripes, worth
Special. each
3 i“:
in
The.
pretty
hlrlday
57c
'l‘oilet Articles
\l'iil'l‘l-Z
lurly ltlc,
l‘AS'l‘ll.l~2 SOAP. rcgrr~
ill .............. 7c
DR. LYONS‘ 'l‘llO'l‘il POWDER.
25v. (ll ......... 17c
'l‘lillt‘TlTI‘l POW~
.12:
regularly
i'OllYl.(ll’SlS
illiii. rogulur 1.10. :it.....
1:.t Ttliilll lllil 811195 ..96
Notions
and Small Wares
Silt" PILLOW TOPS tit ...... 19c
ilAlliitlr‘r' ANll (lEN'l‘i-‘l' CUFF
lll"i"l‘0.\'s; reg. 50c. at...17c
LADIES‘ Mil) l’Al‘l4‘ \"l‘ LEA-
TllEll BELTS; regularly 50c,
at .‘ ................... 16c
$1 and 11.50 ltlilNiISTONE
IlA'l‘ l‘l.\'S iii ........... 49c
Hosiery
and Underwear
MEN‘S All Wool Sillii'l‘S AND
DRAWERS; reg. 31.30. Fri-
(lilf- Spocinl ........... $1.15
_
.AllilCS' lam-u Size CORSET
r.‘.tl\'Eiis, long rind elbow
alcoves; regular 350. Friday
Special .................. 29c
CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE.
reg. 25c. Friday Special..19c
Pyrography
1 liurnt Wood Outfit. l Glove
Box. 1 Handkerchief lion. 1
Panel: all for
98c
GHMOT‘MM TRII NITTID W.
The Central Var-hand held a motion
last "can and tool: in am new
million. '1'
1:19? Halted
am”
ell-pen!“ View
rm left over. train the ait'ar.
11mm evenl the member: or the
neutral Verizon will' so to Warner:
and spend a denial evdaimtht
mainline or the mariner lacy. ‘dt
pollution rd daemon
«4 4’ :eo‘trrri linoleum.
1N
I
a...
It
brunch expect: to open a reading
room. Every mu bird woman is in-
vited to be prudent. and idle. Admin
lion it free.
ANNUAL duuaeu 'Mtflmfl.
The Mirth Nomik Conventional
“Church will» hold it! annual meeting
*- tiiie evening
The iiret uuimr will centrist at the
reading of the annual repom of the
Iver-loud dbpdrtmente and ornuiutlon
at Church work and the‘ annual re~
tire Printer with his recommen-
a?“ of-
1 e éonmiiim of the Sunday Even-
i helium and other Goldmine“
- e their irradiated for the
om Min”
101nm m
i builders
it a .11....“ that w cilia ported indoor. louder in e.
aim. 0111i slim" it: p c
J
BIG REWARDS OFFERED.
an Francisco Authoritiu Want to
Catch Dynamiters. -4 4
The Hermit police have received
a microverthreefutliulraodtwo
duet m. altering b4 reward br infer.
nation to lead 00 the arrolt of the
three men who are supposed to have
been connected with the dyaamitins or
the Times Building in 1.0. Angelou
laiifornla. on October 1. 1910.11» re-
ward in given by two different outline
ities. $15,000 being from the Bullet-viii-
ore of Lee Amelia: County and till.-
000 being offered by the city through
the authorlsdtion or the mayor. The
airline: and the dencrlptiool of the men.
as well us their drone. habitd and torn»
mount. are. all elven on the potion.
Schmidt. Ilium
Norwalk Chronicler