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Jet-nee Golden, “Editor end
Proprietor
SATURDAY. MAY 25. 1912'
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. MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW ' '
High tide 7 :20 a. m.; 7 :44 p. m.
Sun rises 4: 25; sets 7:14.
SOCIETY NOT ES
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‘MAsoutc DIRECTORY.
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M.. will be held It It-
‘roome, May 28th, 1812,...“ 8 o'clock
p. m. Work. Pant Master degree. All
. R. A. Maeone cordially and internally
V invited. \
Fraternaly you",
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
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COUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
-TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee,
“Notary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treaeurer—Matthew Corbett.
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NAUGATUCK'C WONDER. f
lioth the llopublleuu and Demo-:
(:t‘tttic parties have. at good deal to2
44 learn from the. Nuutzttlut-k clot-lull. l,|
whose treasurer recoulli llll‘ll :l re; ”A" 4
that not one ccut “'lt540Mll'lltl0ll for:
the election of the entire lll‘lii’l :tl'.
the recent borough election. :4
This statement is. indeed. retnui‘k-l
able null it will probably trike ti inn-i
git-inn, let alone it Sociulisl. to c.\-4
alllalll how the party ticonlpllshed it!
Meetings were lit-id bi the pltltt’
every week; and spciiliiullet-s from
but of town were engaged to illitll‘OSs
the audience. lll‘llh‘ii lllliltlr' wolc;
present. and tpnrades were held. lilti'
yet it did not cost one single cent;
,afloth the older pnrties will only he too'4
"delighted to lcltow how the); tin lt,—~-l
anterbury Republican. , 4 I
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
unioniissiug liltitupliltiug ctlit‘t.il eon
phleratious it uitn he (lt‘l illicit without,l
ear or touitlldictlon that a good hous‘;
file I hoes n ho “his and n htul bolts «incl
that loses.~»l’to\'idenee MIOlH'llil i
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. "The plice of food cxpluius the rise!
‘ in the price of bet-‘41 ' 5.14m .tn nuthori-.
41y. As the price of beef molten ng
. rise in the price oi teed. here's n vie-v4
dons circle p:tr excellett.‘e.»-w~ l
llt‘ullt-ville
.Conl‘ieth ournn l. 1
D3. \\'ile,v's statguient lilill Boone-l
velt is responsible for the ruling lltdat
"ttttlilngthlit~->iutl.l ETA E'l‘ ET iCT Eli
manufacturers might use beuvonte of.4
coda in preserving t‘ood protluclo is tin-I
other temptation for the colonel tol
lilo the short and ugly tvottlr-wxgw
York World. '
An Indian wom‘an is suing, for u
divorce because her husband refused
.~ to get her a not of new teeth blit llfl
stead altered but no old set of his own
Winatead
a woman to lb e’uilh it man like that?
Sell Lake Tribune.
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The cotton crop may be washed
away hi the flood and eaten tip by the
hell Weevil, tobacco may be dying of
the extinctionol‘ the sugar cane, but
them-l: goodness. top prices for south-
ern delegates will keep the troll 4l‘rom
the cttbllt door.——Wnulriugton Post.
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4 The Wiley baby is a 100 per cent.
guaranteed pure article. - Boston
Trtlnuctlpt. 4.4 l»,
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The inquisitive subscrlbel in Whar
ton wants to know whot4 whore going
to say it ilrvan is nominated at Bal-
timore. Soy? Why .we me going to
ding our hot paw up til” dnrtli Ind
Iwear he will sweep the country. And
otter it is all over. we-ll ask 'torzlve-
then for the deception which in our
enthunlanm we practiced upon the
oountry.—~Houeton Poet.
e. bridegroom ll o bouedlct, why
nerve the noon and the under in
gun...
wan. cult refit-tern are, not
4th any ileum pl plenenre on
end to coin throece‘tit nice“.
new cash WW It ”0!"
handle the Willow cold.
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What. a joy ll luunt the for ‘
wt and ittril‘t tinkering mnv threaten '
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is human liberty. '
The Happy Land
The Happy Land!
Studded with cheerful home-
steads, fair to see.
With garden grace and "house-
hold symmetry;
How grand the wide-browed
pensnnl's lordly mien.
The matron’s smile serene!
0 happy, happy hind!
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The Happy Land!
Where in the golden sheen of
autumn eves
The brighteyed children play
' anions the sheaves;
Or gather ripest apples all the
day. '
As ruddy-checked as they,
0 ham. happy land!
0 Hypo): thpy Land!
Th_g__m tender- foliaged elders
scarcely shade ,Em “t
vYon loitering‘ lover and glad
blushing maid.
0 happy land! the spring that
quicketls thee
1m
0 happy, happy land! ’
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’poulbliiuu of tilt m lie
l lilill WW
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The Entertain Free Advertising
Which ll’Ellloys Under lite
Precept conditions 4
Fulr lnventlstitlnn of my open on»
tion will either more etrouly elllb-
iiidi its avowed claims or .oleo will
bring to light its weak tpolntl npd ne-
eunied pretensions. The verification
of thin truth in most plainly appar-
ent In one begin: to notch tor I good
reason why south Nowell: tlhould at
this time entertain Any scheme or .
plan or coulolldntlon. We believe
there are boundless reasons why our
city ehOuld pureu. her present course
without. deviation. ill will be our eli-
denvor to call attention to but one or
the. runny tenant in the present an
tiele on "South Nor-wullt's Extelitllvo
Free Advertising." ,
[)0 our good people over etop to
think to what an extent our city‘s
name is pioncnted to the eyett 44min
cure of the. Kenorttl public? Suppose
we lttnrt at the it rand Central Station.
New York city.
room with hundreds of others, we
helli- called out dolly by the grupho
phone cnuuclntor. ill 15 n. m. Boston
Entropy-«flauntNorwalk.” the first;
strip. Again we hear. 3: 30 p. m Pltllrl
field ext-wau-~»”Botlirii Notwnlk" the
flint atop Throughout each day or
entity could have been prevented.
The question at consolidation has
min been mvlved,.tho [0110"! pub-
lic. u Mull. ere indillerent end apa-
thetlc. Would it not be e calamity for
our city to lone it. home and good
record thnt has been so well eelnblleh-
ed by your: or nptilnsulhlnj work on
the part of her citizens! it can be
prevented! The Protective leuue
you started for the purpose of (loin:
our duty collectively in an ornnlwd
manner. We have not seen or heard
It eon-tide moon given,t why the nav-
enl notations at our, n Ihollld all
wear the same style at ohms and walk
in the lootetepe or n eeK-eppolntetl
group who propose to mite the tricks
for us to follow in. South Nat-wall:
Being iii the waiting;
also only one favor, kindly let on
stone to exercise our right to mark
out our own deetlny.
We cordially welcome all or our
neighbor-- and friendspn‘overy ride of
ill, to purticipnte in and enjoy our pon-
sennioue, our industrial, churches,
cahoots, clubs, theatres, chore rezone.
public utilities and oil of the ‘13:
things that we have in abundance.
and give up our lite a estate, 4.M muet
any. No! Never! i
During tho past fort) leafs there
has been nothing and coiinclelltloutl
work done by our amt-.1513 underuti-
zene to dct‘olop and bring abouts
present advantages and propitious.
conditions lliut ubound in South Nor-
But when We ate united to abolition ‘
walk todur. Shall we take a part in
title 'pl'ODOBGd consolidation. and by,
one single net of violation of Mlt‘fl:
lance to our homes, bring about lhc'
ulaoluto ’extinction of our individual.
it) as a mmnlunltl. " Shall we (leuirm *
connection with nltme thirty tritium; what we hau- been forty scan bulld-
\nhl ”H’Unflh of ployic listen to the.
niluotttlt‘ettlenl, "South Norwalk." Ali
dell to tllltl.‘ the. lhminttntln oi peoplei
that pull: through the entrance to tlto4
trnlnn. have placed before their «yell?
bullelln‘
South N0! ’ tuillltiltpd thousands oi” timetables HP:
titled by cttnnwtlug roads: in all oi"
thirty or more lll'lil‘tt dolly.
bout-till lie-tiring the name
unlk.’ All the dirty lrtilne ouch tint'
hunt the (out ntid tile went diuw into
on! Million, the hrukemttu' u call ringu
out, "South Norwulk” and minty thou-t Haven"
fiuilllfi or people hour our cily‘u llfll‘ll?.'
At our nlnllotitl lltct‘c are foul‘ signs:
it black?
llflt‘kfil‘ulmflpll which one lnrm white
of ample. dimoultlons. with
enamel leltnvn, pittiniy putting before
the melt oi it grunt tunes of the trawl-j “The Connecticut chore of
From
int: public. "south Norwalk"
our two ulnllotw there are daily cir-
cu out from two imputed to live iiuti '
drml time table: In which ensure
(tom lllll’l) to tom tilting the mum» of
"South XOI'Vllllk." The railroad coin—
puny issued Lnumbcr o! publications
for distribution nnd unions the until-4
her in “New \ork to South \‘orwnlk!
wnlk"
ltttit place. its the terminal or the. Dan-
hury division and no it prominent point :‘
corn-4E
puny ohm maintains "The New Eng-f
l
on lite (‘ollnolidatod line. The
land Lines’ industrial Bureau" with a
tspcclttl mnnnmz located in Boston All maintained nt-
tliili office exhaustive lulormatlon Willi
he srnttiltiounly nupplied regarding
Suburllnn Property. Shore
tdl-lwweh. etc.
the following «element.
inn'l liutt one-Mth of the developed
htt‘nopower in the United
Hero ngnln We at “South Norwnlk'fi
having a part ill ltllll public program.‘ the need that has been sown has now.
Below adding tug concluding words
on “South Norwalk 3 Extensive Free
Adicrtinlug," we would insult a (owl hut-vest and ingalhering. When the
point» moulding the inaposed ooneol-i tour-tracking of the road was com 4.
ldutlon
would promote harmony unions thel
dltfl'l'ont net-lions, of the town. But
we are not more that thorn exist»
any hurmlul dleoord. We certainly
see demonstration to the contrary.
whenever there in need of help, all
uéctlonlt respond with nlnciity to give
aid to the section in trouble. About
the only change needed is It cessation
of these periods of epitome and agile-
tion. We bill to see why it in neoco-
sury to consolidate in order for all to
unite in closer bonde of ‘brotliettiood
.By mutual surrender at non-euentlele
with unity in nenernl fundamentals
nnd elimination of politics and eel!-
so'kinx we can hove true Mendlines'e.
Why should any section or the town
have token any (rem them their own
not lplei‘in end cherished idea: con.
coming the think: in which they hove
e local which W not let each die-
trlct etrlve to expel? W bellere title
ix: momma. we tapeworm the
verdict tiltil. obmildettdd would the n
4 render. on the other on. i! lime in
up ot mommy, mil-in. would
, lilo outline pt mite
Sluice " 4 host or people
Some one hits eluted that ill plated “South Noni pill" won the then
. dented tepid development. end there in
“ little doubt not within live your:
lug? Tulk it mar with loin t‘.tniil_s,.
4 wltii your friends and neighbors.
Another feature or the efinfllllidfllv‘dl
weds advertising in the large posture?
which are put in the hotels. llhrarlctt‘4
and other public places, nleo there are
these “'1' lltid “South Norwnlk." Tho}
publication "South Norwltlk to New4
hall on the outside iront cor-j
or of the pamphlet :1 good picture 0if
the Congregational Church and Sold:
lore” Monument lit. the junction ol‘
West street and West, avenue. “'9’
copy it {ow lines from this botiklct.‘
Lung ls-i
4 ltuld ltetwwn the citiesk of South Nor-47
4 wtlik and New Huvetl in merited gener.{
ally b) the name chnrncterlnllclt on in
the coast line between Harlem River
and South Norwulk. " "ml the counts
mime-mutt islands appear, eiuglv until
in ciuetcrtt. and dilereitj. ”'the outlook. .4
than adding ti pleasing variety to the;
4vlews from the shores and hillsiden.f
and "itotlt'lt Norwnltt to Non Haven";
and “Manual of Summer Resorta." in:
each at these booklcln 'Sottth Nor-4f
"lies a conspicuous and lmpor-f
The Norwnlk river empties into the;
Sound separating Smith Norwttlk and
East Korwnlk There localities pro-E
vldc. along and all its shores on rlt ,
er and pound. some at the moat nttrac- i
live etlmmel‘ing places on thin pttrt off
the enlist." in conclusion we would‘
call attention to the important general4
lecture that trout the no stations?
the. Consolidated toting.
there is dull; glien out thousands or
time tables with "South \orwnlk“i
Renown} mentioned lrotn live to forty (1!“ch
At’ltllnbie Factorial. Factory Sites. Wu-l
The autopilot-"u an»?
inducement of this. feature ends with-
".x'ew innit-f Not-wall." becomiui ludelih‘lg impress;
The New York. New Haven and Hurt-i
lord Railroad company itt one at the4
prolific sources through which "South4
pd upon tho attention of n numberiossl
This quiet precepts4
has been steadily at work’tor yearn?
l
commenced to grow itnd during thel
near future out city will reap ll great
i
t
elation to have connection made bv tin:
of patrons. This exlcnIlVe free ad-
vertiung b) the railroad is perpetual. 4
it increases elcry year. It in unmet
the unobeerved elements that is a
helpful influence to “Botltii Norwalk"
and certainly should not be MIMI;
ea or confiscated. Will our eithwl
its usual tore-eight
nlertnees, when sober and pertain con-
elderntlon to given to this ltnlpot‘t‘enl
qucetlon, ever content to ,wrretidor
told have tte name wiped out? ,Wltli
the completion or the electrillcotion
petite. The time of travel between
South Norwnlk and New York will be
reduced one unit and smoke and duet
will be removed. Today our. city in
on the very intention of an unproce
l‘ro‘nitbe commencement of our mine
pain: on: ‘bl‘ electricity. we Will be e
community or 15 .000 people Would it
or nominee prom”, to or our
'fiottl‘lt tumult" villi-e will
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4th
ANNIVERSARY.
SALE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
SPECIALS
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Between the Hours of 7 and 10
4 INCH POINT DESPRIT RUFFLING.
Tonight ............................ .4 ......... 69¢
COlN PURSES.
in olth‘l'. glut metal and gold. with lung cirzitt.
lung-ll: .............. ' ........................ 44¢
WHITE mesons.
6 inch \Vllile .\i tire ’hui‘t'eln Riltlmn for graduation
weltr. Tonight .......... ' ..... ‘ ........ . ........ 24¢
25c SHELL SIDE COMES
Tonight ........... 4 ........................... 12¢
50c CORSETS.
All styles: him Not Corsets. 'l'ttliiglit .......... 39¢
BABIES’ STORK PANTS.
Tonight ...... . ............................... 21¢
39c DRAWERS.
Entltmitlereti and tnl'chon laec triliitlictil. 'l‘onight..25¢
MEN'S Sum SHIRTS.
Negligce’ulylcs. Tonight ...................... 83¢
MEN'S PAJAMAS.
Regular, $4.00 quality. Tonight ..... . ......... 83¢l
'T‘CHIFFON VEILS.
A
lienutilrltetl on all four sides, r fill and 2 ytls: regular
$1.00 quality .. ........... .. ..:..4 ............ 75¢
dorsround tunnel for the convenience -
BABCOCK’S CORYLOPSIS TALCUM POWDER.
c'nd prmslyc 4,
Regularly 15c. Tonight 4., ........ 9d:
.4. '
TABLE OIL CLOTH. 4 .
4 The. regular 25c kind. ’l‘oni‘ght ...... ..... 17¢'
use TABLE DAMASK. ~ ‘
Good ntercerizcd Tablc‘Datnask, ()4 inches wide. 4
Special tonight 15¢
of the Connoiidated road. which in ~
mutilated within one year. “South Nor- 4
walk" will experience ti mnrvnloue llll' '
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6e COTTON CRASH.
18 inches wide. good quality twilled cotton crash red'.‘
borders. Special tonight 354$:
To :4 PILLOW aliens ' ‘ ,.
Special4,_
tonight...‘ Wéh
Regular nine, tonne of good quality cotton.
be wise to mice any blunder at title, 4
tone? No one we hesitate to invent ’
never 4
t be lower but unanimity theme. in
u m ‘r
4. rec BUCK TOWER.
Huck Towels. made of union linen. red borders. :8 x 36
Special tonight .....4. 8t
Norwalk Chronicler