e unsuspecting '1:
think he was getting
oduct.- In ongoin-
had an com any tom
American esignatio‘n
,. f “If by long—com
‘ stry, skill and gener-
apital, or by the pos—
of ome local advantage
of springs, peculiar
' atcr, material or oth-
‘* lace has achieved :1 NF-
rjh ‘o 1 great excellence 11
1' article, its name
11’ fined by competitors
. ities.‘ . Right Of re—
_, mon to all whose 1n-
111vaded by an unlaw-
pristion or the names of
Atormidable list of
l‘ French; Belgian
11 gal- decisions was
rt of the American
Americaii company' s
3 has communicated to the
epartme‘ut that in conse-
i the action oi the Amer-
. ernment, through a treaso
r of March 9, last. apply-
4 “113T restrictions against Rus-
e 011111111 imported into this
‘ the Russian minister of
DeWitte. has issued
this dated June 7, instant im—
, 1e high tariff rate of the
11 schedule on American
, resin or calaiin, galapol
resin, underarticle 82 .of the
ill tariii' law. and increasing
‘ on American bicycles un-
tiole 173 'tlie Russian.
9 cut; cly apart from
. , .111. connection with
f igar, and is a new de-
.. ‘ p the discriminatory
s m) poised by this, govern—
lid? The retaliatory duties
, - ed Russia. The order of
' 1n‘ minister is to take
xt‘Ilri1lay or two weeks
the date of its lesuallce
of South Natii'k.
11 tts, are making prep-
to s for the celebration on
. f the founding of their
in Eliot and his faith-
lOWers. I‘llily three
ndauts oi Eliot are
fitted to take part as they will
their Annual convention on
y 3.1t‘ lS purposed to erect a'
all Christian societies, iiieL’ud
' 0
sum b
.111: ‘
or Inhrlor tolled. .1
loo): tortuohbollioro. ‘3
Chevron-m that It II“ ",
‘ not brokon.
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NEW CANAAN'B CELEBRATION.
The Big Day Woo Yoltordaywcloalng
Exercises Today.
Yesteiduy wesdho big days of the
New. Canaan celebration. All the ear-
1y morning“ lucornlns trains brought up
heavy londs of vlators from the sur-
loundl gm towns and cltles. The coup
by to) partly. in equlpa‘ge‘s
of the term. boilsm before the hour set
for the big parade tho borough was
fairly alive with people, who strolled
about Ithr rush the streets. admiring
the natura beauties of the village and
the added beauty-of the decorations.
It 111-cot hinted that there were about
1,000 men n llwprobnbly the largest
ever Jpassed through the
he village.
There were four divisions of the p11-
rad.F1'ancIs E. Wood. the grand
ma shill. headed the first division.
Lester Knapp was busier. The grand
marshal's sides were Clark Dickson
and Edward Rutledge. The Invlted
guests rode In carriages in this dlvl
clan, and behind them came the mem-
bers of the Samuel. 11’. Ferris Post,
(I. A. R. The veterans were ln‘car-
ringer. too. The New Canaan Cadet
Corps and the Mo6onkoy Drum Corps
of Stbnlto‘rd ”wore in this 1111111111111.
In the following divisions were rep-
resented delegations from Lincoln
Council. 0‘ U. A. M.. and Uncus and
Cock‘euoe Tribes lplbroved Order or
Red Men from The Norwalksu The
latter appeared in all their regalln and
attracted universal attention.
most entirely to noble, many of which
iwere decidedly handsome and lugeu
one ~
The fourth division of the parade
was made up of firemen. The New Can
and fire department with 50 men In
Imommed tho. division}: Cleo) are E.
Beely. foreman; a)?» H. Kseler. first as-
sistnnt. and Carl Schilchor. second as
slstaut. were in command The truck
and hose carriage were in line. 'l-‘ie
department Was headed by the Don-
bury brass band. The Bethe) depart-
1nent.wlth‘ 60 men and music followed.
and utter {hem osme St‘aml’md' s dele-
nation. on cll though small In number.
neverthelesh mbdé a line showing
Chief Down: and Assistant Chief M.
1!“: Mullen no In a buggy at the com)
of the delegation. The supply wagon
and 2.5 mum; wells or line. Ridgellold
sent down its chemical engine. and a
delegation headed by Chief Charles S.
.anh First Assistant George» 8. AI)-
bolt and Second Aeslstant F. W. 01111-
stead. A drum corps n’ccompanlcd
them South N01 walk was represent.
Foreman D. W Hartord. First Assist
tutorial to Eliot 1n the v1ilnge. rd by 80 men with a band of 20 ploces.
fings Daughters and’“Christ-
n‘deavorers. are asked to aid
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
-———-—
he has become dulie used to the
us embroidered In white. .but those
. ill) flue Persian embroider los are
ml “111% wildly to
, pull their pretty hard 11m 11’ site
mi in good tor the bath and It la
111 ,in the water in 1.1.1151
it and obibl'oltie‘ribs {are
‘ ults this. your fired on)
bread Is the name of one of
«straws It Is Intended to wear
Mill in gowns that are heavily trim.-
the corn laces.
toothed 11111)! In the halo colors
p)! prettiest made up over tatto-
he very same shade. and there Is
flutter trimming than Insertions
dredge of Vgnenclennes lace ,
, eduotl 11 111 the price of tou-
43 1. has been very marked and ntlll
r?“ hummer sllk, will
'1‘ to 111111111 the town.
ozulor golf stockings are of
Ilium hulls, but are surprlsing
Home o the colors are very
the tan shoes. while others
with the black ones. It's
' _. 090 title In mlnd when bdl'lul.
‘ cling wear the 11111101111111.)
In some one 15: the several
vomewbolero. Eton or long
’ here Is a diaeronce. In tho
oyouuior sot 111111 taffeta. but
Indies are using‘ pew no role.
NW6
et Ahoy”
. cushion). we hood he will go first:
pic much It some ‘11 t' "H
amt W P. Smith and Second Assistant
H Zelul‘f were in command The Nor,
walk department had 150 men out.
Mortz's Band of Port Chester accom-
panled them. They were; In command
of I1‘orema11J.'l‘.Prowitt Eli'st Assist-
ant F. W. Smith and Second Assistant.
'I‘. S. Murray.
Foreman Nathaniel Gault and) I‘hst
ck HosoICompany we tn l nb,'.wlth
Oiifmon and idle Bdechofiilru ‘(lorpu
Tho” dblcga tlon had their hdlic carriage.
Tho Westpol't Pioneer Hook anil- Lad-
1lc1"Gbm161‘1.)1y had 25 mén @1111 it tiuck
in line lbsz‘le Hook and wilder Com-
pany had 25 men out and volunteer
Company of the some place was rep-
resented by 20 men. East Norwalk sent
over 50 men of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company. They were
headed by tho Kuowlton Fife and
Drum Corps. of Dorian. Amogerono
Hook and Ladder. of Greenwich, was
wall represented. Sixty men, a steam
engine drawn by four horses. tl'l’fk
hose wagon and police patrol wagon.
led by a band of 24 places was its
quota. Volunteer Hook nu Ladder
' Company. or the some place. had 50
men and a band In line.
Today the celebrn lon comes to 11
close with historlc l exercises the
principal feature or which will be the
address by Hon. Humor 8 Cummings,
0! Stamford. )
W
abonker John ll. blight ot the House
of Representatives; Hon. W A. K1112.
the Republican leader. and lion. A. B.
111m who predicted that they would
prove the’ right man In the right place
Speaker Light presided fairly 111111
. oourt‘eounly and Lender King's lino
,olilllt‘y. 81111111) temperament and. no lo
. sworvlns integrity wail and held the
fee no he‘s the 1111111111 Ito
tell.
who and Would have moddh
promo day and It will not 1111‘
011111110.
should 11111111111111.) 1 e capitol 11' be
state. willow Huron 1.111111
The third division was given own 111-1
Assistant Charles Bouton of the Saugd- '
Calklns. the Democratic leader, all it
equalled the high expectations. or .
‘ «or
wu 111‘
.. 11m . .
cent authorized to I11) " )
by collimation):
' t
to 11.11 113311111ny but) passed .1111
Which with eluded )1 Governor
on. comm-tiling Samuel 1311111111111
111115 WOW
1. 1 11 u. with 1111011111) 11111111;
Billie} ll ITINIII'I hull) 31111.
52 South Main “.0911“: ’Norwulk. ct. ) .
l a meeting at the remaining . ”
r121 1111111) old Down Town ceme-. ‘
y Assoclutlo 11111) empowering the
31111) ”include to transfer all Its now-
a to the Norwalk Historical and Me
orIal Library Association. There
11110111111111 111119 since the legislature , ‘
adjourned tortthe action to be taken
under the authority granted by the bill.
I) Freeman's application tor mem-
)' herlhlp vice presented and accepted.
A vote of thanks to William Lockwood
was adopted tor the Funny Raymond
Lockwood collection of relics. .011 mu
‘ tion 0! Rev. G. M. Selleck It was voted
to send the following resolution to the
closing meeting of the New Cannon
celebration: “Resolved, That this so
:cle‘ty extends, through the historical
society or New Canaan its warm con)
gretulatlons to that town upon the
eminent success wnlch has attended
.its 1001b anniversary of its organiza-
‘tlon and also our sincere wishes for
the tutors prosperity of this Norwulk
daughter. and our oordlal invitation to
its citizens In general to participate
In the commemoration. in September
next. or the 250th anniversary of the
Incorporation of our ancient Norwalk.’
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PRIZE FIGHTERS ARE HAPPY.
m
Governor McLean-Ho: Approved Bill
Incorporating Cl uh.
New York will have boxing again
within two or tinee months. Govern-
or McLean has approved the bill one
set) by the Connecticut Legislature in-
corporutlng "The Royal Golf and Ath-
lctlc Club.’ This club will be run by
Tom O’Rourke and will be located at
Port Chester. just over the New York
state line. The club house will be
erected at once and will have a seat-
Ing capacity of 10.000. The first event
will be a Ell-round contest ‘botween
“Denver Ed" Martin» and Joe Wolcott.
in the latter part of Au st Under
the charter the club‘ can 5 ve all klnds
or cthlctlc games and oxhlbttlons or
skill and endurance.
The scope of the bill was probably
not understood by many members of
the general assembly and the Law and
Order league never caught on.
Ground f01 the site of the new club
house. which will have a seating capa-
city 0! 10.000. has been purchased and
work) Is to be commenced at once.
Spur tracks will ‘run close to the
club house. and trains from the Grand
Central statiou will make the run In
about thrcc‘quurters of on non).
"Jurk"ll1n-c.of New York, is pres)
dent of the club; Tom 0' Rourke. trees
urcr and manager.) and Dick Howell.
of Connecticut. secretary.
A third of a mile bicycle track will
be built so as to he in shape for the
[all races.
00. PS RECRUITING CONTEST.
A special meeting of Company F was
held in the Armory last night. and the
recruiting contest. which has been go
1113 011 I01 some time between two
teams under First Lieutenant H. N.
Godfrey and Second Lieutenant A. R
Scofleld, was closed. Scotlold'c aide
won, and the other side will have to
put up a supper tor the company. It
will be given In about three Weeks at
some shore resort probubly. Since the
contest started twenty-live recruits
have been enlisted In the company
The entertainment committee sur-
prised the company by presenting two
crayon portralts for the decoration or
the company parlor. One was of I‘.
.John Lockwood. after whom the
company was named. and the other
was of Captain W. I. Comotock.
~ .
CARPENTER FA'LLS SIXTEEN
FEET.
William Newcomb. a cul'.pcntcr toll
yesterday from the "stone work on the
tower at tho Clllford Hotel to the root
1) distance or ulxteen toot". Nchomb
was badly bruised, but did not go
home Immodlutely, "and continued 111
the hotel for some time. The pain
from tho Injury was so Intense that
ho Was later taken to his home In
Broad River. A physician was called
to attend New‘c‘dnib thls morning. it
Is te‘ercd by hls tollow workmen that
he was Injured Internally. Nchomb
probably. will not be able to resume
work for some time.
, FIREMEN CELEanATE. 1
"rue Norwelk'tlrelnon returned from
New cannon Inst evonlng."'11tter the
parade, and reported a fine time.
When they arrived at headquarters
they visited the various company
houses and were treated to refresh-
ments and enjoyed a social tlmo. The
Mertz band was well entertained he
tore leaving for 111111111. In the evening.
and until about Wmldnlght Hope Hose
* Company enjoyed 1111 entertainment.
thtloton and bowel) sang and played
and did various other turns and there
were 'o‘th‘crs who slashed to pass the
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)MAHOONI WON 'XIGITORB’ HANDI-
c P'
balloon. June ilk-Marconi 111.1.
or),1wo‘u the Vlsltors’ handicap or 300
tabs 11111181) to 11 sweepstakes or
sreig'u . ochJ- for intravenous
ardll, «oval: turlonxs and 11111
tthd’ about) dayo‘ racing oi
Moot Keith meeting today. 1.1.
1.1m It's
up ‘vulued it 500 sovereigns with
. amigos 11111 specie. added to a
111111 111111 owesplit‘altes or 20 sovereigns
men-111nm“ and 166 yards.
waters Spectrum (1.:
.llowur'll 1 1
Ishtar won the Royal.
The three kinds 0! Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All lint-clu- otoru "II the Ozone
got) an.
m. .w—n
Mitchell 81 Son. Auctioneers.
Auction Sale: .
of one
I?“ ,
Meadow Street,
Silliliil‘Wiliilfl iii,
IDIII. 3
1112 o’clock, p. 111.,
EASY TMS.
Taylor & Golden,
11m. rams: rpm
msurldl‘tilt.
LINCOLN 811038 9‘- WAREHOUSE
74 Washlhfiton Strut.
scum NWALK con»
11'. you “I!!!” Insured
0911113?“ng by mil?
.111de LII 71011.
No. 5 Ha road Place,
South oNalk.
TRADE MARK
RIGIQTEIED
NOTICE
In all the Drug Store:
of the Nor-walks has'
' been placed by the
» lintbl'sladlclnuto
“South Nor'gdh. Conn.
. This celebrated
71111 more uncut
' ‘~ acnrefor
Rheumatism.
o
of Molar! a. W
Neal-alight. Colds, etc.
PRICE
. '_ .oytyso CENTS.
THARMON'V. . 1
h————-—-
GREGORY'S POINT.
Booth Norwolk.
J. E. SULLIVAN.
Priprletor and Manager.
Terms reasonable. Bathing. bast-
ing, fishing. Electric cars to hotel.
connecting wlth all trains on the N.
Y., N. H. & H. R. Ii.
UNSUBPASSBD.
RHODE ISLAND OLAM BAKEB AND
111-lune 1111111151111.
1111 1011 111111111
Should have their
the wind. Faro
are especially 1! able. We, 1111111111111
most compact, st pic and easily start ,
111) Engine on to market.
We Invite Inspection.
1.1 equipped with a 1,.
Nor-walk Engine and be Independent 01 .
stor Dredging they .
.“,,_‘.
‘ be living with us these wot
" days. We have had anchor) “ "
overdose 3:9: 11:. that It use.
tempted 1111113111119 an ear» ’
ly reduction in all our
MEN-’8 SUITS.
Note these prices wltn
211 red/Teeny. cLIPPeo
i OFF:
$15.00 Bulk Now
1200 Bull: now
10.00 Bull. now
ABSOR'TM ENT
GLASS.
1. DAVIS .8) SM.
Telephone 183-12.
.85 WASHINGTON 8T"
MOO. NORWALK.
$11.20
9.30
8.00
FIRST
2:. 1‘1 1;. 1;. 1;. .1. z". 1;. 1;. 1;. n-
J 11111115 Brown
Plinth: 111 P1111 linger.
Pure Will“) Lead and Zinc,
mixed by hand will Wear twice
as long and cover double sur
(see as m. cry mixed. The
' house 01 W Stevens and or
Stephen Wilcox. both on fiduth
Main street, were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if I paint it. My office, 5‘2 South)
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street.
y
a
More Trade Mauriets brouirht into connection today.
TheI‘Big‘i£FoUr”’Bargain
. 1
Ourset covers.
Night Robes.
Summer Corsets,
Ladies’ Drawers,
1.1.
.« .3. 1. ..
"5‘. B.:.:
.5
,..
29°
.3191:
Durlng this sale we will sell some two hundred dozen
Hosiery at a big reduction.
Ladies’ Lace Lisle Hose. lull finished, were25'c; at We.) 1
Fine imported rembrandt ribbed Iisle. at 251:; were 39c. "
Men’s silk finished Socks at tWo pair lor '25c; worth 201‘.
pair. ‘
A Handsome Crayon given away free with a
dollar purchase. Call and examine the fine work.
Call 58 2.
or 1' ’s8
1:11.. — You
to call at 6111'st01c and have 0111 libclal advertising oi’fer explained to you.
with it
. W hatoyer you get here you are sure to get right.
.1 and pilccs of our Fresh Garden Vegetables.
. AsrARAous, wnx BEANS, GREEN PEAS RADISHES. LETTUCE. cbcumnens.
. BEETS, new pornross ETC..
.31..
W e handle only the choicest
elsewhmc iii' town. ' ‘)
Fine Strawberries daily at me. and 13c. quart.
Bananas, etc.
The finest Butter 1n town—you cannot duplicate it for sweetness and flavor.
tried it do so. ‘1 1
We stand without a rival for
Are Invited
You will be pleased
We are coniplilllcnted daily on the quality:
(3 WM '
111 the fruit line. We are confident ydu can do be Er “here than
Pineapples for Saturday. Orglighs, Lemons,
I uranium 111
It you-’11..“ not
the Finest Coffee' in this section; you try it and be the judge.
i. E. SEIIIIUH- telling Grocer 33 Test Washington Slut
BIN
RlS
- km 1111:)
WILL co. svsny ARTICLE
18 LBS: GRANULATEDSUGAR FOR
rl‘nEsrmcoln CREAMERY BUTTER. PER LB.
I 3 9- 76 OAKES FELS’
Home Brand Milk, can. 8c. , ..
2,400 Matches for Joe.
1 qt. Bottle. Cider Vlnegér. " 7c.
Monarch Root Beer. makes
5 gallons, per bottle.
1 qt. jar Pure Fruit Jelly,
2 cans Red Salmon for
:11
‘roc.
me.
850-
CREAM BRAND PRINT BUTTER. LB»
SMALL LEAN RAMS. PER LB.»
CALIFORNIA HAMS. PER LB.»
FANCY NEW POTATOES,
ID OUN 'PRICES FOR THIS WEEK AND SEE HOW FAR YOUR MONEY
QUOTED IS A BARGAIN
$1.00.
22c.
25c. .,
Campbell’s Soups, absortcd,
per can, ‘ ‘
5 1b. pail Jelly. .
6 packs es Unoeda Biscuit,
7 cakes wiit's Pride Sou,
Long Island Cutout), butt 0. . . 9c.
Purina Health Flour per pkg. use.
3 can: Magnolia Milin 25c.
ace. 1
13%c.
9c.
NAPNTHA SOAP FOR
‘ . 91:.
15c.
' 25c.
25¢.
BERMUDA ONIONS.
ETC,
AT MARKET PRICES.
WATCH FOR OUR NEXT WEEK’S ADVERTISEMENT—A BARREL OF OUR FAM-
OUS MAUD S. FLOUR WILL BE GIVEN FREE
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY
DONOVAN BUILDING. , ‘
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
RILIAILE GROOIRB. .. i
scorn, NORWWLR
Special Induobmbnis For no: man») 1 ”’ "
om: riotous 111mm CREAMERY Bli-TTER.
ou runwwmru ROSE stone 1
3 3 Imp omnbbnrnn soon): non
' runs stimulants IN I l. , 1
. . OIL‘SARDINES
'" . 3512111111 ounsussn 11111.11.
' LARGE OANS FEARS.
are. 1.8.; 5 LBS. FOR Shoo.
55c. DAG; PER BBL...“ 411. ')
_ $1.99.,
3 FOR use. 1 )y
% L'fi OAN DREAK'FAST COCOA. 10c
CODFISH “SHREDS. ‘ ‘
3 1.88.3119! OODFISH.
FULL ORE" M CREE E,
Norwalk Chronicler