nllung over the deep ai-
; oh has bottle to swe—
.. Hay, advls
1 the funeral .it
‘ i would return to
' N ll. with Mrs. Hay
children. How long be
1111' um the secretary
y The gossip concern
tary Ray‘s pogsible re~
'11from the cabinet was re—
d but not seriously. if
ry should suggest such
president and cabinet
19011eg advise against it.
‘binet did not take up the
; of Russian petroleum
retaliation of that country
t the goods of the United
'1 I‘he government will
the representations that are
u the letter recently ad-
sud to. Russia by Secretary
cfore proceeding further.
ontroversy has not become a
“Jet for diplomatic settlement
he, absence of both Secretary
(1 Secretary Root, no mat-
public importance. came be-
he cabinet.
l
I
1
cw Bismarck statue in
as received another heavy
he weighty Norddeutschc
meine Zeitung has con—
it in a sharp article.
no the sculptor Professor
old Begas, has received five
red thousand marks for his
it His net proceeds are very
‘y in the neighborhood of
housand dollars. That is :1
deal of money in Germany.
ularly lu artistic circles. and
1c lump; and thus Professor
:1: has one consolation. al-
ough this is not likely to be a
fiiment consolation as against
artistic disappointment. We
that the fault. of the
pssiv‘e historic ela’bor:
1 as Bismarck himself
in build and 11at1ue.was of
pie and rugged lines. [he
mans apparently wished for a
‘m ense hive of ll ritish indus-
_ ,dlrected by American brains.
American contractor, Mr.
111111.15 employing labor- -saviug
devices, and IS teaching and lead
fig 2,600 British workmen so cf-
{actively that. while there is m
urrylng or shouting. there? is a
eady quiet progress There is
no loafing the men working all
The time. Mr. Stuart has taken a
lilting to the British employees
B says he finds the skilled labm
, d. but he regards the Common
borer as a poor creature comJ
pared with an American of the
lame class.”
A "4".
The presence of a good manii
allnon in the Connecticut river
this year gives encouragement. to
those who advocate the cultiva-
'tion of the fish. 'lhc salmon
111111qu in the river this year are
1.1ltlpposerl to he fish liberated at
Poquonock about two years ago.
hey Were then from two and a
half to three inches in length. and
out they are twenty— —iour to thir—
yinches. weighing 11111 to fifteen
"The products imported during
'e'11fiscal year 1901. which could
'made in the United States
d have given emplo ment to
350.001} people at 2 a day.
would have added over
u .000 to our spcndable in-
1This would have meant an
1.1.11.1 for $200,0oo.
311
. "1h ofiholne products, of
the very least. $100.000.’
ve gone to labor.
Glands K'ahu. of dn'dlaruupolis. who
. spoke on
other but ‘
Wt: la black velvet ribbon 11 ulwayd
1 beautiful on white and purtlcu urly so
on tlle dainty white point esprlt'
white Velvet ribbonvlls also beautiful;
Juggle bigness '1 ‘ "
on 111111 not Is Used for a wn
1.1.1.1111 Quail? this better to make the sleevesggven
CAMBRI 19.. Muss. 11999 26-mAII some sort of thin lining. dither blacki
thst: was [Rollins in the way; of summer some material In flesh color
wgather fill Gilli“ Day at 11111111111311 W55 If one ls going for u dong automobile.
a undant y made up 1113 1 ride out Into the country she should
commondomdnt exercises . wear one of the long costs so fashion»
Not only. did the 81W show no cloud 19 able for the purpose, but If she to Just"
temper “13 W913i? “W“ 0f the ““1 but driving about her own' home town for
there was scarcely, breeze enough 93 more pleasure the coat ls not seen.‘
"“53 "‘0 ”383 WNW “"3.” displayed but a tailored germ of perfect fit sets
about the college. The thermometer 10“ 'to good advantage the flue form of
all)“ M 83 9910."? 9 0 01°93‘- tlle operator. A close but neatly trlm
The exercises today tollowud the med furnishes no field for the wind to
Usual program. The resulur meeting work havoc In.
of the board of overseers, always held Here Is something cooled from
.n‘.
Input. and 9991's,
chest drawers wlth dcllg..t ut the frog
rant odors that will pervade our bluu
«lists and clothing: It is not generally
the places of those retiring maay; and known that strong sweet odors are as
one was elected to fill the vacancyc good a preventative or moths as dis
caugd by the {clinic to elect one man agreeable odors. fov'If It were known
last year all the moth extermlnatora would not
Governor Crane. under escort ot the smell 80 unpleasuntly. When putting
Nutlonal lmueere reached here at away clothlng and furs for the sum
about 9- 45 a m Lieutenant Governor mar, they must be well aired. conned
Bates. Adjutun our] Dalton and and brushed to be sure that you do not
several moihbet f" the governor's “Mk them away With the With 89438
accompanied him already In them. If this Is carefully
The regular commencement excl" done, 010th”! may ”3 Wt With the [01-
clues took place in Snuder's Theatre at “3me mixture tied “P In WISH" 90-35
'0'. 1 ' . and planed to the garments out Iusldc
At 11 uuorter of mg hour the prosl- the muffs. In the bond boxes. etc: 1
dent imd fellows of the university ounce 690'! 01' GIOVOS. mace, carruway
with the 0113139613 and the various fnc seeds. cinnamon, tonquln beans, nub
ultloa. met the recipients of the hon mag and orrls root. Of course they
Ovary degrees. Goyernor Crane and his Should all be ground. mlxed well and
stall and other liivlted guests. with all PM In small balls containing a tublo
the alumni. They then marched to 11110011111! each. In this way garments
Sanders Theatre, escorted by all the Will l‘0‘ only be Bill?» from moths. but
seniors and other candidates for do Will smell sweet when taken out In
grees In their cups and gowns ”It" autumn,
The exercises themselves were not
elpborate.
The wgoutmencement speukrs were.
four lit sooner. Lawrence Hayward
From 10 to I the polls were open at
Massachusetts Hall for the election
of overscore. F‘Ive were elected to fill
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NORWALK HAT NOTES.
—_-..
uterus of Interest From the Hat Re-
or Marlborough, Mass. gave the Latin view.
salutatory “De Re rubllca Amplifican- Messrs. A. A, Hodshou & 00.. South
do." a digeoureo on expansion. Ho. Nonvulk. manufacture desirable
grades of hats in the rough for both
press and hand Ilnlshlug.
The Otto Barthel Company has us-
socluted as a joint stock corporation
to conduct the manufacture of hats in
the rough at South Norwulk. l‘hc
stocks holders are: Otto Burthol. 252
shares; Edward WOBeard. l24 shores,
and William Moran. 124 shares.
Messrs. Hoyt. Wolthauson Al. (3.11.,
South Norwulk 11nd Daubury. make 11
specialty of the manufacture of hats in
the rough. producing both stiff and son.
bodies of the most desirable grades to
meet the known needs of finishers.
Retailers of film. fashionable head-
wour Will tell you that they always one
wilonce satisfaction. and please their
customers. handling and selling the
high-class stiff huts 111111112 by the Volk
Hut Company. South Norwulk. Young
mon‘s styles urn special. and are right
up to date.
The Rchew shows an Illustration of
the “W. & l.).." fall. 1901. whlch Is the
very popular derby manufacturer by
Messrs Wulhlzel' & Dreyer. to meet
the special but reoulrgmcnts of lead
ing retailers throughout the country.
It Is a handsome shape made in the
perfect manner characterizing all of
the flrm's productions, and wIII assurv
cdly prove a great success. There Is
also 11 companion Illustration of a soft
but of much more than ordinary merit
in every partlcnlar. and the fact will
be evident to every observer at first
glance.
has localised second year honors and
dual 11.1.1111: In closures
Sanford Henry Eisner Freund. the
most brilliant student in the class.
spoke no “My Lord Jeffreys Tries a
Case." Freuud, who gets his degree
In three years, sumnia 'cum laude. is
an Andover man and Ilves In New
Ydrk. He is now in the Harvard Law
School. Samuel S lth . D1 ury. of
Bristol. R I has as Is part an essay
on “Biology in Modern Poetry. " He Is
a graduate of the Roxbury. Latin
School and will tent ii at Poml‘rol next
year.
The graduating 111113! In the Law
'-Schobl was representé‘d why Herbert
“The Doctrine of Judicial
l’rcoedcnts at the Common Law."
Kuhn holds 1111A. 13.. horn Indiana Uni
vclslty in addition to his Harvard dc-
groe ‘
President Eliot followed the usual
routine about giving out the vast num
ber of degrees. He made the award
in got the honorary degrees very im
pressive. Following the exercises In
Sanders, the various classes of grud-
uutes held reunions. ; The. annual din-
ner‘glven b ythe. Harvard Alumni As
soclutlou took place In Memorial Hall
at half past two.
One. of the most interesting. of to-
day’s events was the dedication of the
ates of the new fence, surrounding
the college grounds, by the classes
“which presenter] the memorials to the
unlverslty. Today's commencement '
Was noteworthy for the conferring of
degrees in course upon the largest
number of men who have ever present-
cd themselves In th history.of the col-
A woman to “sweetly reasonable"
when she Is reasonably sweet.
~_
The National Sank of Norwalk,
logo. The honorary degrees were 1'01! Capltal 3240.000
(“"9“ as ”"0““ . Surplus and Profits, 388.000.
Masters of Artwmdwurrl lecrmore ~—
Burliugume. author and editor; John NOTICE.
Bellows. unthorlty on Roman" nuthul
ties In Biitaln essayist. leylcogxapher;
3931130 Munsterberg. psy qlogln lv'l‘he-
dbold Smith. pothole Isl; liarles
Gloss historian. The three latter are
llury lird professor 11.
Doctors DIvIulty—«Dnvld'? ‘(lordon
Lyon. Asuyrluu scholay; Alexander
McKenzIe. pastor of thirty- four years
past of the Evangelical branch of the
First Church of Cambridge; secretary
of the Harvard board of ovoraoors
since 1875.
Doctor of l.uws-~Wllllnm Caleb l.or~
lug judge of the supreme .ludlolul
Court of Mansnchutletts. Henry Smith
Prltchett pmnldent or the Massachu-
Butts luailtutc of Technology; Jacobite
llcnrlcus Van Hoff, grout physical che-
mist; James Ford Rhodes, lilalorlsn;
James Tyndale Mitchell. of the 811-
preme Court of Pennsylvania: Charles
Spraguo Bergcnl. first director of the
Arnold Arboretum. Boston; Wayne
MacVeagh former cabinet officer and
lcudlnx cotmsellor at. law. Theodore
Von 1101111131....1111111101 of the Our.
man emplre. Conspicuous 11nd 1111111111
31 honors were conferred upon the Ger
man ambassador. In addition to the
normal degree. In the proceslson to
Sanders Thoh‘ti'o his otllclul rank was 1
determined as next that of the govern;
nor and he 11111 next that 0111111111 on the
stage. When President Elliot announ-
ced the conferrlng of the degree the
uudloncc cheered, n compliment which
use not. 111.111 to throttlin- person. 1
eonsvrrurlou'e Furor c1111....
NEWPORT, R. 1.. June 20-The 1
Conltltuiou liturtcd this foronoou upon
her first crulno today. when she left
= for New London to attend the Harvard-
Yule races. When she went out there
Were only light westerly sire and she ,
woe currylug- liar No.3 bomb and No:
2 1111 11111111111 In 11111111111111 to the 1111111111
_ sell Under the 1111111111111; com!
It looked that a drift along the 11 1
sea In sweltering mun. Nadine“
Norwulk. CL. June 26. 1991.
The Directors of this bank have this
any declared a regular dividend of
three (3) per cent. and an extra divi-
dend of one-half (34.) per cent. from
the. earnings of the past six months.
payable on and after July l, 1901.
II. P. gPRlOE. Cashier.
126 1w
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MEN’S
Bike Suits
33. 79
11.11.1111... 16.11111 Suits.
‘vory Dull-able; “Pattern.
4.
'lilervlcelble'Oloth.
71.11111 1111, ;
Tailors. Clofhkrsi
“Heifers. 111.111.11.11.
115‘ Washington street.“
commentary."
011111111 ncorrlcd with 111111 In math -. .
Messrs!!! 'l' Potter and Reginald. '-
910093.11'l‘heboa1‘t will-'bexon
truly afternoon. Royal 91111 (to ;
. 11111111 1111111111. Noun also
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mousaollne de sole. 01". It you like. the 52 South Maln 81.. South Norwalk. Gt.
must be pretreated for wagon.
on commencement morning. and the Vogue which ls most refreshing read» 9”“-
tormul vote was taken, granting the his. and causes us to look forward to
honorary degrees. the full opening of clock boxes and W.
Taylor 8. Golden
tubby it llllulus Ilium hall.
Theithree 11111111 or Trade Marks
All dutch-a store: .1111 the Ozone
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011 file at the Reading
Room in the Graphic
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Saves many 11 dime in watch cure. The
proper and timely uppllcutlon of one
single drop of oil will add flvq years to
the life or your watch. Luck of It
when needed with 110011 regulate It to
the ranks of tlmclcss timers. You may
abuse many animate and Inunlmate
things. but ubusc your watch utter it
strikes for less tlmo or butter cam
it will "got even" py yqulctly qultt
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business llfcwlust, when you need
tlmoly help. We diagnose all Watch
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* Graduate Optician
‘ Room 9. Unlt’ed’Buuk Bulldlng
Office hours. 8 to 11: 45 12: 46 to 6: as.
Saturday cvenlngs 'l to 9.
DIVIDENQ NOTICE.
m
The Norwmh Savings Bocloty.
- Nouwnlll June 10. 1901.
rout six months‘. "Wlll be credited to
depositors July 1 iI991, and paid;
them on and 11116143131111 10. '
Pei order of Directors.
G. E. JAMILLEKL Trees.
3‘ ‘ _
Proposals.
The commltteo of the Over River
school district lnilte proposals for
painting 1111111311001 house of said d111-
trldt’. and the fenc's In front of 11.1
property of sold dlstrlct. Also for
repairs to the tar walk Insldc and out-
side the school grounds. and resetting
the curb. Bills to be handed to the
secretary. ‘A El. Austin. on or before
July 2,1901 For reqirlr’emonta. tune
of. payment, no. apply to either mem-
ber of the committee The right to
reject any or till I relic .
126 2w‘
M.
‘ Elliot 1: Soul
‘ 91111191111111.1111 In the Seventh Nat
. first twnety- 4ch minutes 913' buslucss to
In their massacre of the Christians In
' l). D.,
‘ LANCERS ESCORTED GOV. CRANE.
1 escort of the Nutlonal Lancers. went to
'11.?
Interest ut the rate of three and one , I;
half per cent. per- 11111111111 for tumour- ~
to;
mthe 111 1.11.111 ores
charge of to 111111 1111111111 today. lllurly'
111 the any 11 . 1'1 1 usultatlon" with
all resident (l! the
at Company. in In-
tonal William H WKlmball who to-
tired from the presidency of the broth.
was at his desk today. windluz lib
slime private adults. He 1111111: "The
morning mall has brought the bank
many offers of auslstance. These bf
fore were not accepted for the reason
that they were not header. "
Mr. Kimball will remain on the
bank’s directorate. .
Cashier Adams sold that. during the
day only about $25, 000 111-1111101111 was
wlthdrawn. “All or odee depcsi
tors." said Mr Adams, f‘huvc‘ stood by
us and have not withdrawn a dollar
from thclr accounts. We had soon it
money on hand to meet any demon. "
CHARGES AGMNBT MINISTER WU
PHILADELPHIA. June 26~At a
meeting of the Chinese-American Mls~
'ulonury Society, held here. resolutions
were unanimously adopted protesting
against the selection of Wu This Fang.
Chlnecs minister, as orator of the day
at the Fourth of July celebration In
this city. The resolutions assert that
“Mlnlster Wu covertly aided the Boxers
China. and has been mlsleadlng the
public by his statements In regard to
his position toward them." The reso-
lutions were signed by Richard J. Hur-
rls. secretary and John L. McIntyre.
president.
~—
BOSTON. June 28-ll‘ollowlng the
custom of more than a century and a
half. Governor W. Murray Crone. under
Cambridge. today. to be present at the
commencement exercises at Harvard
University. The Mucous received the
governor atth‘c mm house. Governor
Crane was uccompanled by Baron Von
Hollcnben. the German ambassador.
MR8. McKlNLEY's CONDITION.
WASHINGTON. June lath—Mrs. Mc-
Klnloy's condition Is so much Improved
that she was able to take 11 drive with
the president this forcnoon. The drive
The 11 out 1
of the 8111111111111 No oncl 311111.911“, ~
News that means moxiey saved for you. Our wimtel‘tl are $111111; ov.
with up- to‘thén'm’lnute staples at smartly reduced prices. Read the detail
Shirl Wrists 1:11 Wash Suit
L‘udles’ Flue White Lawn Shirt Wuluts. tucked back, ft'uir clusters of flue
tucks and two rows wide Hamburg luscrtlon on front. tucked soft collar and
bishop sleeileu. 9811.. ' vulllé $1. 25. i
The dulntlcet variety of Fine White Shirt Waluts ever shown In the '1‘qu ’
Cities are on sale here. Prices range from $1. 98 to 83. 98.
Ladlee‘ Shirt Waist Suits. light weight cool and serviceable for; summer
wear out week. for a leader. we are 01131111; Suits. blue and black pillku"
dot. trimmed with white braid, sailor collar. at 51. 98, 11911119230. , ‘
ll‘lne Lawn Bhlrt Waist Suits. yoke and lucewtrlmm'
111 Ice 32 75; sale price $1.98. .' ‘
Wash Goods.
Lawns. Dotted Swiss, Batiste.
We are showing some beautiful Swisses,
Dlmltlcs and Mercerlzed Fabrics.
Fancy Dotted Swiss, 151:. yard.
Holly Batiste. 151:. yard.
Handsome Dlmlty, 121,40. yard.
Suit Cases and Bags
We are showing a most complete assortment. The cases are marked at'
very low figures. initials marked on free of charge.
Leatherette Suit Buses. $1.50; value $2.00.
Imitation Alligator Cases, 84.50.
Solid Sole Mather Cases. $6.75.
Bags. 113 loch, 96c. .
Bugs. M Inch, $1.05.
Special Ill-Inch Bag at 79c.
Crockery.
Tomorrow‘s offering lqulna includes Dinner Sets and Chamber Toiliit
Sets. They are good looking and lnexpeuslvc. An opportune time to pur-
chase ohlna. ‘
lasted forty minutes.
Special Showing of Ladies’ and lisses’ Bathing Suits.
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FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, PER LB.. 22c.
_ . 6 COKES FELS' NAPHTHA SOAP FOR use.
Home Brand Milk. can. ,, 8c. Campbell's Soups, assorted.
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“’4“ ga‘fhg‘igmv. .1 13‘?“ FANCY NEW POTATOES, 1i. p... Jelly. ,5...
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Monarlclh Root B;er,lmakes ETC..' leak? lswgtg Pride goal“ 259.
5 83 0‘39 PER WE, .. ‘OC- ' ong san ataup, tt e, we;
‘1 ‘ ‘ ‘ roc. AT MARKET PRICES' Purina Health Flour. per pkg. 53c.
25c. , 3 cans Magnolia Milk 25c.
VCREA‘M BRAND PRINT BUTTER. LB., 20c. ’ “
SMALL LEAN HAMS, PER LB., 12%c.
CALIFORNIA HAMS. PER LB., 91:.
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