eddies of 6.3.qu calibre
at ca we
l
i‘mdies'iiurnished int private or public displays.
§
* North Main 'iiud’ldlllletreeis.
south; NDRWALK- ‘
in
lzizr
FANS. FANS. FANS.
LAWN SUITS
99d . laps, so. to 25¢.
”mm Sims- . fSJlk. 23:. to $1.00.
SHIRT wakrs NECKWEAR.
in STOCK TIES.
" " LARGE VARIETY. Bows AND IMPERIALS,
* STRING TIES AND TECKS.
WHITE SKIRTS ‘
, LINEN COLLARS
with ‘ ‘
, 1 in
SUMMER censors SUMMER Hosissv
Q of in "
NET on BATISTE. LACE AND DROP STITCH.
ml
r
093399 .51 loll
. as Washriléroii swirl: 4 :so'ufli
. i
has MILK.
. o . . llins
. ‘ o ”"1
‘ . ,Fiiimlllis .
.anqicaptured‘ the nodule oi Tho NorWnilts. in no other“
establilihniant will you llud styles lust tho sumo or near-
ly so nttructivo. nor will you not a similar quality forum?-
thin like our price. dodging from what our pntiousrteil
no no hnvo not only tho choicest lino to pick from "but
our furniture giro: the host of satisfaction. We have
isrvod the most particular people or The Norwnlhsi nod
have xiron ouch universal! subtraction that‘o'ur custoni'ern
recommend atom to controllers for thoirfilv‘nruiture. our
line in tho largest and Most varied. '
a. honours a, no.
' unwell in i. ‘ 13W,
. _. I o . ._.._
0 (luv outlining no ry‘idrf‘titn'fign‘uu-hho
the
‘ their fright. rushed.
American“ steamer Deutsohldnd; "The
host engines of the Southwestern was.
p ream in. or“.
Contain it
pro 7:383?
9V0 0 i ,
lb a blinding
holders all toll tothoir nose. and.“
th, . ii on they, now ilsflnrlwo-
. t _ Mitch
ll
v
or's
and him a nd
solid-91' PROM NAoé neon. '
Ten Million-inn .
w ,.- a.
‘ ‘ hold to Have Cor.
mud malachinnd.
LONDON, 'Juno sswflossrs.‘ J. Pier;
pout Morgan. W. in illlirins, P. A. B.
Wnnener oudG. A.«~Grlooom and the
other wealthy «Americana who are to
sail for tho United States today. char-
tered a linoclnl train to take them this
morning from London to Southan
too. where they boarded "the Hamburg-
spoolal tralnhons’lstod of a saloon 6hr-
ridge, a second class our for the ser-
vants, n. baggage car and linen! this
‘Mr. Morgan spout notfa little time
in giving his last; instructions to his
son. J. ' Plernoht“ Morgan, in. and
Messrs. J.’i.? Waterbury and Charles
Ln‘nier discussed the failure or the
oi. the party were Clinton? E. 'Bawltin‘s',
one oi Mr. Morgan'slizngilsh partner's.
accompanied by his wiie’nnd daughter.
eruor 'l‘. h. Woodruit. Pierre landlord
and J. L. Saltonstoll. who has been um»
hnsuador Choate’a private secretary
and is succeedo‘d by W. W. Woodward.
Amos thoseuwho gathered to sea tho
party 0!! were Second Soorotaryot the
United States Embassy. J. R. Carter
and Joseph H. Ghosts. In. the third
secretary and a (on English friends
or lilr. anltins.
Mr. Grisconi said to a representative
oi’ The Assoninted Press: ."It in qulto
by scoldent‘wo are all together. We
deals or deals of any kind. his
thought it would be more comfortable
to take a special and so met a hull
hour extra in which to breakfast. i
have always been anxious to see the
Dentsohlnnd. We are all looking to
an enjoyable trip.
Mr. Elhlns said: “We have done no
busineiia here. We hare had a most
pleasant stuy. There is really nothing
to any."
Others of the American party made
similar statements.
Among t a other passengers on
board the utschlnnd are Mr. and
Mrs. . K. Vanderbilt. fiheid Bey, Kr.
and re. John Boyd Thacher. Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Surnames. and Dr. James
H. Wormnu. United Sines consul at
Munich. .
-~._.—
SEVENTY-THBEE MOTORS RACED.
First Stage of Paris and Berlin Events
Finished Yesterday.
Aix~LA€HnFBLLfi June 28-41.
together seventy-torso motors com-
pleted the firststaxe oi‘ the automobile
race between Paris and Berlin yestor.
day and started again at 5 o’clock this
morning tor Hanover, two hundred
and seventyoix miles distant. 'l‘ho
racers started from here in the some
order in which they arrived.
PARIS, .lhue its-dine latest news m.
retried? from the racers wa‘s trout Cas-
sol. where thc'” two'lendorn. Fournler
and tilr‘ardot came into collision. and
their mnéhines then dashed into a
crovvd oi spectators. one child was
seriously injured .
otevnlnurion 0F HOV'Y'B ESTATE
v‘nnwy ironic. June 28~Frnnk no
Roe and Thomas H. Clark. executors
o» the estate oi the late Chariot: ii;
Floyt; thelplnywrixht. have beon‘vciiqd
to appear boioro gurmgato Thomae‘toi
day and show cause why they anonid
not patio Willlun H. currio the sum
of 319.009. to which ho” is entitled un-
der'the‘wlll‘ or Ilr. Hoyt. it is egpoct-
odi lit this notion mu iaolliubo the
diet butiorr‘wtho earninuiilch other.
wind! would hard to he huntgiothct on
m not. 1992. m m tron um
of tho lilting 0113119,, otterawteatai
” ‘ .“ “it“is‘n‘iriendiyfnotion. f rigid
‘pel fror Hr; Currie. ““l donut
will bell-inbound _ .‘
Seventh National bunk.“ Among minors ii
Hurry Payne Whitney, Moutonant Go‘v- m
are not transacting great shipping ho
e o iron/trident -’Wheu“’l
,» intend: on libhduovoro within
the small or mylbadirw ‘ii‘roni time to
time i, hddiamusoula‘r. rhsiimoiiiém and
it become so irlrsoniio both at my work
" slid plain oil huts: «that I. rail it high
time no clinch it hetero-”it becnmo‘ mars
serious. i got Donnie Kidney Pills at
5 methods lanai-mm.» ‘ i has» no [bank-
nuhe inn tho soreness in my muscles
did not trouhie'me after taking the
bills." " ,
For. unis by nii‘ dealers, price 50
Cents it box. Footeruilburn (30., But-
lnlo. N. it, sole agents ior'tho United
States- .
Remember tho numemboon‘sw—und
take no. other. ‘
NATIONAL TgOTglNG assault;
‘ l0 . . ‘ ’
“ HARTFORD, June its—A meeting oi
the Board or Roviewoi the, Natldne.
Trotting Asmlntion was doomsdayd‘s-
terday in the rooms or the association
in this city. The Bourd was onllinl to
order b ythe
10‘ o'clock. The following’ members
Worevnrosont: President. P. P. John-
son. Lexington. lip, vice ' president.
George W.‘Archor, Rochester. N. Y-
the lion; Morgan B."Buikoiey. Hart-
l‘ord. N. 0. Blake. cellar Rnpids, lawn
and Frank Bowen. Philadelphia. Soc»
rotary Qwhor. or Hartford.- ensures-
Qgt together irigl ad “‘3“ or is ”(logos
. 1793919999 ‘ . ° 9999 “WI . 3'
all interested in tho billion of the angio-
elation versus Vance Nuckols and of
the association versus Arch W. Henry:-
clr. now the owner or the bdrse‘wn's
present. .1. P. Dudley, or Glovnlund
roprosnutinir Vance ‘ Ndck‘ols,” of that
city. opened the case. He said that he
contended that the board had no lurisv
tlidtldh“over iiio‘onsu and that tho innit.
tor was purely a local one. for the de-
cision oi the Clevolund Driving Park
Company. The track Judges wore sup-
remo Iii the question or the oligihility
oi the horse and as noltho‘r Nuckois or
any member or the National Amid
tion had made Ann upbeat that would
properly bring the-matter before the
am of review. He also objected to
the constituion of tho (Shard. not in-
dividually as to the members. but bo-
cnuse there should he seven members
besides the omcere who are members
exdllclo.
CHICAGO’S NEW MUSICAL UNlON.
CHICAGO, June 28-Union musi-
cians of Chicago. who have long been
split into rival factions. are soon to are
in tho ileld still another union. which
the adherents oi both tho old organi.
stations will be invited to join. it was
announced by George W. Thompson.
organiser of the Chicago Federation oi
Labor, that the charters o! the two
rival unions were to be revoked in the
hour future by the American Federa-
tion 0! Labor. acting in the intemsts of
harmony and peace and that nearly all
the union musicians of the city were
heartily in iavor or the new arrange-
ment. Since tho Denver convention
some months ago. when one of the
Chicago central organisations of musi-
cians refused to pay a line of $600
levied against it on account ol the
Chicago tend, the feeling has boon
growing in labor Circles that the only
way to end he strife would be through
onuoéllution oi the charters or both the
bodies and the chartering of an entire
iy new federation of Chicago must»
cloud. with membership open to both
the old control organizations on equal
totins.
MASON VETERANS' REUNION.
WALLle-‘Oltll. June ssw'i‘ne
thirty-first annual rounlon of the Ooh“
nootiout Masons Veterons‘ Association
was attended yesterday by about 150‘
members. William Wallace Lean!
Madden. was chosen venerable mentor
and Rev. A. N. Lewis. of Montpelier,
Vb. secretary and treasurer. Other
unicorn were chosen asroilom: no
nocisto Mentors: . Storms Ii“. Judd.
Waterbury: Roswell Atkins, Bristol:
Dwight Wnush. Btamtord: Bishop F.
Northern. Noritroh; William H. «Chap
mu. Deep River; “pram. South
Gowniry; Clarion ii. Pomomy. Willi;
mitotic: Guys 0, Ford.) w “ ‘.'
Chaplain. Ren'wnuani» ii‘. Marshall.
Annuals: assistant mom. motion
iclr B. Lewis, New 'ifluori: ’rogintrnrl
‘1‘. ll. L. Talent; ommmm‘igmri
shell, Homer TWIWIlg'UlflOh City:
soneochnl, William M. Fowler, Berlin.
“‘ vaoirrs norm Flinn haunts.
, dutch. June wannabe harm
one. -.rrl‘a its mull
gum mallow”? d 9'
1 was injured. ’i‘bro
. tornado not hoes
" samo‘condition-prevsils in the internal
president, shortly after
any: the yacht! with: north: the re» .
ll. outta here have would iron: my“:
- winds. rough neiornnd' the ‘ at;
Juno Milliwllightnlng'
twenty places in
durinsm hedvy about:
. torrid? alteration. bu
property damage was in p
the department to ny“ diff rdi'it
ports or the‘ultthithln nitoon minutes.
1Ii‘t‘lrl table hour nail t: lid}; that the
noon-o fwd up; a“, were won it
doinpldté'urost‘teaytlon civilian sorvlo‘e oi
the oieotri road "dill toiophono nnd
tolegrnph‘ii stem, were but out of bus-
{288:} ibi‘hilllm: atfiorod the to; of
«9‘ , will Stgg‘uljc. 'WW‘ 1' on on
fimoifinrlwhh liri,_ p nnd'siato to tile
other side of the horousbfsre, and
anotllor tsntorod “the rssidonco at
(door a ‘ We the chimney,
sinus in: ii" stove "lib
damnzo‘hy tire. ’
Pam-rmo'hew stamps.
""i"
Extra horses in Bureau at Engraving
And Erintlng at Work.
NEW YORK; Juno , ”~1th forces
oi prsssmen- and other employees of
the human or Engraving and Printing
are working night and day. says a
Washinxton dehpatdh to tho Press, to
supply the new stamps necessary on
next Monday. when tho amended war
into shoot.» The
d causing some
Ro‘joiiuo Bureau 6! the Treasury Us.
in moot. Thousands or stamps are
boil 3 tout out on every mall train.
They are consigned to the internal rev-
Eo‘li'oo consumer every state and city
.in Itlhu Union. and Porto Rico and Ha-
W'S .
The moremont toward furnishing the
stamps was inaugurated months ago.
Sinus tho first estimates the orders
boys had to be increased materially.
An entirely newlssuo of beer and
cigar stamps has been douiguddJ en.
grayed and printed. Commissioner of
Jnternal Revenue Yerkes has author-
ized tho collectors at, large beer pro-
ducing and cigar multifacturing cities
to open their amt-es immediately after
midnight on solidity. ills object is to
allow the browsrs‘nud cigar manufac-
turers to gut supplies of stamps be.
tween that hour and the time for the
opening or business at daylight on
Monday. The new tax regulations go
of Juno 30.
An idea of the extent of the beer and
cigar trade in the country is shown in
the figures for the first month's supply
of the new stumps under the law as
follows: .
Beer stamps, oneoighth barrel, 2.-
000.000 ordered and 920.000 delivered.
Outhounrtorghnrrell, 0.000.000 ordemd
'nuii 2.480.000 delivered. Halt barrel.
10.000000 ordered and 4.860.000 deliv-
ered; Barrel. 1.300.000 ordered and
=1.100.000 delivered.
Cigar stamnsgtwenty-ilve cigars. 1.-
600.000 orderednand 990,000 delivered.
Fifty cigars. 10.000.000 ordered and 0,-
100.000 deliverod.’ One hundred‘cigars,
2.000.000 ordered and 1,330,000 deliv-
ered. Two hundred unlit-fifty cigars.
600,000 ordered. and 270.000 delivered.
JOCKEY ' ONALD DEAD.
DENVER. “June 28~Jnhnny Mo
Donald. the Cell oral: locke‘y. who has
ridden for some at the ‘ 'atest horse
owners in the country. (led in a stall
at Overland Park of monumption. The
boy came to Denver about three weeks
ago iron: Arizona. where be‘speut the
winter for his health. in com any with
Dick Clawson. another minor 3 jockey.
he was sent there on a purse raised by
the jockeys on the coast. The scilhe
in the stable was pathetic. McDonald
was sitting besidb‘ Milto Hounessy.
tall-ring ovor the horses. when he said
he felt sleepy and thoughthe would
lie down and tithe a nap. He fell back
in Honnossy's nuns after he spoke and
expired in a tow. minutes. McDonald
rods for Barney Sohroiber and Hughey
roooxulued. no one oi the coming lock.
on of the country. His remains will
be soul to Cniliornln todnn.
GERMANB PLEASSD AT HONOR.
BERLlN. June ilsm‘I‘oduy'e newspap.
crsv mint long special dospatuhes re-
gardinxthooont rring by harrnrd Uni.
varsity. of gtho . _ “of not). upon
Dr. Von Hollohen. ttho‘ German ambas-
sador at Wuhington. and the other
honors paldi'hlm.“*"l'ho' ‘mmsrks or
the honor conferred upon Dr. Von Hol-
iohen, moths “summer Zeitnns
also prints” appreciative nonunion“.
«trialling upon, the anion attendant
circumstances. 0th lolrclos. includg
inn-smarter Wales. «we also not:
pleased. ._ . ( ,
«a...
mom- rm..n~ras discussion
attire, ’ooniiiotn in hula led
to such It inbuilt . *
Deputies this“;
dusted. Senor
and 3» about.
into onset immediately alter midnight \
'Honosior-n number ot-yemnnd was ,
i’resident Eliot are keenly appreciated
hero.» ThoNo'i'stche Quitting points out .
the unmodifiedmdo comater oi :
' smiwoiioiuloious counters. .,
‘ in upoiiihc Veranda ,4 rsthér than no
doors, ‘l'fii‘hclsulijcctp on. of furnishing tlilhbigfidoor aliecep-
tion Room, is an entertaining one, and the possibilities are as
expansive ds‘thc entertainers purse“. ,. . " " . ' ,
Topping the list, ninth begins with very‘ inexpensive
Chairs; Tables, Couches and 'l‘abourettes. curries Americnn
Prairie Grass li‘uruiture. Its very colored: delights. subdued
green-43 appropriate, its tremendous woa’ring Qualitiesadmlh
' ably fit it for such use, die designs arr beautifulln conception
and its usefulness, is by no means limited to“ the period of its
out door utility; I “a. ‘ U l ,
Ash for further information
at the Furniture store.
‘ turns iii no allusions
A l-lAMMOCK its place as a summer necessity in every 3
household with veranda or yard enough to swing it in. We
can tell you nothing of the comfort it brings that you ”do not
know already. it is just a question of where to go let citing?“
Well, try our assortment—we can suit you from a nil N '
of kinds and 'colors, to , s
9 n .4-
price!” anywhere from
nonr-ssssmusrcr‘l-cuuono 7
m ESE organism ERISTICS have made such fabrics ..
Batiste, Chailidfi Grepcsland Nun’s Veiliug the summer favor~
lies in the Wash Goods Section.
born
Fine pure Linen Batiste 25. 3o 8: 350 yd.
New and pretty Challlcsfiyj. 12,56. 19 & 35c yd.
Plain black Nun's \‘eillng. ball wool and 22 inches wi
18c yd. ' ‘ .. “’2‘ |
Plain Crepe Cloth-solid colors—45¢ yd.
Fancy Crope~printed stripes 81 figures-lgc yil.
“"2.
. n, H. ..
\
Keep you r
hrbuymgihe Best for theyi.‘_l;oyé$igl’}iid§f . .
i‘ tusi .‘ v. ‘ "
i?‘
.a
We have those Oxfords.
Mathewson & Go.
all feel.
Union Made Shoes on Men. $2.95. ‘
OLSErs sror s .0 1
SOUTH NOiiWALK.‘ Conn",
and shoes made-:bijoilnsbnrv.
for $2.50 and $3.00, all styles; and run iii
if You An: Building or‘Repn
' it? odd Innruryou. "
”Minamoto-i ~ ,
a . ' inwW'i ‘
at " llfl’ moon-d“ and animate i
, . , . 80800411: or
filmy!61$431.0!"fertilisation” ”le
stas'isrolrz. an ""1th and 31m, in 4i!
, mm.w . , . ~ .. , .
rosin ‘muwm film 9” "1‘”- 19;n,t prion
”will” "3' _ “M?” ”M! f " fiiiril‘l‘dm
iii-"int! «mirrors!» ' ~-‘ i
4 m" #7."
WW“ reams,
“glimm-
. Vfii' .
. title on”
’ 'l‘ min ilu‘yi ",hiiilodinliwi‘ " ‘ "
'a 9* ul'liouflul‘fnirnm no. no
‘ stars» am it" haw/”l
Norwalk Chronicler