night. It 3 o'clock this morning. The
bodies or the King and Queen remain
to the palace»
All entry to the pshoe to prohibit-
id. and a strong cordonof troopj sur-
rounds the royal residence.
'l‘ho Ilaietcre who shared the fate of
their sovereign were the leading spir-
W or wsrwho
"It!!!
-brue
I sub-Iieuten
Ivy“ hail? IstI the hind“ do
it the royal person Pis-
redid: ‘60 divas and It’ll
.wour crown and
" He was overruled and
oi'it'fii‘ the palace ea-
v d'OrIesne, her chi|~
‘ trained in this great
. past toils m
tags which he!
lilo‘edIIo'stion oi youru
the universities. You will
‘W me. I am not so
. express an opinion on tile
' ‘..aI compared
with tbs-Ibu-
.I (“W when hit abs
I detailed account of
2m pioneer cowardice. Ha
I In Cartousel
.lIIIIilr rouged vi... .
‘: ‘Vclolies Faubonrsel'
:' no one gave
forward shout-
'g'arde astiohsles!‘ 'Vivonl
guard rushed alone
I \ to see hire. lie
W the fission agi-
0 tv must ab
I'No. ascendi-
is or the Obnaovlt'ch party. Their
ofmurder removes the only men capable
otmahisg a real stand against the
ponents in Servis
games” 0
NB. June ll--A private tel—
mm from Belgrade, Benin. states
that the army. last night proclaimed
Peter Ksrsgsorgevitcli to be king of
Servia. The troops Immediately sur-
rounded the Kensi: and forced their
way into the Royal Palace. where they
Is'ss’ssiaeted King Alexander and
Queen Drags.
it is rumored that all of King Alex-
ander' s ministers also were murdered.
This is stated to have occurred be.
tween the hours of 13 and 1 o‘clock.
this morning. A further telegram from
the same source says: ,
' “The career of the Obrenovitch dy-
nasty .wse closed In the early hours at
this morning. the same day of the year
on which Prince lllchsel was murder-
edtbirtynllve rs ago, in the park of
tile 'l‘tiphsohi or. near Belgrade. To-
day Ia Muiem“ was being song
In memory 0! Prince Michael and now
the last of his race. together with all
connected with the d nasty by his
unfortunate marriage. lee in a bier in
'Y'Tbe Double lgrade have hsen
docking the streets since: o'clock
this morning. discussing the tragedy.
butw hoot ““cbndemimtloo. A strong
dei ment ot'tlie'troops is encamped
aboutv the palace oi the newly pro-
clsim'ed king. who was a pretender to
the throne for many years. He was
born in Belgrade in 1840 and was mar—
rgoliitcba. who have new no
» the ”he, It'
“. ried In 1388 lo Princess m0. Mulli-
" ter of Prince Nicholas 0! lloutensgro.
She died ill I“ ."I
patch from ' which say a n
story II current , (ithat the glue
King Alexander wail recently consider-
ing atleetingm a from Queen
litter. becoming
preventive mob.
slim.
Idonlo htg h'timilgry othcers. last
23““ the despatch s‘dds entered the
sees and tried to carry oil the Queen
by Iorce. but encountered strong re.
sietance on the part of the Queen's
partisans. and in the ilerce struggle
which loiiowed the King and Queen.
and their respect «supporters were
prints a des-
rm... and t .
3...; or this. cell.
non“ .j‘fi‘m“ ”it“s...m o. l
a one to-
fie“ “In“ ‘Lf expmyggt “1PT.?" rat tho ' d ‘3 [h
on e n uean o
Wedgwbo slum pie-gathered-ia-thewieu ieity or. m
Wind-«Item
r’st given old man
I 330,000 In dxing it up
purposes: years afterwm‘d
Mai»
1- ‘o‘f’s new library sue
than the original
I she has. more-
Mod?) a a direct gift. '
~ ‘ cs‘ueu lending to the revolution
”is. Wm'diidh‘i‘im” HAW m
tit—mid “WWW-mil
_., ,
yasmuoh more low -
back on: room
Edi...
l‘i‘i
noon!
.3] IIItildIdeththeten
is
see. Everywhere troops or at ammo:
opposition to the newly formed govern.
soldiers discarded
eir cochade ng the late Kingm
Alexander I cipherfi and substituted for
It flowers green td iguana leaves
We ol 1;” men p‘srsdhed ithe
wsv so I out on:
Ire Wyl "from nearly every house Ii~
Bel 61nd there is absolutel no dis.
play whatever; olcrepe or other signs
of mouro’in.
The My standard has been lower.
ed them over the palace. Reports
e Indicate
sequent :
LONDON. June 11—
beryl-n minister at
tastier: the King
‘ "In.”
The minister said there were man:
I were note
Mondale
decoys
Alexander to eliminate the radio
calxeisment Iron the covenant all
by constant] I
tissue the massinatioo 0 King Alex~
coder and ' neon gs. Premier
witsrhovitch. h e wile.i e commander
orthe palace guard and two‘ other
git the or“: a ' 'clshaissppeer- Heferna
once of t e Obrenovl lr with«
«Iran. are being hold at the request of
g bortogeteomechsngetomahespoc
chase. She
'01 . iywss received requesting that
W held. Midi that two do-
ves
you at. its Wise testimonies
AT 4 WALL IT. HOT IIINO AILI
RRIINM IN HORVIALK THAT VII HAVI OPIHIO A
ode noose raou ms sourH woman; Irons.
Hacadsaiiv ro cash was Is’ovs rues. ceases“
case ass or THIIHIOHRIT oases me one. och
' more only your sags-av
Hamill euocseevuuv mm on rice IAKIIY eu‘smses u. .
tut eourli scents see we PAST roua vsIas AT
waIIHiHI‘
o‘ .rHIais
In Irene
re sunav vac creme roe
reuse it
was we
OF WORK
TO OUR RATRO
ej'luortv'HoHa lines. we mrauc i0 ”Honorees 'rHs rm
tar nobot KNOWN no we TRAOI. oua axesmauée or THIRTY
vsaaeiurHa saxs’av Iosmses m H. V. cm Havmo owes 'us
A 0000 lOIA OF THI RUILIO'I WAHTO. TO THOOI WHO MAY NOT
file one oinac'r sueeawsiou.
roll THs rmg errant: raaca.
HAVI TRIIO OUR OOOOO. WI WOULD RAY THAT A TRIAL ORDIR
WILL OONVINOI YOU OR THI FOL LOWINO FACTO, VIL:
. THAT KANI'I OOODI ARI PIRRIOTION IN IVIRV OITAIL. THAT
THIV ARI MAOI OF THE FINIIT IUTTIR. IOOI. FLOUR AND MILK.
TtiAT NO DILITIRIOUI OUIITANOIO INTIR INTO THIIR OOH-
POSITION. THAT THIV ARI OAR (FULLY AND OLIANLY MOI UN-
ws Hanoi-sorting axeassetv
‘=' I. i I
I
.REOPIOTFULLVD’
. j ’ Mrs.MC.Kanc.
Prince Karageorgcvltch as kl .‘For-
cign ulnister Del Cases comm looted
lite sortcee to President Mullet.-
rials or the Foreign once say it is too
soon to indicate clearly the eiiect oi
the situation in Servia en the Euro-
pean situation Servian dynastic troo-
blee havebeeo long impending. the up-
rising being dire to he animosities'
crowing out of the props ads of the
Pretender Khrsgecrgevi . it is re-
called that when the Ksr evitch
dansty secured brief rule a 1803. the
European powers intervened and es-
tnbiished I protectorate. and thus ter-
minated that dynasty. Whether there
will be similar action of the powers at
this time oilleisla are unwilling to oral
dict, saying the shock or the tragedies
is chiefly occupying attention. it is
generally believed that the assassina-
tions are theseousi of the'Klng's coup
d'etat two months ago, when he sue-
oended the Constitution. recruiting in
the disgrace and the retirement of a
nluunkber of Senators and leading old-
cal
GENEVA. June ll—-Prlnce Peter
Karsgeorgevltch oi Servia. who has
been living here for some time, appear-
ed to be greatly astonished at the
news from Belgrade which he said.
he had only learned through a private
telegram from Vienna.
VIENNA. June ll—A despstch from
Semlin. Hunnfi'. lays th t. in addi-
priggcnera were murdered. .
LIN. June ll—The Frankfort
among. in its version of the tragedy
at Belgrade. says that when the troops
com the royal bedroom King Alex.
aodor soiseds revolver and shot the
Queen and then killed himself.
. .Ie‘iisesc't'e AT Iauosruca.
Tramps Held For Humi- Of John Her-
" lemon or Tsrrytown,
WESTPOR'I‘. Conn, June 11—»Tbe
Badgatnck police authorities are bold-
iog- two man whom they believe are
connected with the murder oi John
a which occurred at Terry.
town N. Y.. three wells ago. The
g Terrytow‘s authorities. The two
on. who are apparently tramps, ap-
ca? late Tuesday sttsrnoon. selling
court plaster. The women behaved
then ed descriptions sent out
or” men sated in connection with the
on She salted them to wait in
‘he case while she went to I neigh-
dldecsndshehnrrledto
sitelephone mid entitled the police. A
assesses-‘thotheheuseaadhesr-
rent thI two tramps. A description
msnwAsssnttoTarrytowasnd
I .ltlII Camp it. who was
vii Holman when he was killed.
arrive here today. (or the pur-
m— Not f
peered at the house cl lire. John Aiv '
‘ & ~ Hi"
I».
‘0“,
O
To Tile Connecticut‘lsiiwsy a Light-
ifls “ms-by." ssd'silgotiler ileum
interested in the change.“ iocstien
and grade hereinafter proposed:
You are hereby octided that the
Selectmen tot the Town of Norwsllr
believe that public «convenience and
necessity require a change or the loca-
tion ol the tracks of said Connecticut
Railway d: Lighting Companyon West-
port Avenue, in said Norwslk. com-
mencing at the line oi the City at hier-
wsih on said avenue and running to
Post Swamp. so called, in aid Nor-
waik. from the center cl said highway,
where the said tracks are now located.
to the southerly side of said highway.
and a change of the grade of the tracks
or said company from the easterly line
of the City of Norwsik to the easterly
line of the Towel Nor-walk, to the
grade established for d highway as
shown by the map} ‘ profile of said
hthgway on die In the 0300 0,! the
esteemed oi eminence test were
will hear said Geno’s tiput Railway
t Lighting Commits. and all others
interested In said proposed change of
aid location and grade. at the once
it the said seieotmen oi Nogwsik, on
the nu. day or June.1003. stlo o 'ciock
in the foreseen at which time and
flute you are hereby notified to ap
Ilear and show cause, it anyryoojave.
why estd change or II ioeatioa and
grade or said Connecticut ltsiiwsy and
Lighting Company abo'eid not be made.
Dated at Norwallt. June 0.1908.
Jenna A. snows.
anions muss.
WILLIAM a Room.
no at" Selectmen cl Norwaik.
Haw YORK. New Haven a
Haorroan‘nlitnaoap
rms rasts. ‘
in arrest”...v May, 1.. tics.
A. l.-13:i0x. “3:811. 5-: 5:15
C; .22. 76:00:61 SIRS: its, 3:1 338.: Oh.
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A I 12' “408“? I 588 906,
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0:05 :RIMIMOM 0:80.
100::
Luvs ll nonunion roe
Raw new. I
0000 THINGS TO EAT.
Summmr Specialties. .
assessments“ cIHHso soups, ALL vaaiarras‘. romeo-anemone ems PATE'S, ALL vs
alriss. namwamcaa POTTID sealr awn nicer wane rachH surnass. nuss'r ouaury ' I
scan cHasea. SINIAPPLE cusses. caam Inn sHoLleH cHaaIa. sou. Lms porno HEATS, v~
nexus, ouvss. THI resale Haste silo soHsLsea aacoH—vou was? rHsH. sauces AND net. '
tense, are. meetings; century or swear. aoev surraa ro as rouse. caucious course
THAT WILL 'foucH ma sbof. NATIVI espouse. Imucs arts In MACH Please wait: rHs new In
lumpsena letting.
was interviewed by an Associated
atstive today on the fin-
xii-115"” nation in agriculture. He
said 2.
I “The de societies 1 ,stcch values In
selli ng tor th
sell. (Way I sales In [nodes were
almost entirely on New York orders
Amsterdsm sold slightly, but not near
is as much as was attributed to that
city by the despstches. There is air
solutely no reeling oi distrust in Illu-
rope over the financial conditions in
America.
"What do i think at the future? Well
the best answer I can give is this," and
Lord Rothschild handed over a stock
ticker showing that he had lost pur-
chased live hundred shares at on Am-
erican railway. “That oi course is on
ly a drop in the bucket but i may tell
you that one of the wealthiest ital-
Ists i know esterday invested 300.-
000 in Amer can securities and he has
put another £300,000 Into them again
this morning. That sounds large but
it is nothing compared with the selling
York. At such I period as this the
transactions of even the 'lsrgeat in
venture has I email eilect upon the
market in which the speculator lg
ures so largely." Lord Rothschiids
explanation oi the recent serioue
shribhage‘in values In this: .
"Speyers went. Into street raiiw
Yerkes came over here to eiectrop y
’the undergrounds. Morgan bought Brit
ish securities and I am told Sbbwsb
went is largely for British indc strisia.
They all thought I at British‘l or flu-
ropean investors w id take a larger
share in these Eu peso enterprises
than they did. The result is that
some at the largest capitalists in Am-
erlca have been obliged to provide
capital for their undertakings here Un-
der such circumstances quotations
were bound in go down.”
What would have become of Cuban
or Connecticut. it is hard to say. When
the President was melting his tight for
reciprocity last winter. Plait stood by
him like a rock. Platt has little faith
in compromises He has no patience
with the men who are constantly try-
ing to ilnd so easy way out or every
dilliculty. He is always for fighting It
out on a question of principle—Ind for
him’ reciprocity with Cuba has been a
question of principle ersr since the day
the Plan amendment was adopted.
There is no man in public life whose
mere word gm further with his asso~
cistes. He his never been suspected
of an ulterior motive. The fact that
Platt has stood for Cohen reciprocity
without wavering has gone far to die-
arm the criticism of those who said
the scheme was set up by the sugar
trust. and that nobody else would prod:
by it. Some or tab strongest men is
the Innate are ready to vote to ratify
Ill]. because
is sl righ’Imaad they trust him .——-Col.
Iiier's Weekly. -
._.~.....I......,....,.-»..I
OROIR TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT or NORWALK. as. Pro-
bateCourt Juneii. A 11,1003.
Estate or Alpbsus Jennings. late or
New Canaan in said district. deceased.
arseseu. That the administrator ex
hibit his administration account to this
court for sdiastment. at the Probate
Odlce in Norwallr on the 13th day of
June. 1003. at 10 o'clock lorenoon; and
that all persons interested in said as-
tate may be noticed thereof. the ad-
ministrator will csuss'this order to be
published In I newspaper having a cir~
cuistion In said district. at least five
days before said 18th day oi June. 1003.
I HEN W. GREGORY.
til it Judge.
I
a-
I... A. u—n: on. .00; coo. 1:.“
{fixture .os,s:sex,.s 10: oz: 10 It.
I.-‘-ll:03. 1.II.s:.oex me. I. .1,
MIMI I». it one cc. .‘
[DNDON Julio li—Lord Rothschild.
scarcegymsny American Memes“. to“
orders which come here from New’
reciprocity If it had not been for Platt-
.IPIII Lid)! II.
15:;/*
“5m
.
OOLVINO LAIO-R TROUILIO.
Universities Will be It Great Use to
Capital and Labor.
URBANA, lll., June ll-Thst the un-
iversities will be of great use in solv.
ing the problems of the troubles be
tween capital and labor was declared
by President Charles F. Thwlng. of the
Western Reserve University in an ad-
dress at the commencement exercises
at *3 University or illipp
e purpose It the university is to
give aid in current social problems"
said Dr. Thwlng. "The love oi men is
one of the means to solve these iotri
cate social problems and the college
is the place where the highest inter
pretation of the true meaning of the
word love is made, and by its example
the university can”help in solving the
great problem
"The element of humor is also anoth-
er essential in dealing with this ques-
tion. Good fellowship is the true so-
lution or the matter under considera<
tion. and American colleges can do
much to promote this fellowship, which
will greatly simplify matters by main-
taining a high standard at wit and hu-
The university conferred the honor-
arydegreeotllasiererArts upon
John E. Wright. mm editor of tee
Chicago Evening Post.
CALL "we.
as was? WASHIIIOTOII s'r.
‘3bcrtham3rtdsc and Satin-doc
\lncc'nucar and Kudos.
We made some important purchases in Underwur and
Hosiery last week. You can save at least ONE THIRD, as
they are marked exceptionally low. The several ltlntls ‘Id-
vertiscd are the best goods produced—made up to sell in
" lira lass retail houses. Not the cheap showy kinds made
up slim for sales and so called leaders.
No. I a reduction of 20 cents. 5. .
Women's “HERMSDORW Lace Lisle Hose, the lace ea-
tendlng to the tom/regular price 45c.
No. 2 a reduction of 15 cents.
Women’s Fine All Over Lace Lisle Hose, HERMBDORF
DYED, regular price 50c. Sale price..‘ ........... .30c.
die. 3 a reduction of 9 cents.
Women's All 0verLsce Lisle. Seamless Hose, regular .
price, 260. Sale price. .......... . ......... . . . .I 100.
.No. 4 a reduction of 6 cents.
Boys' Heavy Stockings, two and two ribbed, seamless.
two-thread yarn, last block, value 17c.
No. 5 a reduction of 7 cents.
Women's Pine Lisle Finished Vests, wing sleeve. V and
low neck, reghlar price 170. Sale price................10c.
[
No. 6 a reduction of 20 cents.
Men's Balbrlggsn Shirts (no drawers in this lot), short,
sleeve, tine combed yarn, regular price 45c. Sale price. .25c.
No. 7 a deduction of 4 cents.
Men‘s Socks. Past Black. Seamless,
Sale price ................ .. ..................... ..... dc.
Sale price. .. . . .200.
Sale price ..... lic.
e corker at 10c.
PAIBED TWO WRECKED VEOBBLO.
NEW YORK. June 11. —Catpain Can-
robert. or the fruit steamer Tali, which
rived here today reports that his
ship yesterday afte‘rnoon passed a vet
eel bottom up, coppered; also a dere-_
iict painted black with the letters
“1!." New Haven. Conn." in white on
stem.
The wrecks were sighted II
the neighborhood of latitude 38.40 of!!! ’
Iingitude 74.
W‘ i
LONDON BROKER FAILS.
LONDON, June 11 .—The failure at
T. G. B. Halley. a small broker was
announced today.
O OOOOOOOOOQIOOOOOOOO
Phone ”8-8. ’
Fancy. Largo. ‘
New Potatoes.
38c pk.
JosEZorr
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UPOH THIN. IV! OIVI YOU THI IIOT TH! mam AFFORD. AND OUR PRIOR! ARR LOW.
6. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer.- ’ ..
SOUTH WALK. CONN.
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