, m 13. -—A special des- 'wmde aeya the bodice or ' . ,‘Ind Queen DrIgI were pit. dug In the village ed that, In I mark ot received the follow. thriee 1. Wilson. oi at Athene dated Inn king oiiicially pro- open-mm, decide: till 1.4—KingAlexan nun. who were IIIII tydeioidhy. In the royal ried during the night .1 t otthe Obi'enovltchn the-old cemetery of The interment wee “athlete Iecrecy be- one end three o’clock lonel Nnumovice. ~the iIte king, will be Iiiy' decorated with ”W dolore. _Wed Alexander'a ’ ‘ of their new. It1:30I.m. lent-peer were then Willis “Ind the IIttor were maxilla wII hurried- ' only two prism were tune h‘he metropoli- :IwII .. in! ogre rd}. Iggy... Booth. F' D Lyon&Co. . Cabinet. The Ikupehtina can decide All of t - here has rarely _ they will pmbahy go to Geneva and h uoort the new king to 'r VIENNA, June lzuPrince Alexis . the best Iolutlon. ‘ > E 111 Ila-Adena I will “3 “hm my mantle paper II I wrapper, and $3.90l -... .. mam... ~ _. ceremony lasted only a Iew minutII. The body of the his premier Marlo» vltch will be buried with mllltery hon- 0|". kill“! Col. Naumovlca. who run while forcing an entrance into the pal- oiliciei notice oi hie death In “dying lm dthe Iield of honor tor hiI (Ither- In it II now confirmed that only Queen Drnga’ I two brothers were killed. Her cistern were token to PInoIove by some of the communion. ' in the course or :11 Interview todIy Premieh Aynhutntlvica IIId: “We to avoid the country falling into I can dltion oi '.I'nrchy When I king II II acted he will have to Ippoint I definite the inte of“ the country quite indepenv dently of the army. although an agree ment Ieeme probable. In the event of the election of Prince KIrIgeorgevitoh I deputation will go to Genevn. inform him oi his election Ind invite him to come to Belgrade. He will be Peter he First. “The Conetltution 011901 will be the battle of the tuture governmental eye- tem. AI to the prompt poeition oi’ the country. calm prevails every- where There have been no diaturh- Incee end the situation promises to become better In the future, Those who week of excited popular Ienti- lnent Ind predict further changes are entirely wrong." VIENNA. June 12,—The Austrian River Monitors Bunion. Lelthe. MI- roe end KoerceI are air! to have In- chored before Belgrnde yenterdny ev ening. ‘ it In reported that the garri- Ion of Nish. Servia. has refused obed» lence to the new government. The report that AuntrlIn monitorI had In- ohored hetero Belngde was inter oi‘li clally denied 81‘. PETERBBURG. June 12. -'l‘he tragedy It Belgrade yetnerdIy caused In immense impreeelon here. The newspapers .expresa indignation and horror at the outrages, parallels tor Etch are only tintinhle in Inclent es cooIider that the Interior-once oi the powers in servla's internal IiiIIrI It present is not p'ér‘mieelble. eithough de- velopments might compel RueIlI Ind Austria to take action. LONDON. June lh—Serviep hiinieter confirmation or the Itatement that neither Russia nor Ans. trln will intertere in the Sen/inn choice of I onerdgh. HI Inticipatea that Prince SPItiI'r Karageorgevitch will melt at Geneva I Iummon: from the Skupshtlns. a de utItlon iron which Salome '1 KIrIgeorgevltch, I nephew of the newly proclaimed King of Servln. who view here today. announced that he had abandoned Ill elIlm thereto. and welcomed the advent oi! hia uncle II .Ths Prince like liber- well- formed peraonI. attributes the rerolu n to diuItII'fIctioh It the ante King Alexander‘a marriage, to the attendant IcandIlI. Indto the king's hostility to the rIdioIlI. cutouts (laaette tron: Belgi- say: the more lubed three—nonr- 513:: filifi'afl“ Infilanta declar- g candor; we: unIvoidIbIIV beohnae it the queen Ilene lied been windmill“ «mow the court clique would hsv‘e‘ Inuit-d the the m' ‘ . Milli. “i. new WWW”. ace with dynamite. iI deIorlbsd in the- mlhistern only accepted ollIce in order‘ It the same time, the papers here boa hes himself been I pretender to the l throne, during the course at an Inter- it" no HONKIY WANGII" fulfil. ”‘ scooter ‘ when he ,waI ea mummtnluumm N am Meghan. _ 'll Mend um ”we‘ll“ not oldie: Mitten. it war lurther mad that?» i‘ morwuvmw W I oil-adopted“: iIiiIiIlHooIeut‘ln onunwtlon with the question It recol- W IORN Witt-ii LEGAL HINDI. m”... AmarleInI II I Rule Make the heat LIvaIrI in the World. , , At I recent eel thm' dIy at kin. Pmident Woodrow Wilson. of Princeton. re- upended to I tent and took occfllon to pay I tribute to the legal acu'thet oi the Iver-ego American intelligence. "The motive oi the forefathers oi our nation." he IIId, “wan that of religioua faith Ind dependence. This motive hu become ohtionel. I do not In there in no other motive. but this dom- inateI Ind permeIJII the natlm Be- cause of the motive is the Ichi w" "it of the American video of the idealistic for public Iervloe. “i believe in the utmost freedom of combination in I free country. There in no people an able to term combinI- tions II the American people. We are born lawyorI There i: no race that producee it people In capable of Ielf Hgovernment become there Is In inborn sense at the? power of cumulon- tion—always under parliamentary ruler. “1 here heard denunciations and the expression oi fear It the concentra- tiou oi Interestit The doubts extend to a plan for I concentration of gov- ernment with I one-men heed. i check! pity the men who undertook such a government. The inborn parliamen. tIriInI and the Independence of thought of the race would make his lot I hard one. He would need to place I. policeman It the elbow of every men and then he wouldn't he sure or the policeman. "The American her no patience with ineihcienoy. We haven’t time to put up with it. i know I grant many un~ comyortable things are said about our city governments.“ is even cuItom- Iry for be when asked Ibout them to Icy that We havent time to diecuse them, but we ought to discuss them. But we ought also to know what the trouble in end the time will come when we shall know.” President Wilson then went on to any that the brcIdt-nlng education given by the universitlea would go’ I long way to help In!" the problema. PIRIOHABL! 0000!. In I Vermont village there liven I young men who bee reached the are or 24 with no Inherent thought oi lair log to himself a wile nithoth all bits companions hove either "settled“ or left the place. He II regerded by tile entire community his 'I confirmed Inch- elor. Hie mother 0 with I hadnus which has nilbrdetl more or lees Igneement to her Iumnlar rders “There's one or his l pictured" said the mother. dIIplIyl g I photo- ngph on I email cord. "it's a good likeness. ain't it? drnwed round the month; name In hit! on. he is; l we to him thIt id been wanting he should have. I doIeh taken so i could give 'em r nund to his friendI-- hung indict—for nometiinea a picture standing on I bureau iaclnx right to you every morning. will start Ihind o! affectionete feeling. I‘ve been whiting In the hopes he'd think 'of it hith‘ulf. but when i new thin spring that he was beginning to fade end about his age. i took mothers right. Into my own hInds. Ind marched him to the Ibutographer quiet: at: i could only hope more good only come of A IUTCHIR OF TASTE. There is I butcher in one of the New (News mnrketa who he: built up an immense nmily trade entirely by men of bin tube In doing up percela or meat. His modes wound! in Very ingenlone it he is handling I pnrter~ oi paateboerd. um I about It pearl t’iea it up with baht reenit is I we! " cone“ hem unis ”tenable «11;qu ocular; 'tlon'er'e. Chum Ind their the stow: any in ”It little .1;th tuba. «nhyhnxeaeepeei ., ‘ ‘ tor WW1“- Irund churned neutrino The W lg your «new». ' , he stri The gle girth- “bu tram otldaho ell. “anoint 3m; M M Q H WM ration of Fol-eta' . Norwalk H’d’w’e Co. 34 Main St. Norwallr. eke upon his sate" Getting kind 0 home, he places it bettreen tw‘h IonareI ‘ all the” ., «mm «gallium ii... oeIIin Friedrich Ila'teI'I b! the brilliant women iii the nebulae Modem is Printm- Friedrich monitor Prue III who to I enter to the haiaerin Ind comer from the old tIudIl Schiller/lg- Hoiutelhn Latin 3 Among the other celebrities are PrineeIIe Karl you HohenIollerI. horn in Bell! but. who lives In Potadam Ind is attached to the inIerIn' I Inite. Ann one the younger set ie the pretty, bright Prince Pauline oi Wurten berg; daughter the XII of Wurten- berg. Ind Arcbprinceae o Wled. who also roIideI near there II palace in PotIdIIn .——an3 IM- F. 1'. Engineer: Palrmrhntl Decorator. The' Best Work at Reasonable Prices. ~PAIN17Egs SUPPLIES— 82 N. lurid Street. w...“ .m—.~.-P. .....-; .. MEANING“ but hetero yon tie up the out a policy with the Conn. (len'l Old Line ina Co. ., of Harttord. tall) H. FiELD, can't Agent. United Iank Bldg... . Bo. Norwalk. w _...._. ._.. .w u... Especially Medellin this 4.5. weather. . . LA WN SMIWKLERS. (”EDEN 11035. ”035' NOZZLE: srnmutme Pore wmnow Ann noon renews. cable-1. It " “Illumination III-strut “this in IIII (is. or NIVI‘VOIK. nit-Innu— ~ Slate eupegmion or New York and Connecticut. M I Went. mks—— , armegt Io. mm :1. Resident uncut-I Resident meager: Mertlmer 131.;th ’ not. cerium charm It”; 40».me G'Oliiiitlhetbéé rational. ‘ Ladleffiitford: " at 53-750» i—onun Kid, welted‘aolee, phtent no. military. best. fit Islets; Oxtord I—eiuur atelfwtoa not... no no Ind mint-ritual. Mined kid turned ables, hid tip. Cn- I—Oialed hid petent5 tip, turned anion, Mote. W very swell article. - wow: I” ' iron Heel-In. both 1 ,, ,Ir'e Intent the . ia'voritiII It court. I"One oi the meet ' Bill Manhattan Ave" hanheel. Averylightalddreaay, ....~.m.~...._-_..-..--w~ . . net bu 1.“ The chronic borrower seldom boys I men Luck in his own coin. INVESTMENT 1! interest: you. . Write as in it. mlt costs you Ipb'n‘rq. lllcl’lilllllill Patrolman 60m- enokiyn, N v Bank Relerencer. . w’ti- is 8w m" on": iron WALK WI. d: Liquor campfllli'. . 11‘s wneHino'ron stutter BRIDGE. First to introduce Old anley Wble key in bulk. , 31.00 per Bottle. It. 60 per Gallon. Made in 1863. Frank Lemongelli. ' I uoh'ru mm mm, entire nonwetu; line I lop line oi Shirt WIIItI...‘ skim. Jacketp ind BuitI ready made. if rue bIth tree. AlIo when, Triveling. '1, oh Whiting pierce Cleaning out .3ule 0i Tailor Made Suits We have a areal stock on hand and to clear them out we Will out the prices aimo$t ‘ In hall. EASY PAYMENTS matter of pride with women hbwdaiis to belie“ pi vidcd WI waists for Summer weal. net out for the bring their WdlSlS on warm Summer ; cause ihé'u fare to be had in such attractive stules ant at such rer- sonablejbrioes that there is paturallu no excuse fer not being p054 sessed bf an unlimited suppu of this vein uselul part of the ward-r ‘ robe. The stock would not be complete without our usual sup- plu of elaborate and beautifuiiu trimmed gainents made of silk and other materials for formal occasions. but we have dozens oi smart waists made on the same lines as. the more expensive ones and which will be lound most become and attractive . ' All white materials snob as Lawn. Cheviot; Pique Silk Damask and Linen. are Verb popular rind are to be had at prices running from $1. 00 to $6. 96. . Colored waists made of Ginghams. Cheviot. Chambra. l’l- ,. one. and Pounce. from 60c to $6. 76. ' . Black Lawn waists from $1.10 Si. '16. Black and White India Silk waists from $2. 26 to $4.00. 1 No meneu needed. Wear, the goods W!" pulling for couilori'lh 15.0 by”;
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