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Mrs. Mead, of Brooklyn is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 1.1.1lli‘f of Silver-
mine.
Mrs. Thomas Hour. of Washington
strett. has returned frotn a visit to
Danbury.
Mrs. James A. ilrown and Mrs. A. E.
Chasmar. of South Norwaik. are 111
New York city today,
Aseptic liistcrilized cutton.i gauze
bandages. and physicians supplies, at
the llrldge Pharmacy.
Mrs. Thomas, who has been house-
keeper at the Hotel Clifford for new
ernl months, has resigned 11cc posi-
tion.
—('clet1r11t11d Picl llrolhers' Beer is
now on draught at. the Hotel liatnilton.
The best beer brewed.
George Noble. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs, F. M. 'l‘olles, 1e-
turncd to his homevin Topeka, Kansas,
today.
Miss Minute 11. Wall. of liridgeport.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene M. ’l‘olles. South Main street.
for a few days.
Reall the business proposition offer-
ed to the public Thy Krlcgcr and (‘0,
in their ad. today.
A son has been born to Mr. anti Mrs.
William '1‘. .1nviland, of Bridgeport.
Mrs. Iiavllund was formerly Miss Paul-
ine Swords. of South Norwalk.
Owing to the resignation of Miss Ma-
bel Iiamilton. the meeting of tht1 Jo-
vial Club. which was to have been held
at her home, this week Thursday. will
not be held there.
The Young Men's lland of Christian
Workers will have charge of the Tues-
dny Evening Class meeting of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, tonight.
Evm‘ybody welcome.
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
lluilding and Loan Association will be
held tonight. The usual dividend at the
rate of six per cent. per'annam‘ will
be credited on the books of members.
-—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. It
has been sold for )0 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan»
dard brands.
Light weight walking skirts for sum-
nicr at the, l). M. Read Company.
Past Regent William 11‘. Hoyt. of
Sherman Council. South Norwalk, has
been' appointed deputy grand regent
of the state organization of the Royal
Arcanum, by Grand Regent Patterson.
Thomas McGuire, foreman at Ray—
mond Brothers coal yard. is passing
around the cigars on an .important
addition to his family. it came just
in time to get into the new directory,
which is being prepared.
The general committee on the com-
ing celebration ofthe fifteenth amn-
versary of the institution of Catholic
Union Council, Knights of Columbus.
will meet tomorrow evening in the
base ment of St. Mary's Church.
There is 1:1, sliflage this year in?
woven tip silk gloves, but the Boston
Store have been able to get a few from
the. Knyser Co. Thinnmake will wear
and fit perfectly and are to be had 111
all sizes for fifty cents.
The funeral of Gertrude. infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leach.
of Brooklyn. was held this afternoon
from the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. W.
Cole in Rowayton, at. 2:30 o‘clock. The.
interment was in Spring Grove Come»
tery, Darion.
——Stop at the Hotel Hamilton and
drink a glass of delicious ’Piel's Beer.
Better than imported brews. Has an
individuality of i own.
The teachers and scholars of the
Middle Five Mile River School will
‘ hold their annual entertainment tomor-
row night in the school house in Brook=
side. Thirc will be selections by the
,Y. M. C. Mandolin Club; vocal so
los by Mrs. Jessie Blilard. accompan-
ied by Miss Ethel Petty; recitations by
J. R. P. Hoyt. and graphophone num-
bers under the direction of J. Wheeler.
The lawn will be handsomely decorat-
ed and refreshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cowies, C. E.
Oldroyd. Lewis Sweeney. A. Jacques,
A. M. Hall. I... T. Gamers, Albert Gehr-
san. E. A. Faust. Georg'e Fields R. W.
Marshall. David Barry, C. V. Beach
New York: Mr. and Mrs. L D. War-
ner. Naugatuck: W. F. Harper. T. H.
McMahon. New Haven: T. B. Hamlin.
Buffalo: Wm. F. Heisterknmp. Pitts-
burg; F. If. Roberts. Boston: .F‘. P.
. Rust, Ithaca; Dexter K. Cole and J. W.
Olmsted, Northport, L. 1.: have been
guests at the Hotel Cliiford.
Boys wash suits» easy to Intruder;
easy on your boy; teary to buy at Com-
stock Brothers Nothing prettier or
mere serviceable for summer wear.
In Norwnlk during April there were
thirtydive living births and three still
births: and fifteen marriages. There
were in MI! twgnty-six deaths. re-
presenting an annual death rate of
15.6 per 1,000.: inhabitants. There
‘ were two deaths of children under
- one year of one. , life from one to
five years. The use: ofdooths fol-
low: Scarlet gem, ;
titer-in. 1; cream:
roI fiver. 1; WMI. ltd
vote ratified the action.
NORWALK YACHT CLUB REGATTA
Lengths, Time Allowance and carrect
Tlmel of Power Boltl.
The full computations of the regai-
ta committee of the Nor-walk Yacht
Club's power boat rnce. held Memorial
Day, are given below. Willie the Me»
phlnto covered the course 111 the short-
est time, as was told 111 a brief sanr
mnry of the race In last evening's Scu-
llnel, the allowance 111111 111111 to make
the other boats gives her second posi-
tion. The Mephisto is classed as a
vowel thirty-live and nine-tenths feet
long. Tl'.codor1.- ’l‘obcy‘s .icnniu 'I‘.
11111.1 given tlrst place. 1
The accredited racing length. actual
time and ctn'rec‘cd lime of 1111- contes-
lantu were 1111 follows; 1
i1‘lrul donate '1‘. owned by ’I‘heodorc
'i‘obey; racing length, 20.11 feet; actual
time. one hour and live 1111111111111 and
three 1111111111111; corrected 1111111. 111'!) '
three minutes and twenty-three 11111-
ouds. I
Second » Mephisto. owned by Thom-
as .l. Sterling; racing length 351.11 feet;
time. 51 ntlnutcs. 58 seconds,
'l‘hirdw Lillian. owned by Lewis S.
St. John; racing length. 27.5 feel; no-
tual time. I hour, 7 minutes. 31 see.
ends; corrected time. 57 minutes, 381
set 11111111. 1
1‘1;11rth——l'orthns. owned by Conrad'
Horde and Charles Young; racing
ler.':.th. 30.1 feet: actttnl time. 1 hour
‘J 11111111111», 1'17 seconds: corrected time.
71: minutes, 311 seconds.
i1'it‘:h—-—-linuckcnunett. owned
111:1; racing length. 33.4 feet,
time {17 minutes, 115 seconds;
1111111. 1'14 1111111111311, 5 seconds.
Sixth» Bunny. owned by Artiuu
Knapp; racing len '11. 20.1 i't'cc . actual
tino1,1 hour, 13 minutes; 1’14 setonds;
.o1recled time. 5:3 111iuutes. 31% seconds,
by E.
act uni
corrected
Scrcnth——l131111nu. owned by Lester
Winn-1111'. racing length, 25.2 feet; ac»
.1111! time. 1 hour. 10 minutes, 44 see»
nulls; corrected time, 50 minutes. 2
.11‘1'III11IS.
11lighth—~Clara, owned by William
i’oyvcz. racing length 251. 1'1 feet; actual
time. 1 hour. 111 1111111111111 It) seconds:
corrected time, .19 minutes 40 sec
onds.
MITCHELL'S ADVICE FOLLOWED.
Each Coat District Will VOte Separate-
ly on Election of Representatives.
SCRANTON, I’a., .lune 20.—~Presl~
dent Mitchell's advice has prevailed
and all talk of strike has been silenc-
ed. The convention ol' the anthracite
mine Workers today adopted resolu-
tions providing that each district
should vote separately 011 the election
of the representatives on the concilia-
tion board. Tile resolutions were
.ulopted without a dissenting vote, ,
Following this the delegates on the
dltl‘orent districts voted separately af-
:e1' which the convention by a rising
Another res-
olution was adopted providing that all
;ricvanccs should be given to the 1111111
'iliatiou board for consideration.
The1 convontion then took an ad-
journment until 2 o'clock for the pun
1osc of giving the operators an oppor-
nntty to consider the situation. There
:1 little doubt that the, operators will
:cccpt the convention's endorsement
1f the appointment by the miners' ex-
1cutive board of their members of the
Joard of Conciliation. .
President Mitchell told the conven-
.ion there was no advance in wages
Wet due the miners. The average
iricc of coal has not been higher than
$14.52. By the end of June the average
urice will have reached $411 which
will entitle the miners to n 2 per cent.
increase President Mitchell said he
had seen these figures and had reason
to believe they were correct.
It Is probable the convention will ad-
journ finally before 3 o'clock and that
everything will be settled so as to
avert all possibility of a strike.
CHICAGO CAFES OPEN AGAIN.
CHICAGO. June 16~So many of the
waiters and other striking hotel and
restaurant employes have returned and
tsked to reinstated that nearly all of
the restaurants and cafes that have
been closed for several days have eith-
er opened their doors again or have
announced their intention of doing so
tomorrow. Tile conditions in all the
1otels are reported satisfactory.
LIPTON SENDS THANKS.
NEW YORK. Juno iii—Commodore
Robert E. Tod, of the Atlantic Yacht
Club, today received the following ca-
blegram from Sir Thomas Lipton:
"Sincere thanks compliment paid my
yachts. Much appreciated. (Signed)
Lipton "
UMBRELLAS
35c, 55c, 95c, 1value a little
mere than double.
Souvenir Postals. Cigar, Cig-
arette and Match Boxes.
COLEMAN 5
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main St., 80. Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldmg's
Baseball Goods.
11' 19‘ or: burn mm
of every one engaged in business to
protect themselves and those with
whom tb hlvc aeolian.
TH _-BOUTI1I NORWALK
; .. mull" comm
emu-ham u it not only affords
a.» u.
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
Wash
Here are boys' wash sur
match, $1.00 to $1.50.
Separate wash pants to
scam NORWALK.
Tel. c‘am, 32-2.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Boys’
is that come out of the tub
as bright and fresh as your boy does.
easy on your boy; easy to buy. _
Many pretty styles of sailor blouse suits in striped
galaleas, colored chambrays, and linens, 5 0c to $ 1.5 0.
Handsome Russian blouse suits for little fello’lvs 3
to 8, tastefully trimmed Tbith braid and with belt to
waists; pants, 25 and 5 0c. Waists, 25c to 69c.
Good, strong vacation suits for big and little boys,
built for ser‘bice and appearance as well, $2.00 to 5 8.00.
Everything else boys wear but shoes.
Suits
Easy to launch/1
go with shirt and blouse
NORWALK.
Tot. Call, 444.
, ARE YOU
with the g1ain and feed you
the treatment you 1111111111 wit
you feel 11kt1 it? if not, we
we offer you buy. grain, feed
taintlblc anywhere.
on receiving from us preclscl
toting of goods—410 snbstitut
larg:1 weighty reasons why
why you need our se11'lce.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
SATISFIED
buy? no you put tip with
hunt saying anything, though
want your business because
, ctc., that are the best ob-
You can depend down to 'a certainty
y what you order—410 doc-
iou. These are a few of the
we want your business and
11‘
I mum}
MANUEL T. HATCH.
NEW DISPLA
sutlngn by oppcilhtment
orIOtoIR m.: 2‘0“ p. m
GRADURTION PH6TOGRIPHS I
In I" the L-tont Styles.
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
E. M. JACKSON,
......~'J~ .,
of special work now
an onhibltlon.
Y
53 Wait Street. florwnik,
Opposite Hotoi.
0f WRITING PAPER. SA
Eaton Hurlbuts sample boxes, a
Photograph
49 WALL STREET.
SPECIAL SALE
TURDA Y and HONDA Y;
t 20:. retail prices 25c to 85c.
WILLIAM P. BEERS
ic Supplies
NORWALK. CONN.
Recently head operator for Siege
New York City will be In char [:0
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. 1! Main Strut, Norwallr.
l & Copper. and The Hall Studios,
for the summer, of my Studio.
”all.
MISTY
Spectacles are our specialty. When we
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Otilce hours 8 to 11: 45: 12: 46 to
ton.
’ $6. 25 delivered.
RAYMON D BROS.
AMES WANTS 'A: NEW TRIAL.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn” June 16-
Fred. W. Amen. former chief of police
under his brother‘s administration.
has pleaded through counsel in the
Supreme Court for I new trial on the
charge of malfeasance in onlce. The
county attorney answered Amen":
counsel A decision is expected with-
In two weeks.
POPE IN IETTIR HEALTH.
ROME, June it— Lopponl visited
the Pope
the but 99.1111. mm; Militias; 1m
modal lro
I
mnalhmotmmpot:
'mmm
trail!»
VISION
Comes with advancing years. but can be cleared by properly fitted glasses.
fit them they give satisfaction.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
louth Nam-1k, Conn.
6:30.811turdny "0111119,".
Special Appdintments at convenience of bottom.
Coal
lilo. 2 Nut delivered at $5.00 per
AIL-other sizes In stock. a:
Miss Harriet L. elth of Upper
Main street. Norwah. was the guest
over the Sabbath of her cousin, Miss
Una E. Keith. of Bridgeport. . 1
The remains of Charles Marvin. for-
merly of Norwalk. but who died at the
residence of his son, in Bridgeport.
were brought to Norwalk this after-'-
noon, and interment took place at 1:80.
at the Norwllh Cemetery.
~—Plel'11 Beer at Hotel Hamilton.
The commencement exercises of the
. New Haven Narnia! .lchooi, of "which
fimmsmun“ vmlfi mourn-l
' 11.11“” tum“
- Cigars
my
Cigarettes
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Ourbrands have bun
selected because tiny
sulipartloulnrsmokou
We handle tho
CREMO CIGAR
Ciiitord Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALLS . i“ltli.‘l1}'l‘. 10:10 a. 1n.-——I.on-
don sent decidedly lower prices for
Americans this morning. and the op-
ening here was to correspond. Blocks
of 1,000 shares and upward of the load-
ing stocks were traded in. some of
them at declines of a point and 11p-
ward 'I here Were six thousand shares
of Atc 111111111 sold 1111550. and 1151/“ corn-
|)lll('II with 6071. last night Norfolk and
Western run off 2%. liuliimore and
Ohio, 1%: llcatling 1V; and Canadian
Pacific. Misourl I’uclllc; Rock island.
Sugar and Amnlgmnnicd (topper 11
point or more.
WALL S’I‘Rldld’l‘. 1 p. 111.-1'I‘he buy-
ing morcmcnt,slackcned considerably.
but there was no impairment of
strength and prices went somewhat
higher 111 spots. Practically all of
the forcnoon‘s loss was recovered by
the Pat-1111's. Southwesterns. Eries.
lit-ailing, St. Paul and Amalgamated.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private w1re or 1.111-
ples & (loldschmidt. Commission Bro.
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwaik:
Open High Low 1:30
Amal. Copper, 1'13 513-}; 132% 53-};
A111. C At 11‘ 311% 347.. 341/9 3471.
Am (‘01.0II 3411’. 34% 34% 34%
American 11- 11, Twp 71,15 71"11. 11/2
Amer. Lot-11., 2‘.’ 2211. 2111/. :32
Am. Smelt.. 45 4mg 45 45%
Am. Sugar. 117% its-".1. 1173:. 1180,.
A T. Alb Fe 65% 01W. 64% 05%
A. T. &S .i-‘c pf. till 031/. 92 .11. 931/.
111111. & Ohio. 3314; 8411. 821,14 34
liklyu. R. T., 56 56b." 11. '1‘,“ 5.17.1
Chet-1. at Ohio, 3113,11. 30% 30 '11. ,1.
Chi. & N.W..l'1'0 I71 170 17]
Chi. Gt. West.. 1771. 1811. 17% 18
C M. 6': St. I’., 150 15034;. Hit-14 150%
Col. 11‘. ,& l., 05 111; till 131;
Col. South, 111 18 17 17
Consul. Gas, 192% 192% 191 192
Del. & 111111.. 170% 170111.171“ 1701,11.
Detroit South, 131,14 181,; 13% 13V,
Eric. 31111. , 311.. 30-11;. 311..
Erie, 1st Md. 0414; 6511/11 64 0.3
Gen. Electric. 1711 178 1701751711112
111, Central. 13251., 133 132 133
Lou. & Nash 1081.5, 108% 107 1081.4.
Manhattan. 135 1,1,. 13551“. 135 1351,51
Met, S1. Ry. 1251.1. 1251/. .124 12414.
Mex. Central. 217.. 217.1, 21%, 21%
Mex. N‘t (3113., 21 21 21 21
M. K. & T., 197.. 20 19% 20
M. K. & T, pfd, 411‘ 48 48 48
Mo. Pacific, 1011,42 102 100% 102
N. Y.(‘c11t1'nl. 126% 127% 1201/. 127
Norf, it West., 01% 6214 60% tiz‘.
Ont. & \Vesl.. 24 2413 23% 24%
Penn R. It. 1241,; 124% 12414. 124%
People‘s Gas. 011% 965;. ‘15-'13 96%
Press, S, Car, 1’13“; 531,41 1'13 14. 5311,
Reading. 45 40 44% 45%
Read. 2d pfd._ til 01 64 64
Repub. Steel. 137% 141,4 1371‘. 1434;
Rock island, 327.1. 33% 321,; 32:11;
Rock island pf. 71 71 71 TI
Sou. Pacific, 477.1,} 411 47% 43
Son. Ry. Co.. 231,4 2311;. 327/H 28
Union Pacific, 791;; 70 1;. 781,41 7951;.
U. S. Leather, 9 9 .
II. S. Len. pfd. 86% 811% 811% 861%
U. S. R. & C.. 15 15’ A 14% 15%
ll. S. Rubber, l3 13 13 13
17. S. Steely. 2914; 30 201/4 30
U. S. Steel pfd, 79% 80 701/. 7917.1“.
Wabash 231/1. 231d 2174.; 22%
Wabash. pfd, 41% 4171;. 40314 4197’.
What 11111. Tel.‘ 8414' 84% 84% 84%
Wiscoii. 012111-211 2011. 19% 197/.
HUNGARIAN- PREMIER RESIGNS.
BUDAPEST. Jam1 lti.——Premier De
Szell announced today in t 9. lower
House of the Hungarian Die that he.
had tendered his resignation to King
Francis Joseph on Sunday last, anti
that his Majesty haé accepted 1L Re-
ports that Cabinet intended to resign
had been in circulation prior to the
assembling of Parliament. so there was
considerable tension in the. house when
it met today. The entrance of the
Premier was the signal for an outburst
of cheers from his supporters. while
the opposition retorted with scoffing
shouts of: “What a happy funeral."
The premier. rising said: "I have re-
peatedly set forth the principles and
views which have guided my policy
in regard to the opposition manifested
by obstructionists to the army I..1l. On,
those occasions 1 said that my policy
could only be followed so long as full
harmony no longer exists. I tended
my resignation to the King on Sunday
and his majesty has been pleased to
accept it. I beg the house to adjourn
pending the formation of a new Cab
net"
Miss Kathryn Hunter, of Main street.
Norwalk. who is a graduate this year
of the New HavenyNormnI school. at-
tended a luncheon at the home of a
classmate. Saturday afternoon, in New
Haven.
.- “Charley" Schuman'. the well- known
Norwalk baseball layer. who was
»'with‘ Newark no pl bar has severed
his connection with that team. and has
returned to Nor-walk for a short stay.
He made a very good record with the
team. It is possible that he will go on
the pitching stat! of a team in one of
the large cities of the Western League.
1 ~ SUITE KILLERS.
Plrio Green for Potato Bugs: Hcltea
bore for Currant Worms ‘.etc; Naph-
thlltno and Godm- Compound for
Moths; Formaldehyde for Disease‘
Germs. For solo by
You Can . w _
Get a Reputation
for being one of the best dressed men in town, and yet it won't cost you
much money if you go about it in the right way. ..
Its merely a question of what kind of clothes to buy. lad where to
buy them: anti right here we come In strong. If you will at an ”millet ,
for you yo111 best friends won't know but what your suits are made 011- ”1
pcctutly to your 111cusur,e yet the coat to you will be exceedingly Imlll.
We can prove this whenever you will take time to visit this store, and It
won't Ilikt"millIi tin1c,citi1er. __ J ,, .1_ I 5 I
The following are good example” of our olfe1lnga:
Men’ 5 Light- Weight Sack Slim
made from snappy fancy (‘ heviois Cussimeres and Worstcds, Blue Bor-
gcs, and block and blue (.heviots, the very latest shapes. $6. 60 to “8.
11111111 pr-ite will mean a saving of from $2 to $5 to you.
Man’s Outing Suits
consisting of Coats and Trousers only, made from stunning fancy Flan- '
nels and rich lrish ‘liomespnns, ieather- weight Bergen and plain era-11;
(‘11. $6 I0 $15.
BOYS' TWO PIECE SUITS
for summer comfort—41w dress. for play. for the mountains and for the
1111;aaidc they fill the bill for everything. 50c to 33. 1'10 ‘
YACHT CAPS, all styles 48c 75c, $1.00, $1.50.
Don't foIget a Straw Hat, and don't weal youl old one—11m liabd ,
when you can buy a fresh one at from .10c to $3. on.
TRUNKS.
N
SUIT CASEO-
. .1 : j v '
SELLECK 81 PRICE.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
which I ihink1s 51111111011111 it
00”..”
If You Cannot See
as well as you should,
SeeO. B. JACKSON
. THE OPTICIAN. . ,.r' i 1&1... .
He will give you perfect vision if such is possible. ,, I}
No charge for examination. \ ' ,.
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay.
, 68 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.1 ’
WEDDING GIFTS
We offer the largest and most complete stocks of Sterling Bilvbl' ’iII
newest patterns Cut Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best quality 8i}:
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelry in Rings, Brooches, etc}. that blYl
ever been shown in The Norwalks.
NotWithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we have I llt‘l
stock of clean perfect stones, bougnt before the advance we offer 111111111111
you at old prices and prices that will p rove a good investment. I
complete optical department at both Moran and. will give a. careful E
title examination of the eyes without c barge.
In our repair department we have only first class workmen. not! will.
guarantee the best workmanship at low prices. Diamond setting not! on'
graving while you wait if necessary. ~ .. ': . ';
Expert watch and clock repairing. - "1" ‘ ’
All our work is done in our own shops and under our own supervilion.
Colabum £1 Lauder,
r11: JEWELERB. :
96 Washington 81., South Norwalk.
. '1...
3 Main strongman] .
ISRAEL,PROPRIETOR1
' I“ Y"-
CLOAKS, OUITO AND FINE MI LLINERY. C
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
68 Washington Str
Phone I08.
Cutbills Bridge Fish hart“
It you are looktng for something e'atra 111cc Itl 1 ,
we have Harbor Blues. fresh Mackerel, Boneta‘ Mall
Shad. Steak Cod. Weak Fish,Por‘g1cs, Soit Shell C» I111.
Lobstcrs and Clams.
Norwalk Chronicler