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so: h9m111 111111ml vicinity: 1111111
“be.
[111111ny 11 ht
{if tqmpare' 111-1 for the' 111s-
111111-111. slig 1-
high pressure
son of til ear ville in 111 north-
Q ,1 gee??? are two well-delin-
hls' morning, one ebu-
tral' n m’(iooifiie 1111 the other in Men-
r111 sout 1111 out rbauee is“ pro-
fiddling ring as' for nor h as Atlantic
0MP", Co unions favor for this vicin-
iii. 0991 and unsettled Weather.
mire. William‘ Iif. Tristram of Baton
fl ”1311,11
”mothers are filling a large
in lmodicum. at Mount Vernon;
‘ i191! $111391; Club. of Norwaik.
Igggr on a anibake for Sunday
l
1111 Nessie tomorrow at 11.111111“;
1111-1111011 all of their 12 111.511 and
".91! 111111111; hots will he sold for 98¢.
“3:11 Alice crush, of Norwalk, is
via) 11g Liostlt'atia Creagh of South
111111.:D1111111y._
111111 Alergaret Masher leaves today
for {on days' visit with friehds in
r111 deacon. I.
“its, -, arisret 010131.01 Summit
$3911.11pr has returned from a
we931s' visit in Norwaik. ,
—-Tonmrrow opens the great too and
etc dele' at M 8. 81111111 11 Co.’ 1. Every
1111111911:H 1111115 38c.
1911111 Coley, of Norwsllr 11
' :1? “I“ her dsu hter- lrs.0 filer!-
, lit berhil o in Green li‘srms.
- 11111111111111 Tassel, of Losing-
1011 111111111. {oft yesterday stternoon.
fol Aswan 0 lo. where she will make
lites. - oil 111.111 window
.111...“ ii 111 111119 end 211 sale. M.
:gl‘henh
9:91:33 1111310-
illN .
c“whether style straw 1.11.0311...
The schooner 1111111 F. Chase clear-
oil-yesterday with a cargo of cement
fromitaytborld Brothers Ito Bar Har-
1.111.111
Ulive Branch Lodge Kui fits of
P1111111, 1111.11. 1.01 isr meet us. 1111
n lhht, and transects the usual busi-
nets.
--Wlll have on display so assort-
13111011»: Lowe street,
(1)1911 dutlo. of 1 e Norwaili
12111111111. viii £91011 at
ofrbw morhiai'; in the
meat of ohiidren' s bets for Children's ,
Day. Sat. Jiine 11 Mrs. A. Altenbrondt,
31 South bdain street.
Mist Mabel Thomas starts today for
a trip to Europe-.8119. will visit Italy
and anumber of pieces on the Hedi
terranean. , ., .
~60 to H.1{rieger & Cos tomorrow
and got one of the outing hats for 91¢,
Téils is the biggest bargain ever offer-
8
Williamil Behédict, of Pertaini-
ville, and Harry Green. of Nome]
went fishing last Sat rdey. and can lit
a large string of b citnsh 'ef'td ug
half a bushel of soft shell clams.—
Rldgelleld Press.
. THAT BEAUTIFUL 61.088. .
comes fromthe varnish in-De'voe's Ver-
nish Floor Paint; costs 6 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Watkins 11 Dow
and E. lil. Oorham.
5913131 11er
For-Saturdayilniy 3
"h“ 1501b. .,
Legs of Lamb, .~- - .
Less 9! Gbndlne Spring Lamb. 2011 lb
Forequarters of Lamb lite and 12c lb.
Home Dressed Fowl, (very choice).
16c and 180 lb.
Boston Heed Lettuce 61:
Native Veal Broilers, Calf Liver and
full line of new Yegetsbles.
PUBLIC 1111111151
.12 3.111.712. 1111111
Corner 9! 11111111111111
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”Q‘F “WHY.
The 1111111 or ideal r is get-
tip; realty? idle-11113111111»-
1‘ onto, ibsrc- e vi or-
$1111.51... “333?... g
,thetlefirtthsm of f”the limin-
cm 0' 11111-1111 111
lWii build. “11111- wi dig;
rpmork. all 1111111111
General Rcduqti 11 111111
:dmrdaridg 11m 11' the p 111 of to-
horrow' s attack: .
Unirimlued hats, w0111c11' :1 and
:hildreu' s, all colors, good shapes,
Echool bills for children. navy
blue and brown with ribbon
strealpers,-—19c.' ‘
Children's wreaths, full size,
pink blue 1111 wilits,-—19c.
Poppies, good bunches. glowing
red ,-—‘19c.
Roses. bunches of three. pink
1nd yellow,~19c.
Large single roses with bud
white, red and ink ,-—19c. ‘
Large 11-11111- 1 sisics with yellow
or green céuters,—-—19c.
Stylish sailors with band, white
brown. red or black ,—-—-39c.
Street hats in a number of ex-
cellent styles,———45c.
Children' s trimmed hats, Milan
braid or roll it straw. trimming
of H011 ers an ribbons ,——951:.
Women’ s handsome street hats.
styles worth $3. 50 to $5. .50.
Fine dress hats chi 011 and
fine straw in the prettiest styles of
the season .44. 75.
Here is such a hat opportunity
as whoever reads this cannot af-
ford to miss. . .
t, rear.
Low 1111 RICE:
GOOD QUALITY.
They go hand 1311*. bend in this June
We should be poor msrchailts
ii We sacrificed 001! quality to
ohiiin io‘vi price. ristéad 111 cell-
pic 1111111 1 11h11~a11d there is
the Juneae sec of muslin under-
Wear.
The store has done very well at
its past sales. but it's doing better
this .time. .Tlihc options are excel-
1111:1111 styles are attractive, the
garments 1111 all of tOH'CLi pro—
portions.
11111 11011111111111
oily ooons co.
’aaio'osros'r.
n
sue-1‘
'ro GONIY iSLAND OUNDAY.
The steamer Rosédale will leave R0
ton Point dock 11-10 a. 111 Sunday.
June 12,101- a grimd excursion direct
to Steeplechase Park's new Ocean Pier,
Coney lsland.1‘he excursion tickets
nre only fifty cents which includes
free ednilssion to all the free attrac-
tions at Steeplechase Perk. Manager
Tilyow provides a grand treat for his
Sunday visitors in the Steeplechase
band macerts by his great exposition
band of forty pieced. The Rosedaie
’will stop at New York city, at 3111
street. both ways, for the accommoda
tion of those wishing to stop at the
metropolis. About four hours will be
given at Coney island, which is .-am
pie time to visit all -Le principal
amusements. Returning from the is
laid at 6 p. m. for Norwelk. This is
the last Sunday escurqion of the season
direct to ocean, p111- And alfpgds a
grand opportunity in see the wonders
.of America’s great resort by the sea at
a nominal cost
Young Lawyer-fiddler: the litigation
is only in a preliminary siege?
Old Lawyer-.e’l‘hat‘s all.
hasn't been before the courts more
than two yearn—*Peck.
5 La. FOR 211
11111-111-
PORfllBC.
LUEHQH
.scss.
iA'cKrist-l
71: LB.
WHITE HAL'BUT, .......
srssk coo,
...120LI.
111...-
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secs.
suck IHAD AND 111.1. 11111111 I.
kutpe or 111111 assume Ar 11se-
.soNAst.s 11111111. . ,.
BOILED LOBSTIRB, SATURDAY.
- 11 m1—
111-1 peerless
car so femurs:
Our establiahment: fireflies so much
beef and other'mpp
puedhocutflnerlbin otherroasts
tomekesmeeltbisfa'milyoftwoor
Adela. Noteailothptyou cenget -‘
here 11111 111. 1311111111111- part or the
,quartoryodwant. The sriventageto .
in“? .- —, - 1"
Soheub'e Kerk-It .;
The case .
vsL‘Iow rum. ........... 120 Le. '
111999.99: we are pre- ‘
‘fllflfl.
hold
and
CIOIItig
msr Suite.
weekly.
Just the suit for 11%
Stylishly made in 1131
fashion by 'Union work-
once'end pay us weekly.
Don't forget our eh“.
All styles and on credit.
.—.———
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o u t
'pt‘lng and 80111- '
We of. ‘
for choice of band-
bo'me, new tailored
‘ garments for $12.
.' Skirts, Watch in
linen and light ma-
terials at reduced 3
.pt‘iosll Teks your
choice end pay us
ill Silil'l'll Illli STREET;
Will wear Ind
st'
shape. Buy
Hat Departments.
WiLi'. 1.111 sA'Norrts 111.1111
Mbhammed cl Torres Chlolee I-tls I'sn
- for Dangerous Minion
rams Julie 10 11.11 111—— 131111101
eign Office has received lengthy srl-
viccs from the French minister at Tun-
gier. He says Mobsmmed ei Torres
the Sullau‘ a representative at Tangier,
has chosen his own 111111111110 bears the,
shine name as his father, to proceed to
the mountain retro-111.0! Raiiuli, thoi
bandit chief. and present 'thz- liuul
terms to secure the release of it'uiil‘l'l
Perdlcurls and Varlell- The 51111 al-
ready hits departed on his mission. The
Journey will take a day or; two. The
officials expect 11 auccesufui outcome.
They say Mohammed's choice of his
son shows the sincerity of Morocco's
efforts. The minister payee high 11i-
bute to the cautious reserve end con-
stant courtesy observed by both the
American and British admirals. which
is constructed as indicating that there
is no likelihood of precipitate naval
action.
WARRENBBURG HA8 BIG FIRE
L088.
WARRENSMURG Mo. June 10—
Fire today destmyed Clerk a lumber .
yard and three frame buildings occupy-
ing a block of land in the business dis- 3
Lose 8159.000.
1
trict.
'14.. um 1111;11111 \
10¢ Ls. -
awesomerossrassr "
13.x}? W121);
N0 JAIL .ENTENCE.
Baldwin Pleads 3111
«line a
Godfrey Baldwin wss fined $100 1111
costs in the common pleas criminal
coutt Bridgeport, Judge-John ll. Light,
nation and Ro-
ins.
presiding; yesterday“, for keeping a
house of ill- repute e appealed from
a line of 8100 and costs and a Jail sen-
tence of three months} impased in the
city court and in explaining to the
court yesterday he said he came from
a wealthy English family and had been
but a short time in this country 11nd
owned property in England a fact
Whiill had previously pen corroborat-
ed by the ofllcialmJ terested in the
case.
He said he did not intend running
any such place as he was charged
with keeping and had started to con-
duct 11 lodging house and those who
registered with him did so as man and
wife. he had no way of disapproving
their claim and supposed them all
' fright. lie kept the house of 108 Bank
street. He. pleaded guilty as a mat-
let of form. setting up extenuating cir-
winstances and escaped a jail sen
teuce. He paid his line - . '
It's the love of the other follow for
your money that is the root of all
evil
—
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1
lbs Kill You iiavs
Always Bought
and every town, city or borough which
1:311“ up for a menu on 110.111.4111
.a—J
i- Fflil Mr lust
Sin-be 0. Preston Atwyahit upon
who foils to die their ad .
who feile to. filed their administr loo
accounts within the time .apocine
law, says the Merlden Record. to
general stututes of Connecticut he”
been diligenl y studied by vsrloiip
people, who 11111ny are desirous of
out-Atwoodlng Atwood by finding a
"get-ricb-qulck" scheme which is
sanctioned by the laws of the corn-
uionwealtb. .A gentleman who was
not searching for such a law, but
stumbled upon it. while. rsedlug the
statutes for another purpose, told a
reporter of his find, which in certain-
ly interesting to the officials of every
town. borough end city in Connecticut.
Section l. 911 of the general stetutel,
entitled “lteuewel of Boundary Lines", w
reeds: “Once in New live years the
seleclmen of adjoining towns. the
mayor of each city the warden and
burgesses of each bor‘ough, and tho
selectmun of the town in which it il
situated, shall appoint and pay two or
more persons lo-psrambulate the.iines
and renew the bounds and monumenth
between their respective communities.
shell neglect the same shall forfeit
fifteen dollars. half to the use of the
town, city or~borougb with which it
refuses to Join in persbuletlon, and
half to the county in which said felt
mentioned town, city or borough is,
and in case both of such communities.
shall neglect to perembulate, the
whole shell be to the use of any in-
former, end the community desirous
of making such perebuletionu shall
give 111' days’ notice to the other com-
munity, of the lime and place or meet-
for such perembuiatlons."
0 far as the town of Meriden i
concerned the law has been compil
with but it is doubtful if the city
boundaries have been perembulatlll
in several years, considerably more
than five years. City Clerk Hermon
Hess has no recollection of its having
been done. The some 15 robebiy true
of a large number of t 11 cities and
boroughs in the state.
THAT THROINNG HEADACHE.-
Would quickly leave on if you used
Dr. King's New Life Pi is. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match-
lose merit for Sick 11nd Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health Only 25 cents.
money back 11 not cured. Sold by it.
if. Baxter, Drugglst.
MR8. BENNETT ASKS FOR HER
. LIO
...-
Also That w. J. Iryan Bring $160,000.-
Awaiting Him. to This tilts.
in an application which is to be ta
Mrs Grace Ilmogene Bennett 11111
the New Haven probate court to re
quire Executor William .1. Bryan to
bring into the jurisdiction of this
court 01 in other word; from New
York to Connecticut, Still) 000 in cash
and to make immediate payment to
her of the 875.000 special bequest
which her husband. Pbllo 8. Bennett
made in her favor.
it is alleged in the application that
Mr. Bennett was a member of the part-
nersbip doing business under the stile
of Bennett Sioa‘n' & Company in New
York city. and that the surviving part
nerI Alfred E‘ Sloan. new has lit-his -
hands more then 8160 000 which he is
ready and willingIto turn over to the
executor. it is also averred that Mr.
Sloan expects to receive a large sum in
addition to this.
It is then declared that it is Mrs.
Bennett's opinion that the estate will
amount to from $276,001) to £100,000.
The clause by which Mrs. Bennett is
given- 876.000 cash outright. ‘together
with three houses at. lit-118 Maple
street, Bridgeport, is referred to and
the declaration -is made that this is
payable to her in preference, and priori-
ty to any other legacy or claim. She
represents that it is her opinion that
the estate is ample to pay all legacies
and satisfy all debts end'ssks' the court
to order Mr, Bryan to obtain the
money which Mr. Sloan holds and to
keep it within the jurisdiction of the
court.
The six months ii. which claims
were to line been presented to the es-
tate are now past and. there is no bar-
rler. according to Mrs. Bennett's view.
why she should not have the funds
which belong to her.
it is understood that there. will be
no opposition to the granting of the
petition.
. 'Whetber the petition to have Mr.
Sloan permitted to quality at this time
as an executor will beopposed cannot
be ascertained.
--—-s—1-—-——-—
I ANOTHER IA'I’WDOD ACTION.
dun—u.
on"... 9. 11111111119 r1111 111611 in
Abatement.
A plea in 11.111111111111111 to the juris- '
er _
diction. has been 111111-11" in sooth
1). Preston 1111161111119 by 'A
J. F. Adds of New Milford, so
for Ivvuuam P. Whitney. in the plea. {
it is claimed that the suit must stand « ‘
be it. should have been brought
in 11111111 county since the defend
snt lives in that county was appointed
administrator of an estate in that
0?“ Ill-7-
It is also claimed that the 11111111111
$11111. a resident of 11111111111011.1111”: .
lri'ield county and that be 1111 net I
brought his suit in good faith. but in .
3 1.1111 11mm 11111.1 01111-11
humans
MINT m KA‘Y' RA
‘1 «1511’
1111' 1111111111111 Week
We have 11.11151 fol an eventful week of merchandising. Brood looti-
duties that you will-$99,111“ to it advantage of. Money savings on iroah
“lots of relisblefi. consonant; ' ' disc that you cen appreciate. . Now we
[11111 you to take careful note of the offeriuxs helps/"you'll diui upon ibvsl-
ligation that every item is lust es novel-tiled. This store succeeds l1!
liloking up its promisps. ‘ . -
e
, ,1 ..
wars elites ooobl
They lre 1111. lb all their
of 11111111.. and ilsltt airy Q11
AIH. WANTS
'Our shirt waist counter hes never
u better equipped to meet your
plants than it is today in either ms-
flAi style, or quality, and the ill!!!
sorime'nt of this summer's stylishy
state which we are now showing,
mblned with the extremely low.
ion esked.’ makes your shirt waist
. 1111 here most profitable
K.. 91' white lawn shirt waists, em-
b'roidery and lace trimmed. 98c.
. bodiee' white lawn waists, tucked
110111, 1111111 11111 sleeves, 11 1'1. 25. -
L'sdies' white lawn shirt waists
niede blouse fronts, tucked beck, trim-
med with Val. lace. at $1. 60.
Ladies’ black llwn shirt waists,
hemstltcbed and fsgoted; 8P1).
i Still of S’l‘leW HATS
Surpassing all our former hot sale. 111111.111 become such-b1 feat
Our summer trading. These hats warm £9.11!!th “will. i
ilrgest' manufacturer of s'uch in the ad and which 111 11-1113“
Acquired at a price that enables us to 03 1111-
prices. Extra line quality ubtrlmmed' 1111
1 "
Hill-1‘.
will lied here 11111 the ‘
yo went and at the pl'lc‘e'you w
to 11111” 1..
Figured and striped lawns and
dihitl'ss, with 111111111111 11111 stripe,
good test colors, at ilc yd. ‘
Corded 111.111.1111 in stripes’ and do
pr'et, 17111 in. wide, washable, at 1.1511
yard
Washable linen Voilei 111 11.11.1111.
11111 blue and my. at 101: yd.
“2?. out It 1111mm 111111111
9 ‘at 29c. -
83-85 Washington Street,
south Noswelk. coon. . ,
Special Sale oi ._ imbued "lists i C 3
Will begin Monthly. 11111 Add. . ,
com EARLY 11111 SW“ “11113111!
3 a. mILLO'r'ooN
adorn, 11111111111111. bdhh.
and 111 11’: show you 1111111111111; allitdl‘iliiilni oi
Wrappers. M- Pleas 115111. Dresses arid trims
we havé at ~
95 cts.
You' ye never bought better at $1. :5 . ‘ . . ..
either tor 11111111 or shirt waist. 3.. ’ ‘
r .
111. E 11111111.
86 Whahfngmr 311-111.
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'l‘JOYFUL AOCEPTANCF
is always given to an invitation to
ride in one of our handsome rigs.
Our vehicles are stylish. comfort-
able and sound, and our horses well
kept and ready for business. When
ybu wish' to enjoy an outing you will
find our prices low, our-servicehrst
Class and our rigs satisfactory.
Ssbenb’ .1 Livery Stable.
1.111111111111111 0111.1. sac—s.
FRINOH SHIPS FOR MOROCCO.
PARIS. June 10, 3:10 p. m.——lt is re-
ported that “‘hiarine Minister Pelletan
91 communicating with Vice-Admiral ClitCA'GO. June 10.4411. .
gun, at‘ Tedion. relative to the possi troyed the plant of the Vuldanite
hie eventuality of sending one or two lug Compan. Campbell
French warships to Morocco. The avenues. verai epicslons
report is not yet (modified and proba- the .w‘alls and spread the‘ flitrnee
bly only inquiry may have been made threetcned- the buildin oi‘ the Shift
as to what ships ale available if an Brewing cempnny e brewery
pgerfiency arises, which 1111-, onlciais ever escaped. The loss is
not epect.‘ led at 6.000.
outcAéo merino MAN?
. oust-tsp, .. ,-
pursuance of an extended and an un- - .
lpwfui conspiracy for purposes of ex-
toning money from good citisens by
means of threats. roles pretenses and
lntimidetion. It is' also claimed that
eIetatute under which the suit is
1111-1111 is void bhoense‘ it is uncon-
sltutionai. .
W'
MORE MEN L'AID OFF.
Mill com
to lldapae! nail-road. -
it was stated hero yesterday that the ,
policy of retrencnmt on the Council-g
ted railroad habits likely to con-
be.
011-1111111111de llfl‘kCltihiw
new» “pious on thei-
l.
171110111111 tired employees uf the 1epulr
aid”. '6‘
Norwalk Chronicler