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lion, though perhaps not so large and
both the ltussinn illliilllSiIIiltiOI and tlII.I
'Japuuose minister at Washington will
place at the disposal of the. rIIpIIIIItivo
missions tlIIIlI secictuiice and III-
Inches.
. The Washington govIIrnnII-nt will
Illi‘niuh a sulttihlc plant: of meeting for
conteIonI-II and as soon on 11 date for
Its convening in fixed, .IrIIInuIIInIIIItII
for quantum [oi tho twu mission. will
.be motto by tho ltuseian unIl lapan IIII-
voys hero. ’llIIIIo hIIIo been so many
other important dot ails to ho III-ttlIId
that the state IlopIIItmIInt has not yet
fixed upon oiiicos for tho (IIIIII'III'IInI-II.
In addition to tho .IIIIIin I-oIII’IIIIIIIIIIc
roomy-retiring IIooIIIs, ()Iiii'l'fi tor sIII:-
J‘etarics and II. I‘t’t‘t‘lliiml room will he
needed. 16 ithIIr tho (‘liiliitli or tlIII (.‘0u~
grossionnl l.iliutn_v nto IogIIIIlIIIi as
perhaps the lust suited buildings In
,Wuuhiugion, and in view of lIlt‘ lu—
~definite pIIriod which the I-ont‘IIIIIInt-II
may lemuin in IIIIIIsion it ilil-‘I Ilt‘t‘il
suggested that DPIIHIDS thI (‘oIIgIIIss—
tonal Lihmiy might he pIIIItIIrIIlIlII to
the capitol, toI i-liltilliii some Illll‘xlii‘i‘I'
ed obstruction ariso to lIIIIIp tho I-on-
ference in session until into in the
18.11 the (IoIIvIIIIiIIg of (‘ongross in 9X‘
tm session might uIII-IIssiintII tlIII ['0‘
novel of tho I-ont‘IIrIInIIo I.IlsIII\IlIeI‘II.I
.Whatover (prensus are iIII-urI-od IIII-i-
dental to tho Inaintonauco of quarters
will, of course, be borne, by tho Wash-
ington govIIrnmIInt, it ill. NI'liIloIf, ”In
Russian mubassudor at Paris, comes to
Washington as tho limiting ltussiun
plenipotontiaIy, his rank \Iiii ilt‘ titlllui
do that 'of Marquis lto. At iiist Iilt‘l'tl
.Was some doubt in tho minds of tho
Japanese as to \\"‘Il(iilfl M. Nolidott
possessed sulliIitIut tank ioI II mission
of the impmtanro IIIII'IIIIIIIIII tlIII Wash-
ington II'IonlIIIcnco in Japan. liussia.
however. at this juncture lot, it ilt‘
known that the Russian ambassador
at. Paris I'IInkIId I-rIIn' the Russian IIIin—
inter for foreign Iti’l‘nirs, MIII‘IIIII'IIII, II
~was pointod out that as tho personal
reprosontutiw of his sovvrI-ign a ltuso
‘ slim ambassador IIoIIlIl Ill‘ I‘ltlliit‘ti only
‘by a Drilli't’ of tho royal family. Japan
has not of f‘illil‘St‘ oleIIIItIIl to tho Stu
lection of M NI~ilIloi'l', hut in viow oi
,Ihor expressed intIIntion to iii‘if‘t'i thI
or three distinguished pIII'soIIIIgIIs slip
is desirous that Russia IIhoosII as. plrIII-
ipotentiarivs IIIIIII of rank and stntIIs-
manshlp who possoss tlIII I~onIiIlIInI-II
not. only of tho” own goI'IIruInIIui, but
of the otlIIII' pouIIIs,
‘8’1‘ PII"1‘1I‘1tSllilttl, Juno 1? ~Strong
n‘epIestIntIItlons iil‘tI lIIinu ill‘Iitii' how
this nftIII'noon in Who“ of (that
Britain as I1 l‘t'I-‘Iilii of tho sinking ol
British stoantors by Russian auxiliary
cruisers.
The British stIIaIuIIr St. liildu was
Bunk hy the ltussian auxiliary I-ruisIIr
Dnleper .lunII T), in iilt‘ (‘hiua SIIII, and
it was rIIportI-Il at tho limo III" tlIII
battle of thII SIItI of Japan that Im-
Russians sank II llritish stIIaIIIIII' in
the Straits of II‘III'InosII, llIIr IIIIIIIII,
howcvor has IIII\III iIIIIIn IIIIIIItiIInIId in
tho t‘tliliII IiispIItIIiIIIs illl‘i it has Ili‘t‘li
generally undIIIstood tliut tlIII rIIpoIt
grow out of tlIII I-apIuIII 1in tin» ltus-
uians of liit‘ llrltish Sii'illlllfl‘ OlIIhIIIIIlII.
bound for Iiilpllilt‘rt‘ ports from NI-w
iYork, March 2, \‘ill lloug ix'onu.
GUNSHI' PASS, .luno 17.~—.\ilhough
nil is generally IpIiIst at tho front, and
the Japanese are IIIIIIII rI-llriuu some-
what southward. it is I'I'IIOI‘II'iI that
they III'II stI-ndily IIIIIIIndiIII: tlIIIir iinIIs
eastward. 'l'lII-I‘I: is no indication of
Ithe tIomInImI-IIIIIIIIII of :I wound on-
gugomcnt,
S'l‘, PE'l‘i-JltSlll'luI. Juno 1?, 2:03 p.
Mir-The now of tho t'orIIluII Ii'iliI-u an.
nouncing that tho nominations for ”I“
,Imeoting of tlIII Rilshillii and .iIIpIInIIIIII
plonipotIIiItiuIiIIs WIIIII pIoI III dint. Iup-
Idly wot-I leulIIIi without IonIIIII-III in
tho motiiing pIIpI-Is hut tlII~ illi'It-I of
all BhIIIiIIs oi opinion is dismissing .lII~
pim‘ II prohnhlrt III his and dot Illll' III with
practical unanimity I‘Iu ii IoutiuIIIttloII
of tho wnr I-‘IttlII-I tlIIIII tlIII ltl‘l'l'llilillt‘l‘
of humlllntlni.r I-IIIIdiiionII, in tlIiII.thI-
nowapnpms llll‘ upIIIIlIl Ii) pIIiIlII- opiu-
ton. whiIIh is IIIIIIIiIIII around to ”11'
support of IIIII war pIIlIIII' li‘ .lupnuu
toruu: oroI'II too hard. Only “11' Nushn
ZII'i-II mli'iw. iIIIHi-Iill liltlI IIIIII Ill‘t‘ll Iltlt
bflIIt :II III" il'll'llll'Ili of on lIIIlIIInIIIIy,
tin» IIv ‘..I. III‘ IIII‘ l~.I-IIIIi III Rnlthulin.
tho I'I-;I‘-‘tIIIZItion III liIIr rlulII III kIIIIp
Wnru‘IiIII in l‘Itr iIhIIItIIrII wnIIIrII or tlII-
, AIM) FULL OF GOLD. ‘
can’t he gm i“ when its incited in
one of our room; Intros. Burglaru
Itieel clear of IIIIIIg to III II it slot
1: stays with an and on I on and
III: II little earn day In I 9 way of
interest.
That'n what
'71:: sour» Ironwux
IRVING! HANK.
hoes for you. dominance in youth to
-' love through It bank lIItII mm. and
‘- - you‘re old ou'll have Imam to
youthoba “flatworm-I
so. Norwalk.
surrender of Vladivostok but the pa-
pet holds that llussin munt retain
Northern MilllL‘IluI‘Iu and the Wind
vuutoh liuilrond.
All the papers comment on the re-
tirement of Grand llukp Alexis from
the oilico of high admiral and a gen-
IIIIIII fouling of roller is IIIIIIIli'enIIIIi III
the nt-t that the present nuvul rot-time
is untied.
The ”nurse Gazette, wlIiIIh draws u
gloomy piotuio of Russia‘s relations
with lI‘IIIuIIII, GIIIIII lil'iillili (human)
and AIIIItIiII, the Nova VIIInIyII und
tlIII IIIIIII'tlonIIIy Sviot sound hostllv
llllit‘H against the i‘nitod Status. The
NIIvoII VreIuyII t'IIiIIIl'IItIII-I that Rus—
sia's I-hiol’ enemies in the Far East are
not. the Japanese. but tho British and
Americans, on account 01‘ their oom-
IIIIII-Ilul r'lvultv, while the Sriot oli-
thIItII to Washington as tho plat-II of
IIIIIIIthIg I'm the plIInipotIIntiIIIiIIII do-
(liillillK that tlII.I utmosphoII- Him 10 is
IIntIiIInIllv and asserting that Russia‘s
r'IIpIesIIIItIIIlIVIIII will hII sItleIIIIIIId to
pIIIiIIIliIIiIIl lutlururos in “the capital
of the (Incmy' s ally,"
THIRTEEN YACHTS START.
international Race From Dover to Hell-
goland Now in Progreu.
DOVER , iI‘I.Ig. IIlliH’ l'I‘."~’ilIiItIIIIII
yachts started t'Iom hero today in the
iIItIIrIIutioIIIIl IIII II lrom Down to Hill-
golund I: I i’IuIIsiIIn island in tho Notth
Soul t'or Elllpt‘l'iii' Williutn’s cup, in n
heavy rainstorm IIIIII with II light
wind hlowing. Shortly IIi'iIII'wIII‘Iis, III
about noon, tlIII AnIIIIIlIIIIn yaI-hts At-
lantic and .I\pthII itllli tlIII llIitislI
vacht VIIlhnliIt got uway in II tog (IVIII
tlIII sumo UHHSI‘ [or .I spIIIiIIl rim of
fined by ENIIIpIIIoI William t‘oi tlII-
auxiliary yaI-hts which pIIIIiiI-‘IpItttIIl in
tho I'IIIIIIIII truns-Atluntir rIIIIII.
About an hour IIIIl'orII the start oi‘
the first rut-II II IlronIIhinr. downpour
of rain lit-lion and ('0liliiilli‘ti tailing
with the result that Iilt‘ splIIIIdiII IioIII
ot' AIIIIIIIIIIIII, German and ilritish
yarhls was III-III off into the thirk,
stIIIIIIIy hunts III'III’lIungiIIa tlIII, IIIIIIIIIIIII
and making navigation Iiiiiii'ilii. 'l‘lII-
l'ilt't‘l'I‘S \\'(‘l'i' quiI-ltly lost' to night from
tlIII show.
The participants in ”NI annual iix-
iIII‘II WIII'II tlIII .I\InIIIIiIIIIII M'iliitllll'i'
I‘III-ht liiiIlIIgarIiII townIId hy Edward
it. (iIIlIIIIInII. III' lilt‘ Now York Yarhi
i‘lIIhl, lilt‘ AIIII'tiIIIIII =IIlIoonI-II yaI-ht
iIJnIIyIuiou (ti\\ilt'(i h_\ Iit'illgt‘ l. i'llllili‘,
.lI. of tho lIIIliIIII lluIlIor \III-ht t‘luhl
tlIII Amt-titan yawl Alisa IIIwIIIIII Ii\
Iit‘lli‘)‘ S. Redmond, oi' tlIII Now York
YIII-ht (‘lulIl, tlIII Alllt‘Il‘t‘iill sIIhoouIIr
yarht. III-or do l.ys tow-nod hy llr.
Imwis A. Stimson, of tho Now York
YIIIIlIt t‘luhl. tlIII AliII‘II'iIIIIII lItIilt
sI-lIIIoIIIIr yacht NIIVIIhoII townIIIl by
I} IIoruI- \\' \\uth- us. of (II-r‘IIIIInM tlIII
stililtliii‘l yIII-ht t‘lIIIIII iIIIIIIIIIl hy Man
\on titIiiiIIt.IquII III (lornIIInyI tlIII
sIIlIoIIIIIII yIIIIIt Susanne IIIwnIIIl by (l.
liuldsIIh‘InslIy, oi‘ (II-rinunyl.‘ tlII- yawi
’l‘lII-rosII (ownIIIl by Full): Simon, of
LIIII'IIIIIIIyl. tho llrittsh yawl SIItunita
towIIIIII hy Sir M. lI‘iingIrIIldi. tlIII liri.
lish yIle l.IIIhII (ownIIIl lIy (‘ol. '1‘, 1".
A. W. ix'IIIIIII-Ilyl, tlIII liritish Ht'Iilmill‘l'
)'ti('ilI MoonstontI (ownI-d by it. K.
llIIllIle, tlIII llritish III-hoont‘r yacht
Sunshine IoquId hy 1., ii, Solomon)
and tho lil‘itin‘ll yuwi l-‘oI'nIosn iownI-Il
by Admin” Sir .I. K. h. nun-III.
’l‘hI- AIIIIII'iIIIIn sI-hoonIIr yIIIIlIt This-
tip (owned by ilohurt iIZ, 'l‘oIl, of IIIII
AlIuIIIiII YIIIIht Plum, was iilt! only
IIlIsIIntIIII ,
'i‘iII- NIII'IIIIIIII was iirut orI-r tlIII linII,
I-losI-ly l'oliowIIIi by tho lI‘orInoin.
l.I~thI-. Clara and SIIIIIIIitII, ’l‘hIIy II'IIIIt
nit in II WIIIItwanily direction, while
iilltliilt‘l' flotilla, inrltnllug tlIII iI‘lIIur do
Lyn. look IIII IIIIstIIrIy tIII-k. 'I‘iIII three
other AIIIIIrtIIIIII yIIIIhtII worII slow in
uniting away, III-I Alisa rum-using Iiit‘
into [on IIIlnutI-s IiiIl'l‘ tiIIIII' tlII- Nava-
lIoII, and by ”11‘. than thII llilIIIIgIII'dII
qul tlIII Endymion hud (‘I’UHMIII tlIII
lIIIIIlIIrs lIuIl pruIItIIIIIlly disappeared in
”MI tlIlIIlt Ilii‘l.t‘.
in tho I'IIIIII for tho IIpIII-iIIl pl'izo of-
iIIIIIItl for uttxlllnry yurhts thI Atlan-
tlI got II good hlilll the wind quI
not hpavr though to suit tlIII ApIIIIhII
and \IIilIIIllII.
Shortly III'IIII Iill' IlIIpIIriIIrII of ”11‘
lust ,'Ii1‘IllH two III-hooIIIIru IIIIII two
yIIwiII Wt‘l‘t' Nlt‘il vainly IIttIIIIIpiiIIu III
lIIIIII Iltll'k lulu thI pity ngulnnt the
Hood iltltI tilIIi Wl'l‘l' IIIIIiuIIII to Illii'Illll'.
'IIII ,v lInI-II IIIII ,lt‘i lII-IIII lIlIIIItillIIIl ow-
tuit to tho hum»
KILLED l-tERSELF IN STORE.
Mot Lover Boom-ting Another Girl and
Upratdad Him.
Nl-l w YIIIIK, Juno 1? Misti MIIIIIIII
HII'UIIHJ',‘ it pIIIIIy (Il't‘hhlllfliit‘l it"l‘li "7
yours. who IIIIIII III limit iIlIIh IIII'IIIII
walkIIIi IIIIo lantln MI-yIIr'II niIoII IIIorII
in Tim IWNIIII'. today, iriIIIl to shoot
Moyur and thou IIhot Iii'i‘lill‘”. MtIIII
humour and MIIyIIr IllilI iIIIIIII IIIIIIIII
II'Il‘lIlIIII for two your“. land night KIII‘
IIIIII iIIIII IIIII urtlng lllltliIli‘i‘ girl and up»
rIIiIlIIIl hint
'l‘nduy wiiIItI hIhIII HIIIIIIIIIIr IIIIIIII in
to him niorm Mr. MIIyIIr urIIIIIIId Ilill'
with It (Yilt't'l'IllI “good nIorIItIIII.” MIIIII
IIIirIIIIIIIr poiIItIIIl II l‘I'thIVl‘t' at him:
anyimt: "t In going to kill you ioulu.“
Silo trim to tho thI wunpon, lIuI IIlI'
IuIIrlIlgu miiml to IprlIIIIII mIII Muyot‘
tied in. ”to roar of tho niurII win-turn
he IIIIIIIIIi to an IIInployII. III thII will”
for twin. The latter IIIIIIIII IIpIItIIirII fat
eunuch in IIIIIII in IIIP allunlion IIIIII
rtIIrIIIItoIl, IlerriIIrinII “i In IIIIIafriIIIi
man and i don't want to he a"Idiot.
.IhIII Eltromnr IIInIiII no further ItiI
tempt III rent-h Mryor. hut, whllII the
two men worn In hitting. rhoi hermit
In the tIIIIIIIIIt and toll «innit
DIPIWI “It. ran IUIIOM.
NW YORK. June It. wuonntor
Chauncey ht. nopew IIIIII tlIII-II. honey:
notion. tor Europe on the stunner tit.
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UNITED OANK IUlI-DINO
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' IN‘t‘i‘ALIIA'rIOII or “v.13. H.
BEARD.
cational Church, urine-port.
Next Tuesday.
ll.1ieard,l‘h, 1).. ill-i pastor of the
Pork IItrIIIIt (‘ong reg atiouui (hutch.
Br idgepori
'l‘lIe [I‘ulrilulii
iIJuIIII )onnorihlion.
in the afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock in
papers, with the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII of his life
and bullet, after which the. members
to executive pension,
their decision.
The program of tho cvoninlz III III-I
follows: Organ proludo, Finale of
Fourth Sonata. tluilniunt Mina lAIlln
lIeIIIler; anthem, “The Lord in III ills
HOUHIP." choir; reading oi IIIIIIIIIII of
the council by tho Scribe, invocation
by Inoderntot; reading oi’ IIIIrlptIIrII
Rev 1} van Evans, pastor III tlII-
King's Highway church; anthem, IIIII
"Festival Medic-Inn," Dudley Buck.
IIhuIIIIh I-hoir, assisted by William A.
'1‘onIilnson, Mrs. llIInry 1.. Bishop and
othors: sIIrqun, itov, John K. i‘lIIvIIII~
por,l l). 1)., oi’ tlIII WIItIIIIIIIIy Second
II‘IhIIIIlI; pIIIyIIr oi installation; hymn.
"Christian Donut 'l‘hou Sou ’l‘lIIInI.
titlllIliu quariot‘, greeting to the pos-
tor IIotn tho chuIIhIIs of Connect out,
llov.11IIIIII (‘ \t'oI‘IItItIl‘i', pastor or tho
lilnth lioI-lt (3.IIIIuIIII.IItiIIIIIIl I-hanIh,
IIIIIIIItlIIIzs from tho IIlIItrIIlIIIu oi l,lIiIl,, 't‘-
port, llvv. liIInry A. Davenport, of tho
First Presbyterian church, and the
Rev. John he l’IIu. of ”In North
church: hymn, “The Mighty lI‘ortross,”
IiotIhiII tiIIIIrtIIt; benediction. ltIIv. tier-
tliti 11. Board.
Rev, Mr. Davenport wna lilt‘
pastor oi the Pork mroot churI-h.
CREWS START IN REAL WORK.
.—
Buay Times at Yale and Harvard QuarI
tern. Gales Ferry.
YALE QtiAR’l‘iIlltS, (talus 'lI‘erry.
.lIIIIII l?.—~'l‘oduy, tlIII Iil'I-li IIII which
more has how no IIXIIIIIIIIIItious, thI
IIIIIwn IvIIrII statII-d in toi rIIIII haIIi
wurlt. 'l‘IhII' IIIsity l'UWt’ti up tlIII Ii\-
or for n distnucv of 0111' IIIilII at high
spoIIIi nnd wIIIIII tIIrnIId ill'UlllliI and
IIIIIIIII hnI-k down stream at II siroitII
whit-h was iII-pt wull oVIIr lit) for tlIII
I‘lllll‘o IIIstIIIIIIII. 'i‘hII I'I‘IIshIIIIIn IIrI-w
also put tlIIIir shIIil into ”11‘ water and
IowI-Ii about iiil‘ sIIInII distunro as Iili‘
‘IIIIrsity, ThII irIIshInIIn, lIIIIIIIIIIm , did
not show (who as woll .Is yIIslIIIdIIy.
returning with
first
.\ll thrIIII III'Ist will i'l‘t'UIVI‘ lIIII‘d lil'il(‘»
iit‘t‘ this afternoon and it is prIIiIIIlIlI-
that tho ‘vursity will iii} sIIni ovIIII tlIII
IIoIIIIsII against ”[110.
.\lr. hliIIiIlI-lIIIIII, who will I'III‘III'IIII tlIII
lioat I‘IIIIII, t‘llillt‘ to (tales lI‘IIrI'y today
and was in ”10 Yale Ililllll‘il watching
tlIII work of tlIII IIrIIwII.
HARVARD Ql‘All'l‘lIlltS, tiItlIII-I lI‘IIr-
than that or lust 'l‘uosday. when tlIII
t‘our milos wI-rII IIIIvIIrIId in 22:23,
'l‘hII four IIIII‘IIIl boat was I'II~I'li:gIIIl
today in ()l‘tit‘l' to Ili‘lilK tlIII atrIIkI- to
sun-hoard. t‘orlIItt will he moved to
stI'olIII.
’l‘lII- i‘rIIslIInIIII III'I-w had It number of
I'm-inn starts off thII IIIJIII. it got uwuy
quickly and with IIonsiIltIrulIlII sound.
The men lll'l‘ rowing well IogIIthor,
N0 WAR OVER MOROCCO.
Reassuring Official Cablegrama From
Germany and France.
\\‘.I\SiilN(7’I‘().\'. Jam 17. GIII'IIIIIIIy
and France will not ('Ilillt‘ III II IIiuSzh
IIIIpotlIItions at Paris lIIIthII-n M. llollv
I'iIIr, lili‘ III-w IulnlstIIr for fort-tun alt
IIIirII, IIIIII l’rlnIIII Rudolin, iiit' III-ruinu
IIIIIhIIsIIuIior, III'II, progrmalnn slowly,
but "with good will on lIoIIi sinus,"
and thII “tliinltII lIIIIWI-IIn Fl‘fllll‘t' IIIIIi
Iii‘llliiill“ IIIII moving lIanIIoIIloInIlI
and it will IIoon lIII poIoIIIIlI- to straight
IIII out IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII.' "lhII Washing-
ton IIIII'IIrIImIItII in fully IIiorIIII-It
IIlIIIIII III‘IIry more and tho IIIII lug hurt-
in tho htIIlIIIIII ofllIIiul I‘lrIIlIIII to uni
ono III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
man... ,. III»...—
MAOSACHUSETTEB TEAMB TOUR
Y.
IItIiIl'l‘UN. .lquI Iii»
III-IIIIIIIIIII Iodny in tho iIItInhI IUlll‘IlllI
IIII-ut for tho IIhntnplomhlp of Maxim-
l‘IlllKI‘IIN. III tho lIoIIitwooIi
t'luh worth. in IAIIIItwooIi,
pIIIIIIIIl Ihu tournIInII-III wulIi he nud-
WI lIIIl‘orII IIIIIIII I’IIIIIIIIIIIIIy'II play
inouuhi th,I IIontIIIII down to the III-ml
tlIIIIlII
Ilittirh IIIIIWIIIIn R (‘- l-lIIIIVIIr and N W
Milt-II. tlIII iIItIIrIII'hIIlIIIItlI- IIhIInIplon,
nu tlIII IIIronItIIIII plnyIItII in tho IIVI-nt.
Johnson, Jr, IIIIII .1 Hull.
IIIIIIIh in doubt.
IULKILIY IAYI IOMITHING.
HARTFORD. Jitnu i'I.»I~IIl.lnitIIIIi1
rltIItIIII Hountor Morgan It. ltulknloy to-
day IIIIIII relative to hlII nhaenctI during
tlIII latter part of thI IIIIIIIIIIIIIItIt Inter.
IIiIIIIII at Now ilavon yonII-rtlny: l was
not on the amateur IIIIIIId. i can only,“
IIny that about a mouth nan I wait in»
VIII‘II in Int one of MII wealth“ at tho‘
IIIIIIrIIiIIIII and declined.
thorn in to it.
.ther.‘
BERLIN. June it 3: an II. In.w
Furnish (zillion has. The
Pros: learns. ton-graphed to Prince
von ltaIiolIn, the (lemon ambassador
III Parts, during the last, day or two
III II can” that will he mooring to
Frenuh apprehensions II such mm hilt
w’I'iIo
mmmr
Franck extinct. Germ
, . I.’
Will be Held in Pork Street Congre-
'l‘ho Installation 01' the Rev GIII'IIIII
will he hold on 'I‘nuuduy
evening, uonnnencing III. 7: 3.. unlock.
and other churnhou that huvu horn
luvilod. Will meet III an open meeting
the lecture room 01' the church, Rev.
Mr. Board will present his theological
of the cousouiution will withdraw in-
I“'Ill'll play wail
CI'II‘IWI ,
ll Wilts IIKI
’l‘mlny lIIIIIIIIIII national in tlIII
limit of whom IIBVI‘ horn iIIoltod upon
in tho othIr hall of the IIIEIIIIIIIHIII‘N.
I'i
hoiit iIiIttIIhIIII lilo outt‘omu wait Vitry
substantial
confluence of tho ilOWOIIi on the null
ject of Morocco.
RECENT AaaIv'ALs or venue.
NEW YORK. Juno 1 7.-Arrive.d:
ton and Uhorbourg.
OMIIIENCEMIENI rcsnvIII‘
I
a
HILLSIDE. NORWALK.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 19,
at B O'Clock.
RECITAL BY
M185 MARION SHORT, Elocutloniat.
MISS EMMA KEMPER. Viollnlcte.
Miss GRACE HAVILAND. Pianiute.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
Benefit of the Hillside Alumnae AI.
.aoclatlon College Fund.
COMMISSIONERS.
At It L‘ouIt oi l‘IolnItII Ili)Iti(‘il at
Not walk within and lot the DIHIlIQi of
Nor,walli on ”It! ItIlil day of June,
A, ll, iiitlo.
Estutt- of John W. Stiles line of said
Norwnik, dooIIIIsIId.
The Administrator rIIpI‘I‘IsIIIIts tho
listnto lIIIIoIIIIIut and prays the up.
DilillimPI‘lI of (‘ouInIissionIIrs tlIIII-IIon:
'l‘hIIrIIt‘IIrII.
Ol‘tit‘l‘t‘ti, 'l‘hIIt (ionunisaionors to re-
IIIItvII. IIxumlnII and IlIII-iIiII upon tlIII
(.‘iililliI-l of tho IIrIIdiIors of sold Estate
lIII appointed III lilt‘ I'roluuo 011100, in
Norwalk. on tho Zsth day of June,
tour. at 10 o‘IIloIIk, toronoon; or which
all persons in iIIlIIrIIst will take noIII'II
tlilti appIIur if they .Ia'i‘t‘ (‘illlI-li'. and ho
h-IIII‘II thIII-oon. And said Administra-
tor will giro pnhlh- IIIIIIIIII tlIIIrIIIII lIy
posting a copy of this orIiI-r on the
IIIIlIliII signpost "('Iil‘liril to tho IIIIIN‘
thIrII said IlIIIIIIIIsIId lust Ilwult. and
\IillIiII Iill‘ stIIIIII town, and by publish.
int: iili' Fillilt" in II IIIIII:IpIIpIIr lIIIviuLI I‘d
IIirI-IIlIIIioII in said IIINII'II’I, at lIIusl
tIIn IlIIys Ill‘Iili‘t‘, said 28111 day of June
iftof.
HENRY \\'. (lltlIXltlllY.
I EVENIN
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SIIIIunII I’IlladIl Ir SI - . - . . . I . . .
r ‘ ‘ "WI 0‘“ “‘"h‘m'" Ideal fabric for summer dresses. This Is a regular 19c. quality. and we are selling them at 10¢. per
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT A or
I‘I‘idll
IG‘K'SENTInEL
Iran: LEADING m c‘ooos sroau. ,
mm. m Igniting.”
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TR‘ISTRAMIIHYATT
I . NOJ AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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190 ORGANDIES FOR 100.
We have placed on sale, 2,000 yds. of fine sheer Organdics in choice patterns and colorings. The
yd.
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HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
6 Etched Tumblers.
Fancy Lemonade Sets.
Refrigerator ’ Pans,
19c.‘ Granite Water Pails, 69ml Copper Wash Boilers, $1.95
|Foldin Ironin Boards, c.
75c. : Glass Berry Sets. 39c. Nickelg'l‘ca Ketgtles 33c.
ago. i Flat Irons. per 11)., Curtain Stretcher, 75c.
Full line of Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
TRISTRAM &_ HYATT, No‘rwalkfionn.
SPECIAL SALE
non SATURDAY ‘AND MONDAY.
$1.75 Wagons .................... $1.50
$1. 50 Wagons ................ i 25
$1.. "5 WugoIII-I. .................... 1.01)
75 I Wagons ................... {100‘
$2.00 (‘roquot Set . .............. $1. 75
$1.50 Croquet Set .......... . ..... l 25
$1.25 Croquet Sot ............... 1.00
Lownry's (‘lioI-olIItIIs.
all kinds.
tor MIli‘Iliiit‘ as low on $15,
WII I-IIrry It full “no of “words and
IlrIIphophoIIII Supplios.
F. J. NELSON,
STATIONERY. MUSICAL GOODS,
TOYS. ETC.
76 WASHINGTON STREET.
Souroniru of
You can buy a (‘II-IIuIIIII VIII—
. , 'l" I
wlIIIII tlII-II' work was oi thII snappy .l ‘ H Jung“
orIII-r. iloth t‘oIInoanIIl shI-lls wIIrII ~ . ..-
in tho wutIIr, but little wurk was dour. 11th:.
Summer Time-Table.
On and After June 16
the New and Commodious
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
CAPT. IRA B. YOUNG.
Leave' Huntington for Norwulh,
Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 II.
and 2:25 p. III.
ry, .lIIIIII 1?. All tlII- Iilll‘YIiiIi wows Leave Norwalk t‘IIr lluutiIILIlIIu on
IIIIIIIpt tlIII l’rosltnicu thrII givI-n II I’IIIIII Mondays and Fridays at h: iii a, In,
today in anticipation of a still row "dd 4:45 1‘. ill.
during tnI afternoon. The 'I'urslty EXCWSIO" TICkCIE .............. 50c
right will try tlIII I'IIll ('(llil'hI' to sup it Single Fare .................... 40c
th~ iInproI'IInIIIIII "Dil‘ti iill.‘ past few Children 5 ‘013 years; Excursion,
days will hold good four miles. it is 33C: Single Fare. 25C-
IIIIpIzIII that tho time will no buiii‘l‘ Will MIIII nt Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays on signal.
Fare from Norwalk:
i'I‘I‘.
l’ussongoru from
II. III.
lIIy (lmro and I hours at Huntington.
Round trip,
Norwulk by iI‘yliI
av SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT,
THF GREAT
Will give two Sunday concerts to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Poni-
tively farewell engagement. Opening
tomorrow of new vaudeville theatre.
oIIIIr MoroI'IIo, if rIIIIsIIIIrtIIg IIIliIIiIII IIII— playing Kieth‘o attractions. The Saturday Evenings.
Ilil'i-ll'illllg i‘i‘lltiIlIlliY, Vl'ashington tl\'t'1‘ Trail and countleu other attraction. J h, D .
night from twu lIZIIIIopIIIIII IIIIpitIIhI IIII- including the Royalty Grand Ball .
I-uraloi)’ i‘l'iil'l‘iil’nl IhII situation, 'l‘woI Room. . osePrA" 0R alVIS,
\IIIIIIlII-I ago the situation was oxl'l‘l'iiillKI ‘ t .
1y IlIIiIIIIIIII. it has lIIIIIn I‘I‘III'VI‘II, how- S" E: E: I IE: H ' CLOTHlEH,
t‘\‘t‘l‘, by the resignation of M. lhIl— P C ASE ,' HAT113“-
t‘ilriM'. in Hill ht.- llillllilllii‘t‘li that tho FURNISHER.
ISLAND
BRIDOIPORT. CONN.
ROUND TRIP, 10 CENTS.
iI
Nation to Contractors.
NotlIIo iII hIIrIIhy given that sealed
bids for lilf' mason and IIIIrpIIIIter
work on tho III-w Ilrohouuo to [III
IIrIII-IIId in Emu Norwalk. must he in
tho hands of (‘IIIII‘lrIs ii. GI‘III'milIm.
I-iItIlrIuIIII III tlIII IIoInmittut,I on Mon-
Iluy, .lunII III, III ii p. m.
f‘llAltlJIS ll, tiEIlltMANN.
, (l. HOWARD KINII,
W. A, 'i‘HOMl’HON.
Zuni Norwullt, .lIInII 16. till 3t
SHEET MUSIC
ISO
FOR DATUBDAV.
in IhII i-thIIIII of the Old AppIII 'l‘rIIII.
Tammany. Would You Cum? (Chan. K.
iiarrin' loiuuti, llII'II Mo l’ul. Wilt-II ihtI
Boon Am in tho Hive. Ilootl- lIyII Btu.
fly thr.I WntIII-multm Vino. Lindy hon.
(In It Summer Night, When the Hat‘-
vent Moon in Shining on the litter.
Yankee Doodle Boy, IIIIII many oihorl.
liltl‘I'I ” A}
boat will lIIII'II five hours :II \'IIi- : V
hint liar illlil Bani. ' }
Donovan Iloolt.
NW. A. BRIGGERMANS
Innate arctic.
I“ Waohinoton It.
I
,
PLAY I
_ Lot. 'IIIII. 'l‘hI-y .grow strong (
on it. May in tho IIIItIIrIIlsII of
, ”to boys; it InIIkIIs strong 111011
of mom, I
ill. . »
lluy thorn alt-(mg, IIIIrviIIIIIIhIo ..
«lotions and "Lot ihom go it."
idvrry Suit for hoya in our
. stoIIk will stand tlIII lost of
lilllt‘. wII IIIIIIIIII iikt‘ lilii‘iit‘ll—
lnrly to show you the splendid
vurlIIty that wo‘buvo in Wash—
, llilit} Suits III 81.. ’"I and $1. 50
’lhoso sumo qualities
InarlIIId 2:. per t‘t‘lii. more
most stores,
tire.
at
Watch
this space for lntoroaiing store
new.
; Open Monday, Wednesday and
813 Washington 81.. So: Norwnlk.
H. Krieger it Go.
The LendingI Outfitters for Men,
Women and Children in
The NOrwaIIks. 1'
We are showing a veni large and com-
plete assortment of White Lam and Linen
Dresses for Women and Children. Prices
from $2 95 to $6 95.1.aWn Waisls
from 980 to $2. 530.
Silk Dresses at creailu reduced prices.
Also a few Tailor Made Stilts which
were marked down In price.
lords for Women and Children as last as
we receive ihelifl
We will dress uou from head to foot.
Men and Women. Bous andIGiIlg,
Have pour purchases chanted Iii]. sei-
Ile llOill bill in convenient week
our
meals. ii
What’s the Answer?
Are you married?
Do you keep house?
Are you interested in coal?
Is not coal 3 big item in the
family expense account?
Do you realize that it is greatly
to your advantage to buy
coal for next winter right
now?
Do you not prefer to buy where
the quality in ou’perior and
the assortment large?
Have you ever bought of or?
ThoFerIisOoalCo.
loath Norm-lit.
That in all,
i no not care enough.
About the manor to any anything furl A FULL 1.le OF DUCK ItA'I‘tI
OIRMANY HIAIIURINO PRANOI.
Just: Received.
FROM 980 TO “I“.
LADIES' DRESS HATS A SPEC-
Anuootatod lAL’l‘Y. "
IIIII E lilllllHlllSII ,
'SPECIat ' sin?
Men's Blue Serge Butts..........ttl.liil :3
Reduced from ’12.
hoyII‘ Knee Panto .I....III......BIII:
Reducon from title.
Boya‘ Wash Panto. I to It "shuttle
D.- Oottileb
mama MOIIANI ‘
noon: I. Dalila
H. KriegeriI On.
Our Shoe Department must not beI
overlooked. We are selling Russel Ox-
West Washington Street.
ARE F901 FORMED
'01.". 30h. .
WIAR III-mics IrI-IAIr ru-
mink Ito more. when your ”entire unit «II lun’ they hm
"watery” and mart-4mm"! THE TIME to can fr theta—to I“. Inu-
uu to 9mm them and III-ovum complicated on trouble. Hero your an
amino at. Inna.
Norwalk Chronicler