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.ITIMIST iii.
*NEBTITIITIINS
liflMMENITTTT
Rumors in Washington that lap-
atl and Russia Will Soon
Cease the Conflict in the Far
East
I
VVASHING'I‘ON, .lttno BI.""'"II TB inti—
mated in oiiicinl circles hort- that nogo-
IIaliOllS arc proceeding looking to an
arntinlieo holwoon .iapan attti ltusuia.
ST. i’lit'l‘lilitSlit'lltl. Juno :1, 1:30 p.
m.—-—l’ro.~titlottt Roosevelt has: ovidottily
taken a now and itttportllnt atop iii the
negotiations between the boliigorontn.
While tltoro are collateral roasotts for
believing that it relates to an lll‘llliSv
lice which will prevent tho, impending
battle itl Itlanohtlria this cannot be
positively atlirmod, All that can be
Stated dolinitoly is tltat Ambassador
Meyer wont sttddottly to tile foroiun
ofllce. late last night and had an intor-
view, with It‘oi'l'igil Minister lutntsdortl
at. which it is lioiiorotl the ambassador
communicated an important tttessauo
from l’rositit llt Roost-volt. lint at noitlL
(II‘ the foreign oliioo nor the American
embassy in tho slightest light thrown
on what lranapirod. It‘l‘tiiil ilto oxlronto,
neot’ctty ohsorloti tllo ntatlor boyontl
doubt is ono of tho gi‘i'llit‘HI delicacy,
bill as tlto stalontont is \'l)lll‘IlHttI't‘lI
for at. tho i'oroitzn oliioo that tho ttogtr
liations ttro III'itl’t‘t‘lIIIIIJ, without a
hitch tho int‘oront-o follows that it re.
latos to a now pitttso itt which lho l’t'o-
sidont has again talton tho ittiliatiro.
This in tho tnoro certain Hltil't‘ tho coin»
lllllllltlitiltillr‘» Ilt‘l\\'t“‘ll the Iniligorottts
relating strictly to tho tilit'slittliH of tho
selection of tho plat-o. iitno and llto
number of plonipotonliarios worl- oott-
ducted naturally through Ambassador
(lttssini atlti Minister 'l‘ltltahit‘a through
the Inli'l‘lilt‘tlllll'y of tho \\'ashington
government “'Ilt‘l'l‘lm according to dip-
lomatic hi‘tll‘l‘tlltl‘l‘ only oomntunica»
lions front tho \l'ashiltizlon govern-
ment roach I’lll‘t'illll Ministor Lanni-
dorlY through Ambassador Moyt-r.
INSTALLATION OF PASTOR.
Impressive Service at Park Street
Congregational Church,
Bridgeport.
About thirty South Norwallt pooplo
jotlrnoyod to III'ilILIl'ptIl‘i by troiloy last.
evening to allotttl lllt' tnxlailalion sor-
vlcos ot' itot'. (It'i'tlltl Iiatnilton IIl‘llI'iI
at tho i’at'it hli‘t‘l'l t‘ottnrotiatiotlal
church.
'l‘hoy iot’t horo on till It: .‘tt litIIIl‘)
and t'otttt‘nod at about midnight
Tho (‘Illll‘l'il was crowded, ’l'ho ox-
oroit-tos \loro of an inlorostittp nature.
and tlopurlotl from tho usual in titliil~
ling tlto t-itat'ao to llto lilltllUl' illi'l
congregation. The altar was wry
prettily llot'lii'aiotl with many toms and
largo hunt-hos tti‘ rows.
The h‘l'l'l’lol- bouan at 7::ilt with an
organ proitttlo lty .‘Ilh‘s IotiIIll K. Hois-
ler. The choir want; "'i‘ho Lord Il-l itt
His Holy toutplo." and tin.- results of
the (‘onaooiation woro road by tho
scribe.
The lnvooation was by tho ntodot'tt~
tor, the Rev. \\'lttlilrop lIonton
Greene. parlor ol‘ IIlt- (IIII‘t'I church.
The aoripltlro wail road by tho lit-r.
Evan Evans. anti ilto aulitotn, 'i‘ho
Festival 'lo iioltm ltt I} Hill was sung. '
by a tloubio l|lllll'lt‘i (ontpriaoti of Miss
Margutot llogatt ttttd 'llls. lliultop Ho-
granoa: Mina IlitllloN and Miss Edith
tonttltltoa; William 'Iomiin-
son and W. Ktlnbot tenure: and .-lo
eeph Woliior and .i. ’I‘rottor. inland-t.
The h‘l‘l'llllill waa pronchotl by lilo
Rev. John llltylortl littrotlporl. i). it,
who wait tho tirst lillHIitl‘ of tilt: l'artt
flirt-oi church. llo told of tho start of
the church. it? yours nun, ol’ lilo ittlrtl
battle and tollilfl'm tlttd oi tho litttti
nuccoau and aloudy ulowth with titul-
He told thont to ho Ir no lo tllonluollolt
to ho lt'indii .tntt IilIHlIIIllIIItt and to
ho a. trt't‘ti in littii Iit'lliltl that till
mph ..-. or that. l'lto one thing that
tho iIl'lI't ll Lilintlii tot anti tzitivou lot.
is .l . uni t‘lll‘ll'l'I truth, and char-
hotel. dhllliililti and (looming with
Hum.) . .
. ‘ DON‘I mama ALL
Butte
art. Put it in tilii‘ popular and re-
table
300"! NOR WALK
.84! VINO! HANK.
lllvery dcpoeit you make your pile
Elem bigger. The interest we my
tip! out, too. Eye and bro you'll
have enough out of your mien to
a 11mm and lot. We mighty noon
vii: you. Start on
M’Ii er MM it.
”I!” IANK Wit-DINO
A to be retention.
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So. Norwnlk.
grace lltileeu the beauty to Christ be.
seen in your face and daily liven, ttn-
ions your hearts be in tune unions you
tospontl to the appeal of Christ. nil
preaching will be in vain. A famous
man spoke of Longfollow as u "whilo"
character, anti you. like hint. should
walk tinsuiliot‘i with (iiirial itt whitt-
hol‘oro the World. with freedom from
moral stain uttti a natisllod conscience.
contending i‘or jilHI methods Ill bust-
nonn, a growing number are §iltntitnn
t'or riulttomtt-tnors.
ltor. II. (R lloyor, D. it. olto of
tho that puniors, was prosonl and told
some ol‘ tlto oally history oi tho.
ollttroh~ltow at IIl‘hi it (time item be-
ing extinguished. lllltI how tho titan
who was bound that the church should
not be founded lost. his volt-o at tho
oottnoil caiiod t‘or lilo purpoao. lle
brought greoiittgs l‘ront botit lilo Pros-
hylorian and tho (tonnreaatiottaiistn,
of Mussachtlsotts, as ho lit-ltlllgn ltl
both tho l’rosbytortan of Boston and
tho Fl‘lll‘Oiit'IiI Hunt (hmsooiation.
Tho ltov. ilonry t'.. \l’oodrttli‘. ot'
lilaoit ltooit Congregational ohurolt.
brought the greetings from the church»
es of Connecticut. He. spoke iti tt vl‘l‘y
happy vein, and oonutatlthttod tho pita.
tor upon his roturn to t‘onnooliottt.
ltov. Ii. A. llttvonport pastor of the
Presbyterian onttrch, pt‘osentotl tho
greetings ol‘ tlto ohttrohoa of the city,
Rov. .lolttt ilol'ou. of tho North
ohttroh also came with greetings front
tlto churches of tho oily. 'i‘ho botto-
diction was by Roy. Mr. Iiollrti. ttilor
which lito congregation look lilo oppor-
tunity oi' tnoolino. hint for a hand
shake
JUDGE TYNER "REAPPOINTED.
His Record of Fifteen Yeats Age in
Iowa Discussed in the House.
1i.\lt'l‘it‘01tli. .itlno Zl.--~’l‘otlay‘.~t nos
sion of tho Iiliiist: was dototod almost
oxoiusil‘oly to calotttlllr lliliilt‘i'S (Elliot
among them trot-o two hills tioslttnoli
to rogltiaio tho use of altlontobilos on
tho roads of tlto Hiltli‘. which \roro
t‘llll‘itit‘l‘t'lI its a spoolal liltit'l‘ of tho
day. line of them [)Iill't‘ts' cot‘luin roe
lriotionrt on their ttso particularly its
to npootl, tlto limit of \t‘htt-lt is ilxul at
it! ntltos an hour within city or hot'»
ouch limits and :.'li miles an hour ont-
sitllt those limits. The feature of tho
hill is a pottaliy [ll‘t)\‘i.‘4ittll i'oi' \‘jnlaiiotn.
of front $3?) to $‘Jltlt lino or imprison
mom of ttot more than 1th days or both
tor a first oli'onso attd from $7M to $.‘ltili
lino or lmprisonntont {or not more than
sixty (Tins or built for SllIit-L‘illivlll rio
iatiotts.
'I‘ho oihol' hill ostahliahos certain
rltios to ho ohsorl'od by porsons and
\ohtt'ios wlton passing oaclt other on
public highways and proi‘itlos a line
ol‘ £1.30 for violation.
’l‘ho rosointion roappotnting Richard
ll. 'l‘ynor :lHt-ltit‘iitll‘ jntino of tile oily
t-otlrt of New Haven wIton talton from
tho ('illl'lltIllI' for action t-oittpollotl the
closest lltlontion of the members.
IItillHt‘ (‘httit'tnan Konouly made a
longthy and detailed exploitation of the
judiciary ootulttitleo'a roport, He paid
it warm tribute to Mr. llynor‘s atllnitr
istlation of oliico for the past two
wars and said that tho universal Intel
noon sentiment of New llaron and the
loading motnhora ol‘ tho Now llavoti
bar endorsed his roappolnltttonl. Add-
ed to this was tho support of tho local
topronontlltit'on ill tho tzottci'lti unstim-
Mr.
Ali ot‘ tlto tllltitllii'l‘h, .luduo Kettottiy
said. were familiar with tho attack
tnatlo on Mr. 'l‘yner and lto touched nit-
tnt tlto ntattor lntt lightly. 'l‘ltero woro
also paliitttini: cirottntnlancoa itt con-
tloctlon with the mntior.
iioproaontntho Thompson of ()ttlnlto
spoke strongly in t~ttppotttng Mr. ’ly~
llt r llo said that the IuttoI n chief
opponent now was otto at his strong
out altpptlt'lors two years ago. Mr.
'I‘honlpaon thott wont oil to tell of Mr.
'l‘rnor‘a high ttooittl and intuitions utund-
Im: ttnti of hit-t pornonul regard for him.
In closing ho said that Mr. 'i‘yuer was
a much tlbuttott liltlll.
itopronotliltiivo Averill. or lirnnlorti,
road from lowu Court rocordu ot littoen
yottru ago. "If tho records are inttor-
l'oct." be said, ”Mr. 'l‘ynor watt a much
itIIllHt'tI lllttll. if they are correct," he
declared Vl‘lit‘ltlttlilly, “Mr. ’i‘ytlor lit a
fugitive from illntitto."
lioproncntttllw Sonthwit-k, oi tlortr
tnoro titlln a uttiiit-lont penalty for IIIH
tiIYoiit'o. A righteous "in for fourteen
learn was nttliloiont to wipe out the
ltionllltlt. No man wall for greater
purity iii the judiciary oi' the state
than hunt-toll. yet his was ulronitiy ltt
favor of Mr. 'i‘ytlur'a appointment.
ltoproucnttlttvc Connor. of EIlIIt‘tIII.
‘liitllrkll it four Wordu ltt Mr. 'l‘ynur‘a bo-
la .
The resolution making the reappoint-
ment was then adopted by a large tull-
Joriiy vote.
AUTOMOBILE «NOT NUMBERED.
But Bridgeport Youn
Conviction in
com.
The drill ulttontohiilutu hold up in
Nurwtlllt for not having numbers on a
machine were escorted to the oil‘luu or
prosecuting Attorney Leo Davin this
morning by Oittcor -Br.vun ll. Silk.
'I‘iiuy proved to be two young men
from the Loeomobtle factory in
Bridgeport. and int the law provides a
loophole for manufacturers. they had
Men [leaped
emaik
The young men Were E. W. Zimmer-
man u demonstrator or the company.
and a young man named Smith. who
was being taught how to operate it.
Smith was running this car at the time.
The machine was said to be the first.
cylinder ear I) t by the Loeontobile
Company. It
emeutnuuo neau. Zimmerman
and Smith were cloned in Well aw
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is painted red and hail .
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CHARGED wall noeatue
ADVENT cuunctt, SUNDAY
constable Goodwin Makes an
investi alien and Arrests
Three past Norwaik Boys
BEDDING RIDGE BARN COLLAPS-
EB.
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Four Men Employed by Mini Belle
Santord. Injured This Morning.
BEDDING. June 21.——lt“our men.
three of them lluttgut’iunu of unknown
taunts. wot’: injured this morning, by
the collapsing tit‘ a burn on the farm
at Mitts Belle Sanford ut ltutldlng
ItltlgeJ-i support gave way while. the
men wete making rppaira on the build-
lng and when it toil they were but-
ied beneath the debris.
One of them. it‘rank llungerrord, of
lledtllng, received inlut'laa at llrltt fear-
ed to be fatal. 'i‘lto neighboring fill'l‘nit
It is not known just how much the were called upon for belt) in rescuing
boxes contained. The fuel that only lht‘llllftiit beneath the burn. and 1th)”
a few of the boxes were taken lnliioal. Hiolanu were called from lleddlttlt (791%
ed that it. was the. work of boys. (lotto tor to attend the injured.
ntttbio. Goodwin immediately began an "m“ '""‘““"" “‘
invoutlgntlon with tho roanlt that thin EARLY SENTINEL SATURDAY.
afternoon he nrronloti 'I‘IltiillflH Podon. Commencing this Saturday altar.
SIIIIIIGY ROIIIHI‘II and JOIIII “(‘I‘IIIH‘ I(II‘ Illlllll. [ha III'HI Saturday of HIII'IHIII‘I'.
“Mental (501111010111' til ”10 I110". t'l‘ho Evening Sentinel will be issued at.
......w..._._..._. 1 o‘clock, in m'littr that. the oniployoea
FINE STOCK OF LUMBER. “my lawn a half holiday. It will he
-..... nocosuary for church notions and other
Three Schooner Loads Received by nowtl home to reach the otiice Friday
Hatch. Bailey and Company. til'lot'ltoml or very early Saturday
IIHii‘Ii tlttd liaiioy. tho local ittnthor Inoruiutt.
tlonlera, have just reoolveti three large
hl‘Iltltilll'i‘ lolttin ot‘ lttnthor which have
been pillood on tholt uhttrl' Ill Water
street. Otto big lttntllot vessel in at
ptoatnt di-altalalng a tatgo there and;
tho aloclt is oxwptionallv clean llllll‘
line This tonootn in thotougltiv up-‘ out. Music was t-otttiorod for lilo oc-
to-tlato and hoops a line anaoltniont oi casion h) \‘Iiliiatu ll China. The next
all ltlndn ot‘ itimbot, timbers and ttlnnoo will be. bold noxt Tuesday evo-
bonrtia. ulna.
Putts littttit ti Suit Hour,
33 South Main Street. South Nurwalk.
Matchless Mattel] Savings.
Don’t; estimate the importance of
these Great June Sales by our an-
nouncements alone. Come here and
see for yourself What unmatchable
Report was made yeatnrduy to (ion-
ntable .l. .l. Goodwin that the Advent.
(hllb‘iliu‘l Church] in Fuel Nolwulk.
had been robbed, Sunday night. The
janitor; of the «lunch bud neglected to
lock the door of the church and dur.
lag the night nontoo‘no entered the
building and took a number at mile
boxes containing l'undii ol’ the church.
DANCE AT THE YACHT CL'JD.
'l‘lto llrsi ot' the t-ltlillllitli' dances at
tIIIU Ntn'wttk \‘ttohl (‘1th was bold last.
evening ttttd proved to ho a title nuc-
oosn. 'l‘horo \t'oro about thirty prou-
entire line.
Stilt: ui Summahuits iii Hall-Pitta
WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAISTS. OTHERS ASK $1.50. OUR PRICE 49c
WASH WAISTS IN SHEPHERD PLAIDS AND POLKA DOTS . ....... 39c
CHINA SILK WAISTS, FORMERLY UP TO $10.00, NOW . .3138 and $3.98
LINEN AND PERSIAN SHEER LAWN WAISTB. FORMERLY $3.50
AT ........ . ............ . ....................... ...... $1.48
SHIRT WAIST SUITS OF FINE PERSIAN LAWN ..... 01.48 UP
LINEN SHIRT WAIST SUITS .................... 32.98 UP
SAILOR SUITS. MADE OF GOOD CRASH. WORTH $7.50 . ......... $2.98
FROCK AND FRILL SUITS, OTHERS ASK $7.00, OUR PRICE $3.93
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS, FORMERLY UP TO $25.00, NOW .. 03-98 UP
SUITS MADE OF FINE PANAMA, BROADCLOTH, CHEVIOT.8ILK.
............. ........ .. ...”.OBUP
LADIES’ COATS, FORMERLY $15.00, NOW ............... $6.98
RAIN COATS FORMERLY 012.60 $0.98
GIRLS' DRESSES ...... 49c UP
CHILDREN'S DRESSES IOOUP
WE HANDLE THE FINEST LINE OF SKIRTS IN THE NOR- A
.............080 UP
WE POSITIVELY CARRY THE. FINEST AND LARGEST LINE OF
WAIBTS AND BELL FOR L388 MONELY THAN ANY STORE IN THE
NORWALKB. COME AND BE CONVINCED..
PARIS CLOAK 85 SUIT HOUSE.
Slim USIli-f-iS’élfly ’
AT WILLIAM A. InlootfiMAN'I MUIio trout.
Special at~110ta-8pecinh
WOULD YOU CARE? (Chile. K. ilurrlll' Latent).
At 19 eta.
Jnttt My style (trout Fautnnn)
Golden. anneal Walnuts
At: 15 ate.
in diam shade of the Old Apple Tree
Tammany Lindy Lou
Tickle Me Mat-marina Waters Waltzes
Every Dollar Carries Trouble of tie In 't‘oltio
Own There in No Love Lilla the Old
tumultn And others. Aim at tum.
Full line of Violin. Mandolin, Guitar and Build till-lull,
”7‘ ct:
Donavon Bloch.
In".
a
. uranium tn.
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opportunities we are offering of our g:-
t” It? pi
xmt‘
m. AsoUV'rH N0WALK..EVEutNo "SENTINEt.
:i “i II t i "THE
TRIST
iii.. NO.
wunuestsxv. true it, "titles.
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L'EADING DRY GOODS STORE.
RAM&HYATT
2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. [ _ . , , .
yd. ‘
6 Etched Tumblers,
Fancy Lemonade Sets.
Refrigerator Pans.
19c ORGANDIES FOR 10c.‘ ,
We have placed on sale, 2,000 yds. of line sheer Organdies in choice patterns and colorings. The
ideal fabric for summer dresses. This is a regular rgc. quality. and we are selling them at we. per
, .
HOUSEFURNISHIN G DEPARTMENT.
too. i Granite Water Pails, 69c. Copper Wash Boilers, $1.95
' Folding Ironing Boards. 95c.
75“ t Glass Berry Sets, 39: Nickel Tea Kettles, ~79c.
\egcu Flat Irons, per 1b., Curtain Stretcher, 75c.
Full line of Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fruit Jars andc Jelly Tumblers.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
The “Gem”
SELF FILLING
SELF CLEANING
NO INKY FINGERS
NO LEAKY JOINTS
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Fountain Pen.
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FULL‘LINE OF SOUVENIRS.
.F. J. NELSON,
STATIONERY. MUSICAL GOODS.
TOYS. ETC.
76 WASHINGTON STREET.
PLAY 1
Let 'em. They grow strong ‘
I on. it. Play is the. oxerolso ttt' "
the boys; it makes stront: inon
. of thetn_ ‘
. I'tuy them strong. serviceable
. clothes and "Let them go it."
> Every Stilt forfboys in ottr
stock will stand tithe test of VT
. titne. Vie would' like particu—
' luriy to show you the. splendid
variety that. we haw ltt Wasti-
ublo Stilts at $1.25 and 31.50
Those. same qualities are
:‘marked 25 percent. more at
most stores,
Waloh
this space lor'lnlereeting store
news.
', Open Monday. Wednesday and
H. Krieger it Go.
The Leading Outfitters for Men,
VWomen and Children in
The Norvtralks.
We are showing a vent large and com-
plete assortment of White Lawn and Linen
Dresses for Women and Children. Prices
from $2.95 to $6.95. Lawn Waists
vitom 9230 to $2.50.
,Siik Dresses at gteailu reduced prices.
were marked down in price.
Our Shoe Department must not: be
overlooked. We are selling Russet Ox-
lords-for Women and Children as last as
we teceitte them.
We will dress uou from head. to foot.
Saturday Evenings.
Joseph Davis,
TAILOR,
CLO’I‘HIER.
MATTER.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington SL, 80. Norwallz.
Men and Women. Bous and Girls.
Have uour purchases charged aud‘set-
lie uout bill in convenient weekiu pati-
meats.
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What’s the lunar?
Are you married? .
Dmyou keep house?
Are you intereated in coal?
Is not coal a big item In the
family expense account?
Do you realize that it is greatly
now?
Do you not prefer to buy where
the quality is superior and
the assortment large?
Have you ever bought at no?
lheFertiscoalco.
CW"! NON-Ill.
“hwam‘.
SPECIAL SALE
, Men‘u little Serge mu.....v.....8it.60 "
Reduced from m.
Boye’ Knee Panto ...............89e
Reduced from we.
now When Paula. a to it Houdini
to your advantage to buy -
coal for next winter right
H Krieger & Go.
West Washington Street.
Also a few Tailor-Made Suits whim!
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ARE F991,, Fomnn
was: onion; Tl-lA'r Fir.
MI-th>
ILINK t * ILINKI ILluKt
man: no more. When rota-item at W M
"watery” and mMHAT'lI Tim will when hr M t
than.“ prevent eunumtedm menial um
Norwalk Chronicler