use»
i
ggton Street,
FALO. N. Y.. June 9—-Follow-
. summary ol' the more serious
pro rty losses by yesterday’s storm
in S‘ohdthern Ontario. The deaths num-
her
At Niagara Falls the walls or the
_ two main gables oi the new general
hospiml collapsed and tons of masonry
crashed through the- three floors to
the basement
Plato glass windows were blown In
. on the business streets of Hamilton.
and 500 feet or the roof of the Interna-
tional Harvester Company’s main racy
tory was carried away. Lines of com-
munication sufiered severely.
St. Thomas a portion of the
root of the Michigan Central Railroad
shops was blown off. Street car and
power service was suspended.
H. Cousin Bank's harn was demoli—
shed at Beamsville. The loss Will be
55,000.
One man was crushed by a failing
tree near London and may die. Two
men are reported to be killed near
Springfield.
BARRETI—MCAULEY.
Early Morning Wedding. Today at St.
Mary' s Church Norwalk.
Edward Barreme well known but
tor, and Miss Margaret McAuley were
married at St. Mmy's Church at 6. 15
this morning by the Rev. James H.
O'Donnell.
The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret
O'Brien, and the best man Michael
Barrett.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Barrett left on a wedding
trip and upon their return will re-
side in Fslri’ield avenue.
SUGGESTIONS FOR FLAG DAY.
A large number of flag- day pIociamu-
tions have been distributed among
public officials and school teachers.
Flag Day will be next Thursday, and
the State Board oi Education suggests
that a program of exercises be carried
out in public schools about as follows.
Singing of The Star Spangled Ban-
ner; recitation, The American Flag, by
Joseph Rodman Drake; statement by
a teacher or by a scholar, Connecti-
ont’e Part in the Revolution; song, Co-
lumbia, the Gem of the Ocean recita-
lion. Unions and LibeIty, OliveI ch-
dull Holmes; sketch of the history or
the ling; recitation, The AIIIcIican Uno
~ - Avion, Webster song. America.
BRISTOL PHYSICIAN DEAD.
BRISTOL, June 9.-—Dr. Henry A.
Carrington, a prominent physician of
this town died today at his home on
, Main street. after an illness of seve-
(al weeks with heart disease. Dr. Car-
rington was 79 years old a Harvard
graduate and a widow and one daugh-
ter survive him.
1
ALL SETTLED.
Mame—“Poor Archie! He doesn‘t
know whether it’s Esmeralda McGiIIIIis
or herilyounger sister that he wants
to marry."
Mdybelle-“iie needn't worry about
thatany longer. Mrs. McGinnis has
decided that it’s Esmeralda he wants.
~0liicago Tribune.
ANYTHING BUT THAT.
“Why did you break your engage
most with Miss Fiuphic?"
' “fills couldn‘t cook.”
l”Why, you know that long 11210"
- “Yes, but she told me the other day
that¢ ihe intended to leaIn. "~Cicvc1nnd
. loader.
, RATTLED.
hok—-“Too bad about young Ncy.
isn't‘t ti"
1‘, -“What about him. ""
' J km'Tle was sent to the insane
asylum last Week. ”
,Tom-v-“You don t say! What was the
in oil it?"
. . io~“He undertook to study Greek
dh fIdhorthand at the some time and
at the characters nllxcd.”—-Chicugo
v.0 ‘
WISDOM.
ofllrdngor (in YuphIIukl—Timi show
given here next week ought to
no oppressed. Would you be willing
rt a crusade against it?
Minister—Who are you, may i
persona s'roav. .
.unerring accuracy be fastened
' ion the beautiful woman.
d closed the last loophole.
did Jones thankfully real-
he had his wife's waist but-
i the way up the back. «The
is have so little resolution
do them no good if they
Sodom to F D. LYON & CO.,
he cried as he wiped his '
II n It at
tawmin nouns. in sure
sin : ' til Vi to sure '
we carry a oozupioto line In all my es and leathers. hots ox-
no fralllikl Shoe
.50 and $2.00; Boys , ”-00 Mid 11.75; Youths', $1.15 and $1.50; Lit-
hoes are made solid throughout. and sure to stand plenty of
Wear-mister: would be on appropriate name tor them. .
South Norwallr.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
An informal reception will be ten-
deied Rev. and Mrs Torrey, at the
Norwalk Methodist Church. Tuesday
evening. All members of the church
and congregation are invited to be
present. One oithe lectures oi the
evening will be music by Spiedel’s
Orchestra. of Bridgeport. _
Daniel McDonald and John Glersch,
who conduct II silicon in Chapel street,
were served with a notice this morn
ing by Chief of Police Thomas Bradley
to appear in court next Tuesday morn-
ing and answer to the charge of soil
lng beer to minors. It is charged
that beer is sold to children in pails.
Buckingham Post. (i. A. R., of Nor-
wslk, has voted to present the Center
school with a handsome big flag The
post also presented the banner now
in use. but which is worn out A dele-
gation of the morphine of the post
will go to the school next Thursday.
when the presentation will be made
by E. M. Leos, of Westport.
The Rev. Frederick Curtis. of Ja-
pan. the well-known missionary, will
speak on “Japan" at the First Congre-
gational Church in Norwaik. tomorrow
evening. at the. evening service. His
address will be profusely illustrated
by steIoopticon views which he has
collected in illustration of his work
among the Japanese and of the gen»
era] conditions of life in the island
empire. Every one interested is cur
diniiy invited.
HOW WEASELS HUNT.
The lithe grace of the weasel maI
be observed whenever it. is on the
trail. At an oven speed. with nose
to the ground, its reddish-brown
back scams literally to glide along
through the rank herbage by the
bank.
it may be on the scent of a rat, and
the trial may take it in and out of
the bank a good many times before
it comes up with its victim. it may
even have to swim a stream before,
Its poI-sisicnco is rewarded. it is won-
derful how small II hole that long.
art-bod body can glide into and emerge
from without, the slightest difficulty.
When it has caught and killed its
prey its Increments are equally grace
iul as it carries the spoil home to
its hole.
Crossing :1 Kentish ficld reccuiiy i
saw a Weasel coming along under the
hedgerow red toothed from the chase.
There was the some sinuous motion
of the, back: but the little breast's
hand was bold as high as possible,
and from its mouth hung the limp cur.
cues of a young rat. freshly killed. The
weasel held it by the neck. and so
high. that for all tho. shortness oi Ils‘
logs. that only the end of the rat's
tail dragged through the grass.
A family of wenscls will often hunt
in company and this Is liltillililiy a
most lIIthcsIlng sight to witness.
SUSCEPTIBILITY.
i listens to do arguments
Dut happens day by day;
1 doesn't understand ,‘cm,
But 1 likes ‘om anyway.
it's just as good as Incotin'.
An' it makes mo want to shout
'l‘o hyuh dcm big an' soundin' words
’Jcs come pourin’ out.
I don't care what do subject it,
Do man out hub do gift
Kin talk about it in a way
Wat gives yoh soul II lift.
My foclin's kccps n-shifiin'
It‘s kind 0’ curious how
My sympathies is allus with
De man dai's Inlkin’ now.
~Washington Star.
BROKE A RECORD.
Redd—“How does your new auiomo
bile work?"
Greene—"Won, i broke a record to-
day."
“indeed?"
“Yes. i was under it for three hours
and eighteen minutes. trying to not the
blame thing to go!”—-Yonkors States-
man.
- His FOBEOIGHT.
“Yes, she saved every love letter
that he told her to burn.”
"That‘s bad."
I Arrangemohh‘ completed for
the Goiebmilon oi the canton-
nlsi oi the incorporation oi
the Town", Which Commences
Tomorrow
MERIDEN. Juno 9.‘*'Tii@ city oi
'Merlden will celebrate the centenary
oi its incorporation as a town by It
gala week beginning tomorrow. on
much the general plan of an old home
week. but with much more elaborate
ness. For a year the citizens have
been preparing for the event and
their efforts promise now to result in
one or the largest civic gatherings
ever held in Connecticut. The mimic
ipaliiy has had the cooperation of
the many large business concerns and
wealthy private citizens and the ox
pcndltur‘e in money to make the at
(air a thorough success has been con-
siderable. The decorative features.
which are complete. are especially at
iractivc and street after street is
bright with color. The number of
visitors is expected to be very large
and accommodations already are hard
to obtain. During tho week a number
of state conventions will be bold In-
cluding among them those of the
Connecticut State Banker’s Assurin-
tlon. the slate encampment of tho (i.
A. R., the Connecticut branch of the
Federation of Labor. the Southern
New England Turniest and the South
ern New England Schuetzenbund. On
each day of the week excepting Sun-
day there will be a parade as a feature
and many forms of public entertain-
ment
The coleination will open tomotrow
with rhuu‘h smvircs of a special char
'Ictcr. RI. Rev. Mit“hll0lTi(‘lhlt)’ bishop
of iluril'mmd officiating at St. Rose‘s
Chuth. and Rev Dr. Lyman Abbott
addrmsinn a mass meeting of the
Protestant churches in the afternoon.
The German Catholics of the slain
will also meet.
OII Monday the civic and industrial
parade will be bold and the bankers
will hold their iirsi session with for-
mcr Governor John W. (irlggs. of Non
Jersey. as the chief spoukcr at tho
banquci.
The Grand Army encampment will
open on Tuesday with a parade and
later a ramp Iirc. A memorial tabloi
proscntcd by the SIIsaIII‘(‘urriIIgIoII
ClIupIor. ii, A. R.. will ho lanClii‘il on
that. day.
Wednesday will be labor day. with
a parade of the labor organizations
complimentary to the Federation of
Labor.
The display on Thursday will be of
a military character. many companion
of the National Guard coming here in
take part in the parade. This will be
known as Old Hump Day, and usidc
from the military parade there, will
ho n parade of the State Drum Corps
Association and the annual contests
and ball. The Spanish War Veterans
will also mociumd Irvcrni athletic
events are on the program.
Friday will be Wullingford day, with
aibirtic cycnts at the trolling park
and II parade of the Putnam Phalanx.
Historical addresses will bu dl‘Iilch-cd
in the afternoon by Gcncrui ii. ll.
(‘urrluniom U. S. A.. rotirod: .llIdgo L.
H, Hubbard. oi Walliugi‘ord. and Rev.
James E. Wildman, also of Walling
ford.
Saturday will be inrorporalimr day.
when there will ho u reproduction of
the first town meeting In the morning.
The State Snongcrfost will hold its
molding and parade and In tho unor-
IIooII and evening nIoro historical ad-
dresses will be delivered. District At.
torucy William Travers Jerome. of
Now York. has been asked to speak on
this occasion as his family was among
the early settlers In this city. it is
not known doilnitoly whether he will
be able to attend. Those who have
signified their intention of speaking
are Dr. Samuel Hart. president of the
Connecticut Historical society; Judge
Simeon E. Baldwin, of New Haven;
G. La Rue Manson, or Williamsport.
l’a.: Julius H, Pratt, of Montclnir, N.
.i.; Rev. J. .l. Wooiicy. of Pawtuckct.
R. l.. and Prof. David N. Camp, of
New Britain. The important historical
address of the day will be delivered
by President George Manson Curtis.
the author of the centennial.
There will be a boxing carnival ill.
the centennial. well-known fighters to
' be pitted against each other on every
night of the week except Thursday.
The carnival will open tonight and will
be held in a big tout opposite the
“N0. Jim is pretty Smfll'ln Th0 10t- xuidway on Pratt “treat.
tern he told her to burn were the harm-
loss ones."~Clovelund Plaindeuier.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION.
"Ah, dearest," sighed young Broke
loigh "i cannot live without you "
"Why not?" queried the giIl with tho
obese bank account. "Did yen lose
your job?"-—Chicago News.
N0 VALUE.
"la Wilkins as good as his word?"
liivery bit. But i have never heard
. Q In? "No” in all of tho liv-
- i ' a as.
"2 Power
r he knows.
Viifléldhkl or the U nltcd state: pay their depositors
. ED MILLION DOLLARS every year no iN'i‘lmldfl'i’.
worth while? Are nyou nopirating your share at this huge
Thrill! It not. wlI ya
glioips
, pie any "interest dont amount to much. ”
.. interest and he will tell you it is about the most tire-
oi his word being good for anything."
«Milwaukee Sentinel.
—-- "Wm—"v"— mm... ...—0...»...
oi intercit.
Ask any man
open an account here NOW.
BORGEB FOU ND GUILTY.
BOSTON. June ii.~(lulli.y on one
count of conspiracy and seventy-three
counts oi larceny was the .lury's vor-
dict today in the case of Ferdinand E
Borges, whose trial has been in pro-
urcss for the past three weeks In the
Superior Court. Borges had been in
ulcitcd in company with former Con
gI-cssmuu William O. Dwen. of Indiana
on 126 counteract larceny and twooi
conspiracy In connection with promot-
ing the Uberto Plantation Company. or
Boston and Mexico. Owen has not
been arrested; .
. 2m own—omlww «... ”aw“...
Highland Avenue
city Water. Electric Lights. “High
ground on Line Trolley Road.
I "III- «poms plots. serum as lol-
we:
8 29-100. 4 10-100. a... do.
, lure opportunity to secure choice
building sites. or for subdivision. ,
Particulars
Acreage Property _
think It III unlock to ace the
moon over the hilt shoal erl Nomi
always have the best incl: when i see ‘
I. it that wayJ'--Wanhlugwn bier.
For This Week’s
“sue ‘
Men’s Serge Suits
worth $14 It 9. 98.
2 Place outin Suits. light onion.
worth $10 [I so. 8.T
GG .UEB 8
N0j_"I_:‘_"'_I"E:Ii"w
_-rus sALEs STABLES soausnLY
coaoucrso sv THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. couuscricur avenue
WILL BE couttmuso BY ME AT
THE SAME nines.
MRS.M:TARLOV.
Geniulnami‘lnur
Ill luscioll’s
NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel 198-2.
Ill IIIIIIBIIIIII
Ii Sun;
COMPLETE
House
Furnished.
Liberal Credit.
134 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwaik.
"GIOVER'S "if PMCE.’
woo-5's
on. con and con METAL
PUMPS.
cmerlv TIES
RUSSIAN cAL'FfPAT. con
GLAZED KID, S'i‘ldLi.‘ courses.
RUOIETT AND WHITE CANVASIB
60008
for c
tMIIN. WOMEN and CHILDREN.
mean ......“
“WEAR SHOES liill ill"
W
Amusement Park,
MEADOW OTREIT.
SOUTH NORWALKg CONN.»
:u3'
loubnii livery Getaway and Holiday.
Plus new listening of scam from
oil ports of he town. Comfortable
Grand d all and Good. Olson
dam Assured.
m
oaruubavo. run: 9.
arm
rt a to its on «
. “i never dowrnsweer the man who
nlwoy; assumes superiority. “Bo many
65c per bag. 44
Bodies
0
W001.
A'bm'r moss: for boys.
heed to outwcar three pairs of any
Fancy Salad Dishes ............
.lup. Cups and Suuccrs
Jup. 'l‘oa Pots .........
Comb and Brush Trays ........
on my
years.
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
other
Proper Ola“...
One thing you may depend upon.
pertinent and the valoes equal to the stock which we we showing.
of the celobIntod Forest Mills llIIchwcur for ladies misses and children, in all Wool, silk wool. all cotton, cotton
All numbers oi: the well-known Gordon Dye Hosiery for ladies, girls-and boys.
finest quality and the best to wear of any line oi Hosiery in the market.
esters and nderweer
,
There is not a stock or Hosiery or Underwear to be found that has the us-
OIIr lines are all in.
All grades and styles
They ...-e. the best dye, tho
Hoav y, medium and light weight. Spllccd with lines at knee and sole. Guaran-
other kind. Price 25c per pair.
Rouseiurnishlpn Department.
35c Fancy Steins ................. 84.00 Toilet Sets $2.95
50c Huvilnnd China DiIIIIcI Sct. White Slop Jars ....... tide
19c $3. 00 Toilet Bots .......... $1. White Pitchers and Bowls . ..... ‘idlc
500 $3.50 Toilet Sets ...... ..... ’I'oI-ccluin Dinner Set ...... ”.50
TRISTRAM e HYATT, NORWALK, court.
Reed Furmture
For your Summer cottage at the lowest
possible prices.
Also a. large variety of the best made]
REFRIGERATORS.
Bronchitis
Is more than a cough; it is a deep-soai‘d inflam-
mation or catarrh oi the bronchial tubes and
lungs-«allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source oi consumpdon. It bellies all schools of
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nor-
cotics are worthless and harmful, becduao no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure. WILIAN BALM, the gorml‘tiido bai-
sam. alone has triumphed in every case for 20 .... at Summer. Fine at... in Your
attractions.
Especial attention gIven to Automobile Parties.
Decoration Day _
Grand .ConCerl by the Wheeler 8L WIisoII Band
Dancmg Afternoon and Evening
‘ are being overworkcdr as a molt of application upon wmk or books.
' Boiler tor strained and tired eye-maybe
‘ . averted by wearing a pair pious. .
had and serious trouble
Prolooriy Adjusted.
alumnus m .
Matching III was» Ind all Renaldo: II ”9°le-
Visit Our Furniture Department.
II. KRIEGER a co. West Washington St.
Almost any Woman will believe a
story that has scandal attached to
Mt 1L
WANTED
Bookkeeper or Salesman for Evo-
ning work. first class opportunity. For
particulars call upon.
-F. H. FIELD,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Now-lit.
Shanta painted. “I .
One or Luther Burbank's creations.
Large white Horrors, four inches
or was, produced unrilnuously through
inch pots. 150
lilo.
III two inch pots.
Take 18 drops every ll hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat TRITOMA, THE RED HOT POKER
and one-rm not, clear Balm every night. That is the secret. It , PL LANT.
penetrates,'roduccs the inflammation, kills the germs. stops the
coughing and raising oi phlegm, restoring the lungs to tho vigor
of youth. Gel: the 50° or 81.00 bottle, keep up the treatment live Inch pols. 20¢ each.
toitntully lor a few weeks and we guarantee a cure clear down to
the last stage at quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates. oi m m
a. F. Jackson a or... Indianapolis. Indiana. " “ °
«lRoton Point Hotel!»
Now open for the Season of illllli.
‘ Dancing. Boatmg, Balhmg and
snowy floweIs of a brilliant shade
oi orango scnrlci. Plants in {our Inch
pots. 15¢ each; extra large plantain
HARDY PHLOX.
Fine lot of varieties in four incl:
iianiord’s Floral Hall iioI-wIIiiI.
”saw-aw»... ......
iiiiii
WE ARE READY to fill your
blue with Cool for next winter.
This may seem “a "is: cry ” but
many of our customers are et-
ting their orders booked. a
guarantee our Coal and our price
«you my rely upon us every
time. i
No matter where you have
bought Call in yardage“. we
want you to try our
II season. We are now
'gettlng in a line stock of fresh
mined cool-Jot yuan-all kinds
end all good.
Norwalk Chronicler