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local News Notes.
Cigar Makers Union was held last ev~
e'nlng. .
More than half a. million officials.
business. pIofess‘lonni lnen. bankers,
farmers and stockmen have been our-
ed by usiing Hollistei’s Rocky Moun-
tain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets
Piuisted’ s DI us Store.
Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Prowitt landed
at Dover yesterday at 9: 55 a. n1. from
the steamer Vunderlnnd.
Miss Kathleen Hailoran was taken
to the Norwalk Hospital today from
the Island iew Hotel at Bell Island for
treatment. '
A daughter Was born- yesterday to
Mr and Mrs. Lee of Beach street,
Calf Pasture Mrs. Lee was formelly
Miss Maud Faulltlor'oy, of Norwalk.
‘ Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
voted last evening to hold the annual
entertainment ‘on the night of July 3
for the members of the company and
their friends.
. I
-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
An Italian whose name could not be
obtained was accidentally stIIlck In
the head by II hammer yesterday at.
the Norwalk Gas plant. The scalp
wound was treated by Dr. -W. J.
'I‘Iacey
M the “19‘3““! 0’ Douglass FOWle‘ IIibit has afforded much satisfaction to
POM. (f- A R. held Wit evening a" the teachers ill showlnv IIIIIIh teIIIth
invitation was received flom E. W.
Bynbe, of Rowayton,‘ to attend there
on Sunday July firm and listen to a host to ask the
special sermon to be preached by him.
The invitation was accepted.
SUMMERYPLANG FOR FIRST M. E
CHURCH.
The preliminary arrangements for 29
the summer services at the First
Methodist Church have been complet-
ed. The pastor takes for his vacation
the month of August. The church will
be knot open all summer. 0n the
Subbstlls of that month efficient
preachers will occupy the pulpit and
the Sunday school and Epworth
League will meet as usual. The only
change will be in the weekly religious
services which will be merged into one
and that held on Thursday evenings.
the meeting to be led by tho brethren
of the church. The list of preachers
for August will be announced later.
The pastor will provide. as usunl. for
complete pastoral supervision during
his absence.
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FLAG DAY.
Thursday afternoon at the assembly
room of the Center School appropriate
exercises will be held in honor of the
flag. Concert recitntlons of Whittier's
Barbara Friotchie, Lincoln‘s lottys-
burg Address and other selections
with singing will occupy a part ot‘ the
program of the hour. A delegation
from Buckingham Post, (i. A. It., will
be present and dolivor to the school a
beautiful silk flag. This will be the
second flag presented to this" school by
this Post for the activity shown by its
pupils on Memorial Day in collecting
flowers. At the last Memorial buy
663 bouquets were contributed by CclI.
tor pupils alone. The last IIuIIIbcI
upon the program "will be the returns
to be made by the pupils of ouch grade
for the purchase of II flag for the but
ticsbip Connecticut.
MR8. MEAD'S COMENCEMENT.
The connncncolucnt. exercises of
Mrs. M. 16 Meade llilluiIlo school for
young ladies will be held on wIIIlncs
day evening. June 20th at it o clock
The class of 1906 is composed of NW
members, Miss ituth Mill'mim‘llt‘. fluid-
will, Miss Marion lilontgonIIIry IIIIII.
Miss Hazel Sanford lockwood, Mills
Jeanette Mathewson and Miss lt'ior-
once Raymond Mallory. the latter of
Daubury.
PRACTICE OF YALE CREWB.
YALE QUARTERS, (isles iI‘cIry,
Conn, June 12.-'i‘he varsity eight and
the freshmen crew did not go on the
river this morning. the Oilfflnieil taking
a walk in the country instead. The
’vnrslty four-cured clew wont II mile
and II half up the river and tried out
:1 new set of ours It in thought that
the crews will be given plenty of work
on the water this afternoon.
ADD!!!“ IV GONOUL DYINGTON.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Norwnllt Historical Society will be
held «marrow evening at N6 8 West
avenue at It output. The Hon. A. H.
Bylngton will be the guest of the as-
sociation and will speak on his exper-
iences in Nsples during the eruption
of Mt. Vesuvius. Friends of Mr. By-
ington who would like to near this ruin
dress are cordially invited to attend
the moo ting.
‘ lire You [neared
i
if not call on
Taylor a boldon.
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NEW ENGLAND TENNIS TOURNEVI
um of the Crack "Plums of the
.. Country to Content.
HARTFORD, June 12H. galaxy of
tennis expelts from all parts of New
nlund are assembling here today in
out clpation of the annual New In»
land championship tournament which
begins this afternoon on the courts of
the Hartford Golf Club. According to
the list of entries received the tourna-
ment bids fun to be one of the lending
contests of the yeal under the auspic-
es of the United States Lawn Tennis
Association. The number of entries
is larger than over before and some of
the best players in the cast will com-
pole. Karl ii Bohr, of Yale. who is
the precent holder of the New England
championship cup, is again entered and
will defend his title. Robert he Roy.
of Columbia. and Wylie C. Grant, the
former indoor champion of America.
are also entered and will play along
side of each other in the doubles
The following III the list of entries:
W. H. Ford, Providence; E. Q. Jack-
son, Hartford ‘Golf Club; George H
Netieton. New Haven: F. C. Burnham.
Hartford; C M. Relyea New Yor;k
James Terry, Hartford; N Spaulding,
New Haven; H. E Stoddald. Bridge-
port: Wylie C Grant. New York; G.
S. Grosbeak Springfield; J F. Drake,
Boston, Coleman. Trinity College; J.
D. Jones. Providence: W. Pond. Wind-
sor Locks; Theodore Roosevelt Poll.
New York: II). C. Graves, Hartford; (i.
C. Wolworth. Boston; Lewis Perry,
Williamsport, Mass: G. Bryant,
Bridgeport Robert Ic Roy, 'New
Yolk; Paige, Trinity College: 1.. IIitch,
New Haven: R J Cole. Hartford
The preliminary and illst mood in
singles will be played this afternoon.
Those who have already won the
cup are Clarence Hobart. twice: James
holder.
EXHIBITION OF DRAWING AND
MANUAL TRAINING AT THE
CENTER SCHOOL.
The exhibit of Iilawing and manual
training of the Center School pupils Is
now in place for inspection and friends
of education and the general public
are earnestly invited to examine It.
The results of this department have
been carefully and artistically ar-
ranged in grades so that the work can
be carefully studied front the first
grade through the High School and
the grades and constant progress of
the pupils noted. 'IhI-I bringing to
gcthci of the (IntirtI school in this ox
\
the part and place ot each grade in
the cattle Icsult. It has been thought
plug to visit this exhibition. to come
ill the afternoons only because the
room is needed ill the morning for theI
regular grade work. The display will
be up until the close of school. Julie
PREPARING FOR THE EXECUTION
*0:—
Patrick Suggests that There in
Need of Haste on Warden‘s
Part.
OSSINGING. N. Y.. June 12.——Albcrt
1‘. Patrick. the lawycr, whose appeal
for u new trial on the charge of mur-
dering William Marsh RIIIII was ill“
niIIIl ycstcrdlly, suggcstod to Warden
Johnson. of the stair prison. toduv
that the warden defer Ills arrange
mellis for, Patrick‘s execution next
week. Patrick, who did not seem to
be III-spontient, notified the warden
that lac was preparing an Implication
III lilt‘ United States Circuit Court for
It writ of t‘I‘l‘Ol‘ and thin this would
probably stay the execution, Warden
Johnson, IIowevIIr. informed PIItrII-k
that ho Would continue his IIIIraIlue
luouts unless stopcpd by order of lbw
(’Oili'i.
‘WIIll. ofcourso you can do that,"
said Patrick. “but I merely wanch to
give you my Inga) View of the cusp
and perhaps you suvc some trouble."
’i‘lIII wurdcn IIIIIII IIII will issue tic-
kets on Thursday to the necessary
witnesses to Patrick‘s execution.
Fame at the cost. of honor is dcurly
hounbim -
hO
But this “Nd" ilui.
OII proscllttlilun III my store I will
allow you We on the leI'I-basc of any
mob and $4.00 slim,» in any III the i‘IIIIl-
oils IIIIch'tlucIi lines I carry.
croccE IIIEIER
150 Washington St.
Bo. Norwaik.
lime ice.
From the foot that Hygoin m is so
much harder, sinner, purer, tutu long-
er, and is in every my.» much better
than natural ice. when It ll sold It
the same price as naturui los,‘ it is
much cheaper. All to. wagons will
«it Hygeia too this union. Ask your
too man for it.
,. J. W. OLMITIAD.
Hand-Colored '
Souvenir Post Cards.
Wholesale and Retail.
Terry, Boals C. Wright and the present. I“
irlcnds who are plllll- '
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
rue , lino
Serge $1.1th.
Fast color and long wear are not the only desirable features
of our Serge Suits. They present every new style point, so skilfully
executed, that every garment possesses individuality and character.
Fit Is anotherpoint In their favor; and still another' Is the fidelity
with which they retold their shapcliness under stress of Summer
wear.
They come in the new loose models, priced from
$i0 to $25.
Gray serges in the same smart models.
Our two-piece Outing Suits have all the good points‘of our
serge sults—homcspuns, wool crashes and tropical worsteds and
serges.
Our Straw Hats and Summer Furnishings are “on tap” for
quick service. p;
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SOUTH NORWALK. rel, out, 3m.
Occasionally we meet persons who want to argue with
us about prices. They will tell us for illsiIIlIco~—tllat SO
and So charged them so much, and the grain was “about
as good.“ Did you ever hear of "about as; good 0883?"
Even If the grain was no worse than "about us good." why
not buy the best?
lluy ()IIts 'l‘hui'a Cloun.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones.
Chick Cracked Corn. .
D. M. Chick Food.
Ho Chick lI‘coIl.
Wm. P. Beers,
Stationery Stores.
6 So. Main Sh. So. Norwaik.
SOFT CRABS AND LOBSTERS
Blue. Flat. Weak. Porcies. Butter, Mackerel.
Halibut. Cod. Salmon. Sturgeon. Ells.
Long and Round Clams. Little Necks
Cutblli’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
160 Positions
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILII BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 52 Week.
ARE YOU WATCHING MEHRILL'S RECORD?
M. A. MERRILL. Principal. Io. NOMIIk, Conn.
Fire Destroys.
Thieves Steal.
‘i‘u
IIIIIIIIIIII LIIIII lip IIIIIIIy
IN iii SAFE DEPOSIT NNUL'l‘S
Boxe- Four Dom" A Your.
Packages stored at nelson-pk not“.
till it
We take More plouburo. in room-
mending to the people of South Nor-
waik and vicinity than cud famous
and the reason ll—thay m not a Cure
I" but a specific remedy for the spool-
it: purpose for which they are proper
Q
There's II Rexail Preparation for
every use. and you can depend upon
it to do good.
When In need of anything from a
Rubbing Oil to a Complexion Cream
stop In and get the Raxaii kind.
SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW.
IIIII Clifford Pharmacy.
The Prescription Store.
Telephone 15-‘2.
Free Delivery Seryicc.
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TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET, 10:10 II. nI.--Some
reflecting on yesterday’s strength was
shown in the opening dealings in the
stock malket today. partitulnrly in the
industrial specialties and xrungol luil-
road Stocks. Gains reached 1 38 in
Colorado il‘uel. l in Northwestern and
American 10.0 34 ill Locomotive and
‘i- 9 in St. Paul Missouri Pacific Great
Nottllern pfd.. Smelling and Sugar.
The PaIiiics were quiet and Southern
I’aIItIII wus slightly lower.
WAI. I. STREET. 11 It. m.‘-—~l’lo
notIncI-Id stlcngth was displayed by II
number of the high priced railroad
stocks. but there was little interest
. lnuIIlfI-stcd in tho spocialtics and mod-
erate priced I-IIilI-ouds. Business was
of fairly lIIIgII propoltlous in stocks in
which then: wole uppmontly oppmtlr
. nItII-Is for successful “tulusf but the
general list moved quite IIaIlowly such
favorites as St Paul. Union Pacific,
Reading and Autu‘lgumlltcd Copper not
vulving mom than 1/: pIIII cent. St.
Paul pill. jumped Ii points. Northwest
em 2% IiIIlIIquII and Hudson 2%.
Nortbelu Pacific 2 lllinois Cellll'ill
Iii/4., (.IIIIIII NoItlIIIrn pld. tip I}. S.
Redutcion pt‘d ii... Baltimore and Ohio
and IxIIonIotiIIII it; and (lonel ‘Ill Eicc
trlc IIIIII Coin l’roIltlI-ts pill. l
WHII. Si‘RElIXI'l Nomi. ”Busiucss
IprIIIIIlIIIl cousichIIbly in the second
hour iintl there has It good lllfllllfIIsiil-
I lion of strength III-IspiilI the continuous
POST CARDS, 25th. A DOZEN
Ioullzing III RIIudinIr. St. Paul and I‘ll—
ion i’ucitic. which drove the two last
named at one How to II fraction below
yesterday's closing. Eastern 'I‘runk
lines were llcuvynud there. was II de-
lnund ioI thc lnctnl stocks. Noltll-
western iIIIIIIIIIscIi its IIIIInuce to 3%.
i’ittsburg, L'. C. and Si holds galnIId
2%. Western Electlic :3. New \‘otk
Central and Smelling 1.53,. (.‘IIlInIliIIll
Pacific 125;. Pennsylvania. Norfolk and
Western and Brooklyn 'i‘t‘IIIIsit 1. To
wurd midday the market was dull and
showed a good undertone and St. Paul
was marked up It point. Bonds were
steady.
m.“
REVOLUTiONARY 0PERA"ONS.
Americans and Germans Arrive From
Guatemala
MIJJXK 0 Ci'i‘i’. Setcral Americans
and (Illl'llllills lil“'ll\(‘d \"(‘St0|dfl\ {mm
Guatemala vlu SIIliIuI Cruz and 'I‘ebu
ulltopcc Railway. l‘hcv loft San Jose
IIII Guatemala on Juno i, and were not
in possession of late news from the
scene of the revolutionary operations.
but are able to throw light on the
conditions ill that country. Leopold
Fitchncr, a German planter in Gunte-
lllulu. HilyH President Cabrera is It Rood
ruler and should he he successful In
supplesslug the present revolution
Would become wise and generous in
his policy (If opening up the country
to the settlement of folelilnels, but for
the present. he is unalfle to do so as
he is surrounded by enemies and the
country is iloueyconlbed by sedition.
0. A Weiboldt. of New Yor,k who
has been operating in Guatemala, says
that the govornmcut when he left was
handling the wet in II fairly energe-
tic nlancr and troops were daily being
sent to the scene of action.
The government may have to levy
forcod loans to carry on the war. The
papers in Guatemala were not publish-
lug Will now and only bulletins were
issued. chiefly thanking the people for
tholl IOyIIllty to the government. Tito
countl y In filled with spies and nobody
duros discuss politic. What the poo-
plo fuvmublo to the revolution and
familial with the ultimate projects of
its leaders nsIII-t, Is that the purpose of
the movement it to do away with graft
and‘oppressivo notation and introduce
new methods. Foreigners and foreign
IIIpitIIl will be asked to come into film
Illinois and do for it What has been
accomplished in Mexico.
I. “.wm W
SUPERINTEizbeT GFRAGUI'S
Superintendent William B, Sprague
of the Capitol did put remain at the
building yesterday haying been ltd-
vised to refrain fromIthlII duties for
awhile owing to the condition of bill
health and he will remitln at his plea-
sant home in Andover for the present.
lie is muttering from“i'hotiinntlsm. and
Insomnia consequent “pan the pun.
Assistant Bunnrintondlhit John L. Wti~
son is in charge moatvhile.
CALLED 'ro NORMAL Bel-loci.
'I‘ORRINGTON. June 12. “Miss Ruth
if. Roots has accepted the sail to the
extended to her by Principal Merrill
a few days eyeballs like can connect.
at! with the unicorn so not for the
lift in no school to the print:
n “ I boot
Rosa“ eraretlons'
New Haven Normal School quIII was y
last man yum, going from the Nio- .
Blue Serge I ,
Are Here- ”
1..
suits. $10. 00 to $20.00. _
Prepare for the next hot Weather with one of our tw
piece Suits. $6.50 to $15.00. I .,
l Straw Hats, Soft Collars, Wash NeckWear. Hot Weathe
Shirts, Men‘s Fine Footwear. _, I
SELL OK 8: PM“
.0 WASHINGTON s'r .
i'I
Now .
Native Strawber‘rl
Are coming in iine.‘~ H
Wednesdau June 16th I shall have fine oil!
to sell at 150 quail
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call Its-4.
lien ‘iiur flour. per ball. 656. per barrel
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR .............................
NEW POTATOES, PER PK. ..I ............ . ........ . ..... “Hum...
FORCE, 2 PKGS. .............................. . ........... ...‘..‘.‘..
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NATiVE STRAWBERRIES AND FANCY ORANGES. FULL-(HN‘
VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY CO
20 NORTH MAIN IT. ,
80 NORWALKI GT.
TEL. 148.
«iRoton Point Hotel)»
Now open for the Season of l906. “I"
Shore Dinners a Specialty, Dancing, Boating,
‘ other attractions. .
Especial attentlon given to Automobile Pari’itiié.
Decoration Day .
Grand Cbncert by the Wheeler 8t Wllson Band
‘ Dancmg Alternoon and Evening. ' .
taunted
are being overworked as II. result of application upon work or
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and union»
averted by wearing a pair of our
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjustgpi,
Examination Free.
Matlhlny of tonnes and all Repairing s Specialtyl
O. B. JACKSON.
Optioiln.
5! WALL STREET.
Ismorothansoough; itisadoep-sos :.
motion or 03th of the bronchial Int
lungballied t3 stillbirth and the most
source of consumption It bellies all
medicine, and cough euros, to
notice are wbothleu and in
remedy taken intensity only; am _
cure. BRAZILIAN BALE, the co .. . I
sum, alone he: triumphed in every We
om
Irquurtr'trmzttmut. '
II II III as: never:
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Norwalk Chronicler