‘lrom‘irhird Page.)
m
illitild I. or L I
t .fiuanffl lino: instead of going
,3 nouncedithat the in wt
. e be?” Thursduy morning. '(ll‘lillil’il'
to the 'loinba and placed in
3’ Non his
I that Mr. eluflold. Tildw‘s
1,»,knows where to find Mrs.
and will produce her in court
ver‘her press on there Is ile-
ter- it was ion 1on t . r -.
'wz’ Jl'..‘another Imblherfihn‘i‘oufliiiiii
‘ r. fig," Yasmin... today and loft
" unsound, Pu. i . ..
nitrides J. Holman i Juno Mir—mi
. .. mother of M15,
NT . Kendall Thaw. who lives at
-.mege%;l;“?usb ,of this city, was
. . 0 a i of I
.‘erfillantord White I; Mnt'lil‘iiagvhooiii}:
1,501an listened toio. recitui .of'th‘o
“We“. but beyond sking a few on...
tions as to further etalls, said iiiiio
.. 5119153141 She did noti know Mr. White.
‘ “"9 defidal‘chiteet: had In fact norm:
and or him, and what she did not
31mm” What She Wad gains to do rt"-
Sardine the matter. i The information
came in the nature (it a distinct shock
”3 1w?"- She was naturally unprepnrcd
; hear at anil‘hccl'dent in which but
’ l .
gfiggghel‘s husbandicut 80 trach- n
The news of the killing came us it
shock to the friends 10! the Thaw i‘unr
. 115’ in Pittsburg andiwas a mattci' our
general discussion today in tho two
. cities. . i
”All efforts to flndi‘o member or iho
family In this city 1) ved fruiting. it
was reported that Joplin Cbpley ’I'iiuw,
brother of Hai'ry,.was in Pittslmru.
at it was stated t the clubs that
o ond his wife were out of tho city
[and had been for sew‘eral weeks,
- At the home of Mrs. Willla 3mm“
mother t Hurry, th SW . out New
Y lax , atu ay ,. spend the suin-
.1" ’ lth her daughter Alicc, tho
”Quotes: of Yarmoutih, it. was said that
she" would be notified of the affair as
quickly as. possible.i It was likely, it
was said, that she w uld tnko tho first
vessel for home. Mrs. Thaw was not
in the best of health} when she left the
oitytand it Is feared that tho news will
have a serious effect on her condition.
, ”Until recently but little hud boon
sen of Harry Kendall ’i‘huw in Pitts~
- other 1of yours. ,Shortiy
. ‘ er‘s (loath he went
abroad. and there nindc his rosidonco,
living most of the time In Paris.
Alter. hid. return ifrom Europe and
his marriage he purchased it lino plot-c
of prbpdrty in Filth avenue, and it
was snidzrhnt it was his intention to
put up 'fi‘hnndsome ibome. One oi‘ the
1'91"" Iitl‘llrl'ent here today was that
'l‘hnw xhg‘d had home talk with the mun
ia’tlve to some of the urchi-
flntures of‘the new honso.
, 1.. 31., June flit—hire.
White. widow of tho mun
try K. ’l‘hhw shot and liillod
Square iRoof (lnrden. lust
today was informed of tho
of her; huslnind. She ut
, d for the family city home
3y York. when Mrs. Wiiiic-
‘ he railway station to take
101‘ New 'it’ork she was in u
7 ass. Junc 26.—Ro-
" union wholnst night stabbed
harles ‘ Crosso, wns on
Central District Court to
“ If! Withoht boil on a chm-go
r The case in continuod to
Owil‘ix to the ubsoncc of
attorney.
Yule Ohiieooi Alumni Day
' Exercises
. all. From First Page.)
In the houniry during tho
. MI century since his close
Wanted. In tho muny
mil hill/oi marked the motor.
mom otilhe country in this
Imus bt‘ Yulo men how
nously and in tho 8110003
1 to t on. and tho lustre
ling been re ecwd upon tho unl-
wu wel to thunk (lod iiiul
' «loans nd sons of Ynlc.
fitment» y. ’61. of Boston.
‘ * ride oldor nlumnl. lie
tiller t‘ high that we aro'in
intimo. n hysterical hour.
lplt, the platform and tho
ylnfi that ovorytlilug uud
y I, r salad with common
Can not it. he said that. in
lipalliilul buildingu nt ‘1qu
' ellnvo t are is smother hide.
I {I are lit lrunuformuiion of
. nto a irunsilgured and boon.
, I .w may well Erik, in this
« ~ :szwv —~I"'x
.m.._.'.-.... -..«~¢,
in all" leather
slides. ‘
Let us show you some.
Sold by
Suit Nuuikiiuiii.
90 WASHINGTON 8T..
80. Not-walk.
good, to the truth and the beautiful. _
James B. Neale. ’96, of Scranton. Pa”
was called to speak for the younger
alumni, and he told of what Yule hos
done and is doing for its younger sons,
in touchingrthcni moral uprightness
and developing in them the spirit oi
self-reliance and democracy.
Prof. John Hays Hammond. '76. told
of what Yale needs mostito place her
in u pro-eminent position. He said
that the individual character must be
developed, with inculcution of the spir-
it of dcniocruoy.
Mr, Justice Brewer, '56. the last
spcnkor, cxtcndod cor 'rntulntions to
all tho younger nlumn In the course
of his address he referred to Score
tarry 'i‘ui’t us a man who had safely
guided the country through the in.
miracles oi' the Philippine situation,
and was ill present. carrying on suc-
cessfully tho grout cunul problem and
would carry to the presidency the
same strength of power as ho hue
shown in’ the other problem. “And
win-n ho is in the Wbiic House,” said
Justice Brewer, amid tremendous ap-
pluusc, "I hope und know he will put
into his administration those sumo
high principles taught by Yalo that he
has already shown in his public life.“
After tho applause had subsided Jus-
tico Brcwcr joculnrly referred to the
young alumni who in fantastic cos-
tumes were keeping up the traditions
of the merry side of Yale life and look-
ing at the trlcnnlul garb It would load
on to thing that the ’03 men were try-
log,' to giro the impression that they
had just cscupod from tho llniicd
Snitch Scnntc. 'l‘hc ‘03 uniform is of
stripcd material uiid is supposed to re
produce a con vict’s uniform.
, .
Rev. O’Donnell Addresses Stu
Mary’s Pupils JV"
(Continued From Mirage)
' ”7""...
31‘9“}; *Cl’r'tfi' build it solid structure
oi" noble cliurncter. Disregard these
teachings, my dear children, und you
will develop into polished pagans:
that and nothing more. for no really
bountiful life can be lived from which
lod is cliininnicd. In this materialis-
ilc agc (horn is u icndcncy to lgnorc
dirlnc icncbings and to substitute the
too often inuno conclusions of renson.
lint your children are hover to sucrl-
iicc divine low to human rcnson for
tho. lnttcr is not it light sufllclonily
bright to lend you to your destiny:
for your destiny is not incroly to livo,
out, sloop and die. for the brute crou-
tlon has this in common with us. but
it is the possession of (ind hcrcnitci'.
Kcopini: this over in mind, you will
regulate your conduct accordingly.
Upon woulih. honors and worldly pre~
formonls you will place their proper
value. You will not be *urricd owny
with the him that tho nttulnmcni of
those constitute tho whole life of man.
Your livcs will bc iron from what-
cyor would cnusc tho scnrloi of shame
to mnntlc your checks. Your notions
will be those. of storlinu inunhoml. of
pnrc, upright womanhood. You will
puss uinong your follows its own of
sturdy worth. as women of bountiful
character. You will bo rocognizcd as
men loyal to crory duty of citizenship.
us womcn cmmlly loynl nnd dovotod to
(‘l‘t'l'y duty as duughlcr, wife or moth-
or. You will puss by Will] nioritcd
contonipi tho i'uds und fillli'It‘H. tin-
bnnblos oi" lilo and much out for the
subsiuntlnlliios oi“ “to us worthy only
of your uiioniion. chplng cvcr bo-
ioro you the. stcrn fuel [but this lilo
with its uclivitios. its trlnln, ltn tcinp-
lulions. is but u propurnilon for tho
lifc. boyond ibc grove, you will In ull
Iikclihood become honest. inst, slnccrc,
(loll-footing mcn und worm-n. As
mcn. your clmrnclcr will be spotlcss,
your lioncsiy ti'nliupni‘oiii; no women.
your dorotlon to high idoulu und lofty
principios will bo nocoplcd us a unit-
tor of course. Wliui the world hoods
uro ninnly men and womanly women.
whose (hurnciorn rcst upon the solid
fonndntion of rolluion, who rocognlzo
ihclr dcpcndenco upon (lod from whom
coincs tinil‘y uood und perfect gift and
who roulizo tlinl. this sumo God will
puss u just judgment. upon cvory uc-
iIon dono hero below.
in conclusion, my dour chlidron. ici
mu oxliori you to wulk throuxh “in
buying Iionosfy of Dill‘llfilili, roctilmio
of lnlonilon, doiilinn justly with oil
men; but be not Just nor honest moro-
iy bocnuso they Me the bout policy--
this in not it high motivo for wolbdo~
ins-wind bo lulu und iiouoot bocnuuo
more is n diviuo obligation to be so.
Spook tho truth nlwnyu. four to lny un-
luwful bonds on tho goods of others.
iinvo tho conrugo nlwnyu to do right.
In it word, in oil your doulinxs with
your follownicn romilulc your conduct
not, by some unuiulile uyuiom of port-1y
nnturnl ethics, but upon the unnlicrn-
lilo low of find no coniulncd in tho
llccolouuo. “i“onr (lod und kcop iii»
commandments." uuys Solomon, “tor
this is oil mun.
My dour children. may this tiny no
tho boginning of bright. haul)! and
.1 um e mission of Yale
.. to lhii none to the
rail are in a condition of independence on regards any
Inns. and in the way of increased prosperity.
3 Nowell: Savings Bank,
f "I" Washington It. lentil Nomlk. can».
uiioccsnfui lives for all of. on. Your
8.... ”W“ W»... .... . ........,.W
A new” “on”
m ih‘ofre
HARTFORD, June
_ . delicious train
titude. Her counsels
will be ever at your. discount, She
has “loved you with n tender mother's
love and has watched over you with
affectionate anxiety. Though you go
forth .trom her today, you must not
forget her, but. keep airways it warm
spot in your hearts for her. She has
laid the foundations of your future
careers. it is tor you to build a sup-
lioct credit upon yourselves and honor
upon her. My dear children, may the
blessing of God, the Father, the Son
and the Holy Ghost descend upon you
and abide forever.
n. H. JACKSON DIES SUDDENLY.
Business Manager of the Hartford
Times a Victim of Heart L“
Eur-Rufus ii.
Jackson, business manager oi‘ tho
Hartford Times sincenliiull, died :11}.-
denly at his home last night from
heart disease following on illness or
Bright's disease. Mr. Jackson was of
his oillco yesterday and nppcurod to be
In inlr henlth und during the fli'iLCi'
noon bud gone out riding with a mem-
ber of his staff. The attack of heart
disonse come upon him us he was ly-
ing down in ads “den" at his residonoo
and before medical old. which was
quickly summoned, could rcucli him,
he was dead. He was unmarried and
leaves it mother, one sister and one
brother. He was at one time score
tnry oi’ the Hartford Business Men‘s
Association and on ex-prcsident of the
State Business Men’s Association. He
won l. well-known fraternal mun and
was a bitty-second degree Mason.
OBITUARY NOTES.
PILAR HORTENSIA FERNANDEZ
'l‘ho deuth of Pilnr liortcnsln For-
nandcz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mo.
desto Fernandez, aged one your, one
months und iwcnty’ci‘zht days occur-
rcd yesterday at tho i‘zunily homo, 39
(lbcsinui. siroct. ’l‘lic funcrnl will be
held this afternoon at l o'clock from
tho. house. The interment will be ill
“AWWURD, Juno 20.~~.Iudr.o Nutli
{lilicl’a‘liipmniu one of tho best known
jurists in the stuto. died at his rcsl-
donce here today. of old nnc. .ludgc
Shipmun was a native of Sontbbury.
Conn. wbcrc he was born August 22,
1828. lie was judge oi the l‘niiod
Suites (‘ourt of Appeals. District of
Connecticut. from 1873 to 1892. Judge
Shipinun wns married to Mary (1. Rob-
Inson. oi‘ liiirti’ord, in 1859. Ho Is sur-
vivcd by tlirce sons. ono of whom is
Arthur L. Sliipuiun, corporation conn-
sol oi' the city of Hartford and n lni'ni.
bcr of the law firm of Gross. Hyde
and Shipmun.
PULAJANES LEADER SURRENDER
MANILA, .lnnc 2ii.-—'l‘lio I‘uljunos'
lcndcrs Quicniln and Adva buyo, sur~
rondcrcd to (lovornor Oslnonn and thc
coustubulnry, 'l‘hcrc wcrc the lust of
tho lllt'n nrruyod uginst. tho Aii‘icricnns
on the island of t'cbn. 'i‘lio riflcs and
unnniiniiion oi lill' mmnbcrs of tholr
band were ulso surrcndorcd.
OMNIBUS PUBLIC BUILDING BILL
PASSES HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June filth—Tho oin-
nibns public building bill wus pnssod
by the house today, ono hour buying
boon consumcd in its rcudiug and con-
sldci'utlon.
"Now,” snld illt‘ tcuchcr. "supposc
your [other unto your mother n $5 noto
to [like out $2.75 for hcrsoli and to-
turn to him the bnlunoc: what would
bo lo“ '3“ "Pop," promptly rcpllcd 'l‘oiu-
my ’l‘ulirwindiunnpolls l‘rcss.
"lly tho way. .Iuck. what is iniprcs-
sionisin'.’ "
"It in tlic or! of picturing smoothing
which no out: bus cvor soon in such u
only that thoy wouldn't recognize It if
(boy did.
“Whut'u tliiii‘f” dcmundod ibo tiinii.
pusscngcr on tho fnsc blow out with
it loud report.
"'l‘hnt," rospondod the obligintz co.l-
doctor. "is u ulgiinl thut soniobody on
board but; not puid up. l-‘nrc, plouso."
"’I’iliilillviliiiill Dodger.
DIED JUNE 21“, 1908.
EDWARD KEELER LOCKWOOD,
Director (Feb. 25, 1876) In The NaIIOn‘
Ii Bank of Norwaik.
A mun. during it long lilo. proml
trout in tho, nici'cunillo und honking
inicrcutu of tho town: u strum: Rll|l~
lllli'ltll‘ of tho churcl uni. uli Ilt'lll‘VUil‘lli
Intcrcutn; u conuiunl i'rloud; nu oft
nought counm'llor: notiously thought»
ful In plunninir his oonruo of notion:
pornluiont nnd llrin in ourrylnu for.
word his purpoucu.
Willi sorrow wo rcrord tho (‘Iiliit' of
u Iliii'fill lilo.
Wo uymputhlzo with bin ullllriod
family and oxtond our hourtfcll condo.
Icnco.
llcuolvod, That we rocurd our up
procluiion of tho chnrnoior of our iuio
nuanclnio. publish the sonic In tho dniiv
puporn uud trnusmit u (up, to bin
family.
The Him-torn of Tim Nuiiouul llunk’
oi‘ Norwniii.
ll. 1’. l’ll:i“l€, St'l’y.
Juno 2d. limo.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
NORNALK.
W
Capitol £240.00”.
W
Norwuik, Conn....luuo 2t}. i906.
D O “ 6
Diwdend Notice
The Hoard of himutors iiuvo today
declared it semi-noun .dlvldend of
three on per cent. free or tux. payable
July lid. 1906.
ii. 1". union, Cashier.
erstructure of character that will re
2flii.l’.M i ........ .
St. Mary's Cemetery. ‘ ’ y. . :2 31. yi',1{:$fllt'blgut __________ . £333
JUDGE SHIPM’L’N DEAD. liicso on s.urc powerful, stylish.
south new is who:
rate the . Imu- Helen
mono
our
0’ ‘
tile M. serially. ‘
‘ oh; "i...
FIREWORKS ,
, Largo Assortment
it, or
wu. A. titanium
. mood: areal. '
Donovan Block. 1 1M Wui'linflon It.
wont for glamour when
SPECIAL
Bargains
AT
GUTTUEB’S
BuickLModel “F”
For power, durability. ‘style and
finish, the Buick automobiles nro in the
loud. '
nmchinvs cupnblc ol‘ going anywhere,
ovor nil kinds of roads.
Winton Model “K”
is n splendid our flint will prove its
merits in -\ demonstration.
Wlnton, Model K ......$2.500
.-..
ii! w o, , _
Non. «Ellubeiull. Murphy and Joe»
20 Knight St.
For full particulars cull or address,
Franklin J udge.
Agent.
'Phcitie, 212.
Soul. hos... "—
Savings Bank’s
Norwalk.
92d Semi-iiinuai Dividend
to doimaitui‘s
nt tho ruin of
four Per Cent Per Annum
bus boon doclurcd for tho six months
ondini: Juno 30..
:li‘tor .luly it), ill
3‘06. puyublo on and
I.
illil'l‘t‘h'i not drawn will be f'l't‘tiiii‘ll
to accounts and will drnwn Iiiiorcst
from July l. 1908.
Money dcpositod on or boloro July
to will draw lutorost from July l. liltitl.
GEORGE l". IIEARSE.
123.3 Mi
mu
lilo iiorualk Savings Society
Norwnllt, June 7th, 1906'.
interest at the Rate of Four (4)
Per Cent. Per Annum,
for tho currcni six lllfillillii, will tic.
i-rodiicd to tlcpiniltoru July Isl. liltiii.
und mild to thorn (in mid ufior .luly in.
Pet ordcr llourd of Directors.
li‘lildlll'lltlt‘K A. lllldzll. 'l‘i'ouii.
“GIOVER'S IIIE PMCE.’
WOMEN'O
PAT. COLT Ind GUN METAL
PUMPS.
CRIITV Tlu
In
RUSIIAN OALF. PAT. COLT
on
GLAZED KID, DULL OUARTERO.
RUOII‘fT AND wmru noun-o
noon: ,
or
non, WGMIN no BHILDRIN.
mantra.
guru ufisum ill"
.. 1...»... N _.. . .4
'l‘rousn ror ‘
$12 to $20 Suits
$20 to $30 Suits
‘ , has. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ', . i,
Clearance Sale of Spring and Summer Suits.
On Suiurday. June 16th, we commence our sole of Rondydliado Suits for Ladies.
weeks, and in the lot are many of the ilnest goods we have bought this season.
VSUI ~ 5.
This «is includes all of
our fine Tailor-Male Suits in plain colors and fancy mixtures. Many of th om have been in the store only a low
This is a chance to buy a.
Stylish, Up-to-dato Suit at about onehulf of tho regular price.
for
for
"$10.00
. $15.00 ‘
TRISTRAM 8r EYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
W
iiiiii
WE ARE READY to fill your
bins with Coal for next winter.
This may seem a “far cry." but
many of our customers are get-
ting their orders booked. We
guarantee our Coal and our price
-you may rely upon us every
time.
No matter where you have
bought Coal in years past. we
want you to try our Coal—and
new-this season. We are now
getting in I. line stock of fresh
mined coal-«for you—all kinds
and all good.
iii , iiiii .iiiiii
i "1‘" v“
5...w....
one...
it 8011.
COMPIME
House
Furnished
Liberal Credit.
or whininorou or.
7'
mum
1
M hwy-35:... -
Don3t Buy Furniture Until ‘You
Look at Our Line. ‘ *
WE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN.
Will be pleased to show you through.
Costs you nothing to look.
H. KRIEGER e- co.
West Washington Street.
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Balldoniléc nsion!
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 27TH. AT 7:30 P. M., AND EVERY
NIGHT THEREAFTER AT SAME HOUR UNTIL JULY 4TH. TO EACH
BALLOON A CARD WILL BE ATTACHED, ENTITLINO THE FINDER‘
TO 50c WORTH OF ASSORTED FIREWORKS. BALLOONS FOR SALE .
FROM 10c UP.
AT NELSOV;
i
Washington St .
South V‘Norwflk-
.. .. rs. . .4»..-
can you get better values in Two-
l’icce Suits than are to be found
at this store for
$7 and no
If you are a prudent buyer you
cannot fail to patronize this store.
NOTE THESE PRICES.
Our blue semen at he can't be had elsewhere, ior we are
the makers of our own garments.
A template line of Gent's Fur running: It the lowest prices.
Dm- Suit Coon. item 9th: to $5.00.
Children's Wash Sum. from so: to non.
Straw Hm from a c to, use;
GET‘THfi HABI A 9 GO TO THE
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO. ~
I NORTH MAIN IT. “01'“ NORWALK
HARRV 6009 WIN‘
Norwalk Chronicler