v"
1
Mar
onlgbt‘yand humility. Inna tillowers 1
24 ..
hare, 00,th glaring. 4119..th
hours from Kahuasmurth-eaotward to
on Lake krogion. and hiring the Guilrj
Md Middel Atlantic coasts A ridge
.Jz,,l,1lgh pressure extends from Alabatn
northward to the Lake region. 'l‘hhi’
urea in producing piedshnt went‘hbl
aunt of the Mississippi River. Condi-
tlona favor for this vicinity tnlr wen-
ther with high temperature.
W
There will be dancing this evening
at Retell Point.
Miss Alice Fitch, of Weston. re-
turned from Norwalk on Monday.
it is wonderful what a little careful
grooming will do tor a woman. it’s in-
spiration and sweetness. It's delight
ful and bewitchlug. The effects of
liolllster's itocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Plaisted‘s
Drug Store; ‘ .
Mrs. J, Vredenburgh is in Port Chen
ter today. attending the funeral oi? a
relative.
>~S. D. Ferris will retire from the
messenger business on and after
June 29.
Miss Henrietta Knox, of Brooklyn
in the guest. of Mr. alld Mrs. A311 hown.t
dos, of Woodward avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greenwood
haVe a1'1ived in town from Washing-
ton. to upend the summer, as (us
topiary.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0. Bradley, of
[Westom were Sunday gueets of their
daughter. Mrs. Chester E. Coley, in
Norwalk.
‘Butzier Lodge. i. O. R, will hold a
meeting this evening. at, which time
the semi-11111111111 election 01" oiilL'ere
will take place.
Mr.
Bayvlew
to spend a few days in th
on a vacation hip
and Mrs. .i. lrving Dibble. of
avenue, left, to 11 yesterday
Berkshires
Miss Eva Ferris returned to Not-
walk on Monday after a two duy3'
visit with her parmts. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ferris. in Weston.
Mr and Mrs lanyiioyt and Mr.
and Mrs: William Beers are down
from Ridgoilold to spend the season
at their cottages on Bell for 111d. '
Edward Finch, clerk for Rogers dc
Stevens has entered upon his annual
vacation of two weeks. The first part
lhe‘will spendiat Prot/idenee, it .1.
—-“Generally debilitated for ytttrs
Iind nick headaches. lurked ambition
was worlrout. and all run-down. Bur—
dock Blood Bitters made me a well
woman."--»Mrn. Chas. Freitoy, Moouup,
Conn.
Minn Anna Barrett. utenographer
and typewriter with ltogoru & Stevens
has realigned, her bouillon to take one
lit the oflled of the It. at (i. Cornet
Company.
A bright little daughter has arriv-
ed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. lio-
ratio It. Ninth. or Eliuwood avenue.
Mrs. North ‘Wall formerly Mine White,
of Wilton.
(lharleu 'l‘hivtle. of Meadow atreet,
has taken a position on baitiiagenlou
in the went-bound railrohtl ulntlon. in
South Not walk uni-tending tieorge
Emanuel. who boa gone to the east-
bouud ”depot
M111. Margaret lined, who is. proper
‘Inz to move to Mott. avenue wan taken
suddenly ill youterday at her prudent,
multieuee. owner of (hotel ntroet linti‘
111111911 I’loee, Bite its now believed to
he removertnk nicely.
Cleanlluosu Iii the ilrnt law of beau-
ty; unto the Mittliii] and third No nodal
tor what your toluploxlon lllu urn.
Hoilitttora Rocky Mountain ’i‘eu will
fingthom. as donor. Tea or 'I‘ublotu.
Iii toilii' Tirol; fitore.
‘h’t‘r'riln rum ”mama
Bouillon; does not cure children at
no wetting it It. did time would be
no children that would do it.“ ,‘I‘horo
to a humiliation“ «an no t’ti II
I. Hummers. Box 616, Notm home,
1111qu her home treatmaut to
' Sit. uh no money:
man it you our chlidnu
thin my. Don‘t blame til
0 chance: on it can't help
min
1i
were, 91,111 91111 111111.
‘ . gun the 410mm.
, would on on,
i, the middle of September
' N. D (locum, Worcester Allan:
line an ion Wilhelm-1i ‘
We buy the but we can and give
‘ . sparkling coda gold at our taunt-111.53).
If, it doun't will your ladle WIII) you
14 11' I" '35. 1".3,1_ .,.- ,‘«
1’ 1i “rout“. ‘ It
It “I ’1‘”;3 l 21
a North Main It. 1‘ 5'. 1.‘e‘2I1-a.
> -. 1
Connection for all north and south
bound core can be made at our store.
M... _._-_,_ _ . ,-_._,
A out go of bituminoun eoai arrived
yesterday on the barge J. A. Wilson,
t‘or Raymond Bret-hers.-
’i‘l1e Withheld-”express Monday mor«
ping struck and killed John .Coustatr
tine,11 inbore1, near Rye stallion.
carer William Wilmer is in New
Haven today attending the graduation 1
of Dr.
College.
.1 William Vollmei from ,Yale
.3.
Company I" drilled in guard duty
last night at the armory. 'i‘his drill
was one of the lust preliminaries to
the annual encampment at Niantic.
Mrs. E 0. Kueie’r mid Mre G. idl-
liott Brown will inure Norwulk dur
ing the week for Pike County. Penn .
where they will remain until about
m
William linri'isdn'Bradley, our Am~
erlcan consul to Monehedter, England.»
accompanied by his daughter Mary;
has been visiting‘ his eotisin.~’ilIiiss
Mary A. Bradley, ‘ot Fairlield avenue.
Dr. Leslie Mettcham, oi Nrw Yon-.11
a specialist in nervous and the ital
diseases, was 11 vialtot at Dr. Wads-
wurth sanitarluln. yesterday. He via
its the M0113 Hill institution twlte 11.11 h
week.
Just think. you can make an extra
mom of yout porl'h and the evolved
and most serviceable room in your-
honsa. at a small test by using tht
Varior porrh shade. sold by A. .l Col
_ ‘llue & Up.
Baseball teams representing (lat
llrotbet'u' Ridge, 1, O. 0. i".. of Nor
walk, and Butler Lodge, oi South Nor-
walk. will routeut tor anpremm-y
Fourth of July motnlng on the Over
look Academy diamond in East ave-
nun
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest llodslton and
four children, 111 Wheeling. West Vir-
ginia, are expected in South Norwalk.
Friday. They will spend the tnonth
of July with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hodv
shop and family, at ,it‘alrileld Beach}
where they have ,hired, a cottage.
Miss Grave Seymour. who has been
in the Not-walk Hospital for the poet
few weeks, where one underwent. an
operation tor upp‘eudleltia, was yenteu
tiny afternoon removed to her home in
West street. Her many frimulu will
be pleased to learn that she. to grad-
ually improving.
'i‘bo hinotydhird anniversary of the
Medical ih'pttrtment of Yale (.‘ollege.
New Haven. was held on Monday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock. There were a
large number ‘of graduates. htnong
them bola): Dr. John William Vollmer,
'oi' Booth Norwuik. thewtitio of whose
thesis was Syphilitl; I111 Ancient lite-
tory and a Study of Two (Janet-1.
A private our name down the D1111-
bury and Norwaik railroad. this morn-u
aim; at 10:55 on the Pltttilieltl express
and remained in SouthNorwalk until
' l:'itl, when it who attached to the Co
ioniul oxpreua. for trunufor to Hyram.
N. .l. The t‘ltl‘ contained the employed
of the telephone company which bun
been nonotruotlnx 11 line from N01 well:
to Pinnacle
The executive ofileoru of the (ion-
noctleut grand lodge of (load 'l‘eul-
blurs met in (load Templar Hail. Mon
tiny afternoon. {or the purpose OI
electing three ropretnih‘taltveu to the
new national grand lodge. which will
he held in 'l‘rumout temple. 130810
July Bil hurl 27. Pilot annd (‘hi
’i'emplar (i. (i. Munttell. of ilarttord.
“11m elected fli'tit reprouonuittvo, that
(Jouneiioi John A. Alttnlind second
representative and P3 1t Grunt! f‘bioi
r. 11 t. intent of, dihttttitibnry, unm-
ropren nt-aintive.
Alfred L.’ Elntwiute, it. it Smith.
(loot-{to it Eddy. (i ll. Livingston. F.
uwmam..v.uoyno11a..n..c.%...
1111..., ‘H. t! «1011.11.41: mm It
Kemp. W ii. Delay, ,1. 'l‘ Dunbar Mr.
tutti him. 0. hi. Willis. Mr and Mr». W.
J. Anderson, New Vol-1:: it. M. Emit.
linuhury:.l.lr.ltlohard11, anrtnu‘neit‘i‘
. 1. .‘
Young. Mormon: ti M 11011;. New
imdon; i1. 13. Mix. Stamford: William
'Iw‘hliltll‘. éwHiijtarbtmn. H. tit-31mg
m 1', 1' port. were. no:
it 7‘3?th .
’ut the Note! 91
Imam Md 1 brine:I
"no
Only pure. cold. ..
or his tints ht. morning; noon and niillti
3ifidnioyemént3 Ween being prepared
= for mmubotly he took arena to have
. 1199011111 and to have his nhadowors
,. followed
, : lifter him wherever he went. so far as
1. pounlhlo. and then. be amused himself
by giving 11133111.: to the,,tl:1'3t deter
, tire The portion he empltllyetl disco-
. 'pot ting to. .Thaw.
him and mm preparing some unpios
‘ angry at. him who bemuse he was him
,' ilior with a document. drawu' by the
'pre‘uent Moe. Thaw before her nutr-
riuue. ‘i‘he unturn- ot this. is not
:1 known. , ,
spring t'rtter’d‘liiiw and: Miss Nesbit
time in any
,_ Evelyn Nesblt. will not testify in the
~, ’l‘linw was very pale.
o and her 1111111111 tound
While a...
h 1111, hello the , fiftthe 1m“;-
1111;. Mill
_,Mr.Wl1ite no lilitohiu
'hit an tort
‘oti Wilton he left his outed, his home :
W‘helmn moan newton» convinced the
11 possible. about that repent: of
home detective work done on' bill otwn
lie crammed 11 man to go
vered that, the other dot
in thin way Mr {White was able to
obtain ample wax hing that the wealthy
young1 mum from I’ittubury utittpoeted
not surprise “Ml White took occasion
to mention this marina to dome of his
mandates and eo‘mrdented that. one
reason, he assumed, that They was
There are many stories, too of Mr
'l‘buw first meeting with White which
“is held to have been in Paris last
were married. and in the course oi
which ’i‘haw 'quarreled with White.
Aimee Palmer, a chorus girl, in quot.
do in hit,,lhtoi~vieW"toduy as saying
that Mr. White had told her that
he know that 'l‘huw was “gunning for
'Itint.’
h‘videuee for the Motives that led
to the tumour is not. to come out for a
bite proceeding and
'hauco that. it will
it is said to-
there is A remote
not come out at ' l,
day.
”The coroner's lnqueet will he. a for-
mal inquiry into the cause or denlh
coroner‘s 'eourt, but will go before the
brand jury, whose uittlugs are secret.
All indictment will undoubtedly be ‘re-
turned. the plea of insanity will he
put in and inquiry into the sanity of
the prisoner will be the ‘first proceed-
inn it may take a month and the 1e
salt is at pleaent a matter of eon-
jeeturo. After a e‘onfereaee lasting
from ll o‘clock last. night until after
2 o'clock tbisniorning in the Tender-
loin police station between Cnptniu'
[lodging and Assistant District Attor-
neys Garvin and 'i‘urnhiil, Mr. 'l‘urn-
hill made the Significant statement
that they had located many new wit
lit-uses “including many for the tie
'foneo.”
interesting developments. they said
would probably bertliseloaed. 'l‘he po
iiee were busy early today «.ndeavor
lug tp verify a report that 'I‘.1nw and
White had met on Sunday light in
Burn'a Restaurant in “Sixth :1. unite,
and i1 1d talked alone touethm untih
nearly 4 unlock Monday morning.
Among the witneiiilen questioned yes-
terriay by the police was the waiter
who served the (bulletin the 'I‘bawu
at the Cole Martin Monday evening.
He declared Mrs. Thaw was Very quiet
during the meal; that 'i‘lutw did not.
meet While at the realurnat, and that
White‘s entrance did not. reuse any
particular excitement except that Mrs.
As to ’I‘haW‘N
conduct litter the dinner the waiter
said: ,
"When i handed him his but be lit-
erully jerked it out of my band and
in ptlIIIlllz it on he crushed it. down
over his torehend and his eyes with it
brushing Btliiliil whit-h IIIIIIIIIIII'II that
it, had been broken by the violence
on on the writer. » :5
“I111 I”)? nu- latter may 9'
was or .
1119.11 '
to...
lie was in imp with be: and she soon)
ed Vio‘be in love with ,him. Within tile
taut. few Iliiilliilfi he seemed to be putt
ensued with a mania that everybody
was making love to her.
"M1 ““0th w with Mr.
the prison of the West 'l‘hlrtleth street
station was very brief.
seen o'lnwyt'r 11ml t'onsootlenl!y I did
not. seek to learn anything from him
eonoet'ntulz it.
1 The only statement
,Mru,
was on her way to the nIIIf‘PH of her
attorney yesterday.
need them.
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
him
fl;;,,._‘1‘,,‘il
[33111113 the Signature of
rim/l
y.
91111 use'ro. on. an
it on) just ice.
l't‘i’
out oi‘ his trouble.
'l‘ltnw in. would do it."
i warned hitn
not to distrust; bin ruse until he had.
(Continued on
His first question was
"iiow's Evelyn?" Monday in
seemed flout
’l‘haw W111. one inadr while she limit of this city.
She said:
“The incident of last night in too
“stomp. ..
till in Hart All"
painful to d;e1133.l am not a fugitive
I am here with tn“ law-
and i shall not try to get away."
'i hope poor Hult'ry will soon get
NOT KNOWN IN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVFN, Juno 2') -TI]L “Mrs.
J. 'I‘. Carton, New Haven."
11 Boston hotel,
yet, been identified as a former roul-
whol'o sht- ntopped on May 2i.
made inquiries about people in An-
uonln. Derby and Seymoul
ldltl not think he
‘lghth Page.
who died
has not,
At. a hotel here
Shit
Gang 1.111111111111111
Of room you are for the day we releln'ato blings, to on, titles oi“ free-
dom and you want to be free to enjoy the temporary vat-alien.
want to ho t‘tllllfulfilhie. (ionic in and ioril. over our Suthmu finite. e‘nperinlly
one of those two~plere eool adults. and at the [il‘Il‘i‘ you will tnlte one along.
-tlio new Snunner klnd? You‘ll
(Ir how about. an oxtm pair of 'l‘1‘ouse1‘sr-
They look well 11ml wear wuli.
These are Iiitt'l't'niillg prices:
Suits, two places,
Trousers,
53.98 to $6.98
980 to 5.7.98
l‘. S.-~-»'l'h.'1t Shirt; in izn-t,anythl111: to unwilh the Stilt, is here.
D. Gottltcb’,
300711 Nonw‘It’k. couu.
But you
of his treatment."
Mrs. Thaw’n relativea fear that
reading “public notice of her son‘n
rl'ltne might seriously afloat her, and
they are anxious to tread her a menu-
ngo before eho arriveu in London. The
position of the Minneapolis, on which
she is a passenger, in such that no
montage could he relayed 113 the volt-k
so] had covered about one-third bf
the distance to , London when the
shooting (mourretl.
The Minneapolis was uroilnhly out
or the range of wirelesn oommunteu-
tion from Sable island ,vt-inordny 'l‘hg
only hope of getting word quickly t
Mru. ’i‘ltaw in by cable to London.
thence by wirelosa trannmisston trout
the White ‘iiillr binor Majestic. Which
leaves Liverpool nt 5 p 111., today. The
Mainline should he withing dominant,-
ration dtutaueo of the Minneapolis
next. Friday
A cable rummage might alao be hell
'tov flouthlinotun and nut aboard the 4
Knitter Wilhelm der (lrouuo which
leaves thl‘t port today. it (been atoning
era out to pick up the Mittneupoilu
cable manage will he anal probably t
lithe Marconi tlthilon at Poidhu ratio
in; Mrtt.'l‘l1uw about fifteen or threat ‘
haunt before IIM arrive: at London.
The Minneapolis will be In eommunb
tuition will; the Lizard about 0 n 111."; 11'
till July 1. and lo expeotod to alrlvti '
til. ‘bomihu the next day. '1
Burr Mrlntonh for many yearn A
iriend of Harry it 'i‘lniw who watt.
Naomi re the man was 11111111111. Ho my:
(bit only llist Monthly morning ’l‘haw
mounted a per-on who Willi practically
a stronger oi paying attention to his
wile and had threatened to kill hlmn
"This man. " IIIIII Mr. McIntosh,
"on John A. Edmonton. ,3 well known
rohi-‘eituto optimum.
in (111111 at. hit 1111161.: 01111110111111 9
ed him. although he knew him out ,
3] 11:. and exclaimed “Are you hill
in 11 with my wti’oi it you are i’ll
kill you " Mr. Goruotson was amul-
. and then Will! that m. Th“
alumni mum um in» not
“months honor of Mir" ’iillgw'o ,
Maui't'm Ideas” 111. 1than mun new
noticed that in th
hint aw your: a had been erratic in
in“t l1 ‘ [have nottho ultghlwt
t u
0 1m 11111-1111 11 it
want dud - ”a
1’»
with him but bolero the limiting, in, to
1m attending ‘
A full line or SPRING SUITS,
COATS and SKIRTS. Also a. com-
plete line of MILLINERY.
111111111 11111.- Store.
88 WAGHINGTON STREET,
1111'. 11111211
Kimmie
edit:
souru' nonwkifli."coun.
encode as P 0MPTLV lNVEBTIGA no ‘
You
' 29c.
, ”JOUTH MAIN STI'IEET.
WE. EXPLO‘IT A CHAPTER OF, If ”I! i! W
l!” MOM WILL
L BE CONVINGE'D THAT ,BIJOM IMSONMH
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‘ 0F ANTED MERCHANDISE AT SUCH LiT‘I‘L
COM E YOUR WWAV...
“MiiuLthi-NHEHWEAR THE stun: mmm ‘ ‘
111mm nailing oil 11111111111 under (loot! neoionahien filmttiery
wear. “WWW“; comet govern. woman and 111mm. and
skirts, drawers. Bummer sewing leirky:
smno. it is needless it you‘ll investi-"
gate these values.
Muslin drawers. plain and tucked at
£1 in plain .
iibrl‘9 tor thine pair
ohm,“ tone or 111th big
and split ftio't hose for tile
Woolens lace“ or plain
hone 1111mm. pinke,’
blank 11 white, for 250 t
Embroidery and lace trimmed draw-
ers nt bile.
Luce trimmed corset covers low .
neck, ribbon and bending trimmed at
26c. 39c and 600.
Clowns made low or high neck, plain 4'
and embroidery trimmed, at 500.
Coming plain, seine tucked 'and lace,
trimmed. 75c and 98c. _
Whitolmusiln skirts, lace and em ‘
broidery trimmed, at 81.25 and $1.60. ' ‘
1.1.1.1 and embroidery trimmed,
skirts. tucked and mode with 'deep
iiounees. at $1.98, $2.50. $2.98.
111.11 bottle
roan silk little rib
. , “unlock; ‘flhely unit
bode or'l'tlcwalr or it poi
Mellie ulomvhlack silk,
. hone tor lzlfic pair.
" FOR. Youit',‘wmr"
‘ .~.«SUPPJLY‘.~:~
nun—.—
We lune mortll'nhdl'nioyi‘ W3. than over,» onerioes are
Iarly pleasing. 1 “Peter new: Wants ate eupecially a'ffi'lirgpultn' new...
bar o nix 3i 1101111
s spacmts'ro’u’rmbhy, “Tomorrow-H thorium.
2 .000 yards Figured Lawns and White tjoods, formerly hold fer lid
Now tic yo. 5
Three numbers White Shirt Waista. formerly Bob! for 76c, $1 I
(I. “Nouhillle. 55c and title each
.111 93' antisome White lirens Skirts, former rice l..98 New
Specials in Ladies' and Children's tioniet y and {Indervteur at. (hit; (Isa.
A discount of 10'? on all Trauma and i 1 ‘
"on three days . But Cases bought dart ”10
1111. s. smmoco
92 Washington Street ‘ ‘ V" 5' f‘Sauth N
,uostng 311101 sun Goals. with“:
$1.5
'11“ a.“
Waist Stills anti helium
It will pay you to give us :1 H5311 * "itl'stthubemo
will never get such an opportunity again: for 31161 prions~
are much lose than oust.
Tilt: flirts tint it Suit
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