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Will thou communicating with Tire"
Contlnol by telephone plant as it in .
thit way: «with regard to outinoap. I
call 92-3; with regard to newt", call
92-2. if they vim kindly do I0, it will
greatly convenience this office and to
care more prompt attention.
1Mlihs Anna Cm iieil of Arch sticet,
lzxey‘ guest of friends in Summit, New
\
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights
of Pythias, will hold i1 regular meet-
ing tomorrow evening. '
Miss Augusta Dibble, of Buyvlew
avenue, has been entertaining Miss
Mabel Tollcs, of Ansoula.
There will be a Bethany Guild meet?
ing in the Guild, roour this evening,
to finish up business for the summer.
Mrsdllelcrr Surith and Mrs. Henry
Gehrmann of Norwalk, ure‘spendiug
the day in New York city.
-—i)r. Dick's cures Malaria.
The regular meeting of the Central
Labor Union will. be held Thursday
evening In the Lyceum in Washington
street.
Mrs. M. C. Lee. of Brooklyn, has
been spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs. William 0. Taylor, ot’Meadow
street.
Star of Columbia Circle Corrrpau
ions of the Forest, will hold its cicc-
tion of officers tomorrow evening, in
Mystic ClIairr Hail.
Mrs. Thomas logates and daughter
Mary, of Wilmington, Dcl., are visiting
Mrs. David Hcrumon and Mrs. Wilbur
Hemmon, in Spring street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Andrews.
of Westport avenue, Nor walk are in
New Haven. today, attending a. wed-
ding of Mr. Andrew's sister Miss
Olive Andrews.
Charles H. Harris, of Orange, has‘
filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy in the district court of the
United States with debts of $3,985.18
and assets of $5,168.20.
A new Operating table is being in
stalled in the office of the Postal Tole-
graph Company in Washington street,
and the ofiicc will otherwise be inr-
proved by the operator, Miss Emma J.
Brundage.
The commencement exercises of the
Bethcl‘ High school will be held in the
Congregational church, on Wednesday
evening, June 24th. Tire class this your
numbers eight. The address of the
evening will. be. made by Judge John
H. Light, of South Norwulk.
—Oalte Sale, Sat. p. In, June 20, at
M. S. SmithI& Co.‘s store. by Woman's
Guild, Trinity Church.
‘ Frank Merrill and family, of New
York cityiir‘havo taken possession of
their bungalow in Newtown avenue,
Norwalk, for the summer months. The
baby daughter, which was ill last, surn-
mer when here. and was given Irp by
the physicians, is entirely well this
year.
A carryail. will leave. from the front
of the South Norwalk Methodist Epis-
copal church Friday evening, prompt-
ly at 6 o'clock. to convey all who wish
to go to North Wilton to the. Epwortlr
League rally. Rev. L. K. Moore, of
Brooklyn, will deliver an address on,
"The Personal Test " I
Miss Mabel Osgood Wright, presi-
dent of the Correcticut A dubon so-
ciety. stated on Monday th I she has
now enrolled the names M 5. 000 rrrcm-
bers, including In large number of
school children, and that the society' 5
efforts to protect the birds are being
greatly encouraged. The next legis-
latin‘o is to be asked by the executive
‘ committee to make the present laws
little less elastic, and the Audubonnies
promise that with this red tape they
will do the rest.
My hit “any,
Dentist
remind Sh. 59 “trunk
Hill: WM? "mists star.
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Gilt-Down the Cost
AND YET .
DREIO~ OETTER THAN EVER,
That‘s qnlta a trick! But our custo
mers ovum"; IOur madmtorneasuro
columnar Torooars,
from manholes woolen: In stock, how;
every trill at Fashion and Fit to per-
mm ~0de Mil nb‘ririric’"
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.You furnish the tub
and water, We have the
rest; soaps. sponges,
llrtiihsé,“liack scratch-
eri; lite.
I-rAI womtifiebsaeri
Y might as well get
8*. DRUQOIBT.
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urniture
The Ideal Summsr
Furniture for (the
porch or any room
- ofyour Ironic
IEER-RU SH is light and airy, cool .
and inviting, yet extremely durable.
Fiber-Rush green is the early-spring
green to restful to the eye, and which
harmoniacs so well with other furnish. ‘,
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Funeral Directors
12- 18 North Main Street,
STAMFORD. CONN.
A Day and ”carding School
For” oyt
Thorough preparation for Col-
lege, Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced staff of
teachers gives individual atten-
tion to each boy. An“ excellent
department for younger .boys.
For catalogue address
arm it. mum, Ira-aim:
bury. Friday night,
Stevens- sirect, Norwalk, repainted.
Mrs.
Iruc.
John Casey, of 68 Taylor ave-
ll. W. Duke is enjoying a week’s
vacation frotn his duties at the South
Norwalk post-office. a
Hamilton l. Wilcox, of Franklin
street, is suffering from an attack of
sciatla rheunrutlsur.
Miss Bessie Crofut, of New York. is
a guest of her cousin, Miss Agnes L.
Golden, of Fulrflcid avenue.
Ponassus Council, Royal Arcanutn,
held a regular meeting last evening at
its (Porters in Wall street. Norwuik.
Netting of great. importance was be
fore the session.
Miss Bertha Marquart. of Fair street.
Norwalk. left town this morning for
today and will spend about six weeks
touring the continent.
Miss Adele Betta. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. (.‘arnri Belts, of Newtown
:Ivenuc, Norwulk will return to her
home today, from a. college at Carmel
N Y., where she is studying. for her
summer vacation.
The local trolley company has a
large force of inert at work, repairing
the tracks of the Winnipauk division.
Work was commenced at Shcedy's
cortrcr, and new ties are being put in
to the end or the line. They have get-
ten as far as the iounsbury-Bissell
mills tlrns far.
Charles P. Addison has just recolVed
a letter from his wife in New York.
stating that she has so far recovered
from her recent severe illness that she
is able to sit up for a short time daily.
and that she' feels deeply grateful to
her skillful physician, Dr. Bell, and
the Sisters of ‘Charity, who helped her
daughters to nurse her.
FIRE lN WALLINGFORD.
WALLINGIA‘ORD, ' June 17.—F‘lrc
early today did $2 500 damage to lllt.
thr-ec story frame building in Meadow
street in which Mrs. Mary liierl keeps
a boarding house. The fire started
from a defective chimney.
THAMES RIVER CALM.
GALES FERRY, June 17.——Wlth the.
Thames fairly calm this' morning the
Yale ”varsity eight had a row up
stream for two miles and back. The
fours went up stream‘also but for
shorter distances. The‘frcshnr‘cn were
not sent over any distance, but were
giverr‘considorable coaching. There
were 0 changes in the boats. Blake,
rrir did Harvard oarsman, visited the
quarters today.
CROKER’B RHODORA BEATEN.
LONDON, June 1-7.—-ilichard Grok.
er‘s Rhodora, which is a favorite for
the gold cup at Ascot tomorrow, wits
badly beaten in the race for the bi- -en-
nlal stakes today. Rhodora was not
even placed. She started a hot favor-
ite in the betting at six to. four
again. w. H. Walker's White Eagle
was am; Reine. Claude, owned .by
Lord Hamilton, was second. and C.
, . ll‘. Policy's Eaton Lad was tliird. Sev-
on horses ran. .
."f :',\H.‘*:lllf" iAr.
. What Still WI lion in tinsel?
{Dry muoithl dainty, Iplfitllln',09000ull0ll
a'm. an A" .4me totality—climb“ add
linseed. Flavored
it t d h fit l
Hill‘s.” not one nj'l‘trltglgnt, part II never-{h wa'y.
rum I l:‘;
‘ “his”. JELLO complies WMMMEM.
flavors: ——lmnon (mm. Rat litrr Strawberry
omitmcsmyirtwc' p h '
l'lle iiiiill School
A barn dance will be held at Cran»
Charles liaylcs has had his house in '
li‘lll. anti make best selection while the
zoo PER YARD.
MONEY lNVESTED IN A B
MERRILL
A son was barn Monday to Mr. and
New York. She will sail for Europe '
ty for Advancement.
Books and Stationery Froo.
ings.
beautiful furniture at attractive prices.
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We have just received and unpacked a case of the very best valuea'wc
have ever offered in dainty Curtain SWIss.
. fascinating designs we are sure will II
N. E. Ryan 81 Ce,
. l
.1 to WASHINGTON STREET. .
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK lNTEREST.
it insures a good Salary, in dependence and always the Opportuni-
Wc have many designs of this,
and Embalmers.
South Norwalk, Conn.
These exquisite materials and
pool to you. (Bali early as corIvcn~
listock is compitte PRICES 15c TO
SOUTH NORWALK.
SlNESS EDUCATION AT
COLLEGE
- M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
[N .i' I...
‘ FLY
"w...-
nouns TRIP TICKET FOR N. s. A.
convanriou.
important Notice Sent Out by National
Education Association.
lrwin Shepard, secretary of the
National lAZducutlonai Association;
which will hold its annual convention
in Cleveland, 0.. .luno 29 to .luly 3, has
rent. out a notice to thc eiIcct that
those proposing to attend and who will
home from n. disrncc must purchase
what is known a an open rate, round
trip ticket and not a one-way tlckct if
they expect to secure reduced rates.
’ The open rate. round trip ticket will
be. sold on all litres cast, of Chicago
and north of the Ohio and Potomac
rivers and will provide for the cus-
tomary reduction in price, making a
v
one and one-half fare for the trip. A'
ruling of the interstate commerce
coirInIissiou prevents a traveler who
has bought a onc- wav ticketifronr oh-
talnlug a half fare rate back on a cor.
ideals of membership and attendance.
RAPID FIRE DRlLL WORK.
School Visitor Rider Pays an interest
ing Visit to Various Schools.
School Visitor Harry Rider has been
visiting various public schools. of the
town and has learned some interesting
facts concerning the rapid manner in
which the pupils turn out at lire drills.
At the Center School in Norwalk the
high and grammar school departments
were turned out in five minutes and
twentysilve seconds, and the grammar
department alone in one minute an
twenty seconds. The pupils of tlui
Marvin School in East Norwalk weuti
out in one minute flat and the Fitch
school in one minute and five seconds.
At' the Brooksido School the time was
last thirty five seconds.
Conditions, of course vary in thti
different schools. but the showing all
each was very creditable.» .
NEW HIGH SCHOOL TREES. ;
Complaint has been made to Presl-‘I
dent Bradley 8. Keith. of'; the town
board of school visitors. that the trees
about the new town high 'Iichool build:
ing in West nvcnuc are bclnf; destroy-
cd by worms. Mr. Keith could offer
no remedy, as the wn board of estl~
matte and taxation h s not lost any and
prbprlation which could be used in'
spraying these trees.
SENATOR BAILEY IMPROVING. ‘
NEW YORK, June l7.—Senator Jo-
seph W. Bailey. of Texas, avaasr‘otmrted
by his physicians today ascontinulng
to improve.
STAMFORD, SOUTH NORWALK, PORT CHESTER.
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SOLE AGENC
Waik- Ova
LEATHERS — Pat.
$3. 50. $4. 00, $5. 00.
'PHONE. 468. .
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- Song—"Before All Lands,"
‘ Salute to thi'IFl'rg,
. Simona with a- fillg picture of Washing-
FOR
Shoes and
Oxfords
Colt, Gun
Metal and Tans,
NN & RYAN,
so wasnmorou arses-r.
m
OVER RIVER SCHOOL FLAG DAY.
—.——
Gifts of Picture; Made to Principal
angry and Mn. Simona.
, .Rooms 1, 2, 3, and 4 held Flag Day
Exercises in the usscrubly room of the
Over River school, Monday morninu
lit 10 o‘clock. The following program
was very efficiently carried out.
Song—"Hurrah for the Flag."
Grade ll.
Reading—"Old Glory.
Elizabeth llulloran.
Recitation——"Tlic Mother of
Glory."
Old
Four Pupils.
IA‘lug Song, '
Kindergarten.
Recitation~"Threc Little Sisters,"
Kindergarten.
Violin Solo-"The iA‘irst Smile,"
Mubellc Austin.
Recitationw‘ My CorrutII,y'
Roy Milne .
Recitation—“Our l-‘iair.
Three Boys
Song-“ Our Flag."
Grade ill.
Recitation—"Red, White and Blue,"
Frank Svec.
Reading—“Our First Flag."
Ruth Anderson.
Grade 11,
Recitation—“Hurrah for the Flag,"
Minnie Bailey.
Recitation and Sorrg~"All Hall
Flag, Our Bonny Fl up,"
Grade ll.
Recitation—"The iA‘l ag of Our Coun—
try."
the
Louise Stlefcl.
Recitation~—“Betsey Ross."
Grade lll.
Soup—"There are Many Flags,"
Kludcigaricn and Grade 1.
Intro" rga .1-.I..
Song—"America."
School.
At the close of Flag Day exercises. '
the graduating class of se‘oriteen pre-
sented Principal Gregory and Mrs. Ella
ton and Lluc0ln. to be hung in the
rooms of the school
'Promotlons of all the grades of the
public schools will take .placo Thurs-
tlay and Friday; School closes for this
term on Friday; slid the schools will
remain closed for ten weeks.
w-d
ROCKEFELLER LEAVES FOR FOR-
. EST HILL. ..
CLEVELAND Ohio, June 17. —John
D.I Rockefeller, accompanied iby the
members of his household, arrived"
here on the Lake Shore limited today.
eurouto to Forest Hill. I it is stated
‘ will be held in Denver,
I-
. _— — .1» pm: M~ . . .. . . -
.. w 5' av... - .‘u-‘Ifi. ~49>IW nun-r-u-r —« Ana-n."- x. "a r
that Mr. Rockefeller will remain at ‘
Forest Hill until full.
OOOD ROADO PLAN K8.
......_...
I Will It Features of Both Republican
and Democratic Platforms.
CHICAGO, Juno ILL—The gospel of
“Good Roads" will be preached to both
the Republican and Democratic nu-
tloual conventions. Ever-y influence
will be brought to bear to have a
Blood roads" plank inserted in the
platform of each party. This program
was decided upon at the first meeting
01' the national good roads congress
I here Monday. Secretary Taft was her-
aidod as the champion of the move-
Inent.
Timothy Wodruft‘, chairman of the
New York delgiition, in the course of
.un addiess before the gathering said
he would use his influence in promot-
Ilng the “good rouds" plank. .He said
he was heartin in favor of good roads
thrptighout the United States. Similar
expressions were given by otircrs who
attended. A urccti g of the congress
_ .luiy (lib. prior
to the convention of the Democratic
national convention.
Arthur C, Jackson, president of the
congress, read a letter from President
ltooscvlt, which said in part:
_”A few years ago it was a matter
of humiliation that there should be so
little attention paid to our roads, that
[here should be a willingness not mere-
ly to refrain from making good roads
but to let the roads that ‘Wt‘l‘c iu exiss
lent-II become worse.
”1 cannot too heartily cougralulait
our people upon the oxistcueo of II
body such as this. ruuill'ying into every
section of the coiiutryaiud lrI-ut upon
that purinorrtly proper work of IIIakiuy.
lhc conditions of lilo easier and hot“
tor for the people of “hill” all others
We can least afford to ace grow discou.
icnicd with lllt‘ll‘ lot in life, the people
who live in tluI couirtiy districts.
"No one thing can do more to offset
ihc icnrlcticy toward an uuhcuiliry
growth i'I'oiu-Iihc country into the city
than the making and keeping of good
I, roads.
"And i run almost tcmptcd to say
they lll‘t‘ lli‘l'llt'il for the suite of special
conditions in tho country districts.
"If a little heavy weather means It
stoppage of allcommunication you must
i‘pr-ct there will be a great many
young people of both sexes who will
not find farm life attractive.
"it is lUl' this reason that i feel the
work you are doing: is lll‘t‘-l‘illlll\'llll_\'
one in the lntcrcst of nations as a
whole."
Marlin Dodge, of (.‘icvclanrl. It nicnr
her of the National iAIauuc IIi~ (loud
Roads and business director of the of-
flccs on public roads, introduced and
had adopted the following resolutions:
WlIIIrrIus. no pI-rirraucut system oi‘
highways was over built and maintain-
ed in any state or country without the
aid of the gcuriii gotcrturrcrrt. there
fore. be it I
lit-solved. by the good roads con»
gross that the general gIIchIIInreni U.
S. to pay at least IIan-i‘IIIIriiI (Ii' the
cost of constructing and llltllillilllllllL:
a. perumucnt system of highways.
LA ORIPPE.
Brazilian lluim never lost a case;
nc'ver let it run into pneumonia, Iror
left a grlpavreclt.
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want. Hahn and a. plenty. so do IIoi
trifle with the small sizes, but get the
50c or $1.00 bottle and take half a
tcaspoonful
hour's. Re sure to keep up this treat
ment faithfully for two weeks aftci
you think you are well, to utterly an.
nllrilate every germ in every great or
gun. 'l‘ircso remaining gcr nrs cause the
0 ii after effects; it is half cured grip.
l the grip starts with hen Iorrhagc of "‘““ ll opposition.
the inn 8 'llO the larrc dose ever 10 l .
x I" L y u ,tinreIrgtthrul the dctorIIIlIIutIon of the
or 15 minutes till it stops.
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.
LISBON. June l't’.———The Congrega-
tional churches of southern Windham
and northern New London
Congregational church, with morning
and afternoon sessions. Addresses
Were made by Rev. F. A. Fuller. of
Preston; Iiev.'lA‘. ll. Ilaieonr, of Plain-
iiold; Rev. Charles French, of Grisr
wold: Rev C. H. Rock, of iianovcr,.
and others.
0A '90 ORIA
lim- a, in but You lino Always Bough
Slur-MW
of . . Zm
SCHIERMANN CASE CONTINUED.
the city than si\ hundred men and women re-
DANBURY. June l7.~ln
court yesterday, the case of Edward
W. Schlermunu, w to is accused of the
murder of his Pol III, in this city on
June 6th, was continued until today
at the agreement-course .
Only thing on earth .
in water every threcl
.cluslorr in the Republican party plat-
Ilast night
counties; , ' ,
held a conference today to the new iwmt forward from the war
iUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
as Is.
not cook a wheat food myself ?”
Because wheat starch, to be digestible, needs treat-
ment that you can 't give it.
Our wheat 15 cooked for six hours.
Then it is cured for 90 hours.
Then flaked as thin as paper.
Then toasted 30 minutes at 400 degrees. _ .
That is all done to make the starch soluble; to . .I
separate the particles so the digestive juices can get
to them.
This is not so important when the stomach is
But, when the stomach is weak, it is of
strong.
vital importance.
Tire question is this:
germs in the stomach?
There's the question of convenience, too.
Note the time required to even partly cook wheat.
Mapl-Flak‘e lS ready to serve.
’lhcn the question of flavor—how to make the
children prefer the food that is best for them. We
cook all our wheat in pure maple syrup, mainly for
the children’s sake.
The proccss we use is four times as long
as that usul on some flaked foods. But you
get the result in the food value.
That is why anl-Flakc costs 15 cents per
package. If it. were 10 cents, everybody
Would choose it among all the flaked foods.
But consider the cream. That costs as ' J’
much on poor food as on good food. Add
that, and see how little you save by going
without the food that you like best.
"It’s All Food "
' I» ‘- -ML‘. .w, b—Jn.--—-A-
ANTl- lNJUNCTION PLANK.
Candidate Taft Insisted That it Be in-
serted in Republican Platform.
WAillllNG'l‘ON, .lnue ‘i7.~—’l‘his
Hateurcnt was issued from an authori-
tative source yesterday:
"An exchange of telegrams over
night between \‘l'asiringtuu and Chit‘n
it) indicates that there will be no dc-
vclopnrcuts so far as the administra.
Iiou is concerned in matter of the so»
lcetlou of a candidate for viceprosl-
IlI-nt until after the platform shall
'or the presidency shall have been cred.
Iiaurtd.
'lt was understood that the above
statement was lsnued with the distinct
( II eating cnmities.
for the v-iceprcsldt-utlnl nominations.
”Reflection over night has only elcty,
wur secretary to insist upon the in
form of an unit-injunction plank on the
llneh of that telegraphed from Chicago
Therefore a long telegram
depart
rrIcnt today to Frank H. Hitchcock.
Secretary Tail 5 Chicago manager. in
struciing him to insist upon the riuti-
injunction plank." will be
STOP THAT COUGH
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10c, 25c, 50c and $1. (in bottles. The
Clifford Baxtei' s arr-l iHHltisteds “
GRADUATES.
PHiiAIDAJl PlilA. .luuc 17.——More
coined diplomas today at the 152d an
anal commenccrncui. of the University
of Pennsylvania, which was held at
the Academy of Music. .Three honor.
I II decrees wort.oolxlwvd. .
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p‘OSSlhle
You Ask,“Why” should I buy Mani-Flake? Why
Will you have a food that’s
all food, a food that will all digest, or shall part be
nourishment and part be waste, to ferment and breed
TROOP A TO RIDE TO NORTH
GRANBY. '
Annual Nlantic Jaunt Gives Up h
Cavalrymcn.
instead of going to Ni antic foi‘thg
uunuol tour of..duty, Troop A, Carat,
will this year take an overland in! '
from New Haven up
1lrurminaton Valley to North Gran,
In ride of about 150 miles The Gavan:i
men will leave New Haven on 83
day morning, August 8th. The it,
day' s march will be 30 miles, on
have been disposed of, and a nominee Ianrc distance each day will b
Along the route the t. Au
will bivonnc, and the life of til
lar .Irnry soldier will be folio
closely as possible.
purpose of molding .r complication of. days will be made at Granby
the vice pr csldcncy with that of the return will be by way of Hart! (6%
Ircsidcntiai nomination, the result of , Britain and Merldcu, arriving
which might be to diminish Secretary l Huron on Saturday, August 15L
j'l‘a‘fl s strength by . I
among the friends of those candidates WORLD'S TEMPERANCE CONGN
SARTOGA, N. Y,
who are shown to haVcI cllher failed to Wor ids Temperance Congres
receive his support or encourage his held here to commemorate th
anniversary of the first tempera
was continued today With‘
lugs under the direction of the Nb
al Purity Federation and the Na“
Division of the Sons of Tent ‘
Antisaloon leaders from the en!
states began a three days‘ bout
with representatives present m
large number of states.
lcditors met this morning and
‘addresses from
and prohibition writers.
continued till this wee
scv era]
ALLEGHENY BANK WILL: N
0 N
[as , . .,
June 17.-—Accordili
to statements made today, the at
ghcny National Bank which fail
tently for about $2, 000. 000 will
re opened, but the assets wil ‘ithb
set the liabilities, and there Will be ill)
assessment on the stockholders“
PITTSBURG,
ACCUSED MURDERER ESE
llAVl)ItSTRAW, N. Y. Jun
Dominic Llello, who is accused
lug Michael Merino, last Sunda
coped from the county jail at N
last night, and {Ilrus not bee
through at ‘
A stop
June 1 ‘
Tempe .
temper ,7
The doom
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Norwalk Chronicler