s-
, "is has, ...... i ......
. ', Cubism Top. not at your desk?»
‘ dynamism“. -
unit , Iv oivim'rv OCHODb.
Filly-Fifth Annual orsinsii‘en this in
,liiiddistowo. Yesterday.“
fl MIDDLETOWN, June 3.--Th3 our 1'
fifth snuusl ordination sit the Berlio-
iey Divinity school occurred yester-
day.- the“ exercises being held in the
church of Holy Trinity, Bishop Brew .
ter omcistlnz. Preceding the it
cos, there was a meeting at the
bi Association, at which the to
LB‘ mounts
YORK. .luneaarit' novel sols
_ ! towns. shot the lutest
out. you how ,here yester-
ith the 5301053106!!le the
1 (“in tho roiool salesman.
Multitude! liner-y which use
groomed into‘ the country and
.» “‘hy cuswms'inlpectors in
“A’priluis estimated to be
T sale ms at suc-
F. the d rsction or United
WI Henkel and broulht‘
' dance or women who
greatest sdmirntlonst
that who spread out in one
I: rooms of the customs
op Chaucey B. Brownie
cut; vice-presidents,
. R, Collndsy.
of must Csmilnu. was sppoint-
rancher for next you. and Rev.
.3. M. Holdin. oi Philsdclpbis.
Dean Hurt reported s gift
or 850010 the school. to be used in
defrayiul‘ theoxpenm oi needy stu—
dents. The donor‘s some wss sotmsds
‘~ public. , Hc‘uioo reported that the be
truest ol‘ 0869006 mods by Hr: Lucy .11.
Boardroom»! mew .- Hsvsu. bud been
nearly all‘rpald to the school. or the
six 'men ordained to the dinconste yel—
terdsy, two, Leona-rd E. Todd sod
F‘rtiilcis P. Burnett. graduate till! liosr.
The. men have been unlined-posts. .
b‘mls. promotes
; this morning. the live
; “hallucination“ no Besi-
' ti headed. by their pace-
ho holds tlibm in £th as
,1 ‘ The cars reached
1 ' ight. according to schedule.
TELElilHONl can. no
Dorian ;
‘ ‘(Grspory’ I Dooley“).
sA'sr Moswnik.
dose
7 ‘ ;’ ‘a Food Cooked to Order
1 PM. ' or ‘ ‘
no .tnrnisblnss ' hrs-1 .15
J. Ah . ;;‘. V '.
89.108:va
'2 Sim. 5137,» s.
:5 I. 2:411," mingling ch
33,3'13'9imtw'“: ills ickec umpek'ri’iam
moist.
'?
_. 5:55p. 3:121, 1';
we... to sou-ri-i
.. 4 .
1:ilils._ at“
. « w 7' “V .J ..
“WALK TO‘NEW
“Am a W
or. 1:5” .lt’l ., ,
#59349 ‘ *
4 21, 5:11,
3:0 '11:“?
l!
ll ll 3
~ Wt
Haul .i WNW“.-
.onc Gunilla}. . Tirol
the? Mail tldc‘lvlii‘loi‘ x‘bt on the
. corporations has cussed, and pain n3
. to governor Emes'.oomx~in no
in; to plane the, telephone companies
of New Yorh under s “M Winnin—
sion, President John W. Ailing, or the
Southern New malaria Telephone
Company, yesterday addressed a com
niunlcstion to the sslsisturs ht Hort-
rord, protestflis uiiiilnst the enactment
g‘slwh legislation in Connecticut. Ho
”ii remnins niwnys nod eternally
trui- thstbusiness will be best car-
ried on by its owner. ii. is the height
oi fully to put the contain oi! telephone
rules with a state commission whose
oiilcers must in the long run he the
footballs of party ploy. Out of six-
teen states where the question has
come up. but ttvu have decided in in-
for (lithe commission. it is the ebb
tide ol‘ the movement. and we trust
this state will keep to her moorinas.
"Power in. a commission to make
rotestwlll interfere With and ,destroy
our policy of direct and harmonious
dealings with our telephone users; the
rules sooner or later would become p
flexible; conflict and litigation " n”
(.llfllltl. capital would take ‘
sources of new capital V101"
condition would be we - _
cied evils of the iirs‘ ngsflgégéf";
““9 making‘ ”"73" of the intervsme
. Commerce mi" skin has been to
"ea" out 0', lstcnce the carrying
°f nmericsn lzlit in American ships
“"3“ “W. uciiic Queue; it has dew
”we“. '.‘ and well. ehtsblished
of industry and commerce.
plrit'oi the movement ungurs
tor/its success."
chum-on pry
rottittciititjs ,
c A ,3 To a i A
TO LOOK FOR UNKNOWN l8-
" ' .LANDQ.
present cruise Mo nontplete.
to seek.
tic.
. mi. ,
stamens pomp. Missions.
to the new missionaries moist
missionsrie's are to leave M the
sistdn‘t-‘v
tmtitihnssas and u
on. e .:
, , “PM”?
3‘ chit}?!
' " herefiioved sivé'hy wear. It
s film 1 “ iori slid “corrosion has
[defiant and preservhefthe :90
MM iron, brass, fl " ’ ’
vowhk‘wiiiotn “
- may .33.” spplisdm smoke “fill“, boiler fronts, s "
1“ stills. hotyi‘ster and fumes. s" . “the 7 .
”awnings“ It will wit ooi’c -“
error. it is moi-best miqtqugflyomis' bottoms. up" er boilers;
ATING YARNISH is one at thé wonders“,
movement ior‘stnto control or public
. Ityzili with ‘
paint fog, pig 1 "
etc.“ on: INS
CHARLES E. Dow '
rrs WASIiI‘NGTO’N STREET sou'rn npnwsnx ‘
till]... , imiliin
lililllllll' Pllll’ll
riphicns Miss Donslclson and, Tells
Fit... Assortment, 01 Stories
About Who Hz is and
When: He Lives
FAIRFIELD, June 8.——~The town or
Falriicld was pretty generally stirred
up. both in Bouthport nnd' hirdeld
Tuesday night by the eccentric‘sctions
of u stronger evidently erased either
by liquor or other conditions. The isle
low circled about Southport center
shortly alter ii p. in. Ho alleged that
be had been kidnapped, inst sticmpts
on his life hsd been, made. (but he had
been struck by an automobile st Som-
erville. Muse. soil that the men osr-
ried him to F‘slri'ield where they throw
About 8:30 p In: thwtsiiow reached
the home 0! Dr. mutilation. and in.
trudinx himself there demanded
Miss union Donaldson to “m the
He was informed that Dr.
Donaldson was not ‘luiue norvrould
he be until late. This did not onions
and be repeated, the story told
Southport. raised at times to points
no vehemently that Miss )isriou bc-
, hurried wtbe Boys drug
store mil unsettled {or assistance from
“a crazy mun." Mr. Boyle went to
the horse sud Mammoth man
that he was the doctor. induced the
follow to scoompsnydlioutofihe dfll‘»
Prosecutor madam“ vies“ iii-
tho store st thsttime sud interrogates
the fellow. He gave his’ name its Tim-
othy F. Bo"? but his place of rosi-
dence change so otteu‘ as he was
asked and his stories proved so rsmb
ling its to evidence so unbalanced
,iilll iii
VICTORIA. 13. 6., June 3.-To look
tor islands believed to existnnd to
plsnt the firiiish line on aptly is the
business on which the expiorirlg steam-
cr‘Niinrod. which took‘Lieut. Shockle-
ton‘s expedition» the Antarctic. ills
sailed from Sydney. booming to n
disustch received by. the s . his:
km. Limit. Shackleton . in“:
who work by s sesrohlin the sub-
Arotic for several islands. the exist“
once oi which is doubtful. Mun has
never set toot on Emerald. Nimrod or.
.Dohort M. which C i. J. oil-.1!"
viii. notlv commander of this, Nimrod. is
Prat. David. who socompdhied the
isle 5W0: ospsditionmlpeports
thetmixsis of the specimensshow
the existence of radium lo the Antarc-
4» - .
[for dearly an ,l‘iour‘s conversation
Attorney King called“ up Selectman
(’0'! silly looktheimsn in his auto to
Bridgeport s‘nd dliliver‘itd him over to
the police authorities, there.
. WW
mossvsL-r nary Luvts NM.
BOSTON, June 8,—rTho m mud
cunlomnce st which its units merit
oi instruction sud inspirstioo». wives
the acid. boson today, st throwing of
l _. ' " ‘ ' mtAmlgmn 32.... 0‘ lthnglufl
' "‘ mm kn ssons,w e ~
9. Dlnfleflflld A“ Kind. of oussibn‘or tlie genersl theme: "The
Missi‘o‘hsry, the Bound sud the Church.
e53“. The conference will haunt“
tube ”11% when the newly appoints;
night it the Austrian
Mlssiou st Kljabl.
NAIROBI, British East Aims, June
il.—!i‘hoodors Roosevelt sud all the
'mernbs‘rslot his party left Nairobi on
a special trsin at a quarter past one
this morocco for Kljsbs. where he
will visit the .Ameriesn Mission end
spend “the night in camp. The depor-
ture for the Souk district will be mode
you one...
with The sponsors at the cantor-once
this rorenoon were: Mrs. Charleen.
. _ . Daniels. president of the Women's
W ' Board; Treoiurer li‘rs-nJ h k g. Slain,
’ ? .1i» mo. :4 ...“. ... 1?an shing- gent o n . senior.
NEW YD“ 233ng I Secretsri William to. stroll; sud As-
. .2. .- ..~ , . ~. the Anerioun-fiosrd.
$ 'TIMETABLI.
‘ , in summons;
SOUTH NORWILK 1‘0 NEW YORK.
“ 6:071; 5:413. dill,
9.002.
Its;
.‘i:64,¢10:ux,_ 10:52:. 11:892.? ‘
'05; 1:4“. 22m
qmorrow. -
Kiisbe is in miles northwest from
Nairobi. . The country between Nsirobi
ilnd £3.de isltgr'khefiost part thieclk‘v 1" 1.. . i ' 1 . ...; n,"
y i; e on . e mstut e- ” Mah ‘
vs or‘ths‘Klkuyues’m out is Qtel ‘ ankem
' he in ‘ a. it. cannon/Mm.
, neurons cons‘rAsstsoron
“ ‘Nirw HAVEN“. 4m Mimi-net
Cecil Mom. at this city. yesterday iii-
9d illilt'i'or Museums It. Hillsi- as-
733 Teet.‘ From this“ point
,The traveler
n'som‘s two thousand feet
into the great Rift valley. a. rift which
lifilm .thehm‘tgeaim; ,
t redo es“ Anal Bliss r d and .-
inputs... or hbout ails point. ale .2 pa I! W
chant-cure :pisdtii'ul in these forests: -
law they ore. fairly jute from the
W118 the thickness otzihs growth
Mimi, _
ggfltwtion for ”slab.ssunst..ndresr can. b” traced.
.. , wig. :srvcosstshiezot «word.
on; Mt). 0:503. Mrs, stiller alleges she obtaineduluu-
is“ Winslow-mm? “3’
. ry ‘_ p u- at
its, 5min, 8:412. lists. gun-imtsnsuncb-untgramusd NI
9’ 3““ body sour-.1». m it" lien 61"! their pursuit very dlflcu‘lt."
a mission at Kijsbit‘is nit
swununnh~~
. ‘lt liowi M s. , ,
adhleikwegw ha ng r ‘ A“?
file‘s. . . '
washroom...
4 EFRUOF. VWsterprooi.
.«t Viol...
ills illiliii WI"
The Principal Bernoulli ol the Shik-
ers. More Pay soil Ten Hour _
Day, Granted
PlT'l‘fiFlElJ). Mon. June 3.-'i‘hu
cm of the Pittsitlelrl Street Railway
Company were run today with their use
us! regularity, the conductors and
inntormen who went on strike yester-
day morning having returned to work.
The settlement of the strike Wits ei-
iecied at the conclusion 0! u conierv
once between the railway ofllcluls and
silicon; or the snislsumuted Associa-
tion 01' Electric and Street Railway
Employees of America, which lasted
from 7:30 last night, until 8 o'clock
this morning. By the n omput roach
ed this morning the str hers gain their
two principal demands, the~incrsnsc
in wages and sigtrsisht ton hour dsy.
The men will receive twenty—one costs
so hour for than first year's services
and etch succeeding year will receive
no increase aim cent an hour until
they reach. minimum of twentwatve
rents so hour. intur ten hours' work
they will recsng an overtime of thirty
cents so hour. ‘t‘l‘hrec minor cisims‘oi‘
the union, including the demand that
the oompsny slisii employ none but
union men. wneyiihdrswn.
H911}. Annivnu.
Mshseksmwi. A. Huston, Riddle
Riley, Jr" ”WW thin:
burg. Pm: i3:
Lsisne. myth
Serious: Wing
Col: J. C. Rina
it, eprlntflsld. Mites:
lint ill. it. Bed-cit. Norwsllr.
REM. EQTMZE TRANSFERS.
tour acres and buildings. Cranbury. '
insure“ street. . . .
Charles W. 3 till to Anna C. Hawks
building lot‘, Foster Psi-k.
hor ViewBeach.
emulator. Highland Psi-it ‘ _. .
Tun-v-
y‘l
...—..—
v ...-u—
tovncnbi.» ,. ldsflt “arts-tow his-n,
«York: 8. liver, .leveisué, 0.; P. J.
. . A. Brush.
New ‘Yorkz‘xAi- till-mayor" Pitts~ :
lira, Rework; Madam -
j mountain. Bridge
portzii. Mallow-on. city: George 1...
Rockwell, Ridgotleld: w. Jewett, C. .l.
Fitch. city; M. Thompson. C. J. Cuso.
W. J. Whitney, New York: it. C. Chen
man, iioiyoke: , illle 19). Tell, Colorsdo
od' Boyntoh, Denver.
1'. Garcons. Jill; C. Arbod. New 'fi ‘ _ ‘ vie cs slsr
York: William P. Jefferson. Provi
dance. R. A.; H. A. Dunwoody. Brook»
Rosario Csurlsno to Louis Janitorio,
John J. Nichol-to J. Sturgss Raw
dull, one and one-halt sores sud build-
Henry A..8iebrecht. Jan, to Augusta
Kretsch. New York city, two lots, Hun
Service snii culslnc Us to silt.“ )
l k m consul baron-instinct new
”ammo-mm...“
i' 3lem
”e D. M. Read-Co.
Carpet ‘ his. “500
large size, 9 x 12. the most practical for any room.
Good colors, good patterns. and in varieiymfor selection.
Special low price. Carpet Store, first floor.
1' 1 l u
Wear a Sunboflilet .
o ' , « . l '3' ' s
- to be ill instilled:
A sensible style has returned, and the most bcwitcliingr
Old fashioned looking Sunbonncts have put in an appear-
ance along with summer gowns.
Blue and White Checked Gingham.
Black and White Percale, * 25c.
. _ .l ' Beach nonunion. smiles. plain pink and blue, 25c.
Childrens' Sunbonnets lilting! slice-ks with scalloped and
embroidered edges, 25 and sec.
Children’s Corded Sun Hats, comfortable and washable,
see.
Section for Children's Wear. main floor.
Silk Gloves
to wear with Wash Dresses.
in black. white. gray and tanfireliablc quality, 50c.
l‘ongcc Shades which combine with all gowns, 75c.
Long Silk Gloves, black, white and colors, lzrlfllltml,
$1.00. ,
For Graduation, long White Silk Gloves, $1.00.
With tucked wrists, latest fashion, $i.5o.
Wash Braids
for trimming Wash firesses.
I There is no Gingham, Linen, Cllnnibray or Gnlatca for
a coat suit but what there is a dainty and appropriate brand
for trimming. The use of braid is so general this year. for
finishing seams and edges, and for outlining on the pretty
sleeveless coats, that the assortment is enormous. All wash-
able of course. .
‘ At the Trimniing Section.
M
Redtem Coupons for Palmolive Soap, if you have one
in your possession. A full sized cake of soap and 2 cents in
cash for the coupon. Coupon in the Saturday Evening Post
of May tummy-ninth.
,iected an ;
ron demon. indented" Ann-i; Assist... in
‘L‘wumé1 :fl .1 j -3 Vin? , m
‘_ 5c, 10c, Zior 25¢ and 25b” '
spncms
‘ new museum... plain . ’oentafi'nmdliemhiers, Japanet
Henry R. Hoyt to Joseph homer, ,; hemmed .............. .gur'fo initial ............ ....u
v; Ladies' Handkerchiefs, ent-
“- brow“! 09")” ........... .. .30
Gents' fiwahu‘chiers, '8 in s,
~1Mies'UMwndered,uiuneu‘.‘ Fancy Handkerchiefs for Ki.
------------ ..oss-.~.s,.n
Initial ..:.\I...p,i.:‘s.un..€ ..... 0e . yuan)“, etc. ......”1’2‘ '"159"
? . . , ‘ “rm‘mnfly‘wffleu Prices
barman & Son
sir-ins do...“
.mcouuntcd ‘
lath-Mi!” the'
'“ tum-sum
. W
. stein. moor _
. to mums tum
.......,....... i...........
.m
WWII.g-yg‘iii.ss¢s..,..,.........é'c
., i , , .
y climbed inmost,
in; . . mm
.,.‘.....,..r5c
Norwalk Chronicler