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y. “to wait of the build
boy
the ml. is guilt out-tilts
spot “owl: cubism:
r I not“ in
,On the opposite slits d‘ei-
fih drinking is
whether stilts ls.
lit since on aot usually
to all p medians:- but one
has: sad she was
s sheaths
d at; Iills table.
b ‘1- a she re-
“In!“
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.l Was s-drsstning,phr
ed l was 5. bitty” ”
day. "Nether land son." a strong
, Inf ‘ “.v ' iis are
led brick. tbs liner of tile, W
0* mimosnuaom
i veersx :- a “and Mushrooms“ by do send.
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VGL'I‘AX isR tlis‘ only point that will stick to galvanised rm
really protect the metal And last
. voursx tar tooth will
. Twat/rut
yours): is:
rooms but
l.”
Queries
1:: WASHINGTON 8mm
.. moves a?»
asL- firsts rssusrstts’. 5‘ ' ‘
Eager” Goal; to Edward 1‘. White, lat,
P...“‘“°’.l’$°'él:f‘.’.‘£°"”.nhi “’ ti;
r ~ . in;
walls label!
+0 W. names to William it. and
Ma y Hurlbtttt, iii acres, Winni-
punk
have been somewhat costive,
Eli‘s Noumea gave that the re-
diluted. They act saiidly and
motels the bowels patently."—
umflibmm' 300 Walnut Ave.
ml:
ban—m
END‘CF‘ A CUP DEFgrwiR.
PROVIDENCE. it 1.. June 10*—
Bringing to do end her career which
began so hit piciousiy With her victory
a!“ 'lil a J! lllli cutter cements lit
less and term sited he a summit pu-
seelts r vessel, the famous cup defsnd
or .Pllritnn has arrived at this port.
whfirs she will go out of commission
Ohms th‘e old rscer hns conveyed
gore front Cape Verde islands to
Buford.
Elililliliiiiil
Flows mEATKE
Wall by linen-lo Fens.
Jennie munnwmsmmnspr
mam No.1
MaelndoaT Wednesday anti datum-y.
PRIGEO—Masinsls. 500. seats at
1 ton rows at “a; Night. 10a. at):
m Plysfibsnps Moogaypa it Thursday.
”weer:
Two Pillys's V
‘Tsn Nights in s Datum
TONIGHT
Nos mar. row and
emotional play.
Welt Tthsday. Friday and Satur-
lips. "The r or Scorn." a comedy
hydrant Matinee [rely widnssday.
inlay. the hill: 00'
Mulroney:
Stay“: no stores leflgs§3pn t s
our sun: 14 To is INCLusivs
new, has! sill-b PARK .
s his Duel i his N M
(153605. AND “POSITION
Under auspices ol-the Norwaih Amuse
. . mill mulls! '~
iii—IN snowu-io
“ , mosusollbysiastrolylll. acids.
u
tacks. boiler fronts, luritscs doors. etc, 3
d fumes either from chlmndys or
" VDL‘I‘AX ford. wstarpEooilng concrete. « ;
- VOLTAX will stick to glass. aluminum, brass. copper or
other smooth stillness.
VOLTAX will cover one square feet par gallon, and last
' FOUR TI as as long as my other paint made.
The onixw 7.. it can be rsmovtd is by wear.
. mama?
E. Dow
SOUTH NDRWALK
art-tram sANKsns- AssociatioN.
aeomry Noyt Sands out listlesof
Annual Meeting in Waterbury.
Charles ll. Hoyt. secretary at the
State Bonkorn‘ Association. at out
today from thit city the ‘nllo ai pro-
grams (or the tenth annual convention
of the Association, which will be held
at Waterbury on Wednesday hnd
'i‘hnrsday of next week. ‘ ‘
The program will be as follows:
Wednesday, June lath
0n Wednesdny evening at ii unlock
a banquet will be served to the dele~
gates and guests in the dining mom
0i The Elton.
Addresws' of Welcome,
lion. Will Thoma. mayor oi Waiver-
bur \lrur
Nev. F D. Buckley. rector at Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church.
, of Waterbury.
"Bilsiness Ethics."
E 1). Fisher. secretary Piatbush
Trust Company. Brooklyn. N. Y.
“American Bankers' Association."
Lewis I.:Piensou. vice-president Ameri-
ioan-Bsnkers' Association.
“Changes at Fifty Years in Our Gov-
ernment and Business Method.
Hon. John 8. Wise. «congressman of
Virginia
tom'e won
Chis. ”A Coliey. Waterbury.
Thursday. June lith.
Convention wfli be opened at 9: so
a. on; in the room or the Home Club
on the fifth-Inns at The Elton.
Order or We:
Re got Minutes.
n of Bro-ideal.
sew st Semis”.
ol Treasurer.
leg on of Whilst-Ive Committee.
Eusihess (special subjects oi in,
rarest to insults:- Many no dis
mention of oilicsrs Clitihdihbtm of
incentive oorxmitt midsol
or the A. B. and. to to act
as mmlosting coinini tee.
Adjournment. ,
At the close otth thot no special
trolley car will is betel”
the Country Club w are “lune: wil be
served at 1 o'clock.
The secretary will or i
the lobby "magnet?“ "is doing
no. 9 earnest y
tar 011“»th and fiwmm
buttons.
egates may bring their clubs and
fiel‘welcoms lo the use of the golf
a s
. ‘ ' sari
Electrical -Dl
iiusis wassii . ~
l.
arm A
sorts.
f Amid; *l'o ores
W
and Cuisine Up
itstss fi‘ per day and u
port: 1.. R. Hurlbutt; Wilton: S.
'. pm“ lam Georges: [slump
ire Ridgelleid; lw. R Beahi‘sou. Par-
*1! mu‘flol’mtand. Nu" mm;
b. Andrews New York: John d.‘
in. Boston; Newman, New
k; Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Bedhm;
~;on George. Tum ismwa‘ty;
throng Elyres, Ohio; 0. V. Mills.
. on; .i ii. Ferd. Wow; we.
nroy, ilroclrtontrw B. Cloth, James
. My New York; ii'.
‘ ‘Eiedanben; Wyn: N. listens;
inkers New Y.orlt
RATHER-i;
W‘W Gris Choice sl
J
the New England. llleretolore
‘ the various newt, “W om
lions have been supp with some
' in the service 0i Uni-lid
alert?“ or the a r lg,
the sdluiant WW as};
connecticui, tr h'llh lot ill!
Mr or this “an?“ "Hyat- the
Nib” chili. We! MW na
val militia The department has do.
Ndnd to try so lupovatlonfithls year on
were!
a like
small boat belo o the
government ands lowed them
a cruise in it at various M.
will be assigned in W3 ragul
iio fleet when it 3 l! to Newafihw
M iti‘l summer cruse
The plan contemplates one wesit'a
‘s'bouid be given some consideration on
cruise. from Sunday to “flu" uld‘ilonnectlcut owes lunch of its prosper
the Connecticut boys can take their
choice or one or three weeks, namely
Jul it to 17: July is to 2|, and July
tale 8!. There is a proviso however,
in the instructions sent out by the ds~i
pertinent, that that is that the naval
organisations of Connecticut
week. and the department expects the
two distant merits of Oottmilcllt
and Mode island Agreempoa the
(litre berm untiiylng the department
of lilo leiddtllra mode.
why these trio allies are required to
no at~thn Ila limo is that one best
will be ordered to csrr the whistle-
t'lona item the two sin us to ills piece
or Mdesvotts
The boys Will he like!) on to Pi’Ov
vinostowu lass" trout solos central
harbor in Connecticut. slobsbir New
Haten. 0n the way the some but Will
tnke aboard the ithotie island:- also.
The start will be made UM!”
before they are due to no a the
war vessels. and a lull week will be
spent aboard. Three days‘wlil he in
port for general instructions, Nd the
remainder oi the time will be spout st
and in target practice and the regular
evolutions oi warships.
The Alluuilr fleet consists or is war-
ships, and it is expected that it com
panics oi naval militia organisations
will take part invthe mansuvroa. Nine
or those 00m tron: Massachusetts.
two lrom Connecticut, two lrom R
island, and one trout Maine. Roch
company will consist or so men and
(our oilicers, and they will be alliga-
ed to one ship, where the privates will
pfiform the regular dp ties oltb media‘s
8am.
omcsrs will be on the shine love with
the regular haul leru.
it is expected hy the department
that these tilQIlBlIvres will be of artist
benefit to the void eer orgsulastlons.
Just In the joint iltsry insueuvros
have proved to he. s soon so the ad
jutaht general or cooper-mm notiiles
the department as l«growl-oi; shaeiect
ed, {urmitl orders w ll issued by the
department for the (miles ortho Con
necticut boys.
Ii lilE who: illil
BASEB:L-L.
. ._....- .
l National League Standing.
W. R.
Pittsburg ........... 31 1“; l ‘ .721
Chicago ...... “£8 3.17; .622
New York ......... ‘ i7 .553
'Oincinnati m ~.E . air-e .85
”Philadelphia .. ..... l7 " 23 - 426
at [pull ........... i9 26 422
Brooklyn ........... it 26 405
Boston. .. ........... l2 2!! .29!
Yesterday’s Results.
Pittsburg. ii; Philadelphia. 0.
Cincinnati in: Boston, 2
St. Louis 4: Brooklyn. 3.
Chicagoitlew York. rain
Games Today.
Boston st Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburm
American Lea Standi .
"ll. N no
, Detroit ............ 28 14 .861
New York ..... .22 16 .570
,Phll'adelpbls . . .
alumna».
Yesterday's Results.
Rodi/mt. 3. at. hours. .3.
All other shines postponed
1' ”s . .
St. bottle at “mum y,
troll at New York.
eveland b Philndsi in ' -.
Glilbogt‘l bl. ilshin
ornament Lea s b.- iidi
it i. ".0
Hart ....... tL .
............
........
.........
n . it MUG in 1300me
h
year however. the nsvsiorsdpissiiua not“ 19“!" l" “M“
and
Rhode island must “IBM, the salne‘
'nersons. residents of the state.
_ He be loved thub
‘y there were other noses besides the one
‘ lie said the company objected that it
c. wss hurt seriously this lorenoon. on
_, or North Stamiord.‘ a workstation who .
; lag st the times
steer aside and clear
.gggdeportmsht or the story.
.'to
"lh
lulig line
HARTFCRD, flan; l . By a vote of
20 in» do, the. shoots someday relented
M llllhilNVlillill iliai a telephone oom-
shall furnish service to a [menu
livid} within three-fourths 01’ at mile of
units min line when application is
do tinder certain Jipecllted condi
lfllglll ’ The bill camel tnl babble lm
do! an unfavorable requrd Senator
B rls. chairman ludiblam
e the report it Canister tints es-
ise spoke!
the re at Mile Scout is
Peck and 90 q
sop opposed it. The bill
had previously pa the use Ben
stoi- Bosnia ssld t the tier wna ‘
on. in which. onlyo parsim had sp-
hesrsdn level-w brand it dld not seem
to this tliltt Mlle was any
general desireint lor it He did not think
the passage oi
Wilt have so
ribus results for the benelit of one per-
‘Iou. The person interesbed 'wss locat-
ed at a. certain distancebetween two
lines He thought the corporations
it)! and development to them. Ho mi-
uumed that the senators did not come
here for the purpose of bailing corpor-
ations. He referred to the section oi
the bill which requires that the appli-
cant shail hove his spiriicstlon sign-
ed by t‘wentyresldenls Wine towns
who are subscribers and by five other
He
said this was plus a makeshift lie
contended that o‘tll r sectioni of the
hill were blind and that the conditions
in this pnrticuiur case wore such as
to pr hide. it pr t to the company
llo be nhlulst And
if pslrbd Would be a detriment to
oev ry one. .
Senator Peck lavorcd the bill and
did not believe the ultlsens of the state
would think it an unnecessary measure
l‘l-pass'ed. He split it would protect
the interests oi’ he peolrio and that
mentioned to which it would apply.
lilbt the telephone company in the [not
had not given the service it should
hnve‘given. The state had given this
company ,. monopoly and it was no
more than right that the company
should aim lair service at a fair cool.
its did not believe the company should
base its profits on the individual, but
on the total business of the company.
would interfere with its system and
he naked, “Who gave them the right to
make a system which would not benev
ill the people?"
Senator Alsop illougltt the bill pro-
vided s lair deal for everybody. tie
did not regard it an on lndividunl but
all a general bill.
Bonnier tllnkeslce believed that the
tslephtrllnveo mi hollow! moh-
opoly, sad that it o ill"| tare business
some times at s ,‘but if this bill
passed it would establish a precedent
which means the loss or thousands ol
dollars to the contort”. He thbughi
that the telephone business should be
controlled but hqi. lip, (1 upon The
blotter was thdh it"ni avoie. and a
divislon showed ”flavoring rejection
of the‘bili
-- n. «I ”‘ifliillll I
OPP! '8 EHAUFFEUR ARRESTED.
ll .13.“
After an Accithnt in Which a Raddisr
Was ha . sly injured.
srmronn’; flnsl'io.—'~rouowing an .
accident in which an ‘ltalinn peddler
.7
Summer; street 7 ‘ ; north or Bull's .
Head, Paul unnumbered. chlnfleill‘
tor fired Upper, ' neartoonls whose
farm is at Till-mp lyer, was rreslsd
rte peddler is in the Stamford Hoapi
Miss Sophia hl’urr Opper, Mr 0p
per‘s daughter. and Miss Martha
Wood at Cleveland. 0. a friend who
has been visiting bliss Opper were in
the cor with Stoker coming to town. .
The peddior etgtpd his wuon ahead
of them to make a sale to Robert Hoyt.
Was driving in a vehicle» in the some .
direction that the motor car
going. The peddiel’s wsson was
going north. and It was over on the.
right side oil the rogd Mr 4:031}
wagon was asoon t alright e o
the mall He villainous Laonth
Stokes blew the automobile horn sev-
eral titans. according to his own state-
tnent. that oi the young ladies sad or
sir. ltort He lrtsdhto drive the out
was
ohn‘s tri
“pedal er' ’ .
trout mud mtnrd hit
knocked him down. ~ I "
Miss Upper had»
it til it illflmlfime Ell
l‘h‘t Once n d
nn‘VIeet’awlliice Vlls est ‘
‘Y’Olt
habit in the car and toolt tn
_“ll ital “‘ ~‘
to ‘llio
l olb ‘ l f
i use: c 3r u.
the? might be a Motors 'At the bass
taint-sin . ,p p .
msgilcl momentum tiolio
Emmi; unmixed ‘
. ins sill, loo _
llama; and s‘ hgfigprs , '
was eiaisll i um Ill
none enlivev .
' in: til ,U
The M. Resd~»_Co
- Second. to llle Window's——
Hotel at 5...... bass Jamar-1y do».
.b.,,...m,t
The n M Read Co.
n.1,i’ih‘s -.
we l-ntrrn‘ , ‘ .
Pattern Govins of Pongee Batiste
Four Choice Sump"!
A rare opportunity to secure ‘1 beautiful dimmer gown
of exquisite quulitv, which can be made very distinctive.
"llterc are but four of them remaining, flue soft batistc of
a pongee color Malkcdlrom $i5. 00
'to $10.00
White Pattern Gowns. dainty afiairs of batiste and
lawu, embroidered and with lace trimmings. For Gradua-
tion Gowns,
33-50 to $43-50-
Emhroidcry Section, main floor.
Stockings! A Tempting Special
, Black Gauze Silk Lisles, quuisitciy fine and sheer but
reinforced ill the places that wear first. Tllt rc is a deep gar-
tcr top and a SpliCtil Stall] running the entire lengths. 'lbe
heels and toes are (r-tlircail extra heavy, and the soles (lou‘
lilo. lhis Stocking should be seen to be apprtcinttd, so lus—
trous and smooth it is.
Regular pl‘ii‘c 75c. Special at 50 as.
Demonitration of Brass Art Work
The sight of the numbcrlcss pretty things in brass
with sicncilcd designs for etching, makes anyone long to get
to work with the etching tools and tinv hammer. Any wo—
man with artistic taste and clover uitlt her fingers can pro-
duce very beautiful and unique pieces. Candle and lamp
shades, ornnmcntal boxes and trays, match holders, pilote-
graph frames and other articles for the desk or table. De-
sirable for gills. Come and sec the work done.
‘ Basement Furnishing Store.
In the Tea Room. Delicious Salads for luncheon on
hot «lays. Lettuce Mayonnaise Cheese Egg and Chicken.
Chicken and Beef Bouillon, Sandwiches and homemade
Cake. lced T ea and Coffee
The person in search of Gifts for Weddings will do
well to take a leisurely walk through the Furniture Rooms
these days
THF‘F- onuAtLv Anew , -~ ‘
homo dim '
. ‘ We carry sisrge and attractive line of Floor Government:
sisting of y _
Carpets Linoleums,
Mattings g
Weesrry
Shades. Lace CultnlnS.
Show to Order I 3150th
hosting in the
COVE?! I
whole block on '
soften lir nudist lions". ‘st .3 wind was limit
Not-wilt
a Hotel. The notfge who quickly
not-10¢ open for
less! are opponent was or
' optAsburlr.
y the WM
. ill or
Norwalk Chronicler