‘ ”tassel
ham? ‘1‘ ,
“W. 5:14 .. m.
soulcnmcroliv .‘
m
al Communication Of Old
, . No. 100. r. and A. M.. will
“it its more June 11th. at I
m. Work, F. c. dam All
”some ”radially and frat-n
l'i'stsmsliy youth,
‘ BERT M. WILGOX, Ioc'y.
“flow York Sun advocates this
policy towards Emma (laid
her talk, cease pestering
lies what the effect will he."
would have her "talk less.
Wound which results". it is
hot some people who, in must
lie advocates of conservatism,
or come across a iirebrand
ey‘llke to experiment with it,
loses what it might do.
/ ' is a promising outlook for a
est crop, but this is not tak-
meaning that floor will be
. may, however, bring a return
, vol of a year or two ago. Yes»
"'s report is considered the most
his in several years.
”cocaine or ELECTRICITY.
sellout 00. Hsvln
_. in South Norwalk Office.
is a most interesting piece of
bold equipment on exhibition at
outh Main street ethos of the
tlcut Company.‘ it is an electric
in range, on which you may boil
tie of water, broil a stacker do
' else in the cooking line. and
b not of much interest.
will be fully demonstrat-
go of ‘Miss Kerr. whose home is
rwalk, but who was formerly con-
‘ with demonstrations for the
in Edison Company. The use
this: range is particularly commend-
, summer residents tthe shore.
, fecustomers electric
‘ ch or be tried for two weeks. At
of, this period customers will
the]. privilege of purchasing at
by coal, or returning them.
irons will also be demonstrated
:- of Nine Years Has Left
ov'm With Plenty of Coin.
tie George Andrews, only nine
W old, is‘an adventurer bold. Yea-
‘miillyyil‘o left his home in Hillside
" ill! behind him, and. it is believed.
out to conquer the world.
byway. his father is looking for
_ ‘ this morning had not been
{to locate the lad, who is said
y endowed with
.. be: quite liberal!
tor George got into print about
oaks ago, when he borrowed
_I. Raymond's horse and start-
pend Sunday afternoon on 0.
“rl o‘: with a boy friend. George
ado his home with his grand-
, . He is the youngest runaway
lies stayed away over night, in
ity, in a long time. he is a pre-
|_ youngster. and it is confident—
as ted that he will turn up all
“HY-comma closure.
nrphy, of Ely avenue. called
as the cause of the charge
0 had preferred against
Conchia. who lives in
thoroughfare. The two are
Hr. Murphy states that
plowing last'month. his
-p‘vert' the line billet: the
”new. 0 0" n: V one
Willa children declared that
. her wonld kill him. Later Mr.
it! ‘olpostulated with Mrs. 00c-
tbs‘hig‘hway. asking her what
no. «He says she called him
mottled :her shoe and hit
venue is in be a
.4.
,HQETAGEABOUT 060.000.
: WWN. June lit—The exam-
..tho accounts. at the Mer-
tlonsi Bank to ascertain the
the sum alleged to have
. ted by Frederick H. Briga
bookkeeper, is nearly com-
Iio fraudulent transactions on
havsboon found reaching
early in last Fobru
«t lndiontions
‘ tlon'wili not
.. u ‘1 , ‘
Hm " son-a draft of’
0 bill to be known probably during its _
career boferwths general assembly as
a liberal'liunday law, has been drawn
up by Senator Iatimsr, as a subcomv .
lattice. and submitted to the commits .
toe on the Judiciary. This is now un-
,der consideration in executive session,-
and if a formal vote favors it. the:
bill istill be reported. There is consid-
erable sentiment in favor of the bill
«as it is drawn. local option is the
underlying provision in the matter of
Sunday sports and the keeping open 0 .
mercantile establishments on Sunday
on Eundlty. The measure as drawn '
is short in verbiage, concise in terms.
and divisions cover specific conditions
so that the elimination of a section
will not destroy the bill in its entirety.
Sunday is defined and the pursuits
which are proper to be followed on
Sunday are set forth as does the pre-
sent law, and a section then follows
under which th mayor of a city or
ltho. selecimen of a town have the pew-
er to license sports and entertain-
ments which do not commence earlier
than 2 p. m. on Sunday afternoon. Sun-
day baseball is covered without the
line being drawn as to professional
or amateur games. local puthorlties
are. ven the power to issue licenses
for be opening of stores during cer-
tain hours of Sunday as they see fit.
and the people so demand.
The unique feature of the bill is
that its provisions are operative in
all towns of the' state except wherlll
the voters specifically decline to no
cept it. The feature is called a re
verse referendum. Towns which do
not want liberal Sunday will have to
vote will take from the mayor of a
city or the selectmsn of a town the
right to issue Sunday licenses.
Forecasting the fate of the bill
should it be reported, many of the
members of. the legislature who are
inclined towards a liberal Sunday law
because of a seeming demand in the.
cities for freedom in the way of onse-
bail and other sports, are of the opiu-
lon that no liberal law will pass the
whichhouse. They point to the reel»
9 ing which is inherent among residents
of the towns of Coneotlcut that Sunday
should be a day of quietness. Mem-
bers from the larger towns seem to he
liberal in their views and point out
the problems presented in providing
diversion for thousands upon thou!»
ands of men and women who have
only Sunday to themselves. Two
years ago a bill was carefully drawn
to meet conditions which now exist
in the same respect. only the title
of this bill was to preserve the annuity
of the Sabbath, yet its liberal tenden-
cies hrOught objection and the bill
was rejected by an overwhelming ”
vote.
slum illliln
lilill ins iiHilil
Discovrrd on 1 Sand Beach ai Fire
island. and .4 in. Boals and
Liie' Savers Co to Rescue
. Inlay-“—
NEW YORKflune'ioa—The Spanish
steamer Antonio Lopes, with 526 pas-
sengers and a crew of 135 men. ran
aground on the sand beach at Fire
island last night and lay on the beach
all night, pounded by heavy seas.
Rockets warned the decimated summer
life saving crew at Point of Woods
life saving station, but they could dc
nothing until daylight. Early today
wrecking tugs reached the stranded
steamer, a lifeboat was launched
through the surf and the work of trans
terrlng woman and children passengers
to the wrecking tugs was begun. The
sea was still too high to permit the
passengers to he landed on shore. The
steamer appeared to be undamaged
and in no immediate danger. Host of
the passengers were from Italian and
Spanish port . bound for Vera Cruz.
where the ole mer intended to proceed
after touching at New ‘York. >
The Lopes lay on a sand bar about
a thousand feet off shore when the
wreck was discovered by Edward Balt-
er. son of CaptainICharlea Baker, cap
tain of the ‘gPolut of Woods station.
Captain Baker mM‘but his
son assemhiodta'»'iroilmto¢r crew of
fishermen..-'fleesral attempts were
made to launch the lifeboat. but the h
surf was running too high and the ves- ‘
"s‘el lay so far from the share that the
lifevsavcrs woroyunable to shoot a line
over her to setup the branches buoy.
A requesttwas forwarded to‘New
Yon-holly for wrecking tugs and within
a few hours two of them reached tho,
scene and passed lines to the stranded?
steamer. They were unable to remove it
her, and the Lopes than hoistedslgnals‘ _.
asking that small boats be sentfloin ,
shore to take off the passenger-”who '
mocking] tugs hogan; "'Momcnf. Ind
children wareta‘hen protruding men
. hollowed. no results 0k processed
. e autonlofiLopes is “teal steam
. tan-430 loot Inn’s and 8.691 not toss
; spa is owned‘liy the'Coinpouis 'l‘
Athntica, of Emelou. j . .
i . .
‘AS USUAL
it Friday of every week one
2’10 stamps with 1 lb. Vary Bert ‘
. ”Emlr'f'i'élii‘l’ii.....
with 1 lb. Fancy
*‘a. seamless 1.7%.;
“your“ with it
GI ”nun-nun“ .
é‘s'lii'a'i’iiiflthsbfie
:0 Stamps witnd mi: “has
Mmcaibo Coffee ...........2§o
10 istamps with 1 lb. Boil. 30m .
location...”
10 Stamps with
Coffee .
LOWMT PRICED!
This is a Combination That Cannot be Beaten.
n w . .
is PINK STAMPB WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING ABTIGLIIH‘
1 lb. Iamch Cocoa ”H.350
1 pkg. Monarch Born Sta h...100
Rhianna Chocolate.” .
2 lbs. Mixed Cakes...'..‘......20b
lessons
h dopam’ncnt contributes its share to ‘malrc this the banner bargain
day. NQT 0N LEFT OVERS OR UNSALEABLE STOCK. BUT REGULAR MER-v
CHANDISE THAT IS SEASONABLE AND OF STANDARD MAKE.
)TOMOREO
- Men’s $1.00 Shirts.
ouaurv smear: dismiss rsasx
,W’S LIST .
250 Handkerchiefs,
l4 lb. Pure Ground Mustard” .109
56 lb. Put-smack Flipper. . .
A Large Bottle Blulng. . .. ..... 100
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers. . . .270
1 lb. Best Shredded Cocoanut. .200
counters crock rm: wmss. uouons. sorrts «To; an.
compasses, CLARETB. saursnnsam'
' A. F. BECKMA‘ NN too;
03 and 00 Washington 0‘.
sum out
on now
Steamer. Rammed Bow “trough
Thain si Sic. Marie and 3300.-
000 Damages Results
SAULTE STE. MAME, hllch.. Juno
Ida—With all the Weight of lake Su-
perior behind it, an ung vernable ton
rent of water rushes th
000.000 Cnnsdlnn'canal built to carry
vessels around the impassable rapids
of the Saint Marys river.
fall, approximately 30 feet, is center
ed in the lock that was wrecked yes-
terday. when the steamer Perry. of
the Gilchrist fleet. rammed her how
through the lower gate.
" The upper gates were open when
the walker crashed open the lower.
and the tremendous power of the ra~
instant play. The
steamer Asslnlbcia, a big Canadian
Pacific passenger liner moored within
the lock chamber, was torn away
frord her moorings, and swept into the
open reaches of the river below.
The Walker was whirled around
several times, and finally landed on a
shoal out of the channel.
“*"Both the upper gates of the
and one lower gate
. 190 Wash Ties,
1 dozen Largo
“Silver" Negligee Shirts, stripes
.’ and. dots. including the new
Regularly 61.00.
FRIDAY. 76¢.
‘ 25.; Window Shades,
All Linen. Lace and Embroidered
handkemhlefs for women; samples
of a big manufacturer. All regular
Plain Poplins and Striped and
Dotted Liam Washable Fannin-
hands. for men and women: Our
regular price the.
FRIDAY 12%.
Toilet Articles
15c Corylopsis Talcum Powder.
at ........ . .................
FRIDAY, 121/39
750 Rugs, 49c
run 28x601’811e Hemp ‘Rugs, as,»
sirablo for summer homes and
Regular price 75c.
10c Waist Support-
Phone Gill 410.
“osmium-is.
SIMsfllJitY CHURCH. DBMOATID.
SiMBBURY, June 10.-v'l'he new col.
flee of the slmsbury Methodist Epic»
mph! church. which has been building
for the past year. was dedicated to-
lt. ii. Ensign. «the board of
‘the;..heys of the
church over to Bishop Daniel, flood
sell, who preached the dedicniory serv
moo. The edifice: whichcost 350,000
‘10 build, was the gift of R. if. muslgu.
and the organ the
Ensign and Joseph Ensign.
I.
' SUMMER
Cotter/gas
Furnished complete at short
notice. All kinds and '
. Mel“... .
Vacation
. Fumiture
Specially low e
F. A. MITCHELL
con. wau. AND man a
Ironwood. canal.
()psqud Window Shades -
5c. 3r. Lyon’s Tooth Powder . ..... 17c
zserjllow Tops,
'1 150 0‘
Banded fillies? Tops: in new lot
just arrived. Refillarly 25c.~~
FRIDAY. 15c.
15c Baby Bibs, 9c
Quilted Baby Bibs, prettlly lace
trimmed. liegular price 16c.
750 Sheets. 58c,
81:90 Full and Seamless Sheets.
Regularly sold 75c.
FRIDAY, 580.
75c Connierpancs.
19c Taffeta Ribbon,
trustees, turned
Shirt Waist Supporters. elastic
bands, with front pin attached.
, «Sold regularly 100.
$2.00 Waiéts, $1.29
Standard makes of Fine White
Walsts. in line lace, trimmed. all
Regularly 82.00.
FRIDAY $1.29.
50c Corsets, 39c
makes of regular 50c Cor-
sets, every size.
FRIDAY, 39:?
100 Bowls, 7c
1 Quart Decorated Bowls; usual-
No. so Tnil‘cin Ribbon. m“ pink.
white and light blue.
gift of Mrs. Roll.
FRIDAY. 10: VQRD.
- 15c But-t0
Strips, 9c
"Ever Ready" Button and Button
Hole Strips. 21 inches long: all
ready to use. Regular price 15c.
FRIDAY, 90 STRIP.
‘ $1.00 Bread or one
Boxes, 79c
Roll Top Bread an
white or oak colo
bread and cake). good size. Regular
price ”.00. ‘ xi
n Hole
pids was given
large Size White Conmtcrpanes.
Our regular 76c value.
smear. 40c.
lowm' gale still hangs to its fasteninga,
twisted and broken.
The loss of the, Canadian govrrrr
meut will probably
and the damage iothe Crescent City
is estimated at 0100.000.
sux annuals §
. Elli! «nun
As Rcsnli oi Explosion in Ohio. Blast
‘ Formosa—Over Score Had Mir-
aculous Escape
' WHEELING, w. Va., June low—Sis
,men literally burned tea crisp; to
probably fatally lulu-red, and 10 more
seriously hurt, hre'the results of an
explosion last night at \ the ,Mnrtins
Ferry. 0.. blast mm of the Wheel-
Steel and iron Company. ' .,
weutyefour others had miraculous
apes from horrible deaths or is.
reach ”5:11.000.
MEETS WEEKS TODAY.
NEW YORK. new HAVEN &
95f” Commit!
HARTFORD RAILROAD
‘ 1mg rants. '
in as... June a, 1909.-
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. ILA-12:58:. 5:071, 6:41x, 6:08.’
6:50. 7:20. 7:46. 8:18x. 8:513, 9:10x.
9:37, 10:20:. 10:52x. 11:29.
P. Lie—12:681. 2:501: 8:31, 6:08x.
. 0:40. 0:601, 7:15x. tux.
iliiiiii 1" ~
nun» nu
ram arolsix unobntested divorce
M on the short. calendar list of
the Civil» Superior“ ~(‘amrt which are to,
' inboard on ruddy before Judge‘imf
so Will Talk Over Tax ~
_ Commiaolm With Governor.
HARTFORD.VJunc 10.-—lt was stat-
ed here yesterday that the legislative
shellfish committee will» call.
Governor Weeks today, and tako‘upl
the matter with him 0! the suggestion
of names for the new special state oy-
ster taxation submission. .
As far as . believed, itpis calculated
: that the commission shall consist of
but three men. One of these men, it
is expected, will be one of the newly
elected members of
fisheries commission.
\V W“
,. _v\i!l‘i.i. all. CITY STREETS.
alleged a Street Commissioner Daniel Dunlap
cam“ in Will! the oiling of North
Main streetaud West avenue, tomor-
row or'i-lctardhr‘, lf'ths weather is ta.
vorable.‘ A carloadiof 6.000 gallons of
oil has arrived, ‘sndihe sprinkler has
been equipped so ‘a new spraying sp-
‘barntus which
evenlyvabost».
.“
But Our 250% _
"to “width.
n has been ottoman-s at.
the price for years oil over this
country, and there is noim ..
to doubt than will continue to '
and can therefore
lty no. Witch you
Coffee that is “on
Union Pacific sills , . ‘
pound.“ you. can «pass limit it
that it costs 05s or 40‘s. for that
In what Coffees as amp-ear»
25c biennium in other stores.
“The Unio
the state shell 10Aioli.---1:3:53x, 6:07x. 5:41;, 8:64.
r. 'M.—-12:5s. 2:441: 2250:. 6:35.
$530 7:001. 7:12.741; Sizlx, 0:50»
At midnight fragments of four
~biackenod bodies had been recovered.
.Thetwo other victims will probably
‘ never be found. The 3), injured inch.
some with arms and legs burned at!
and their bodies terribly scorched. are
Home of the injured. alter being
showered with molten
screaming to'tho Ohio River, nearby.
and ellipses into the cold water. They,
.vrereugiuiclriyroscuod and sent to‘ s
p; ,
has”. 1888; desorfiiti
April ,3. .1900. fr ‘
seventeeniyeer-old daughter. 1"
is desired by the fat
: Edith Jewell Ill
I ‘ ,
0‘ Paufic. star has bombs _
‘. ’ . _ y and has been indict-ably ‘
‘Petor now resides in Neuronal). N. .l..
, while Mrs. loitert resides
tie avehumllrid
new vonxg'ro scum NORWALK.
A. M.*-13:008,’d‘:4’ '
50. 9:15x. 10:031.
._ . .—- :00: 150:.
3:32;, 3:55, 4:152 ms. 5:0,
0:01;. 6:03. 8:08. ‘szoox, 9:80, 11:.
read ~.tho oil
ughfsre. ,It is I
‘ . . he commissioner to
lint-Y; only. one side or the thorough-
fares; at a time and zlve that side. a
chance to wot i
A.- M.-~12:00:. 0:00. 1:30. 8:50x,
9:15 10:02:. .
r60 94:05, 5:04, eon. 7:00. 3:30.
“Mullen Homeless:
‘ Henry ‘1'). (liar
FIN‘ID FOR VlaLATlflG LIQUOR
mar saunas. June‘10.--.lsn1es
Daley, .who ‘3'!“ arrested saturday
:ltiliit by the hints polls, on embargo
of violatingtho liquor law. pleaded
‘s'ullty on tour-counts~ when arraigned
rt today. and. was Mr
to ' ith costs marina
m Sire“: scorn Noswaur To new
mu ,7 House.
2:101. 1116!. 1257!. 6:15..
7:27.81“. 10:23:, 11:12:. 11:47.,
P M.-—12:osx. 1:21, 3:11. s:2ix. ,
I. 3283. 'l;10x, 9:16;
, 10; , 8‘s. 11:18.
were frightened»: After daybrsss Aet- bat . _ .
lng Captainflsnor and his men git
properly several surfboata iau shed and a boom
arrea'trsusfsr-oitho user-in the
“A. when... men ‘1.
48, 7:103.- 0:84..
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