8. GANS
ARE FILLING THEIR BINS WITH
reSh Mined
Lehi ghCoal
FOR THE COMING SEASOgN.
DON'T FORGET TO EXAMINE THEIR sTocK BEFORE
. PLACING YOUR ORDER.
Telephone '721
68 Water Street
THE SOUTH NORVALK EVENING SENTIN
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 OOUTH MAIN ST... SOUTH NORWALK
.... Nu...“ m-
Great Sale of Litdies'. Misses’
Children’s Dresses
JUST FOR THI
CALL AND BEE THEM,
as worn MAIN or,
so. NORWALK. “The
Confirmation or Graduation Dresses. for Girls. 98c to $20
and
3 WEEK ONLY.
TH;Y ARE BEAUTIFUL.
n 51 MAIN erase-r,
Paris 5 sramrono.
‘ he
Educator
SHOE
Children’s Ankles
Will. Not Turn
when this shoe is worn because
its special construction counter-
acts ankle strain. .
The. ahoe.ills snug under the
arch, distributing the weight of
the body On the ball of the tool.
The loo lit broad to prevent
cramping and encourage natural
development of growing tt-et.
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE
* NORWALK.
'CONNEALLY
IN
IBRACKEN
OI. WASHINGTON STREET.
BOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 863-4
_...._ _ [
‘l’rr'afims Corn. 639.
THE SUCCESS OF
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Depends upon the quality of the
*. .Cement used.
.mmti‘\
ATLAS
\. CIMINI
.i‘
\ ‘,.-
/
/-.
ATLAS is the standard in ce-
ments because of its 'purity and
unifOrm quality. Made in one
grade—the best-oi genuine Port-
land Cement Rock. The Govern-
ment is using millions of barrels
of ATLAS on the Panama Canal.
For sale by
THE FEMSOALO-
E have constantly claimed
and claim now:
Nil litilitii'lititii
that
The burdet or proof. being upon
the ilalnrant. we herewith un-
burdeu ourselves of II few
"proofs." Our l-ittzelton coal lit:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
lint trot FIRE-PROOFs—‘uol Ira.
the slightest degree. hot the
Hiltnliest particle of it fireproof.
it these proofs don't convince
you, there Is the ‘oltt supremo
lest:
Try It Yourself
The B. Hershlield
8t Son CO.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
tailitrs'
World
Mullins
litirpt‘r's
l'rarsou.
lltttisi»
.IOlll‘llitL
Strand.
Home
Popular.
Monthly: Harper's llttznr,
Horilrircr'u. [It’ll Book. (Your!
II'PI'IIIII: and others.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
“ ‘MoN'EY-"T'o'iLOI‘tN"
“’0 loan money to norritexeepors at
81 weekly payments. also to property
owners on second and third morl
Itasca. All business transacted strict
iy confidential. Office hours from 9 a
in. till ’i‘ p. tn: Saturdays till 9 p. m
INDEPENDENT LOAN ll SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havilsnd Bldg
One flight on. Room 1.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We llii\'(' ll (ttlillllll‘Il' stock of Patent
Medicines. Perfumes and 'i‘oilel .\i"
licli's
Agents I“llIIt‘l. titevtie (Io. ('IlOt‘t)‘
lilies
W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
. , DRUGGISTS
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
Tl. iwl Iii
mail $.31. ‘32: 3a. ' 3AA”.
'l'ltcam
7-Jewel Wotan
$5. ‘7 or 39 IUIOIIAIIIIII) cater
(all and In it.
W. R. KIRCH G. CO.
.i- universe; “wort“...
WAYS OUY
The Roger Ludlow
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS
AIK YOUR DIAL]! FOR THEM.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANU'AOTUIIK
S ' l f Th'
Monogram Rye Whiskey. .75c at hot.
Sherry Wine . ....... 35:: qt bot
Fine Bock ....... Si. 00 case. delivered
UiIlPI utiirila too llilllll‘ltilltl to lllt'tl-
lion. till Itt t‘llI prlreit.
ilol lliuiitt tier-f Free Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe A Chestnut Bis. Tot “51.3
J. A L. DIIEOA, Props
GOID MEDAL FlOUIi
. a...” 4~24r>
fiMPHAOIZINO HIB POINTS.
‘I think i ll borrow llll idea from the
Itlli‘II‘IIQllI’ Itotiiwu for my society din
urn."
"All to how?“
“Have the. IIIIao-tlrniitiiior wlitii'ii irlii
rlrtim every III'III‘ an Irpliirnut iii utter-
ed.” i’ltlubtirg Post.
.. we”...
No "Iltt nilllty was not mum'd by
You Must Live Within Your Income
TO OUCCIED iN THIO OUOY WORLD. A DOLLAR OR TWO. PUT
ACID! EACH WEEK iii
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
AT THI OOOT OF IOMI IMALL OAONIPIOE iI SURE TO HELP
YOU IN FUTUNI VIAHB
97 Wlhlnzton 8i. United Bank Building South Noni/silt
ilw cow tirinplng oven the moon
.M .—:!......
Wm M..- a...“ wmm... ..._....‘—._—...,w
O’BRIEN, tire Hatter
LOOK AT THE DERBIES.
$1.65, 81.90, 82:40, $2.90.
DID YOU 356 THE CAPS?
45c. 96c.
YACHT AND GOLF CAPS,
46o. 950. $1.45.
GOOD BOFT HATS.
$1.90.
UMBRELLAS,
65c. 95c, $1.50, $1.90.
The Clifford
McPherson A Stevens. Props.
Single rooms. with or without
hath
Itoomu en suite suitable for luiil
Ilies.
Terms moderate.
month. t‘all nitd examine: no trott-
bio to ow.
Cuisine and service excellent
(Info stocked with the choicest of
brands.
Cor. Sopthlilaiu and Elizabeth.
Streets, South Norwalk
Rates by the.
‘AEIIIIIIAIITS llIIIiIlII-
SillIlIlS WHEII FIIIIIIII
(Continued from First, Page)
During the Intervals when the tioro—
nnutn were partially (YOIIHI'IOIIH. neither
of them could explain the accident yet-iv
terday. bttt it. IH believed that turn on-
{raping from the big but; curated them
to intro control of the Viking itird that
Illte gas estuped until a diop followed
; The. balloon was first sighted t-toutli
tot (‘enti'r about I o‘r-loeli‘ yesterday
‘aflrrnoon. Those who saw It r‘ould
tIiliiirorn lto pustular-rs and suspected
‘tltat something was wrong. it was go
.lna at the rate of about live. miles an
.ltortr. As it moved over Center and to
‘ihe north it appeared to be settling
toward the ground. Then suddenly
the bag eollapaed and the dash to the
Ieartlt followed.
; Farmers soon reached the spot.
. wbi're the balloon lIIiil fallen In it field
3’i'iti‘y II'I‘OtI the two apparently iletIil
‘irri-n utid l'fll‘l'lt‘ll them to the nearest
‘Iurin house, wlroi‘i- l‘t‘HIill’lllIVOs wort-
'lHIIIlIIlIHIt'I’i‘iI. It was not until several
iltotirt-t later that Forbes showed about:~
it‘d highs of returning consciousness
and he rallied only for it few minutes
at a limo ili- serum-d to have no
knowledge of what had happened.
littiu has mused for a few moments
but like I’m lwa was unable to gito iilll
. details.
BERKSHIRE
PU'RE ICE
it )till wurii put. tee lot this Hllill
nit-I '5 us.- \llll itiit hate It iIt the llerit
shite iii» sllIiI in ll‘. . llllltll‘ litini \\ nit-l
oi \tltitii thi- toiiiruing i~ the attiiltsis
made in i ii ltnsti I’ll. l) theinint
\iasstii Illlisi its Auiii triturul
llit'llI station-
APPEARANCE
Turbidity ... .. .,., ..None
Sediment ..... . None‘
Color...........,...... ..Nons
Odor .......................... None
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION
Free ammonia ................ .006
Albuminold ammonia l ..... .0144
Chlorine ....................... .05
Nitrates ....................... None
Nitrite. . ' . ..None
Hardness (Clark a dearer). ..3 3i
.3“ .............. Non ne
iron .Traee
.\'o liniitiiitil titrotliil pond ltl‘ sold in
this ltllilllflll}.
Brookslde Ice Co.
IF VOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
\v have them All kinds in
season.
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIFS
a Specialty.
CANDIES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wash. 8t. Bridge.
Extrema
Nh‘W \‘Ulilx’. Mar ll.v»-A. Holland
iit‘ot'bi‘s has hurl an nilventii us rumor
us :i IlilllOtiilIHl. lie is vlcnpri'aldent
of the Aero (‘iub of America. (In (ii-i.
ll, lliliti. while he watt t-onipt-litrg for
”W .IIIIIit‘l-l (lot-don I’leniti-lt (IIHIliIIl‘C
trophy til Berlin, his big balloon. the
Conqueror. burst til It height of 3.0m)
im-t tutti fell audit The gas but:
spri'tul alter its collapse Iltlo n para.
ilItilo form and lowered the ill‘l‘iillillii
at itily III a house top iinlnltit‘eil. Mr
» Forbes won the larbm (‘lili on not, ll.
lililii. {iii the IOIlKI‘NI flight of that
your With Max (‘. P‘It‘lflt‘llllml‘ifl, of
Cincinnati, he started from St. Innis
. F“ (iii. l1! and laitili-Il in Chester li'li iii
Count). \'l._ allot covering a distant-e
oi I2l IIIIII‘N lit to hours and i?-
illllittllt ii
. Ascended to See the Comet
i not ill-2N in.» it... ll. Input...
lap .viiili moriritri biillooit \matti‘ II
about ..'r IIIIIt'!‘ nit lint. the balloon
ll'lllailirld llrnit oi the llirersltlIie-
nitlth arose from i’ltialii-itl at I it til
eilIl‘h’Il‘lltIt‘II III‘II’ three hour.» allot wards
tl‘lrc balloon wna piloted In (“hitllr‘tt l
l' liiltlun. nml uiim cairn-ii itnbbl t hut
in: Pli‘lst‘lti-r. or ”onion, and .l .i. \‘an
\'ullietibrirg_ II: Hoiilh i‘r'nntiititbiittt
r'IVIii‘ iicrtrlmtII-~ were unable to \‘Itlu
l litilliw'u ('tlilll' on Ili‘t‘tlillli ot‘ Illi‘ haw.)
:ilmouplti-rit' I-oittlitlona The highest
Nutrition tritium-d wit-z Moo WM. and
the temperature with lotifitl to ho Iil‘fll~
Month the sumo In on the earth
I'l'I‘TSI’Il'LIJl. Mass. “try It
liablit t‘liai'lrs l-‘Ictaehur, of Ilitslitll. l
J. Van \‘allit-itbittg, at South It‘tniir
itiglriint and Chitin.» .l tliiilden. of Ilus
tori, nai‘trtilI-ti triitii .\t-I‘o l'nik til I
ir'r'iiit‘k IIllt- morning in the brilliant
I'IIIhill‘itl III‘JI‘l til the III‘I‘k‘illll‘h .\Ir.
filliildI-it lli‘Il‘tI .Iu pilot and the other
two tin-ti “i' ll Hindi‘ligi‘ I‘« in hIlIt'h bra-
trig uoii ptipiir (I for ti long lllulti Iii-
litittittit iti \ i It tnh’i il in ilit north
,Iitttils Ilit Iiii~I>t\:.itnri.~ of ilttilI-t‘u
i'llllll'I ii \\ll.\ tIit' N'I‘llllli itiirit morn-
iittg irnlimtr ilipltt troiit llltN l‘II} tIiiI”
int: illt' pit-sent week.
Will Try to Beat Paulhan‘a Flight.
WOMEN‘S
Tan Oxfords and
Pumps
\\‘lilt lt'nili't Wing ‘l'lp or I’lttlti Short
\‘amp
At $2.00. $2.23. $2.50
MAX LEVY
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
oun IHOTHEas' Knees AHEAD:
infested Butler Pinocnle Players Last
Night by 965 Paints.
’l‘hu MWI'IIIII NIIIIIIK in NW plum-lili-
Iiilll'IlRllll‘lll IitilWI‘l'll tlIIr Iii‘lllIli‘I‘lI'
loilut- llllii llIIllirr loilm- wait lurid lital
evening iii the "tiller Ioiltto l'lilllll‘l in
South Norwnlk lint lirotlritrn‘ cont
iIIlilt‘ to lead and Won tutti evening‘s
itnrnmt by it total or till;
’I‘lttt guinea oi the eighth and taxi
hitting will not in» held next Wi‘l‘k, an n
Itiest mum of the lodge tut-inherit mi
peer to [lllt'llll the trunnion of the grand
lotlat-a at Waterbury ’llie Initl rtlltliia
will inr played in Noiwulk May 24
Our ltrolltorn are Ioniiderrt of win
ulna lite nnppi—t. nit are the littllui‘
players, Inuit niali‘l'a urine:
llettedlit. Katina. t) It ..tlil2ll
Ilorion. Merriam, ll ..iltlbil
Worden. rivtiita, (i. ll. ,,. .......iiiilll
t‘anny. lllll. ll. ................. Tutti)
(loiniilottlt. Cornell. I). ll, ......... 822:“.
I’Iiaor. llnrtinriton. il. ..' .......... Hit.
Street. lirown. tl. ll. ............ illicit
Itoheriaon. Hlial‘floi'. ll. ........... tiT’i‘h
Htrtlm‘litnii, it‘i‘m-It. II. II, ..... .ii'i'lll
\‘l‘lIt-oii. Wilson. ll. ............. .ll'i'llti
ilubbelt. Spoonor. (i, ll. ......... skill
I‘lonalditon. thhiioliho. il. ......... titltl
litittery. Henry. 0. ll. ............ limb
Arnold. Brhmldt. Ii. ............. 95.0
Our brothers gain. 9%
Our Brothers previous lead. 3300
Our Brothsrii' total load. 1.335.
IE
lvi‘i'l'litll'l'. .‘III'II. Mut ll, Allv
Illilllll‘l’lllt'lll “its made her.- ItttIIH that
the Wright ititiil‘it‘ls will attempt to
better I’iIIIIIIIIIl> long distance llt‘l'u~
plane “‘1“. in dying from liaylon to
(‘hli-aao. A (Iliil‘ lIKII not itt‘t‘ll,lll‘lllllli'-
iy not for the ll'IIII. beyond IIII‘ attire»
liil‘lll that It will be within the next
foo weeks. The (IIHIIIII'Q' Ih’ approxl
mali‘ly 2.30 lillII‘M
ROOERTB—HIBBARD.
Airrioiinti-riiotri Iii made in today‘s
New York 'l‘inii-It oi’ the marriage or
Mitiii .iiirtllne Edwards illbbnt‘d. who
formerly lived in Enid avenue, Non
walk, to Mllll‘liiii Roberta. taut evening,
at Iilt' resident-u of the bride's parents.
Mr and Mm, tillll‘l It‘tli‘tl Ilihliaril. 21
Monroe plut‘v. Ilrooklyn.
The tiny. it‘riink iii 'l‘tlwllii'y. tillli'l-
«led and tho ltrlilo‘ii father gave bur in
marriage.
The bride wait attended try the Miria-
i‘h Adelaide Harbour tlariiliior anti
Martini-rile .littrvrln llit lirldeiuuaidii.
hllrui i'ilitrlollu IIIIIIIIII‘II wait flower
girl and Minn Iii‘ili't‘ Kerr was itiiilil of
tumor. Edward ll. Finch Watt bout
IIlflIi
The bride In a granddaughter of the
little .ltIrillci- VIIWIII‘III‘
(LM OROVE EVIDENCE W
The evidence was Ililally completed
yitatirrdny IIIIN‘DOOII in the tourist-ova
layout appeal heard before Attorney
John W. llanliir. oi nrldaeporl appoin-
tmt Il't the i-lupeildr (tour! to take touti-
many Al the roiittlniilon of the tortil-
moth. Judge Hanhii Attorney lohn
Keogh corporation «tunnel. and .Illilffl
John If. Light re. resenting the spur I
ante and City ilalneor Hamtielw
lloyl, .IT.. paid a via". to the proporwly
In (IIIOIIIOII
'I‘lte srautnenlu tilt the lawyers will
lie tirade some do next weeli at Mr.
nsnk' it oiilI-e iii ii‘rIilgepori
_...... ....
IMITATINO TH! TROLLEV CARS.
They stopped the airstrip with It jolt.
'l‘lieii ran It in It shod.
Airil dumped the i mwd upon a cloud
'l‘o little the iriilp ahead.
“Heavier Post.
”we. .....
~We have progressed so far that "be-
ing soon about taking modioine' In an
ion r regarded as the principal virtue
oi o lidhood.
".
3,
If
.3.
5e
ELI...
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM 8t HYA’TT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.
mn’W’ti’m-~Wa--w.. ... .. ..,
. WEDNESDAY, MAY n. 1910
"A New. Line of Pretty Parasols
Never have we been able to show a more attractive stock of Silk Parasols than
at present. All colors are represented. and in many cases. the cover and
. handle are of the same shade. giving just the right harmony to any costume.
Plain colors. in every shade,
toire hand‘es to match,
dlestu match. - —
check s, - - -
Stiking effects in plain colors. with wide
Dresden borders, and Directoire han-
Very Striking combinations oi black and
white, including the popular Shepherd
with Direc-
32 to $2.50
White
$3.50 to $5 ' '
A complete
52 to $3.50
Pongee Parasols, plain or with hemstitch-
ed borders. - -
Embroidered Linen Parasols.
Parasols for the Children, In an endless
array of colors and handles, 25c to SI
- $1 to $2.50.
Sl.50 to $3.75
assortment of dainty little
llIllIlS IIIIl IIIIIIIIIIS
Funeral OI James Powell.
Tilt‘fililnt’i‘tll .‘t‘l'l‘VIiTQH or James l‘ow»
oil were held this morning from St.
Mary's I‘Illll‘t'll and the) were very
largely attended. A more beautiful
array oi tlowr-ru has ttot been seen at it
mourn! iii the (‘Ilili‘t‘h for some time.
l‘iie tiower bearer was Michael .I. lilo:~
dim and the. pull bearers were William
ll. Malone, Edward Matthews. llotija-
min Nillii‘ltli‘ti. Eduard Clone. .iolrtt
Manning and John Ilorno)’. Miss Alice
t‘itllilI'Hmig at the olfertoti. Ave Maria.
unrl later. l‘ln .it-Nti AH tilt‘ body was
taken lrom lIit‘ church shi- rendered
lt‘are to Fur-i- ’I‘he l‘t'IIlIIIIIri of Mr.
I'UWI‘II were interred In St Hart's
t‘t‘llli‘li‘l‘)‘ following the i-i-rt-irruny at
tile ('Illli‘i'll
Funeral oi Frederick Sehaller
"lbr- IIIIII‘IIII HI‘I‘\Il"ih out the H“
tuition of the late Frederick Sl‘ilillli'i‘.
wiio tilt-d at the Norwulk Hospital on
\lruiiin,‘ night alter a several wuvks'
Illness. worn III'I'I this afternoon from
vim ltttv IIUIIM' oi IIiI‘ tItN‘t‘lISUII lit Sit»
\'|‘t‘lliIlii‘ nt‘otttiv The late Mil Schni-
In» is survived bi one son John SI‘IIIII
It'l‘. and by too daughters. Miss illlilii
Scliaiicr and .\tr.~' Edward Guthrie II.-
nas To your» oi true “ml was well
known in Norualli unit Sllw‘l‘llilllt‘. The
body will IN‘ Itilil‘ll Io \\'velrawiteir. .\
.l,, Itlnlfill‘u“ morning win-re it will be
Iilll'll‘tl III the Wei-hint kt‘ll ("*IIII‘II‘i'}
Shutty Pacello's Funeral.
i-‘ttiII-ini Nt'l\li‘t‘.~‘ illt‘l the remains oi
Slrtilly l’at‘ollo. the mitnt: Italian. who
was killiil on the Ililll'tMII tirttwlrridgi-
Motidnl nlteitiottii as he stepped out til
Ibi- wny ol‘ ()lil' lt'niit tiiin ilti» path of
it "tight" engine. were hold this morn
ion at 1013.0; from St .losinplr's t'litIrI-lr
ill South Main street The Her. Father
.Iilllli‘h’ It. Mitt-hell iiilli‘lnieil. The re-
r-entli organized Italian band header.
IIIQ‘ Ililwt‘al prnt‘I-sixltiu from tho I‘lirirt-it
to St. Mary's cemetery in Norwalk.
playing illrgits along the war.
Funeral of Mrs. E. J. Brown.
The Itiiri-iul of Mrs l-Ilixzi .Illlll‘
lirown will Im III'III totiiotrow lllli'l"
noon trout her late home in Main
HII‘I‘I'I Rev l-‘i‘tink Ii. Torrey, of the
Norwnlh Mttllltnllnl i‘IlllI'(‘h‘ will be the
olilclaittig I'It'l'ItHlIIIii and the remains
will be interred in the cemetery at
Itlviruitlv following the survivors. The
time of the “Initial will be 2-1lti p. in.
Funeral of Mrl. Jannie Nardi.
The funeral tier-item- of Mrs. .Ionnio
Nattil. wife of FI‘IIV Narill, were iii-Id
ioeterdnr alteration from St. Mary's
l‘liul‘i'll. Mrs. Nat'iti died Sunday at
“N home In t‘hnpol street after a
short llIllt‘tlti and was Ill your-a of use.
fill" its survived Ii} her husband and
tour- children. A Illilt'l‘ill llllttiit wait
c a K
Soft Hats
adapt .llieimiitlveit to the imprint
of the wearer. They can be
worn any way you like and they
always look well.
58.00 and Up
Joseph Duvis
II Washin on “N“.
tit smlk.
A Very Special Line of Black Silk Parasols, $1.50 to $3. 50
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
LINOLEUM
. j AND
At Specially
, MATTINGS _
Carpets and Rugs
Marked Prices
Have your purchases charged and
settle your bill in WEEKLY PAY-
MENTS.
The best selected stock of,
FURNITURE
in The Norwalks
Come in and
give ‘us a look
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
”a“...
Ill‘ItI at it unlock thiii morning In St
» \iary' Ii t‘hnrt'h for the deceased
Funeral of Mrs. lath Remington.
Tharp Willi II large utteiidante init-
ttrday afternoon at the funeral or
Mrs
l) residence to timing street Rev.
'lilllil lhiutnii llpliani of the First Me-
Ibodist lophicopsl (‘hitrcln olhclatetl.
out the pail bearerii were T l. Runy-
mormw afternoon at 'i: till o clock at
this into home in North Mulrr turner
The Ilet .Idmmi III'IIiolI Warhol. l‘r-i
jlor of (trace Epithelial C‘I’lllllih. Nut
walk will olilclnte. rind interment will
follow In Riverside caiiiotory.
“haw...
Ol'lh Rt‘lilliiizlim from tho IIIIII‘ lAHHIVALO FOR “gnu EDWAHD'S
FUNERAL.
LONDON. May II “The kin of the
llrltlitli royal family are arriving here
iiiond t button it‘ 'I‘rlritrsnr, (‘harleri lt‘ ’J‘) “MM lhefltnersl M KI"! my”.
”shock and John Greenwood Mrs F I
living fimith tiring smooprtsto aolee- i
turns The interment was to River-
side cemetery
m
.i'unersl of I. lumbar-d.
Simple and privie funeral services
mar that remains of this into Boarilitiau
titirrhard were held this morning from
Mr Burr-hard‘e late residence at Wit
and a Point« The Rev. W H. Thomas.'
of Rowayton otllclstad. Followingthe
otmequleii at the house the remains
In oharao of Funeral Director F H flit
nuns, were taken to dreamt Ceme-
tery. New York. for Interment.
inn-.—
Funarsl at Walter I. Munro.
‘Tilo runeral of Walter B. Munro.
whose death occurred unexpectedly
yesterday morning, will be held to-
ur . ‘
‘OL.§.‘:': :f
i
Empress Do tiger Marie oi Ituulit. ll
sister at Queen Mother Alexandra.
reached hm today. accompanied IlV
Grand Duke Ml oi Aloxsndrovluli,
younlost brother peror Nicholas
and who will be the oilielsl reproach
tittivo of the Russian government at
the oust-quits.
The empress downer and the grand
duke were run at the ammo station
by King George and Queen ery. who
drove with them to Buckingham Put
ace
Parliament met this afternoon to pay
it national tribute to the memory or
King Edward and to welcome his suc-
cessor. King George
A message train the new monarch In
which he announced the death of his
father and his own succession. was
read in both houses. which subsequent
ly adopted addresses or condolence and
congratulations to tire Ital.
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