,. . q 3g 5—. y-Oovernor Gillett, of California. who we it . 112' Averohants and Manufacturers ”faring, i will proclaim martial law Phone 440 ' submit notions ' MASONIO DIRECTORY; Wall to .il‘s. and. F. and A. M'. ' asonln Building, South . .. sin“ street. 1st and lid Tuesday of each month-Jul sutugust. ea'v canted-ail .o'eouk. ll blaster Masons cordially invited Hidksuu w. cote. w. is. Robert M. Wilcox. in Chapter. N0. II. R. A. M. Meals in Msiouic Building. South Main street, 2d and 1th Tuesdays of pacb montlwiuly and August ex— —-at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch mans cordially layited. William H. alias. fl. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Association Silecml Gut Prices .... ...... 5 For Saturday, June 25tF 25c Peck-«Fancy NEW POTATOES-Jock. 25c We have of barrels to dispose of at this Special Price - ~. Other Cut Priceséouaiity the Finest ‘ VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pserébou- WALTER BAKER’S or BEC MANNS COA. can ...... MAGNOLIA BRAND COND NSED MILK. can . ........ NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. '8 BARONE’I‘ BISCUIT pkg. ROYAL BAKING POWDER. see-- half-pound can . Special Stump Offers—~Collect the Pink - 70 Stamps with r lb. Very Best Tea. . ...... doc 35 Stamps with svllavaaa ......... el’ ........ . ............ asa-oss-Ieasasslo-aavsIsa 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Cof- b. allowed to lick one another. l Maraschino Cherries ..... . say there will be no fight. Should the chief of police he enjoined from inter- an doccupy the arena with state troops. Furthermore. i will charge the fighters and managers with felony.“ MM“... Frederick Kohler, the celebrated Golden Rule Chief of Police of Cleve- 83 & 85 Washington St. ...23. 40. 70c bot. land. Ohio. has been vindicated. a clr cumslan‘ce that is of much interest all over the country. Kohler. it will be remembered, was suspended from his position by Mayor Baehr, upon the ill- ing of charges alleging drunkenness 'and immorality. and yesterday was ac- quitted by the civil service commis- sion. after a long trial. Kohlor. who stoutly maintained that the charges were simply the outcome of a fight that had been waged against him for years. will be re-lnatated at once. H0 was appointed chief by Mayor 'l‘omI Johnson. . ~.+.~.___—.. The Daily News. of Dayton. Ohio. cel ebratod its 102 anniversary this week by issuing the biggest newspaper everl published in the world, and dedicating a handsome new building. The paper contains an illustrated wrltc-np ofthc business interests of Dayton. and is handsomely printed. cleverly made up.1 and one of the most attractive publica tions which ever reached The Sentln» el ofllce. ...-...”- ”...-..._.._.. There are big doings today at. Oyster Bay. last evening former President Roosevelt arrived there, accompanied by Gifford Pinchot and James IL (Jar- lleld, who ware his guests over night. Pinchot was kicked out of his Job by President Taft; Garfield has been on the job for l’lnchol. What would he tboauswur if someone uttered Presi- dent ’i‘aft a penny for his thoughts? ......u............ The ordinary mortal wonders what sort of a person it is who would com- mit a crime such as Porter Charlton confessed to yesterday, whcu captur- ed in New York. from Europe. upon his arrival Partners. railroad managers. uum mar hotel tavern keepers and proprte tors of outdoor amusements aren‘t contributing to the output of com pistols concerning this sort oi wen» ther ...—.....- ... .. O TEN YRAIO AGO TODAY. Saturday, June 24. 1000. MW! Albert M. Pohlman placed an injunc- tion on tho City of South Norwnlk. ros~ training the city and its "Milli. tho alsotrltuii commissioners. from the further construction of the addition to the city electric plant in Busts street.I flu claimed damages of 3600. Fire broke out in the Mlltltlilca oi Frank llllommedieu, in iiiaat Nor- walk. the damage amounting to sever- al hundred dollars. The United States Marines and orb. Ir forces had a severe fight with the. Chinese forces and were unabl. to break through the lines at 'l'ten 'f‘sin. M WM TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. w. ‘l‘ussday. June 24, mo. Long island hound navigators were urging that a light and fog hell be lo- cated ol'f Noroton Point. and the naval board promised to give the matter at- tention. It was announced that the now ad- dition to the county jail in Bridgeport Would be ready for occupancy by Aug- ust l. A tug boat exploded in Brooklyn and. two men were killed and two others were missing and probably drowned. ...... ... RIGHT TO THE POINT. ' Should congress manage to adjourn by Saturday something more will have been done to ensure the country a safel and sane Fm:rth.~l‘rovldence Jour- ‘ i nal. ..-..- l Some men would rather be moution~ l od every day as a loading citizcn than I draw an enormous salary for kecptngi 'tpiiet,.~—Wushinigon i'osl. .....- Married couples take such other on theories; they give up each other on facts—New York Press. ...... A tueioms‘ deputy will get 8100000 for his part in exposing sugar trust frauds. Acrnpinu‘s arc flying high. but the biggest prises seem to he ltlcn- tiflod with IIIII'I'UWIIIK."“SI. Innis Globe-Democrat. ....-- Each one of our fingers has a special meaning, says a Chicago professor. So has every other digit or item in crua» lion. What new stuff have yarn—— Cleveland Lender. According to Wilbur Wright, the economical apccd of the aeroplane is about thirty miles an hour. That is about the economical speed of a rail- way train also, which furnishes an- other parallel between flight in thc air and travel on land.-Now York World. «~9— lloneniy may be the hcat policy. but it wait a few dishonest sugar weiglicru that untied Mr. Barr 8100 but) -«llerk :uhlrc Eagle. thn President Tall is through with his "big stick“ he should donut" it to Yale for the trophy room-~an Haven Palladium. Roosevelt in be silent for two months? Gracious gmalneaa. how in the world to get on in the interim. All the. same "let us have peaco."-—~New Haven JottrnaICourier. ! .4 “Praise your wife when she deserves it." says an exchange. in fact a little taiiy now and than is all right. when ,sbo does not deserve it.~—8cranton Tribune-Republican. mas seesaw?” wuss r o. nod rioa an Miss Mlle bf. We. a well A ti known young lady l3 t a least Bide. Bridgeport. and lid G. Inatlgnaal a foreman at. the factory of the Illect'rio :Cahle comm WV." uniso- jiy married at the home of the bride's rather. at silvarmiue. Norwalk Afterl a week’s honeymoon spent in the Inorthern part of the state. the will make their residence at Iii illisln .street. Bridgeport - '.ooStampswithtlb.SpecialTea...... ...5oc f....ee...... ----------- 35C fig: gggniivr fifi‘figfih Pimm‘ ‘50 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea. . . . . . . . . . .35c 3° Stamps With 1 lb M04“ 005“ - » - . - - ~33¢ mew :CORSEU'IPT.M no. 853"” 30 Stamps with I/. lb. Very Best Tea. .. . .3oc 35 Stamps With 1 "b M. & J - CORCC- n - - - - '3°¢ ‘ seam. ”film“ Wmm"‘°°n as Stamps with 1/, lb. Special Tea. .... . .25c so Stamps with r lb. 1. & M Coffee. ..asc TH align Ifigggn IO Stamps with I large bottle Bluing” .toc :5 Stamps with 1 lb. No. I Santos Coffee. .2oc . m. it. outcomes to Stamps with 3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers .3ec to Stamps with 1 pkg. Macaroni. ..... rec 1‘ "P5, of?!“ to Shampawith 1 lb. Best Shredded Cocoa- to Stamps with large bottle Salad Oil“ ' figr‘riamosm nut.............. soc roStampswithrcanTerripinSalmon.....13c‘ rights any“ - s'rtau swiiarzm Headquarters for Fine Wines and Liquors . . GEORGE EHRET’ S BOTTLED BEER. case 24 bottles ................... Sr. r5 Ills knocked out the attempt to pull ll" “‘9 J°iffl°N°hn3°n fight in '1‘” Fields‘ Sloe Gin, bot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . $1.35 Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. :4 bots. ...... $2.5e state, I“ ‘ m“ °‘ W "m“ bwm’mw' Coates‘ Plymouth Gin. bot.. .. .. ..... $1.05 Welch‘s Grape Juice . . ........ 25 and 45c bet. as may be judged from his ultimatum , . . , concerning the proposed Langiord- Gordon or Old 'Tom Gin. bot. . . . ........ got: Rose a Lime Juice. bot. . . ...... . . ..... . . .35c ' Realms fight: “I still have an m Bartlett Dry Combat ............... 75c Gray Brothers' Root Beer. bot. ........... toe in the hole." he said 1331. Saturday Nicholson‘s Gin. bot. .. ....... . . . . .. .gsc. White Rock Water. f dozen pints ..... ..St 50 morning. "These lighters (Langford Italian or French Vermouth bot. ........ 58c White Rock Water 1 dozen quarts ...... $2.15 and Kaufman) out have to pen the Team- Brand Cocktails. bot. ............ Sr .00 White Rock Water. pipe. 1 dozen ..... ...3125 whole mm, of (jailfomla More they" chblein'a Club Cocktails. bot. . ....... $1.00 Duffy’s Apple Juice ...... :0. 35¢ bot. THE BIG STORE (Nonalcoholic. A delightful drink.) . A. F. BECKMANN & COMPANY South Norwsik MASONIC VETERAN ...... Reuben H. Tucker Chosen Venerable Master at Election in Norwich. NORWICH. June 2l.-~Tbc fortleth annual "looting of the Masonic Velcr- an Association of Connecticut was held here yesterday with an alien- dance oi about llb. Former Mayor Costello lacppltt made an address of welcome and Venerable Master Rcu~ hon H. Tucker made his annual ad dress. The reports of the trcssurer and secretary were also presented The past year has shown a large in- crease in membership The following officers were chosen: Voncrablc Master-Reuben ll Tuck er. Ansonia. Assistant Venerable Master—John 0. Rowland. Wallingiord. Associate Masters—John C. E. llum- phrey, Slmabury; Benjamin Jones. Willimanilc; David W. Tbopson, Bridgeport; Samuel (l. ilodahaw, Au- annln: "MIN 8. Parker, t‘ovcntry; Jos- cph l". Vodwarka. New Inndon; Al~ bert H. is. Hodge. Roxbury; Robert W. llurke. Middlctown. Secretary—~Dwight thchtield. Treasurer—Henry w. Atwood. Wat- erbury. Chaplain—~Coetello Lippitt. Norwich Registrarwllnrold ll. Waldo, Glas- tonbnry. Marabai~~Jobn ll. Bishop, Tort-lug- ton. Sentinel sled. A banquet followed the session. w ASSOCIATION. C. Kiibonrn. ‘I‘Itiwal‘d M. I’Ilii. Win- ...»M ”...—... .... w..- DANCE! AT THE YACHT CLUI. “...—— Social Eavsnls to be Held Each Tues day Evening the Rest of the Season. The entertainment committee of the Norwalk Yacht Club hold a planting. last night. and decided on the dates of the dances throughout the season. The first one will be held next Tuna du night. June 28th. and the other» wi i be hold on the following Tuouday nights: July 6. ill, ill. and lid; August a. 9. ill and 23 and all. On labor Day night. Monday. September 5th. there will be a special dance. liurlng Labor the annual regatta of the club will be held. and some interesting events are look- out forward to. The dances durtnf the season are for members of the c on only. their out- of-town guests and those holding sea- son tickets. which can be secured from the entertainment committee. Iibirt w. Fitch. chairman. Vicor W. Ferris and Arthur B. Russell AMUNDOEN—FOWILL. >~~ St Joseph's Rectory the Deane of An- other Mty Waddlnn. Miss Anna Powell. a popular young lady of Norwalk. became the bride of Edward J. Amundsen. a well-known carpenter of Eastfiorwalk. last aven- ing. at 7:30 o'clock, at at. Joseph's rectory. The bride was attended by lites Anna Mcflsrney. of "breath. The best man was fired Amundsen.s brother of the groom. Directly after the ceremony. Mr. and firs. Amund- sen depend on a brief honeymoon to parts unknown. On their return the! will reside at their newly furnished house. No. it (love avenue. inst filer». walk. ’l‘hsy were the recipients of many handsoma and useful presents. aw REGINT ARRIVALS OF VESSEL... NEW YORK .ItlilI ll. -—Al‘flvod: litre. Verona. Naples: 'l'olnsa di nave-er rsllsplss. NEW MILFORD WOMAN' S ESTATE. Mrs Alisa Bullwlek Left PNporty Worth 0250“. NEW MIIJ’ORO. June 34.-~i\’ariona questions and claims in conncction with the settling of the unfair of hire. Alice Boatwick. who died in 1908. leav lug property valued at about 1250.000. have occupied molt. pf the time of the lJtchnt-id Count? Superior Court. which has been in session here since last Tuesday The first of these to come before the court was an appeal from the decision of the probate court in allowing :6 R00 to the executors. Henry (I. Elliott. of New York. and Henry M. Baldwin. of New Wilford. fer expenses Incurred in administerintf the estate. The appeal. which was brought o the ground that the charge was excc Ive. was argued Tuesday and Wednesday. Judge Case. at its conclusion wacrving doclllon. Anothcr appeal which was begun Wednesday. was brought for the purpose of secur- ing an interpretation of certain he— queals. Mrs. lloatwick left 816.000 to i Miss Jeanette Gaylord. This lmqusst was thought to be free of all conditions. but some of the realduary lsgalses are seeking to havc'tbc bequest revert to 'tham on the death of Miss (lay.lord Another bequest of 83.000 was made by Mrs. Boatwick to a certain woman. i with the provision that upon her death .thc money was to be turned over to Fit. John‘s Church, of this place. The woman's death preceded that of Mrs Matwick. and the probate court order ed the bequest to be given to the church. To this some of the Iegatsca objected and are now seeking to have the money rcturucd to the walduary oslnlo. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Country Club Event Mat-ts Neat Wad- nose-y. The first tennis tournament of the Nowaik (‘ountry flub will be held Wodnoatll). June 39. to Monday. July 4. Inclusive. 'f‘ht- tiys‘nla will but in» dies' singles. men a singles and men it doubles The entry fee for each event will be bile pcr pi lcntrlea may but game the steward. or forwarded to either member of tbo minorities. Entries will be cioscd Tuesdaymvsning, June is. at o p. in. Drawings will be made Immediately on the cluster of the unwise and posted on a bulletin board at the club house. Time of play will. so far as is pos. alhle, be arranged to suit the conven- lance of the players. but the tourna- ment will be started at l o'clock Warp outlay afterntasu. June tilt. and. westb- er milling. the finals in each event wil be played on the afternoon of July 4. laps wiil be given for each event. and It is unprinted that the film! will he on exhibition at the club house to morrow evening. s The committee very anxious to make the llral tone a tournament ever held at the Nerwalk Country Club a success. and bones that the members will cooperate with them in «during a large number of entries. The tannin committing consists of F. ll. blunt: aomsry and fleet-gs t. Woodward. “a. An automobile use over a do in Main street one day this week. tdlll not kill the ting. nutrient. but the dog went to a place in a vacant lot in flap riot street a died ills pronouns. dead. this weather is anything but pleasant. it is probable that the prop- suihovltlas will minors his re- “I‘m... a institutions iiIIi Illiilliii ill Ilili Secretary oi"‘8iats Beassuras Automoblits'fs Thai flu Pra- . «subunits intended in speckled of the possibility of the state police being called in to en- iorce the various provisions of the automobile law for the comfort and safety of the general public. Colonel Matthew H Rogers. secretary of the state. said today in an interview: To Protect Public. "The state authorities are not tak- ing the steps for the purpose of but running any person using an automo- bile. bet it be understood right here. that no person who obeys the law has anything to fear. The sole object of this movement is to protect the gener- al public and reach those persons who persistently and willfully violate the very provisions of the law that Was passed at the last session of the lcgls lature. mainly through the influence of the automobilisls and their repre- aentatlvos. Congratulatad All Around. “last evening after the various statements which appeared in the pa- per had been read my telephone com- menced to ring andi was kept busy answerin calls until well after nine o'ci ck. in every instance 1 was con- gratt tinted on the steps that were be- ing taken to enforce the law. And it is significant to notice that a very large majority of those who talk- ed with me over the 'phone were own are and drivers of automobiles , Violators in Town. "Another important fact disclosed by those calls was that there are still quite a numbcr of persons in this city who are violating the law in various ways. The names of these parties Were given to me and I shall institute an investigation. Won't Act Hastlty. “But l want to any right here that thc state authorities do not propose to act hastily in this matter. They will give everybody a chance. No action looking toward the calling in of the state police will be taken until next Monday Every owner of an antomo bilc will be given a chance to register and to secure a license for his driv or. "This will give every person am- ple time to comply with the law If there are delinquents after Monday then we shall take such steps as may be deemed necessary. Old Number Tags. "So far as this city is concerned I dosirc to say that l respectfully called the attention of one high in authority to \iolations many weeks ago. but an arrest was made until yesterday. As a matter of fact there is an automobile owner in this city still running his car with the black number tags that were called in on Deccmbor 1 last, nearly seven months ago. "it has been stated that Bridgeport does not get any benefit from the fees. This statement is not warranted in fact. The state is giving Bridgeport thousands of dollars for new roads and stands ready to give 820. 000 more Then. again. the city receives money for the care of its bridges also for the school department to the amount of from forty to fifty housand dollars a year. Bridgeport has to do its share towards supporting the state and yet it receives all this money back. How can it be said that the city receives no benefits from this money? Only Nina State Police. ”.Again it in aid that this is the proper work for the state police Why there are only nine stats policemen. while there are more than 1.000 city policemen in the state. to say nothing of constables and sheriffs and their deputies. “So far as the law in mnrd to mntf~ tors is concerned. it can be said that there is more trouble over it than any other And yet the law Is very string 5 out. as a study of section six of the general automobile law will show. i That absolutely prohibits the wide on. on muffler. oven to go up a hill. or to, warn other persons on the road. is. laying himself liable to arrest. That Muffler Leia. ‘We had more trouble trying to act a muonnblelsw through in rel gard to mufflers than almost any othoi or provision in the new statute. There was more complaint about this be‘ fore the committee than any other one thing if this law Is not obeyed. then steps will be taken at the next session that will be lIIIIOIl more severe. “i is surprising to bear state- ments made about the difficulty of finding out muffler violations. when a child could discover it with a little. instruction. Any policeman could step2 into a garage and learn the wholel thing in a few minutes. "it can be said that those violations are not confined to this city. it was on May ID last. while i was riding with Colonel Havens on the road betwaen Thomaston and Torringion we saw two large automobiles using the black. labels. i Register at Ones. ”What is wanted is a complete at- tention to the requirements of the law regarding registration and the taking out of licenses. We shall not make any f more until we see that there is a dis position to continue to violate the law. Automobillats will. have until next. Monday to secure licenses and to res-i later. Then it there are any left with out licenses or without the new regiai trstion the state police will be called in to act.“ Rev man a Howell while riding his bicycle down Mill iiili this motto lug. took a tall. He bad that reached a point near the Not-walk sentinel office. when his handle bars turned. throwing hire to the brick pavement with some force. The back of his hand was badly scraped. but otherwise he appeared not to have been lnlursd. “Joseph Mcuuahliu. of Cha street. at last evening with f ends in, itford He returned home today. salon. JUNE“. isle 3," ” i . qummiw.mn‘ . “W" makes the warm No days Bearable [Thoma 18 nothing like “Clicquot Club” to help you over the warm days. It refreshes. It cools. It satisfies. And it offers the mild stimulatin quality and light foog value so grateful on a. hot summer day. '1 Wfi chncnt (Pronounced MD Club) A touch of gingerr-as any doctor will tell you—is an excellent thing in the summer; and the ginger used in “Clicquot Club" is the best and purest ginger that Jamaica produces. This, with the fruit oils and fine quality confectioners’ sugar used in "Clicqnot," is just what the stomach craves. It is positively non-astringent.’ DRINK “CLICQUOT CLUB” AND YOU’LL FORGET THE WARM DAYS Orlm Cllcquof products with flu Clicquef purity and flavor.- CLICQUOT CLUBWARILLA. CUCQUO‘I' CLUB LEMON SODA. CUCQUO'I' CLUB ROOT BEER. CLICQUO'I‘ CLUB BLOOD ORANGL CLICQUOT CLUB BIRCH BEER. Sold by the best grocers, generally. Not to have Clicqnot is a confession no good grocer likes to make. ~ .) \ ' ‘ an" v I . - ;' I; . . . .' 4 I .e‘ I 0 The Holmes. Keefer & Seiieck 00., Wholesale Distributors, Norwalk. m DISCOVERY OF ST. JOHN RIVER. 81‘. JOHN. N. 8.. June 24.——St John observed the 806th anniversary of the discovery of the St. John River. which Samuel dc Champlain. the explorer. named in honor of the patron saint of France by unveiling a monument to the great Frenchman. Premier 1; Dougiaa linen and ather leading citi- GOULD BUYS RACE HORSES. PARIS. June 24.—~Tbe reported pur- chase by Frank J. Gould of practically the entire stable of Edmond Veil Pl. card. one of the largest owners of race horses on the French turf. was con- firmed today. The amount paid by Mr. Gould was not made public, but is said to have been several million francs. zenh attended the ceremony. DENTAL SURGEON FOUND DEAD. OXFORD, Eng. June ill—«ll. Slant . |ford Burton. an American dental sur- feet. William Hilliard. in a hurgess bi~ freon practicing here. was found dead plane ant-tended in flying approximate i in his office today, death being due no Iy three miles without nilgbtlng short 2 cording to the authorities to poison ly aitcr dawn today. Hilliard was in i soli- administered Burton was a grad the air five minutes. hate or llnrv ard University Specials for Saturday FIVE MINUTES N THE AIR. NEWBURYPORT. Mass.. June 24.——— Maintaining a height of from 60 to 75 EXTRA FANCY NEW POTATOES. per peck .......................... 19c EXTRA LARGE HOME GREEN PEAS. per peek ............... 40 and 450 HOME GROWN BEETS. large bunches ................................ 5c Hothouse Cucumbers. llorne Lettuce. Green Onions. Wax Beans. Tomatoes, Rhubarb, StraWborrIes and Pillt'npplos. We slice Smoked Beef and Ham. UNITED GROCERY CO. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. PHONE 143. “mum—”...”.-. fizz-J: --.- .... 0 Extra Specrals at the A&P Tea Cu. O All This Week VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound .................... 32¢ 25 pounds BEST ORANULATEO SUGAR for ................. “iii AAP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 249m. sack ................. ...000 WARRANTED £008. a dozen .................................... 25s PURE LARD. a pound ... ........................................ 16o Extra Stamps With Teas and Coiiees on Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at. .609 ill) Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at 35c 40 Stumps with 1 lb. Tea at. Mia 25 litatnps with 1 lb. Coffee at 300 iii Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at. .400 20 Stamps with l in. (toffee at 250 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Ten of. Jet: liltitnmpa with i In. Coffee at 20c Prunes. 85 to the pound, 4 pounds for .............. .250 Japan Rice. tl rounds for. ...abo Peanut flutter. a pound. . . . . Ale Safety Matches. a down ..... bu I0 Stamps with Any of the Following Articles 2 cakes Sweet Chocolate. on. .So 1 pkg. Minute Tapioca at.....10e liar Smoked fleefat .......16b l bottle Silver I’olish at ..... lilo lbottle fisueeat ...........ille i can String Henna at ......loe 8 boxes Store Polish. each. . .3o 1 bottle tlatsup at ..........itla 1 bottle Stuffed Olives at...ii)o 2 pounds llarioy. each ....... be 1 bottle Salad Off at ... . .. . .leo l pkg. Pulled Wheat at. . . . . .100 ~‘ New Potatoes, Oranges and Lemons. Selling at Coat iii BREII iIP iii Billil’liill 124 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK 'l'si. sos. Deliveries also a. m. and 2:80 p. in. fig! Delivery
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