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iWEATH 3 .3
‘ For Norwsixm'viciulty linset-
. tled weather with thunder showers to- .
night or Tuesday. Moderate to brisk
southwost winds. Showers have been
general duringvthe last 24 hours in the
central and southern sections. New
Orleans La, reported .28 inches of
rain and Springfield. 1%,”: inches.
An area or high presu central this
building over Nebriiska has lowered
the temperatures in the western sec-
tione An area. of high pressure over
the South Atlantic States is producing
pleasant weather along the coast
There is no weihdeliuod storm area
east of the Rocky Mountains
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WEATHER A NIAR A00 . TODAY.
Temperature:
Cloudy.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Collin, oi
Belden, place, Norwalk. are entertain-
ing N. E. Peck, of New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stevens, at
South Main street, have been 3. the
guests of friends in Brooklyn.
«.—
W. F. Wigwore & Co. are closing out
a large line of trusses. You are invi-
ted to loolt over their stock. See ndv.
After a recent illness Stephen Coni-
stock. of Morgan avenue. was able to
be out for a short time on Saturday.
I \
——linnd night tonight. Roton Point.
Howard Bishop. a Yale student,
spent the day, yesterday. with Ernest
Wheeler. at the home of the latter, in
Arch street.
Miss Daisy..8emple, of West street,
has been visiting in Daiilinry. and on
Saturday witnessed the Barnum &
Bailey circus.
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George Allen. of the Norwnlk Hotel.
who has been ill at his home in lanai:
Place (or the last week, was able to re
turn to. his duties this morning.
Miss Alva iturrell. 0! Brooklyn. who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Brad-
ley. oi Pillow street. expects to return
to her home in Brooklyn this after-
noon or this evening.
o—Biunmer Furniture. H. Kiiegei (‘o.
Co.
1.3
Norman and Godfrey Show tuck a
party or their friends tor audit in their
speed boat. Ming. yesterday afternoon
They vieited‘ nonstick and various
other places a on; the shore
Thomas Gilbert. 01 New York. lornr
eriy of Wilton, and a graduate of the
Norwslk: H h..dcbool: in last year’s
clans, client); Add!” the guest of
Howard Gohrhtaan at. the home of the
latter in flat Nomads.
5“ ’- “With Company
lllliliiliil lilliliit Elli
Milli” .
cocaine ANDERIPAlmlI-‘I
Heyt‘e Theatre Iiiiidlii Ioutii Noe
‘ iii-iii. cone. Mic
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5 _ 1mm 11. neuter.
'Houscilicver and ~
p, ‘ contractor
‘Worll‘mhylimod To
Uri-i seawater:
" Tonic Rm ‘ A .
sate cam I'v ‘
”women's
: Launch/Works
“am tramuIItap memo
Ailkindafliwairvrorb.
by competent workmen.
T- W-
Commodities
Launch “Aj ax”
(Capt. Wiiiisc‘c “listen
Private fishing or sailing parties
mornings. Terms reasonable.
AFTERNOONS ~— Delightful trips
around lighthouse and- gas buoy from
Roton Point. Tickeu,10o.
Fei- terms and particulars. address
A W. Mills. Mun. Rowsyton. 11.17’. D.
37. Tel. 179-12.
All parties and trips subject to
change on account of weather.
.3 Low, 67; high. 80.’
.Our Aim
is to give you the best he sihle ser—
vice. We have u Phy slcl n. who is
3 Skilled Eye Specialist in charge
or our eye department. N0
cunnoe run EXAMINATION.
THAMER
clan
STAMFORD CONN.
a o
Open Monday tic Saturday Evenings
Miss Katherine Ryan. elitism Itreet,
is spending a few weeks on the End»
son at some sumor resort.
0
Frank J. iv‘inlierty. of Charles street.
East Norwnlk. who is a graduate of
the l. C. schools. has taken a position
in New York its electrical engineer.
tor which he studied.
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-loe lioxes. H Krieger Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mutlormuc. or Yon~
kers. N. Y., made a trip from that
place to Norwalk yesterday in their
fine large automobile. so see Mrs. Mc-
Cormac's sister, Mrs, L. A. Rose. of
Rover street. While in Norwalk Mr.
McCormac gave a number of his
friends an auto ride. which was enjoy-
able to all. They left Norwalk shortly
after 4 o'clock yesterday {or New
York. The party included Mr. Wll
llama. chauffeur; Mr. and Mrs. iiic-
(3orninc and their daughters, the Mist
es Clare. Etta and Vera.
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At a meeting of the teachers of the
Not-walk Methodist Sunday school held
on Friday opening in the [basement of
the church. it was decided to give the
Sunday school an old fashioned on-
duration and picnic this y‘émr. A com-
mittoo was appointed to look into the
matter and to obtain the cult of all
committee is compote: of the follow.
lug men: Eugene L. Wetherwax. Cleo
once Slnusou. Fletcher'Van Nuclear
and John Weiss. The llrsi three are
lrom the Sunday school force and the
last one named is from the lllble class
of Rev. lv‘. D. Torrey.
“A...“
Mailings at Krieser'a.
"Did you say that two artists had
worked on your wife's portrait?"
and figure. and a landscape painter
her 3hat."—-—ii‘lieaone matter. ‘
3—— 41::
David w. Raymond
Funeral Director an hammer
to North Main air-st. Ionic Moment.
Residence. I Washington
Telephone at ethos.
TIIWI It Mus-l III.
swarm.
nouns saline!
Iild
risinuc surrurs
ol Iii itiltII
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iii North am It. “
Amman. ‘o.
sustain and
launches or all nine built to Irdar ‘
OysterSheiiPolnLNorwalk .
excursion by host to Glen island. The 3
“Yes, a portrait artist did her face
7 .Lreturned to mean. “It”; 7390:“
in blowout .Iltd uncle. M133,
. Harry sill. a; mill street.
tier homo humility alter nanny .39"...
«but» with. and grow more
so.
keep It.
hItVIIIn.
Eloy-fitting coats. roomy tron
loops—tanthorwoioht Worsted-
Straw Hats, thin underwear,
nIekwcar—big stocks of all.
\l‘ 1 till
_The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
START YOU R O
shell. depends on the feed you use.
hp’eelthy loads and future steady
liable. specially prepared. slew. wh
Ask For “Donate”
Home Ground Feeds.
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PHOTO'GRAPIfil AND
Own HWI
( 3 11.21.11; a shame town the money Ionic.
blip. cults (swelled) Io combiouly said: tor not hall .3. 3. .
Smith are intelligently tailored: tiny- don’t have any sluid’
it' you Want to, III the right kind of lightweight sultal
come here; ours have the style, and they are tailored to
Yet our prices on not higher than you'll be alkali to pay
for botched clothes—I10 to I20. with convenient stops
3. V. D. Underwear, of course. 60o.
TWO STORES:
The success or your broods. from the moment they are out of the
rod and trash each day. is the kind you can depend on to malts
Chick Feed is sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Bonaie"Chici1
Feed contain. the choicest imported Mlllots. line crackedcbarcoat
and thoroughly dried and selected grains. such as out meal cracked
wheat. crackedniainr and line old cracked corn. Whyn
rather than feed from the West. neceaaar
chance when you pay as much tract. morn
Quality First. Last and All the.
"For on Land take“ one Iowiiar'a
:lorlixiura tor Lawn. cams and
I .
.«W’S STUPID use
The (Animus Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMED.
Jackson's Studio ~ .
I! Wait It. “
This is the Week to Get Fish ,.
~PLENTY AND PRXCES LOW
Weak Fish .10 Haddock I .....10c
Largo Iluoo ............... to Steak Cod ...........
Pollock. . .01:
Fiat Fish ................ . ...... 10:
Cutbill’s Bridge
TELEPHONE ills. 7
Item do for two _,
and more Ihapaieae Iymi
. .3 .,
am with tut-nope and bolt
, umaaaud cool homsipun'a.‘ "
nogilgooa. hosiery. *Ium‘mor
South Norwalk; i
14 South Main St. 3‘
NICK. RIGHT.
"Bonnie" Chick Feed. home
in...
layers. Every in “Donate
a re-
closome teed fresh aradsadach day.
Im.’ W 11“.. “I.
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Time.
IANDIL TOBO
LARGE FORMAT“ r"
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3. - communism...
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Halliut. Native leis, Native
Lola-tors. Ioft Oral». Little Necks,
Round and Long Cioma
Fish Market.
FREE DELIYERY.
so. rs waonmo1:6u or.
JackDoatty 1.11 in no home in mm
street. with on attack or typhoid lover.
Toilet soap"- slid this toilet trtlolca
at Stillnoli- Ravioli Corporation.
with Darts: ”learns.
Wt
tilintoil a. hunch. It‘ll M330)“ '1‘.
unbbeli', spoilt Sunday‘yvltitlil‘conlln.
William Coley. in cannon Elation.
. W “Vi-.1 ,
William 01 Joanne. or Arch street.
alter
spending cohort. time nit areas-
man It. 1 hill in Wampum D 0.
my mtg. who was. mgnooEscIntiy"
iid lire.
led for
England Intercity on the mean ear—
niacin. ;
4‘ Litre. Whites: aim-m returned to
‘ it wait with it“. Willi-m :1. brawn. at»
'v tilt; letters suture iii r‘Iirilold m
‘ To run owns-r disinclined”: the tune Bride. .t. thc’flnmmor
Girl it villi be a muchrsgrsttod oversight it your presentJovellncaa
is not made permanent in Photographs lrom
The North Studio“...
W111.
. Miss Mary Huh ,"I Dsnbury young
lady, was recently married. The young
lady has many friends in The New
walks. ‘ ’ *' ’1
Miss Florence Van". times... "at
New Yolk. is Iiiandlo 3 ow days with!
Mr. and Medium ,« is. 6175
street. Norwaiii.
t W.
Frank 8 Avery. who a the mounted“
of a printing odlco twp llroantlc. had
boon spending a to aye viith "is.
drop in this place.
i
-il’£pr cooking 11.1321 so to Kris-l W
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Miter Bruin. Walthl' Greta. livinii‘g
Levis mud What-d New took an;
automobile ride ycit‘al‘day in Growth
nan. at cross also. rein; to m uh min-.11.
until detain, acclaimed sinus: KIM.
co. and remain: by my nudism
mung. cuisine 'sn‘d mime
Thor; tool; their lulttilieon tutti tits‘ui.
fl
. disposition. contends
been seen again;
i "titles" manna a pair-uthat is
1:
" WWW “Hitter“ liriiiii Musician... =
TRIP. my Mill‘s“
lubed "a‘lp’nai condol- on the div
obs oi its linI that at Pittabura to
nmolwthcoimilcmcoot
Irritant. Tim is “due. ”1:“th ".
r. tor the
lib: with: is
Thor
tubers. covering
5’s. . .. i I».
._ What-ii . will.
not wrestles- “11:11am hauled":
mum to direct
Ami, pl
innullotions. Apprentices
:ICIIOOII will serve I tlt’l‘tiI years”
course. The tint year Will be given .
to mechanical work with the repair. "
and construction usual. the mend. .
year will had them indils cities at the.
supervisor of signals. nail the third
year will be devoted to outside work
on electric and choirs-pneumatic ap-
nuances.
Mlaalonarlgs of the Iudan.
“Missionarloa wherever they work
have many dlfllcultles to encounter
and many hardships to contend with.
but i doubt. it there is any. part at
the earth where the missionary has
a harder time than in the Sudan,"
said Dr. A. 0. Hudson 031' Loc Angelou.
who spent several mohtha in that
country.
"Despite the eil'ort oi' the Govern-
meat to stamp them out. cannibalistic
practices are still prevalent in the
Sudan. The Government is adoptinl
Itrong measures to punish those ro-
aponslblo tor ouch inhuman practices.
“The worship of their ancestors.
witchcraft and the employment or
‘ witch doctors and i’etichi worship’are
among the obstacles that confront the
missionary. but notwithstanding than
and other diiilcutties the work or
ovangeilution is producing encourag-
ing results. and in Africa today thorn
are more than 3.500.000 Christiana.”
m Couldn't Lou ii.
All flushed and breathless. the veil-
dre‘osed young man picked up the bet
he had been chasing down the street.
and leaned against a lamp-peat to
Test.
Another. also breathing heavily.
come running up and took the bat out
of his hand.
"To: much obliged." he said.
"For what?"
“This is my hat."
"Where's mine. then?"
"ilanung behind you at the end of
the string"
Then for the first time the young
man remembered his hat-guardduo-‘f
ecu Magazine.
One or Those Fooitch Question.
A certain man. of ra or: I Ionian
has no imagination.
Philadelphia Public Led
he thinks so. At dinnerm
chanced to mention a tragic‘clrcnfi-
atanco which he had read in the "chi
in: paper on the way home.
It seemed that a passenger on I
transatlantic steamer had fallen over-
board in mid-ocean. and had never
1
"Was he drowned?“ asked his Vite.
"Oh. no." answered the husband.
‘ “but he sprained his ankle. i believe."
Mewaw
Paper from the Okra ItIm.
From extended experiments that
have recently been made at Macon.
0a.. it has been round that a doc
grade or paper can be made from
pulp prepared from the okra stem. and
a plant tor melting paper trom this
source is likely to be erected in that
city at an early date. Okra is easily
crown in'the southern states. and
could -be produced in large quantities
as a DINI’MIIII plant. The plant
is In herb balconies to the mallow
tannly. scans hibiscus. its botanical
name is hibiscus useulentna.
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Limited Monarchy.
A limited monarchy is one in which
the power and pnrogativea of the
sovereign are limited by constitution-
al promises or by custom remind
no law. The British empire is gov
crud by a limited monarchy. A list-
list! monarchy diitcra from In abso-
iatclmeaarchy in that in the latter
case the will of the monarch la abso-
lute. and the sovereign II limited by
no Institutional barriers or retitle-
«one.
III-lap III Volcanic islands.
The Begonia!- are a group or three
final! volcanic islands in the southern
part” of Dorian sea. and 8‘! miles north-
I
* not of the Island at anith. 011‘
It thou islands. Castle Rock. has
hm hm since "II: l'iro island
has been ham since “It. while the
thin! one. Perry island. roan item the
“about the time at the Boo I‘raa-
oiaco «alienate. in im. Accord
to a letter to Solitude. this island
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Tho itandard dolael I
cola as “one or turmeric produced
birth: said at human bolus and
Wm! '31“ gently in the
t i ”on. Icon
tiller-r
not a “pair at twins" would aha
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may“ I Iced teacher. but «on
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(Continued From First Page.)
men they grabbed during the melee
they will be able to and some guilt!
participanu.
The two dead men more member! or
the Four Brothers and the recent kilt~
log of Chang Foot Yuan is said to be
considered by fellow Tong members of
the dead man among the On Leonor to
immediately otter e shooting,a
big force or pulse; ‘ ‘ thrown into
Chinatown, which was closed to out-
siders and today“, the district is being
strongly sources to prevent I renew-
slot the warfare. ~42 ‘ .
who list? _
«mingle/smock ”1.1.1.1. . was
.sttil community“: 3’ 3 Vibe police
and sheriil' t on early hour
today. The‘deputiea were inclined to
avian the arrival or militia. called out
shortly before midnight by Governori
Blown
With Bostvvick in the house were six
or his children, all small and some at
them girls.
Four encore were sent last night to
street BOILIIIOR. and he opened are on
them as soon as they neared the
house. Steve Davis. the 0cllla chlet of
police, and Deputy Sharia Bhemeld
were instantly killed; Sherlii .i. P.
blelnnls was totally wounded. and Does
my 1.. C. Bass was shot in the abdo
men and seriously hurt.
Threats were made by the posse to
burn Bostivick out or his house, but
when it was seen that nothing could
be accomplished. in that war. the den-
uties honouring. it was not known
whether any of the bullets iound a hu-
man mark. it to known that one of
the little girls in the house is ill
. it la stated that several months ago
Bostvlick shot his brother-ln-latv, 0. G.
'i-‘ieids and was arrested and charged
with Assault with intent to murder. HI
was put under a peace bond. but his
bondsman recently told the Iberia that
he wanted to be relieved tron re
smusiblllty. On Friday a deputy went
to Bostvuclr'a house to arrest him. but
Bostwtok told him he would never aub-
mit marl-est: that he would die tirat.
A large number of eltlsdha left Outl-
la tor the scene oi the shooting last
night wellondied.
ATLANTA. (la.. June, air-W. T.
Bootwlck. after being bhrrlcadod in his
house for hours and killing two at his
besetg'ers. yesterday. was himeolt kill~
ed in a rth on his hustle today. near
irwlnville. GI» His children note or
;'In unburt
WALL STBDDTJ 1:0 10 a. lull-The
that stock market opened with itttlc intor- '
at medium and prion“ illdiv‘liia but‘
blight chant” non the whim cloa-
inn. A lawns tendency was manl-
ieilt. tit. Poul declining I; ‘ “ “”
mini. srnhn'r.’ noon.- ~1‘lié mind
or tile motives or the selling or ytockil
were but clearly defined. Prompt do
hill or it rather ct J P Roi-era's Ind:
don death brought no relief to the do
pronoun. Northern Pacino was turbid
"dov‘m bit. con-elitism a“ I16”. Great
militias 911.1qu (marinate this
onto. Neil Your canton little out
itiIrfipidJ Ind tlhclapoalic
i
i
HOT WEATHER? VIC;
lortahlo and cool in one or our quartet-dined tile-pious
Suite? you'll be cool in looks so well as hello:
Then,” have that Summer Underwear that tools so cool
and good-Luann Athletic abuts. itse- Drawers. III ‘59,:
Clause interwoven mph-you know. ' _ .. 3 3 .
it!" lists and Fancy Bands. ., .. , Y .7 -, 3 .
3".th Batik-colors and white. . 3 ’ “ ‘ ‘ t
A new uacrtinont oi Nookwaor has lust arrivcdqsomo
or those new Porsiana that are beauties.
Oxiords that are right—and left, too. Gunmetal. Tan and
Ilium summon
illllll it Will lillll "33
new. but why not be con»
,a..'
3.00.
can and uclode a... in to 111. so
were easy
em oaov: 'tavowr caes.’ ,‘
Today in Bridgeport the chainsaw
are being made- before seieree John
W. Banks. in connection with the ali-
peai from the «selenium made by
the city for the Elm Grove attesting?-
out. Judge Bank‘s. it‘wiil be remem-
bered. was appointed by the Superior
court to take testimony in this case.
This work required many days. The
argument for the city'ia being made
by Corporation Counsel John W ‘
and for the appellants by Judge John
H. Light.
Dividend Notice
The South Neural]: Saviour Book .
South Norwsik, Colin. ~
At a meeting or the directors of this
bank held this day. 'a dividend at
rate of four per cent per annum
declared to depositors from the ears. '
ings of the six. months India: June- .
30,1910 The same will be entered on _ "
transmits and paid on and afterninly
ll 1 ‘
By order of the Board of Directors. -’
GEORGE Lt. WOODWARD. .
Treasurer.
June 27. 1910. 11127-in1
Dividend Notice.
121" BERN-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF“
THE NORWALK‘ SAVING! '0-
CIETY. NORWALKo CONN.
.‘v-
1.1.11.1»...
At a meeting at the Directors of
this Society held this day, a dividend.
‘ if? 1‘ .- .1 ",-
at the rate of POUR (I) per cent. per .3
annum, was declared to deposi
from the earnings of the six month“
ending June 30.‘ 1910.
The same will be entered on 0W
ms: and paid on and after July if,
1010.
By order of the Doord oi Directory
’ FREDERICK A ELI-a3.
1:
in 18 lfit
per annum be crodlted to depoaiyt
era in the Bevin“ Department 3
the current It: months Iadin;Jtuio”
aout. 1910. ’" ‘
now-tut minds on or . 3
10111 will draw intermittent 33 '
Same tuft
1.
i. .11
Treasurer W.
Norwalk Chronicler