‘ tiers lire said to have. all.
, collision, to yitiidr‘aw add it
, ,tcodjtthat t s only ,thliia
standsglii the we is Ham‘s is
list. lf‘lle sliould top out i,
alter William vii. Mariltld
lies candidate for the“ adios and
n it. would. part , the . county in
E J-ile la
to saddens.
'ipufiilflmiidht
. d running or a
lid . ‘ todafsal at. a
" , the‘other enthuse is tell; our
promise a idsts. between Hair
ludiliisrlaoitll, and Conga; gglnamio
" ll. .0 i“, , . is
on neodymium (if dudlclent’
, . fertile job and with friends
‘ ,. lithhrouahout the county to elect
7... . panels well known throughout
M,.iitbto and was‘amember of the last
. xiii. representdtivoe. .
he canvas of William Vollmer. the
i , Democratic candidate for the cities in
_ ‘Drosl‘eiieiggouiotly- and Volimer says
:23!“ can at that no can boot Haw-
aiians arr HARVARD caucus.
‘ Honorary, “IN“ to st Given Messrs.
.lRQOQQVC‘fl trusses and Morgan;
admonition, Muss. June 29.-—'l‘he-
Odom Roosevelt.‘ ‘80, was President
Roosevelt lit his alma mater, fori‘ihe
former chief magistrate of the nation
returned to Cambridge to officials as
president of the Harvard .Alumni As-
; adulation at the annual commencement
luncheon in Memorial Hall.‘and also
to: participate with his fellow class-
'matesof '80 in the celebration of the
3‘3““ anniversary of their gradual
flambridge held many distinguished
persons within-its borders today. With
lGumbel Roosevelt at Harvard were
Governor Charles E. Hughes. of New
York. and J. Pisrpont Morgan. the tin-
ancier, .both of whom. it was under-
stood. were to be honored with honor-
ary degrees. For a brief period. also.
President Taft ,was in Cambridge. as
the train on which he Journeyed from
Washington to Beverly, the summer
{pitch passed through a section of
t s University city.
Always an eventful day in Cam-
bxlduo. commencement day of this
year was of unusual importance be-
cause of the number of dignitaries
who were expected to attend. it was
eventful also because of the number
of young men~nsarly 1.000 in all——
u when degrees were conferred.
. flea! commencement wasther pre-
v,ai ed. A bright. sunny sky tempered
bya cool breeze that made even com-
! riabie the auditorium of Sanders
hsatre, where the commencement ex-
ercises were held this forenoou. Early ,
in tbe'morning the Harvard yard was
as hr. with activity. as the black-cab-
, and ,gowned seniors hurried to and
to in the last few hours that remain
ed to them of their student days.
Early the lines began to form outside
historic Massachusetts hall. where the
commencement procession was mar-
inaded. .
One of the, picturesque features
which always accompanies commence-
Iillilt at Harvard was not lacking this
year. the arrival of the governor of
Massachusetts with his scarlet~coatcd
escort of mounted lsncers.
STAT! To 1.08! A Ila GUM "0
GAIN iNGOMl. '
, NAUGATUOK, Jude 29.~—,it is learn-
ed that by virtue of tho-vesicle busi-
ness policies of the late John 8.,W t-
on ere. mu
“la; who «herded as ,Oonilsotl-
is, ysalthlsstrclllsss at the time of
h In}: its few weeks aao. the state
cent. income tax.
This Hartley. »
lti' illlonalre of Nan
_ :1
‘l
l
‘1,
, m “crop up
”unwise...
glitch“ s‘t 1'! Lilli il’fidvearsos
gagfogcmrms .mmcsncnt to
names of
made nubile until last before the store»
to confer no decree unless the resin-
ient is present. . .,
fascists m lNMQRAi. woman. .
"u. ., l. ' , ,
John, D." flOWQ. Quill Jury
’ " M Midterm.
new manhunt. lay—w. have
county of New York of any organise.
lions engaged in the trailic of women ’
for immoral purpbsos. .
This was the opening of the present.
mout made by the special grand jury,»
of which John D. Rockefeller. Jr., is
foreman. which has been investigating
white slave conditions in this city.
.The presentment was handed up sav-
oral days ago. but was not died by
Judge O‘Siiilivan, of General Sessions
until yesterday. ‘ ‘ y ..
. The presentment danodlces that
man who prodtfrom the unlawful prac.
tice of unfortunate women.
. Moving picture shows are condemn
ed in the presentment. which speaks
of them as creating evil in the minds
of children. The presentment speaks
of having found 125 massage and mani-
curing parlors to be nothing more or
advertised or performed for a “blind."
in relation to the consort: of disso-
lute women, the presentment recom-
mends that there be formed a crusade
again“ them and that legislation be
effected looking toward their entertain.
atiou. “ it also” suggests that lasts be
trained to control the operation of mas~
sage and manicure establishments.
Their supervision by the Board of
Health is recommended.
The presentment recommends that
«scans be devised to prevent Rallies
law hotels from becoming disorderly
houses.
HENRY CARP LOIEI I070.
Nsw Canaan Man Mat Naps-ass Who
showed Him the lights.
The ~ Stamford police have been
scouring Pacific and Canal streets.
Stamford today, in‘company with ileu-
ry Carp, of New Canaan. Carp says a
negress stole 0870 from him last night.
.He sold property for that amount yes-
terday. and went to Canal street. to
celebrate. He says a neurons volun-
teered to show him the sights. This
morning. about daybreak. Officer Smith
found him in front of the Wall street
"school, stupid from lutoalcauts.
m
DiVORCE DINIED To COUPLE WID
, BY ERROR.
After hearing further evidence yes-
terday afternoon in the case of Anasv
llanna Sista Sesao, of Stamford. who
seeks an annulment of her marriage
to John Sense. of Stamford. Judge How-
ard .1. Curtis in the superior court.de~
nied the petition. The case was heard
«by the court last Friday.,but was held
up for further evidence, which tasti-
nony was submitted yesterday. .
The plaintiff alleged that she was
married to John Basso in Stamford on
April 2, 1008. She at that time was
ild years and he twenty. They obtain-
.od their license from the town clerlt.
and were married by the same party.
They believed that the ceremony fol-
ilowln the obtainln of the license was
.only b nding them 0 an engagement.
lPAI‘l’OI To ‘rfiv Till Pic‘l‘URld
BY A MAOHlNI.
MERIDEN. Conn, Juno iii—George
:M. Lands". ma ufacturer. and to or
.mayor of Now Main. baa donut a
movie: picture machine to the South
.Congregatlcnal church of that city.
Ths‘rliev. H. it. Jump. the pastor.
l
nearly 0000.000 on the one per
._ mils late millionaire‘s property inter»
sets in billions of dollar's worth of
. stocks and bonds to unions railroad
“it! initial com alas were very
aim hikartahasd. n thaposaessicsof
them more company. a holdiss
war-sills chiefmtocltoldsss. so
.onlyipart of this which will an
probate will be ,whatportlon
lgoornpany's interests the late
a'hald labia own name indi-
. ’0 hi it i
discus airmen-ct his estate is
till-2 ‘ , .ltldoss set its up lath.
7 1 com“.- glii the Probate court
, _ .i. mmflnioosis for court
40”,”
An inventory of the
twill- -
chart momma and pro 1 . will:
moths nsdz»..bsll:i~s..ths. owl’s d!
bill you 17 will contain only
, or. will: a
r amassed. . .
ration «which . his immediate,
II M b0011- JllOil filth ill. limb“!
plans to give illustrated sermons each
Sunday night. He asserts that some”
inducement is necessary to set attend.
once at services in the summer. and its
propel» to give his auditors as aood
an entertainnlsnt as they can enjoy
a where.
t is reported that the theater man.
lagers. who have been prevented by the
police from stylus lunday night pic-
ture shows. will try to onloln the
church’s pictures unless permitted to
run their shows.
W i
7 MOTOHI' PRIIORIHIONI.
; it hits been proved over and our
panic that the doctoraoigihis country
s. will pour ”till“:
a r s r no s an s .
us adver’assd’to iiisi public. “ after
liich time they consider it a duty to
mmadiateiy condemn the very adios
lotus. not because thew-paranoia
a any loss valuable, but because it
_ not "ethical" to moi-ins an advsre
, automate.” as ~
thulld?“
out
“Ind;
' 3210 thud who will be 1101b. in t
or by Harvsrdtonlorrow will out he, . g
class. for it is the custom at Harvard ‘
.loundno evidence of existence in the ‘
.lcs than disorderly houses where it is .
- ills. llcnlsts ever held. in vlsw of the .
movement now afoot to reclaim Pale».
uwsvsr. by at
_ taint {,
k. .
my “:31?! 'an'
” , ll. "’
mimics
‘ r
salsa“ '
tr his pain. in “lily
dot to“
here
he‘d”! wa
its ’
line results that she advise
. in: and! rumoured a box
iated‘s brighten. The!
root the. r t and finally
, red. In - l .
Milli,” remedy forva‘ loss :ilr’ne. My,
“Ville to anyone unlisted as l was is
to rot Dunn’s Kidney Pills at Mrs.
ylgflsffd‘s Drug more and give them
“ a .Il
; “For sale by' all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milhurn (30.. buffalo,
New York. solo agents for the United
states. ‘
Remember, the name~fioanfs~and
take no other.
am 4.43 ,
§ if lilllill ll liiiilli.
.' Jsbota made outlrl'ily of tailing are
limousine newer pieces of homemade
neckwear. The "Modern Priscilla" for
July gives directions for making them.
A novel arrangement of the (illness.
of a flaring (not a gathered) skirt is
.ulvluar by a shirrlng that extends from
a low flouncc depth at the front to a
point somewhat higher at the back.
.01 course there is fullness at this line,
although the skirt fits perfectly about
the hips. ‘
The neck opening of the small girl's
coat is proportionately as low as that
of her mother‘s, the first button being
placed about the waistline.
Changeable taffeta. it carefully so-
locted. inches enticing hat facinga.
The one piece frocks, cut with short
sleeves and only slightly low neck are
most useful, being adaptable to chilly
or very warm weather or the addition
or removal of a guimpe, as the day re-
claims.
The cabochon of flowers against the
upturned brim of summer hats lame
and small. has by no means passed be-
yond the pale: on the contrary, it is
one of tho. most favored of all modes
of garniture for this portion of the
hat.
The doll dnlsb linens are the most
desirable of all this season. and the
roarse mesh carrioaa style that inner
present in the ilnest thread.
Red and cream embroidery bands on
a little gown of gray crepe effect a
dainty color combination. .
With a black chiffon veiled blouse of
recb Paisley. the handful color tone is,
given by wearing a bright but of pink'
with black ribbon boys.
The walls of theznursery which are
covered for a few feet above the bass
board with a plain burlap of a neutral
.tone provide a delightful place for the
children to pin their pictures. and they
can chansotheai number-loss times as
they tire of one set. or if they like the
fun of rel-arranging than).
Do not wear any old thing in the
.way of bathing corsets, but buy a pair
especially for the purpose. made with
few bones pod rust-proof steals and
than you will look trim and feel coin
forlabls.
rsnasariou our spacious
ZlONlITI. ,
, PITTSBURG. rs. June 28.—-—The
drst «location to the thirtssnth an-
nual complies of the Federation of:
American Zionists hoses to arrive here
lost sight. These were from the south
and east and over 800 are expected
to be here when the convention opens
Eriday. This year's convention is red
aards'd‘ as one of the most important;
surpass 71:0 “and flat-if Iliu-
.1unwrdhx“msi it" ‘~
succumbs, . ,
flmsfiw
new; outpatients» .
. if“.
.
In.
“a. which supplies scouid be
have can; no need at a
'5 Ni {ii andyquthsapuldhe
y is or no. direction. but the my»
up iii‘s."«idoa of pushing those
[ruin the lack of a asherai agency in
A trio carrylnn slams stock from
drawn with:
nonstandard This on§taclscould be
' overcome quitem'caslly by,cstablia‘hlna
aywarsncdse agency in Prague or Vi-
enna. from which special orders could
be filled quickly. Another reason xiv-
“ by the dealers for no longer hand-
1 American made hate is that the
w,_ asale prices of the best known
in ufacturers were so high that the
raialor could not sell. them in com-
petition with those of Bullish. Ger
man, lien-2 or Austrian machine:
tors. are! the famouajhst maker-
or our and shine more “In MOO,
worth of his goods annually to a sin-
gle concern in Carlsbad. and his sales
in the district must be several times
that amount. The retailer chdrgsa 18
crowns (83.65) for “his best quality.
and. odors a doses different styles.
“Twelve years ago the Carlsbad deal-r
or introduced American made huts.
but he was compelled to pay it whole-
sale for a derby. and freight and duty
consumed the larger part of the :1 how
tween that tigers and the $5 the Amer
loan pays at home. He expected to
cater especially to the thousands of
tourists who visit the city. but found
that they would not payouorc than the.
accustomed $5. Theicngllah but at 18
crowns is one of the boat offered for
sale here. it is lightweight and wears
well. although not comparable to the
beat American molten in lightness or
durability. nor will it keep its shape
so well. A medium priced article is the
only one which could be offered in one
creasful competition with German or
‘Austrinn mshea.;-'i‘hoae are not so light
or so line as the English. .
"in 1008. the Imports of hats into
Austria'liunaary‘ amounted to 81.83%
815. Germany furnished 189.995 hats
for men and youths. italy 515.298, Elm
land 86.153 and Franco 304.771. Those
from the latter country are musily of
straw and chip. in the same year, the
exports of hats to the United States
amounted to about 10.000 and the im‘
ports Were , l. ll, Manufacturers
in Germany-.1 aiidlnglantl have
increased their cos recently, owlna
to the advance in the cost of raw ma-
terial and wages.
"American styles and Illegal of hats
would be acceptable in this district. in
fedoras, derbys and straws. lf illus-
trated catalogues are forwarded, the
price should be quoted incrowna and
the descriptions should be in German.
A list of bat dealers in the Carlsbad
district may be obtained from the Burs
can of Manufacturers.”
W
IITTINO ON THE BIG FIGHT.
“us—.-
Many Ian Franciscans Will Go in
ROM to Witness the Contest.
SAN FRANClSCO, June. 28.-Bct-
flag on the Jobnson-chfries’ light took
an unexpected turn yesterday. Follow-
ing a heavy Johnson rally Sunday
night, the odds rose yealerday morn
,lng to 10 to 7. Few bets were made
at this price. although there is much
Johnson money to be had at better
otters. in the afternoon the odds fell
again. and thousands of dollurs were
wagered at 10 to 6.
"Ten to six seems to be about right
to me." said Tom Corbett. “(in ac.
count of heavy Johnson play Sunday.
it was to be expected that the odds
would go up a hit. i think the present
odds will prevail until the day of the
tight." .
it is estimated that at least 8,000
Sun Francisooans will no to lions.
moss raousta m seam.
111118.110. Spain. Juno 28.--’l‘hcrr
was further disturbances today grow.
in: out of the strained relations be
tween the government of Premier
Canalsias and the Vatican.
A crowd composed of Carllsis and
Nationalists surrounded the palace of
governor of the province of ills
i a
iy and shouted. "Down with the gov-
ernor!" 0
The police chargedsthc demonstra-
torl‘ filth draws sabroa. wounding a
number- of 'theln‘n
,. The capital has been the scene of
many civil clashes. in 1374 it with
stood a long rises by the Garlicts.
will
re “Easiest asvuass.
new vonitlfiicui sea-Now York
will follow iodides-Johnson baht by
long distance methods. The results
. of the rounds will
, ,, _
’ , 11:50. , .
darliii "blamed for users-
.; .tsiiyyoi isle toruilstuicn Misfire. l
BERLIN. June diam-lashes vcn Kid»
succeedlilaflori‘ ‘vWiilislm ” Edier van
on to Julius. Pilnédvon? fiadollh
oriin ‘Waeohter 'wpagtolldy uppclnied _.
llecretsry of stats for Forsiau‘atfalrs.
‘ dollops. who is tirade Germansnlbassa. ;,
; ion is i. as larmdralis in atrocious ;
l.
k.
i this uranium...
ii safe wili‘lidfiliiua {
chants eapsnencsd eunuch “WWW ,1 “the best , . u.
i curiosities orders sued in... m..,w . -
ds. The main discourspslaastarcsw x .
militia dolly of ssndinp'diroct to on; .
no read from bus-L
Hill with
N? .;
~ ‘ d
.D . “l. M
m. “ ”é: Quilts! «
Idlers. when m ,
sum . .
i
-' sis... ml maroon an; s. drugglats:
fit“ '. an: _
s am», y-
Til than many.
sinner. d iv. ewes.
HARTFORD RESIDENT DEAD. ‘
HARTFORQ. .luile llll.—~charles ML
Beach. of West Hartford, died at his
sons yesterday. aged 78. He was un-
ill‘ouits recently ,a director in the illi-
nois Centralg’liallroad. lie was the
Democratic ’; insidious ‘ for Congress
from this district some years ago.
nedsuraamvau or vesssLs.
NEW YORK: June. 28.-Arrlved:
Sir. Kaiserin Wilhelmil. Bremen.
NEW YORK Juno zit-«Arriver airs.
Finland. AnlWerp; anterica. Naples.
clover.
Shore Dinners and ‘All Kinds of ‘
. 1...le PLACE”
VACATION
. 0e S
and svcsv occasion ,
VACHTiNG suoes .... ......... also
resets slices ...... . .750. also
sari-limo anode ......259. also. so:
oases ,al-loas ............. as to to
Children's barefoot
sandals
sin to 01.00
A...
“WE‘IBOHOIS THAT FlT"
L
. Two Stores.
Norwallt .So. Norwalk
HARTFORD RAILROAD
”—
TIMI TABLE.
in Iflaot June 0. 1010. .
IOUTN NORWALK T0 NIW YORK.
A. M.-12:lidx,~b:00x, 6:41x. 8:08.
6:57. 7:20. 7:40. liziiix. lizfilx, 0:151.
9:37. 10:30:. 10:4nx. 11:29:.
P. M.——12:5hx. 1:05, 2:50:. 3:17.
5:003, 6:35, 5:50;. 6:40, 6:605 7:18a,
7:52a, 9:401. 10:29.
dundaya.
6:001, 5.11:, 8:5i.
Q
3:34x. 2:50;, 5:35.
.7:09. 7:53x,8:21a,0:l2r.
A. Ila—12:531.
10:20:.
1‘. ohm-13:58:.
71:50:. 7:00a
10:38..
le YORK TO IOUTl-l NORWALK.
kit—«12:14:,4:40,b:i5.6:45,7:40x.
8:561. 0:033. 01161.0:80x. 0:101.10:05.
11:00:. 11:03.
P. M.~—i!:0h. 1:10. 1:00a. 2:57;.
11:30:. 8:55, hills. 4:33. 6202:. 5:011.
5:26. 0:0111. Mills, 8108:. 0:00x. 0:30.
11:00:. 11:30, 13:00x.
lundays.
A. him—laws. 8:00. 7:00. 8:553.
17:08:. 9:4llx.
P. M.-12:0i. 1:02x. owes, 5:04.
0:013, 7:00» 8:30;. 11:00:.
IOUTH NOIWALK TO NIW HA-
VIN.
A. anlfiitia. hills. 0:12. 7:27.
€151? 10:10:. 10:23:. 10:37:, 10:50:.
in. murmurs. 1:20. moor. ems.
me. 0:12, swirl. ma, 7:10;. moor.
hills. 10:03:. 11:13.
lull aya.
roads ll; .1. ii. mossy. 1’11. it. chemist.“
a. lit» tilts. 1110:, 7:43. 9:11. tissue castes WWII” lusparl-i
1030310: ,‘0.“ g m . s n 1 w meat statics: ' z ‘ ‘
. "l"m l , 1 x0 : I 2 xv
3"“ "m3, ‘ Tumult ”'MMM‘
bAfl'URY To ”UT" NO.WALKI M7710“ snaru-su-uuosneu
A. flat-“5:55. 1:13.. 8:00. 0:30. 10:03.
P. Hr-ndim. dildo. 8:50.,
1!
as...
~' a.u.~i:ss.'1'isss." ;
. disappointments. , ,
1 ,giaduifii
2 4‘s
' n
is
W
i 17 s» i 10:00:.
.‘ lyric become Prushian Minister of Ag-l the 131130 '1 clear the l i and
l awesomeness; ‘ ‘ '
of which the following-is the analysis
6..., sisass-ssssoassasasssssoss
.99.,usseussssssssssssnss’sssafign.i‘
resilient. examination . ,,, ,
'mmll cameras 7
I . carom
swank to, sinuous. _ . .
’5 Ross
7. 021i. 7210. can
subscriptions!”
retire to privatsllfs. ~ ‘
Baron you, .rllholubahpnia successor
as Prussian Minister.» of aisle, and Fir
police has not been burned as yet. Both‘
the harsh and , ell; you holiest: have'
received gifts noludinp‘lils majesty's
photograph H from Emperor William
Prince Mom: was honored with al
I
high decoration. 4.
It’ls rs ,rted.that Baron vcn Rbciuw
babes wi hue appointed president of,
the Ithinsprovl co.
Theoresidsut of the Rhine province.
Baron you Bohorismer. resigned recent-
rlcultlirc in succession to Herr you An
nirn—K‘Hewen. ‘
The Frankfurter zeitung states that
Chancellor von Bethmmann-Hoilweg
has decided to malts no further at-
temptto administer his once in as-
_ Isolation with his new colleagues. and
, that additional ‘chsuges hour in the
impartial and the Prussisn‘Minlsiries
may be expected soon.
MORE RMLROADIINGREASE
RATES
NEW YORK, June 28.-—The Luck!»
wanna Railroad incre its continuin-
iion rates today, follow ng the lead of
the Erie, which increased its rules
two days ago. The Central Railroad
of New Jersey announced today that,
it would increase its commuting rates
on July 1. .
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorlou H ouse
‘(Grspory Boulevard)
EAST N0‘RWAL_K
5-.
W
Sea Food Cooked to-Order
John Elitsulliiran
PROPRIETOR.
CityNatiousl Bank
UOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL IANKINO
IUOINEIU
on list In his currents
“00300.00 ' ”0117””
lets Deposit loses. II and ‘5 for year.
EDWIN H. MATHIWOON. ’PII.
JOHN H. KNAPP. ll! Visa-Pm.
FRPEDIRICI,‘ H. ROWAN. Bud Viet-
"I.
WlLFRED IODWILL. GIIMII'
a
DillOTORI a.
E. H. mm Henry _
John H. Knapp Ismael forum
Josiah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian I‘m-ta J n 14. Light
mum
VICTOR
RECORDS
FOR JULY
on Sale - 8 a. m.
“fliesoay. June as. 1910‘
Come in and Hear Them
r. _.E Lockwood
and Company
Insomniac:
PURE ICE.
it you want pupa/ice for this sum- 1
more use. you can have tin the lisrlr i
shire loo sold by till. 9 from water
ssassssuos
mm ase‘asssass'
nasanuuuaouu-sss
svsssurumsuusalust; ,,_
,lllsjParis post. will “
i
i c0111“ Millie all
soils/am .
the bile rem that is sure to
use and con ehlcni: to take.
Adosnontwo will relieve-the;
nausea and d were .19???
the bojwcls.‘carry now; do to.
, use hid‘iifnifnily
natural retried
pious braille ‘
r “bilions ‘
the'i‘lrcrto
quickly {help i
strikes; 2 xy-
note of.
new with» _
msosss'igaaesie.
souril son and TELEPHQNE
, _ NOTES. j _,
Members of the exchange were de-
lighted when, they received the wei-
home news that the exchange ivas to
have a new oilice‘buildihg. We wait for-
lber developments with great interest.
iiiram Brundageis training for the
broad lump. Look out for a dark
horse. Mc‘Phee is getting into shape
for putting the shot. His practice at
present consists of carrying the
i'crisp" up and down stairs.--'l‘he
d‘eiephone Bulletin.
l
V
3.."
gasv‘oLAss‘ss son uneasy eves
3 Are your eyes uneasy? Are they
beginning to rebel? Make them coin-
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WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
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