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Liliousatonic
1' regular price is 50c.
broken.
We, have just received a can: of this well-known and popular
~ brand of GENT’S UNDERWEAR, sizes, Shirts,
‘ Drawers, 30 to 42. We are going to sell them at 34c. The
p The tickets are marked “Sec ands."
find why. Get your summer supply before the sizes are
34 to 46:
We have been unable to
We give our Trading Stamps
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington St.,So.Norwalk
Telephone 446
Jordan’s
Perfection
Wax Oil
Polish
(The famous “Donkey Oil")
Cleans instantly, polishes
beautifully, hides scratches,
leaves no odor. It does for
woodwork what metal pol-
ishes do for brass and silver.
Ask for Circular.
CHASE. DOW
80m, ORWAtK. CONN.
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Glover’s
THE PLACE
—-—--as
Elite Oxfords
NEVER .SLlP
, A Style for Every Occasion
A Style for Every Foot
$3.50 . $45
Two Stores
Norwslk South Norwslk
Hotel Mahackemo
l. a. CONNOR. no.
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL set
CONNECTICUT. LEAGUE.
Team standing.
Won Lost P.C.
Hartford .. ...... ...18 7 .720
Bridgeport. ........ll'l _ 13 .536
Springfield ....... ..15" ‘13 .538
Waterbury . . ..ll 13 .519
New Britain ..... ...li 14 .500
New Haven ........ 13 13 .500
Northampton ...... . 11 ill .407
lioiyoke 9 19 .296
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Yesterday's Results.
Waterbury-Hartford game called in
third inning because of rain.
' Holyolte 3, Bridgeport 2.“
Springfield 1. Northampton 0.
New Haven 2. New Britain 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Team Standing.
Won Lost P.C
Philadelphia ..... ‘...23 13 . .039
New York ........ ..21 13 .618
Chicago .......;...21 13 .618
Pittsburg ...... . . . .20 ii .588
St. Louis ........... 15 16 .48!
Cincinnati .........IS 18 167
Brooklyn ........... 13 22 ‘ .371
Boston ............8 28 .222
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Yesterday's Results.
Plttaburg 7. Brooklyn 11.
BostonvChicaxo postponed. rain.
Philadelphia i. 81. Louis 2.
Cincinnati 6, New York 1.
AMERICAN LIABUE.
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Team standing.
Won host PC.
Detroit .llS s .763
Philadelphia ..... .. .19 15 .559
New York. ........ 18 lb .545
iioaton ............. 18 19 .529
Chicago ............ 16 16 .500
Cleveland ...... ii 22 421
Washv vtop ..... ill all .358
St. .. ........... 12 25 .324
Vesterdsy's Results.
Washington 6, Detroit 2.
Chicago 3, New Yorh 2.
Philadelphia 12. Cleveland 6.
iloaton ii, St. Louis 6.
eaareau Leather.
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Team Blending.
Won host PC
Rochester .......... 2?.» ii .806
‘i‘. Mi ........... 19 ll .633
ll. .......... 17 ll .1307
“Wu... ...u .......... “-1 15 .500
M nuircai ........... ll 17 .393
Providence ......... ll 18 .379
Jersey City ......... 10 is .333
Newark ......... 10 21 . .323
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iDEAL FORiTHK SUMMER
TIM!
' Combination
Kitchen
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radium-imitate
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slim
Range
. spam on. doing Oil wooo
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in. none-whim.
ohm report increased the omen
Yesterday's Results.
Toronto 9, Montreal ti. ..
Baltimore 4. NeWarlt 0.
Rochester 10, lluifalo 9.
illli ll pursue
WALI.8TREET.10:10 a. 11:.me
pressure against U. 8. Steel of the last
two days appeared to have related in
the early trading on the stock market
today. Transactions in the stock were
not large and the prices were enchant-
ed. Cessation of the selling movement
had a bracing cifcct upon the market
and prices were advanced moderately.
General Electric gained a points. Cans.
dlnn Pacific 1. Atcbleoa ”Wis-tins-
housc Electric 95. Readies 33. Union
Pacific and Amalgamated Copper is.
The resignation oi President Dias esus~
ed an advance in Mexican securities.
Notional Railway-cf flexlcc Second
Pfd. gained at.
Wold. STREET. ii a. injw-tnrso
buying orders were distributed in the
standard railroad stocks and prices
moved up smartly with amninson. the
ion l’sciiic and the Hill stocks the lee»
turns. Gains in these and several of
the active specialties ran from 1 to ill.
WALL. BTREld'l‘. Nader—Tile sell-
ing pressure which held stocks in
meat in tile tone of the market result»
ed. dubstsutiel advances were made in
all clauses ni' stocks and bear traders
who had sold heavily were obliged to
cover. xi. number of minor industriais,
melodic. the, electric stiletto, were or
peeling? sirens. hlloli‘l morgue
tor that issue. no leg of Union Pael-
lie was vtloijulsted y the announcer
inset instillation ”5.00%le Harri»
than bond issue had been oveloubvcrlil
' in election taxi or held. ill do One hlld
' lion Palace.
~ they are on every house
ed Prices held ilrlu throus‘ltdut the
, ’Amomisll session, although the contend thensii
‘ it " l abated at the killer level. hoods one , ‘
PANAMA, H 9“ ”Milli Nautical '
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Minister o inn Affaird Froncisco
We De La Warm who chosen provi-
do“! Dmldent to serve until a gener-
lionticethents should be but with‘
in the chamber the wordsiinnouuclnz
the event were followed by silence. in -
the streets black with people the news
that Dior. was no longer the president
was the signal for wild shouting and
manifestations
rum was no violence or destruction
0‘ property. On the motion to accept
the president’s resignation, 167 depu‘
ties voted aye," while no expression was
made by Benito Juarez, a descendant
of President Juarez and Conception
Delvaiie. As their names were called
all other legislators rose and bowed
their ailirmatlon.
in similar tasblou the resignation 01
V ~Presidcnt Corral, now in fiance.
was l\ann nousiy accepted and Elmiilll‘v
1y Senor D 1..a Burro, recently ambas-
sador to Washington, was chosen pro-
vision pr‘eaident. Senor Dela. Barre
will take thoo nth of cities at noon to-
morrow in the Yellow Parlor of the Na
expected an uproar or egg! the an-
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Assumes Military Control.
Of scarcely less popular interest
than the resignation was the assump
tlon' of military control of the federal
district of Alfredo Robles Dominguez.
Hoderos' personal representative. in—
spring the handling of popular demon~
stations by a leader of the new regime.
Dominance tonisbt said that the
troops would remain at their present
stations until they should be needed
in Nexlco City to control the situation.
Icons in Chamber.
Every entrance to thee bomber and
all street approaches were carried
by heavily armed. mounted police On-
ly those who came hours ahead of time
act within this cordon. Those admit-
ted w‘ero quiet and well behaved. Out-
side the line or police. the throne
cheered itself hoarse, but gave the
police no trouble. direct can run.
din; near the chamber were compel-
led to stop by the density of the crowd
and car root swarmed with eager spec»
tators.
To the city xeilemlly, the acceptance ‘
of the reslmation of the president was
announced by the clans: oi the balls of
the cathedral and two discharges of
cannon
As the cmwds melted away after the;
session by bond oils and by thousands,i
they tell into irregular marching clubs. 1
The marchers carried llama and ban‘
nets of the national green, while and'=
red. lithographs of hisdero. laurei‘
wreaths, brooms, apparently smylloiic;
of the clean sweep for the rebellion: '
while hundreds of them shouldered:
stoves and poles like soldiers with ri-
fies.
All business was suspended. Even
where windows were shuttered bu
the monuments of last night had be-
come harmless celebratbrs. ‘
On New balcony in the city,
andi
and cities 3
building. women and cglldrcu an a,
those loo inilrrn to be in the street.
came out to see the celebration. Many
of them tossed honors and confetti on
the blot-chin; thousands.
In their wildest moments. the mem-
bers‘ot the various crowds never fail-
ed to exhibit their love for the nation-
nl has. Repeatedly durioa the hours
tell crowd visited in trout of the cheap
her for the news at Diasfs reslmtlen.
the colors were waived by them and
every appearance of the its; was the
signal tor applauds nod lift-m hate.
it is the iirst time in 30 years that
the people of Mexico have had the op-
portunity to about with impunity the
name of thier choice for the presi-
doncy.
Provisional President De La Barr“.
elect. acknowledged his elevation to
that lush clues in no open letter to
the Mexican people tonight. lie do
clared he would not be a candidate for
either president or vice-president
when a sectoral election should be call.
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Diaz’s Mb".
general Diss's letter follows.
"Sir: The lsslcan people who sew
mull! have covered are with honors,
who proclaimed m ..l their leader
check for natural days was relievedldorlns: the international war. who per
this morning and a decided improve-l
trioticsily enabled me in so works org»
deflation to develop industry and the
commerce of the republic establish its
credit, sells for it the respect of the
world and obtain for it an townie
position in the concert of nationh: that
some people, sir, it» resulted in also‘
aid military bonds. stating that my
Bronte executive power is the cause of
tit”? Mention.
finish. unreservedly, the oilice of con
“signation, Deputy Aspe made a hril~
iGeneral E. Ramon. who took the Oath
Alfredo Robles Dominguez.
presence in the exercise of the su-_,
‘11s? utterance
atltutlonul president of the republic
with which the national vote honored
me, which "1 do With all the more rec?
son since in older to continue innlllce
it would be necessary to shed flexi-
can blood, endangering the credit of
the country, disulpatlng its wealth ex.
haunting its resources and exposing its
policy to international complications.
“1 hope gentlemen that when the
passions which are inherent to all rev»
olutlons have been calmed, a more con.
scleniious and instilled study will
bring out in the national mind a cor-
rect acknowledgement. which will nl~
low me to die, carrying engraved in
my soul a just impression of the esti» .
motion of my life, Which throughout
1 have devoted and will devote to my
countrymen. .
“With all respect,
“FORFIRIO DlAz.”
. The one dramatic speech‘of illegally
was made by Deputy .icse Ashe. in in
troducing the presidents letter of re-
liant oratorlacl effort. ills voice was
repeatedly drowned by applause and
the floor fairly shook with the demons
trution that followed his peroration:
“President i’orlllrio [glue is dead.
Lon. live citizen Porifirio Dina."
The speaker admitted that Go v.
Dina-had been called to account for
his errors by a people who had pry?
grossed taster than the author of
their progreso had realized. but he
declared the good that Gen. Dias had
done his country would ilve forever in.
history and outweigh his mistakes.
MEXICO CITY, lliay 26.—-—Franclsco§
Leon de in Barre. the Mexican for-i
clan minister and former ambassador"
at Washington, look the oath or oillce;
is provisional president of the repel»l
be today. "lie will set as the chief ex- 2
coating in succession to l’oriirio Dian;
who resigned yesterday. until a gen‘
eral election can be held. -
Order prevailed throughout the can
ital last night.
Senor do is Berra was escorted from
the national palace to the Chamber of
Deputies. where the oath of once was
administered, by the members of the
stall oi former President Dias.
The staff onlclais had resigned days
ago, but had asked permission to es-
cert the provisional president ” to the
scene of his inauguration. The new
chief executive was accompanied by
as minister of war earlier in the day.
Most of the distinguished person-
aaes in the capital were present. in.
eluding the diplomatic corps in full
i‘resalla. headed by the American am
ussador. Henry Lane Wilson, the
drain of the corps Owing to the fact.
that Mexico Citv was orderly through
out the night, despite the magnitude
of the crowd to witness the incoming
administration. business men this
morning prepared to resume their on»;
cupatlons on a normal bnsis .
Shutters were removed from tho‘
i windows lor the first time in two days
land the morning sunlight cast its rays
l.
lingo brightening considerably the up i
pearance of the business districts s
A large crowd gathered about the
Chamber of Deputies cheering for
Senor do is Berra and General Fran i
clsoo \isdero. willie the oath was be
ing administered. ‘~
it is now regarded as certain that
General
Madoro's representative hero. and who
is virtually the military colnmandor of
the federal district. will not find it
necessary to call in the revolutionary
forces from the cities ot Guernsvaca
and i-‘ncbuca for the purpose of main
tninlaa order. The police and soldiers‘
are acting under the direction of lien
or Dominance with as much rendineno’.
as if they had hover known anotherj
superior.
General Dias“ s condition was report
ed as improved this morning The in
damnation is his face is sold to have
subsided sredlly and the lever to have
disappeared. Members of the retired
president's lsruily expressed the be-
liei’ that he will be able to sail for
Europe from Vera Cruse by the last
of the month.“
General Enrique Termite. sub-direc-
tor of the military college. today was
appointed chief 01‘ staff to Provisional
President do la Burrs.
Before Marlins; his olllce yesterday
as minister of finance Jose Yum Ll
mutton exhibited to .lslms (learns.
the new subsscretsry or the treasury.
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treasury. donor blmsntour turned
over allure government funds in his
possesslrpi.‘ tallies tor then: Senor
chemo receipt.
The casein: or Provident Dias last
plant was one of the most dramatic
events in the recent history of Mexico.-
MIMOMAL OAY llN'i'lNEL.
The Sentinel will be issued on hie-
,lilorisl Day so I morning paper. lid
refinements and new» matter should:
reach the cities of publicstlou on blou-
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Enlahliallrh 1357.
PORCH FURNITURE—~SPECIAL SALE
Reduction of so Per Cent. from Certain Groups Until Sat-
urday Night.
PORCH ROCKERS, wide~armed, high-backed and
comfortable.
ARMCHAIRS AND TABLES, all in three different
finishehi weathered oak, natural and green.
SUBJECT TO 20 PER CENT. FROM REGULAR.
WHITE ENAMELED CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
Sfith brown reed backs and seats, $2.75, $3.25, $3.75, and
6.50.
SUBJECT TO 20 PER CENT. FROM REGULAR.
PORCH SWINGS in several sizes and styles, Lawn
Settees, etc.
WILLOW FURNITURE in natural color, brown
and forest green.
Value $6.50 for $5.20 Value $4.50 for $3.60
Value $4.00 for $3.20 Value $3.25 for $2.60
Value 32.75 for $2.20 Value $2.50 for $2.00
Value $2.00 {or $l.6o Value $l.oo for 80c
Special in Rockers worth 85c,
59c SPECIAL.
Fourth. floor, Carpet Store elevator.
VUDOR PORCH SCREENS, in olive, plain green,
mottled green and tan. and natural.
Size, 4 it. x 7 it. 8 in., $2.25
6 ft. x 7 it. 8 in.. $3.25
8 it. x 7 it. 8 in.. $4.25
to it. x 7 it. 8 in., $5.50
Carpet Store, first floor.
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF WHITE GOODS
LAWNS, BATISTES. SWISSES. VOILES AND MAR-
QUISETTES. I
In fact, all white fancycottons for summer waists and
dresses. such a display as will tempt all’visilors, for prices
are at the lowest.
WHITE BATISTE. 45 inches wide, at 29c
better grades at 40. 50 and 75c.
PERSIAN LAWNS,15, 30, 35c andup.
WHITE LAWNS. 40 inches wide to 12%, 15c and up.
LINEN FINISH SUITINGS, best grades, 15 and 25c.
POPLINS, fine to wear and wash, 25 and 35c.
MANY SPECYRfiBARGAINS, odd lines. not listed
Center counter, lower floor.
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‘ Speaks- 1N CURTAIN sruvrs.
CURTAIN SCRPM, by the yard, hemstijtw L
stripes. extra good value, worth 45c, a
GENEVA CLOTH. figured designs. worth sac, at 17c.
FIGURE!) CRETONNES, desirable patterns. worth 15c,
at roe.
orci.
‘nd in
Upholstery Store, third floor.
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Elite B. iii. Eran Summing.
; Women's Pump Shoes
Considered by many the best type at
low cut altos. blade on the most mud»
or» lasts. Do not slip at the heel or
can at the sldap. Parent Call. Gun
Metal. Vsloose and buckskin.
32.50.2153, 53.50, $4
FLYNN'S BOOT SHOP
90 WASHINGTON 81‘.
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You are probably planning is little trip for Memorial
Day. Don’t. forget to come born for Wallis, Nook-
wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Belts, Bass. llsndkorchlcis.
and all the other little dress accessories you may
need.
we have mini/”goon thlninl to alter you, and
pileos are in every instance most reasonable.
The N. B. Ryan Co.
as Washington Street
Norwalk Chronicler