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papers Reported Raided
MADRID, Juno lair—Telegrams re
. Icelved today from Vigo state that a
mnnrchist revolution has broken out
‘gat Chaves, Portugal, and that the POP
”tuguese garrison mutinled and killed
its commander. The inonurchists
stormed and raided the odious oi’ the
Republican newspapers in the Plaza
Braga.
The great entrance to the cathedral
[was shattered by a bomb exploded in
like Plaza (li‘ionte adjoining the. royal
palace. today. Several neighboring
buildings were damaged. but no per-
Izon was injured.
The bomb eXpIosion at Madrid to
slay occurred within a stone‘s throw of
the great explosion of May 31, 1906.
when King Alfonso and his bride were
returning from their marriage cere-
anonr.
The Plaza llrlente is immediately in
dront ol‘ the royal palace. 'l‘ho cathe-
dral damaged in the explosion of lo-
idly is to the south and immediately
alongsido the palace. From the entire
‘dl‘ni leads the (‘niie Minor in which
the bomb explosion at the time of the
Royal wedding occurred.
VI‘GO. Spain. lune ill.~—ilepot'ts
from Clittl‘P’é of the mutiny of two reglv
ments 0' troops are not confirmed. The
rumors are probably unfounded since
it is learned from other sources that
Ithe Royulists‘ pizms on the Portuguese
frontier did not dowlop as had lioen
Expected. it is supposed hero til it the
Royalisls at. Chores plaunod to mutiny
upon the approurh ot‘ (inptain Couv
calm, the monarrhiai leader, who is
laid to hr at the head of forces near
Brsga.
NORMAL GIRLS GET SCALPS AT
SCHOOL SEBBiON.
NEW HAVEN. .imlo li'i.-i’rinuipsl
A. B. Merrill, or the State Normal
Ichool, yesterday morninit. had tho eta
patience of his lilo-mitts touching
life. at ioust. and for a few minutes
wished that the nomination of nirls to
title pianos as tout-horn in New Haven
while schools had never been made a
part of his job. The girlu in the new
tor class lit the stitooi intake loom
without warning upon the subject or
Appointments. union» the affair wort
quieted down, principal. lonelier» and
' whoinra hull hominid ovur‘uxt‘itud and
I 300d share oi“ the day wan upoiiod
for real work.
Normal school girls who had stood
Mair in rants and who had lull ed to
#2“! u city piilt‘o openly uortlhud Mr
“until at playing tuvoritiam or unit»1
tiles. He denied rigorously hut tho
girls were not to no unlimited. ”Why
don’t you show our stands illeil. it you
aren't timid?" auroral girls united, all
a tremendous rush.
The girls alarmed the principal nun
night and input. Tho leuehern at:
blunted to restore order hy talking.
With the girls. They might as well
jut/o talked to a thunder shower and
hold it to dry up. The girls had rennin
the rind alter the long strain at
“that upon preparing for oxemtna»
dim and honouring about. appoint.
ill. and such so outbreak was prsc‘
y» it insulting down oi nerves.
him who renewed an spoolnh
t thread]: the local heard at eduu‘
' laughed during yesterday‘s out
and remarked it was easy to not
b When one lion 5 pull The rent
out quick to agree with her.
Several girls oi nepotism high stand
been told by their mount training
' out that they were limited for s
filament. only the tiny berets
molds Wore diode. .."i‘his mode
its all the ovum tor thesis" outs
did gut toil. iiii: and been given
not places by yuppie who were
' nullified the sit-ii
Cultural Buildings in Madrid.
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Voyage tip tits Amazon
E. C. Bonedict and his friends who
were on board the steam yacht Vir-
ginie, that ran aground near Havana,
returned to New York yesterday on
board the steamship Saratoga. oi! the
Wald line, and at Quarantine they
boarded Mr. Benedict‘ s own yacht, the
Oneida, and were taken to the loot at
Wall street, where their baggage was
examined. Later the. Oneida took
them to Greenwich. where Mr. Bette-
dlct has his home. On board” the Vir- .
glnla were James McCutcheon. Col
gate Hoyt, Henry Robinson. Hozeli
Howells, Dr. iF. M. Smith, ii. Rom:
Shelley and Edward Beers.
The Virginia started down the coast
on April 25. At the. mouth of the Ania-
zon she waited let amoral days and
then began to make history For more
than a thousand miles up the great
rivet the. yacht pushed her white how
and in doing so gained the distinction
of being the largest vessel to get that
far from the ocean.
"We had a wonderful time,“ said Mr.
Benedict. "At Manson we Were Enter-
tained by the governors of the provin‘
(sea of Porn and Amazons. and at er~
ory one at the larger towns we were
reoeivod by the Chamber 0! Com—
merce. l was surprised at the progress
that has been made in‘those inland
towns. One of the most wonderful
improvements in “To wireless teie
graph. There is one system which up- 5
erutos for more titan one iltousIandIi
miles and it to used ottener than the
telephones. Mr Holt rectitel :1 mes
sage from ()ys ll‘r ilav the some morn '
log it “as soul ‘
That fact cannot be
appreciated until one knows that we;
note miles trout anywhoie
i can't sin too ninth to tutor of
Captain Blind, uiio has in remnant?
of tho \ llilliiill. lie came to me hitthl
1r rotomtnmdetl. and i do not lhlnlti
lit'tt. he in any um pas responsible}
for tho ant-.ido it “0 ran aground
where there “an no sea to speak oi l
and rooted there for eight days before
no omitted to come ashore Honestly ’
very momhrr or our party was sorrvl
to have the \' ir zinia, no were hating
suvh a good little.
"il‘ord. our wireless mun. speaks
truly when he said it was the must tie-'
linhtiui shipwreck ever.’
While they were on the Amazon hir-
iiouodlot said they found many odd;
a lumen of solar animals. (the morning ,
they came upon ti twentv loot water
intake, which was killed only after 74‘
otruuuie. The party brought hack in
numeruhin marmosets and bird».
Friends Weieoma Mr. Benedict at His
Home in indlan Harbor.
unto mum” t20mt..lttneli' t-twrnm i
motion- it“. l‘. liolil‘llll‘t arrived at his 0
gestatu ludian Hill’lmi testordus after
lump, alter nu atlmonro of two tnontlw
Martin J. Quinn. his business partner,
and Alfred (tiilnsrt Btuith. general lililll-
use: of the Ward lino, wore present to
greet hint dud us soon on the new of
lllll arrival ans spread many friends
loaded and store uuicomud hy the rum
ntodure on ltia blond wrunds
HM) Hi5 RlBtl BROKEN.
Audion \t’urgn, one. of the drivers
employed hy
lions. was carrying a. liuahet oi ooal
into his home ill \u 30",, r: lr avenue.
I‘yoaiordnr uiiornoun. when hit tripped,
tore;- u atop in tuition tho mullet ni
«tout come on top at him. and some of
illlil lltfllill rips worn limited. tin wus
unsistml into the tundra, and a physio
inn has rolled to attend to him.
W‘s-AM erW ‘t
Black notions for summer some all
.itond’s lieu lids.
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New Drug Tint auiohly homer-it
thou Homiy spots. _
where‘s no longer the slightest. need
at feeling ashamed of your tradition: as
s. new drug. othlnwdouhle ott‘etigth—-
hits heed discovered that is a posture
cure for these homely spots.
Simple set one ounce of elhittew
double strenutlwtroni it. it. Baxter
and souls it little oi it at night. and
in the inguinal; you will see that even
the worse hate nexus to disappesr.
while the light tradition hove vanished
entirety. it its seldom that more than
on manure is needed to completely
niesr the skin and gain a beautiful
ulnar completion.
, recently figured in litigation. This was
the ilrm of ilttrrin ii ‘
no late Ballroom Burchard
. Carried $10,000~—‘Bin Sums
Bdcslvlili Elsewhere
ll'rom‘ it statemeutrnndo public today
by the: insurance Press/it appears
that life insurance onganizations dis-
tributed to beneficiaries in Standard
in 1910. the sonnet? $399,000, of which
‘ $260,463 represented insurance on the I
life of James it. Shanioy. whose estate
the largest claim paid during the your
in Connecticut. Beneficiaries ot the
late Lyndon ii. Stevens. of Greenwioh,
received $66,000. and those of the late
George P. Sheldon. of the same town.
teoeived $37,886 from life insurance.
Boardman Burchsrd, of Wilson's
Point. carried insurance of 310,000. so
cording to the report. and in the town
of Norwalk amounts aggregating $97;
000 were received.
'i‘e total life insurance distributed in
Connecticut during the last year
figures by loans, not including towns
where the payments were under all);
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New Haven ................8l.32«i,(iu(i
Lilo insurance uranium-lions oi the
United Rtntos and Canadu distributed
$563,440.000 in Hill. according to com-
pulniluun by. The insurnuoo Press. The
in) tuuuts in the two rountrioa to hone-
HW‘IMltm for death l‘lllllttii, matured on»
den-moms and other bottoms under
the pollution of luvoipremtum eotnpsp»
tau and tits uortitlcsles of various lilo
insult-ours ormniuntimwsawsnment
and tho llkewnmountsd to $35M“;
not). The animated total of thy
annulus paid or repulsr oomptinm in
dividends to poiloyhnldartl. tor tum
reader roluos.’lo ennulisuls and on
i‘lillil‘ili in tension oountrlss was "ill,-
dilution.
Mann all limo of benefits under pol»
tolusmdostlt claims; endowments and
illritlendswtim tronslictloho oi the me
uiur “reinsurance unmounted ooutiw
and in thermos last year, under the
normal conditions that prevailed. New
or protection vino mitten; and. alter
the polioyorcount deductions. the it»
sunrise in turns showed on tourism
of nearly 11.000.090.000.
Au indiestton or! normal business
conditions. iii mo. wording to ills
insurance moron in the New York
landmines downtilétit. where 90 per
cent. of that insurance in lotus through»
out the 6mm must he duodenum tor,
was the immune of disbursements for
surrendetud. lapsed and nuisance ssh;
insurance for him than ”$00,900,000 .
. ' ‘ for a Long Thin. *-
Primitive men did not need Citroen~
.rets. They lived outdoors. ate plenty
or fruit. and all at their food was
foourse. We modern people are drillers
out. We exercise too ‘ittie, out little
trait. and our food is too line. too
rich
We can't have the bowels clogged
Hi) and keep well. it. means that the
food retained there decoys. The decay
cronies poisons. And those poisons
are sucked into the blood through the
very ducts intended to suck in the
nutriment. so we must mall's our
choioe. We must live. to nominal.
like the primitive man, also we most
out Casoarets. .
mounts do what the right food
Would do. what plenty of exercise
does. The effect is on natural from
one as the other. The Question is
one oi‘ convenience. it you choose
Doormats. take them as you take
tend. not in large doses rarely. hat a
tablet at a time. That is the way to
keep well. Get a 10 cent be: now.
Hartford ......... . 1.015.000 W?’*‘"“M“"““ ‘ ““
Bridgeport ................ 550,000 SOME APPROPRIATE ENGAGE»
Waterbury ..... . ...... 545,000 MENT air-"rs,
Stamford --------- ' 3903“") Upon the tantalum... gold chain
\ierlden ............... H... 238.000 bag "Wt design of “if! heart lit in.
“mm“ ' ----------------- ”7'00“ trounced by a pendant . ruby heart
Mlddk’mw“ ----------- ' ”9'09” swinging just below the center of the
iiunliury ................... 1.54.000 80M rim.
Greenwich ................. ”9.000 Thus the lover is able to associate
New Britain """""""" 132,000 sentiment with the practical present
hinugatuch " """""""" 33'0““ of n has. and those who do not. wish
MW ondou """""""" “0’00 to curry their hearts upon their bags
Wallingi’ord ............... 315.000 can him: the choice of still another
\Viliituuntlc ............... .9000 design,
Shelton """"""""" ‘ “(090' This takes the form of a gold
sfmu‘ Norwalk """""" . W0"? chain wrist ball. with the rim set in
\lelhuruiioid ............... ' 50,000 the terrain that correspond with the
Clastobury """""""" ‘ Iioiilltl owner‘s Christian name. diamonds
““00"” """"""""" fif‘fu‘m ior Daisy. pearls tor Marguerite, and
;:)I';}:I;;llc """"""""" :éégg so on. while insidi- is a small gold
""""""""" ‘ ' ‘ mine hearing dust below the oisop the
South Mamhonler ......... 36,000
t’l‘orringtnu ................ 36,0th “0anle "my heart.
‘Winlislli‘ MI“ ........... 33.000 The lover's knot in diamonds and
Ri'lf:(‘lll'lil ................. 32.000 ”W" mm‘me“ ““ " ”we“ “’ ”'0‘“
Waterman ............... 33.000 hum almost too hurkneyed a gift to
hiya-tit. ................. 29’3““ mention. but it may he noted that the
‘Vitidsm- ................ 28.000 latest mode in surlt lover‘s presents
..l-‘.sst (llaottiniiurt .......... 2?,liuu is ‘0 5““ “ 0’0“" M MM" 0“ rolored
\& est Hartford ............. 21.000 “1"“ behind m" how and thus term
llouatton ....... 7 ......... 23.000 a. telling; background ‘0' ”“5 precious
\‘imtlll .................... 22,ouu “”9”"
,mmn ____________________ 210.00 Whnt connection there run he he.
Sharon ....... . """"""" . 21. 000 tween an atroplutio and two lovers
ilrauiord _________________ ithtllltil‘” only he decided hy the couple
East Hampton _______ . ..... “,Im.‘,'lhomsoil't-a. ilui a hatpin in the dc.»
En itoid ________ . ________ lilJ‘l'il sign oi tuo hiades or an aeroplane. pro
hintlrlittrtltl' ‘‘‘‘ . """""" . 19.000 pellet horn on its lenlho!’ case title
Non Milford ............... ithuuufmwlc “1m“ "3““ d'“m°“’v" and
l.\‘mth 5”)“me ......... 19.000 it"ortoiuiy it) ltu liciltily and costliness
l Wilton .................... 19. 0001“.“ m “Ud‘m‘ any ””9449“
Addison ................... 10.000: The pmprlior blades were carried
.lfiust Hartford ............. tiijltllillo‘“ 0“ “mm“ MW“- studded with
6 ”mm C‘ty ______________ ”qwidiamouds and “MM and Vera mat
i‘s‘eu pmmm .............. ”filmiieln or lightness and delicacy. in ad
V “M“. .................. ”ImmIdttion to Mini": lifelike models oi the
Pialniith .................. militia im‘l ”ll“?
*1 homan“ ................ “t Int“): it is easier to understand the lover' s
”mum“. ............. 15.000 ,5 gift at n mupio or totoiite shell hair-
inriu ..................... lll,:’iilll.lllllfl. or which the tort! were com
i«:.. t iiutidam .............. 13.50" i Wm! 0! three this» at diamonds. all
(it ‘llllllv ..................... 13,5‘uuti0ined toneiiirr in ono.
llnznrttvdie ...... , ........ 13,5uot such a xiii as this would naturally
l’vqnnhutk ................ ‘lilfitilillli‘ llllllrot‘inil-d by the girl who loved
i lymouth ................. . illhun 1 the “Kit d'umour to he put. to practi-
'slrmmrd .................. instalment use. and who would be delighted
Humoid ..... . ............. . 1:15.001 with suoh a roitture ornament.
‘i‘liotupilonviiiu ............. lilfiuu The new . innit nullity pin Bear!
ttoruu‘ali Bridge .......... H.000 brmtdhou, fashioned of a douiile row
Cromwell ......... . 12,000 of diamond»; may also be numbered
llttilit'lmil ..... X... ”.000 among prurllrnl presents, and though
\iadlson .. 12.000 no oporlul sentiment in denim may
*Norlhtleid ............... . 13.000 distinguish them. still it is not. likely
l'mpwtunurlt .......... ”.000 that any girl would rojoet such an ot-
\‘t‘suroaau ............... . 11.000 luring ol love.
m.....,...- 1
BHALlEliBE PM!
FRANK ll. IIXTEI
More to Refund Money it Or. Home
on“ domino Will Not Cum My
Case at Constipation or
Dyspepsia.
W
Frank it. hunter ill nestling the
worst mine or «inmost. or constipa-
tion in ilouth Norwuilt or vicinity to
lost tir. Howard’s new specific for the
ours or those dishonor. V
tie confident to Mr. Dexter tlut this
remarkable mutants will street it their
lug cure in a short time. that. ho otters
to refund the money should it. not he
decennial
in order to more the quickest pos-
willie introdurt ti. Mr. liner will sell
it more.» our ‘
medicine at half pried” :5 non .
This inertial: or lit. Hound's will
situation, dyspophla and items-oi
isles. d‘ll .stllonntoi hormone .
the. 1S.
1‘ don when the ring is closed and only
Tm NEW-sun.
And for tho little d‘umour for the
alivimtmriuut day. what dun he more
”t dilutions of this
dare not: dtondhdlifl. iii-or ls‘oilnlrs. sent .
. opens hr moons of a hinge sliding into ‘1
y o. groove and uppn
known to the wearer and the donor?
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the ucienoo oi the
cause of the disease and the tilt at ads
lusting the name Diseases are (tutu-ted
by a urenoh, twist oi sprain in the
hack. lven it done in childhood it
creates pinched nurses and pain in
into: life in the different organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
norm systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumutism. Fatal:-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female liis
eases are given special uttentiou; uluo
Curvature at the Spine. You will
never regret. giving Chitoprnotlc a
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON or. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
I‘-
,_
Reduces
'Your Work
All housework is more
unity as well as more
quickly done it a liberal
quantity of
Hot
Water
is availabia. it you can't
came in and use for your-
Islt. «it on to call and
convince you.
Housato'nici
Power Co.
CityNationalBank
TRANSACTQB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANgiNq
p0»: and Profits
In
$117,000.00
Bate Depooit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. ‘ilt Vice-Pros.
FREDERlCK H. ROWAN, 2116 Vice-
Pr".
WILFRED BODWELL, Chiller
DIRECTORS
E. H. Maihowoon Samuel Grumman
John H. Krupp
Christian 8mm: John H. Light
Henry Seymour Fred. H. Rowan
Lewis R. Hurlbutt
Capital
$100,000.00
The following are "(Told Facts." We
handle only one quslity of too. the
but in the city. Our men are indium
and reliable. All orders ore tilled
promptly and enormously. Our insist
are decorate; you not correct weight.
And, host or sit. our customers stay
stimuli. {live as a trial ordolw we‘ll
continue you.
Brookside ice Co. I
VHQNI m”
and m stern... N. v. N. u. a u.
it. it. Ffiiaht Yard. Ann It” 80. Her.
which is engraved
suit cults.
Tan and Black Oxfords.
Nq akwear.
ma 1!. In
TEL. CALL 44-5.
PRICE’S
Window Display
Special showing of $20.90 Suits.
Flannel undherge Outing Pants, $5.00 and $0.00.
iioys"Wash Suits, Bathing Suits. Straw flats.
Shirts with salt collars and with uolinr hand and
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
interwoven Socks, assorted colors.
ii and Bags and Salt (38888.
Price’s Clothing Store]
98 Washington Street
Phone No. II new 11854
lT WASN'T OUR lNTENTlON
to convey. the idea to you that we
were the only ones in town that sell
meats. Our intention was to give you
the facts by stating that no one in
this town can sell you primer and
higher quality oi fresh meat. poultry,
et.. than you can buy at this market.
We know how to choose our meals
with the view of catering to the taste
of the best judges in South Norwaik,
at Cltnrnok’s.
CH AR N OK'S MARKET
FREE DELIVERY
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J. Walloon Marvin .
17 Wall Btmt
ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY & NIGHT
Frederick H. Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works' ill Connection
’Phone 904
Wad... Wwwm...”...vuw_—_.WA~ an-..” .s... ....._... .. M. ..
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace new, and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. ltd-that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
E8T|MATE8 CHEERFULLY FURNISH ED
84 So. Main Street
South Noru alk
Phone 742 Norwaik. Conn.
L00
2. Wall Itrouw-(Phons)
at the 4~door, 80
h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. so: and oil limos. Ilesch
magneto and coil; everything uremia”. Guaranteed (or one your by
the manufacturers. for um For full particulars unit or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD a. co...
Garage. Water Street. Norwsik. Oahu.
Lincoln Asphsit, Wmanted
The Hatch 8: Bat
BOU't‘H HORWMK. CONN. .
Telephone 40, with ”such stations in All Dupsrtmonto
Lumber ”andMiii Work for Everythinn
ROOFING
Barrett 8 Turret! Feitwi, 2 3 ply
.ye Company
Barrett’s Amado:-
lfwyour Carriage.Wagon or fluid 0
Needs, Repairing or Painting
NIGW “THE TIME
Norwalk Chronicler