liPililiiillf' nu .
Mil ill illillliill
lifter“ Arguments "Saturday the
Judge save Ho’s inclined to
drool Injunction
Holyoke endomorihamplon Own?
are Say They Are Ready to
. Throw lip the Sponge
Unless heroic measures are adopted
site Connecticut Baseball league will 'the opposing sides argued Saturday
be reduced to a six club circuit, Tues- for nearly three hours before Judge
:1: “1:233:30 “hallo Itnattthrtm fact it, Williams of the superior court upon
‘ on y 0 a now, as the application for a temporary in-
. £38382; “figiaka. Tangay :as noti- I junction of the live taxpayers to stop
. _ e 5'0 e an 0" amnion payment of $300 each to 11 senate
. i
. owners Friday night. that they wei‘eld‘eporters. Henry c. White. for the
midi to null and that today's games. plaintltis argued along constitutiolal
.1 would be their last. The presidentl lines against the payment as being.
w‘ked Filth Fred ‘Winkler, the princi-, an impairment of the liberty 0! the
‘ . an! 11;: yzkde -mvr;er,handbwith lColonel press as being in fact a grotiuty and
. W r 8. W 0 88 can aching nothing else. as being unjust in- its
the Northampton club for all he‘s 30M distribution over the state. and as im-
' figsgyerfiatlofilbglfl'g byt'llihone. and pairing the independence oi the press
y preva e upon em to put by selection of a special group. He
‘ I): the evil day until after a meetius' said the whole cause was summed up
0 the league directors which he im-l on the part of the in the
‘ question who.
mediately called for tonight at the lie. ther under the statute the payment
tel Garde. in Hartford. are necessary and proper.
Losing Money. On the opposing side Attorney Gen-
The two clubs have found the going eral Light. representing the state
Netty difficult all “use“ liolyoke treasurer and comptroller. emphasized
has been a hopeless tailen tier and the the non-intelfel‘ence of the judiciary
f people would not turn out to thetin the legislative acts and further con-
almes. Edwards has been even. worse‘ tended that In his flew the payments
on. for his team is located in a city of “I question were not real contingent
, only 20.000 and the attendance at expenses, but required n‘ragnlnl‘ ap-
times has dwindled to almost nothing. propriution authorized hi the Sen-
: . The season is eight weeks old and' oral assembly. _
while the owners of those two clubs‘ in title latter slow I" 'J' Woodrull
I‘ve been able to keep their headsimr the reporters substantially con-
Ibove water up to date there is fio'curre‘d, arguing further that the 11
ll r0390 ct 0‘ any improvement» and the reporters had been constituted resin
i i I
looser they get out the better it will inr oilicials of the senate \llth oilicial
mm them. duties and that with the independence
Heavily in Debt. of the senate judicial authority had
. _ no right. to interfere.
It is understood that both are heav~ Judge Williams look the papera.mflt.
:Ily indebted to the league treasury and
NEW HAVEN, June 19.—-Counsel tor
~ illitiilllfll
interesting Programs carried
Out by Members of the
“ Sabbath Schools
Children's Day was observed at the
First Methodist Church yesterday. All.
the evening service a special program.
troopsnedtor the occasion. was render
ed ,The church building was decorat-
ed with page and artistically arranged
flowers, and was a very attractive and
pleasing spectacle. A committee ocul-
uased ofer. and Mrs. H. B. rsiauson.
Mrs. M. 'l’. Hatch. Mrs. J. Emory Ste
vens. Mrs. Ferd Hayes, Mrs lro first;L
ory. Miss May Smdth and Mrs. Lester
Waterbury. bed the entire sifair in
charge ,and to the skill of this commit:
tee is due the successful proportion
and carrying out of the program.
Tito young folks acquitted them-
selves with credit. their splendid work
winning the approval of an audience
which comfortably filled the large and-
ltoriunt.
Here follows the program:
Organ Prelude—~Reveric.
Miss V. M. Fallon.
l’roccsslonal.
Spatial-lie Bonner Over Us is Love.
School.
Prayer.
The Pastor.
Responsive Scripture lesson.
Led by Supt w. M. Ewing.
.lntlicin~l’ruise Him. Praise iiim.
School.
Address of Welcome.
Stanley Hoyt.
ilccitationwi-‘lmile and Frown.
Hazel Downs.
Morton Song-dust; allow oi Button
Cups.
Clara Ewing, Luella Finch. Lois lloyt.
Ruth Lincoln. Mabel Millcr,~.'\g'..lhu
Morton.
ila'ilution—athn Papa is Sick,
Clifford Hayes.
Exercise,
Virginia hallo. Mary Hoyt.
Ewing. Albert tlilmorc.
RCCllRuOll-A Suggestion and it lieu»
Still.
Will.
ing that while his present impression
that players remain unpaid. NOW" favored the issuance of the minus.
amnion owes some from M“ ‘5 ‘6 tlon he would give his decision to court-l
date and all from June 1. liolyoke‘s sci in the page at 4 o‘clock mp; after;
indebtedness to players dates from noon.
June 1. none having received any sul- W. l
\H Iry since that time. it is understood
that "financial matters" discussed by
the directors at the special meeting
Tuesday night about which they were
Io chary of giving information really
concerned “”8 mutter. work in the three clause of the Silo!-i
S" Club. Probable. iielti Scientific school as usual includes"
President Tracey was asked this the natures of a large number of Nor‘i’
morning what the result of the ttteet~:u'-tllt boys uhohavc been mnkinxihciri
ins was likely to be. He thought the mark in studies ill the school during.
circuit would he reduced to six clubs.‘ the course of the your. The lists fol?
He said the league certainly could not low:
afford to carry the two dolaultinx‘
teams the balance of the season and a‘
reduction to six clubs was the only Samuel (loldochmidt
thing in sight. An- effort may he made South NOFWfllk. Coun-
. to carry them along a low days longer' Two-Year Honors.
and advertise the n-nnomge rm- solo. Arthur Franklin Lynch it‘ll/ll cngh
with the hope that somebody who has. Herring). llotvuytun.
ambition to take a ilyer in baseball Prizes.
may pick them up. but this will cost The Tucker prize in sanitary 0"-
tha other clulm quite u lot of money, Kll’mfll‘lng‘wlllVltlt‘d between Raymond
Clarkln Doesn't Mind. ilryuut ilcrurd. South Norwaih, Conn.
James H. Clorltlu. the owner of the and Julius Matthew Rosenberg. law-r
cit. Muss.
Hartford club, expressed himself as in CLASS OF 1912
‘ Invor o! a six-club circuit when tulk- Genorll mom-r “hours
in; about the "WW“? In m" "N” l‘hillp Raymond Gleason (lllOlilllilr~
ion interest In the six remaining cities mm South Norivailt, Court.
would be just as great us now. Owing Psnflcld Prise.
to their low position in the league race For excellence in . mineralogy
there has not been much of a turnout ‘
_ ' awarded to Philip Raymond Gleason.
to the neuron in which the Hoiyolte and‘ Sleuth Norm...“ Conn, with honorable
Norismptou clubs have appeared
mention of Donald Mciiucr Eddy. Buy
Ivay from home. Both have a number; Clil’. Mich.
or good players and should the clubs
unit a sum of money suinciont to pity
the dehtu ought to he realized from
their solo.
«4 www— ««~W...-M
M188 ROBEMLLE ENTERTAINS.
SHEFFIELD 1911 Horton LIST l
Several Norwalk Boys to be Found.
Among Those High in Studios. 1
The special honors ior the year's]
CLASS OF 1911.
ThreeNoar Honors.
(biology).
CLAW OF 1913.
Freshman Vosr Honors.
.lumcs Herold Sanford. ilotldlult.
Conn; Malcolm Warren Steiner. New
Cartoon. i'onu.
VALE'S 1011 HONOR LIIT.
The mulpleic‘llst of honors in the
academic senior class of i'nlc for the
work oi the entire course has berm
announced no u Nlmlll oi the horrible-
tlon oi‘ the work of senior year with
the examinations lust. completed.
Among the number are the following:
High Orstions.
Stanley Ernest llmwn. llnrion. (innit.
Spools! Honors.
Three honors in muscle] studios in
the class or lilil with titles oi these
submitted are also announced;
in English Languages and Litern‘
inrwSinnley Ernest. Brown. "A lilo
tory oi‘ the liondoau’ Versel‘orm in
English Literature.“ ‘
W.WWW
Duty cl Friends at Her Home In Harm
f" i. llton Avenue.
”A number or friends gathered at the
‘ item or Mlllti [libel Eocene. on lintuli-
fllll avenue. Saturday evading. and
'mplotely surprised her. Many genres
wordplay-ed and refreshments served.
liter which Mics Margaret shields it»
mod the guests with piano solos. The
_ meets deported at. a late hour denier.
“ in; Miss Ethel a splendid hostess.
x Moog those present Were the silicone
' loo Morelli, Kathleen Pierce. Mamie
_. toot, Alicia and Edna Erode. Amy
. ,i‘lltii’lt. Ruth McMahon. Margaret
Quads. Lucille Collins. Mamie
Wolds and Charlotte tint-halo. Mrs. J.
“Mile. Mrs. M. McMahon and lllrs‘.
Gammon. Messrs Jack Adams. The regular weekly divide was held
bulimia. Charla Rosellediiiilom til. the Knob chm on Bliturr‘llyrevnning
Micro, Irving inhuman. George any-f rind llrownficld‘s Stamford orchestra
mild.” Arthur Pearson and Barry was at its best. A large number of
mutt. .% 7 young people chief/ed the evening in
,_ ‘ “v ‘ _ dancing and during the ulternogn
‘m EVERETT KNOGKEn OU‘I‘. . there triers quite a few swimmers, ch
W FRANCISCO. June lbw-Mosh though the water remains cold. they
lists Everett. one time opponent! report The Knoll auto bus was run-
). demise. was knocked out ping and Charles Lee. the driver. had
might. in the second round or it very existential our. Chief Jones
‘ and nearby "aliphatic"; fifihim.;it thermostatic renders a
canoe AT THE KNODt
hilt? notion g lihsinesoahuth he a .
.. illlsm lluii.
Solo-«v'l‘he Monastic oi the nose.
Edllll Miller.
licoiiation—‘i‘riai and Triumph of a
lloy.
Elton lioyi.
liiuIogue~~-Bcautirul Flowers,
Agatha Morton. Mabel Miller, Ruth
Lincoln, Lois iloyi. (‘lura Ewing.
llocltaiionw'l‘he r‘nirest Day.
Mabel Muuhnll.
Boys' Clientswilassiug Through the
«King‘s Iidghway.
Samuel llnnt‘olt, Wm. Hull, Elton
Hoyt. Zilnrshaii‘iloyi. (‘llflori ilnycs.
“(Pt itaiioanho Iloy Who intuition.
lino Yunnan.
Recitation-“Tho Point. of View.
Muriel Russell.
Satire on the Rum i.icenso—~'i‘hc Price
of a Boy.
Marshall Hoyt.
Anthem—«Liston! The Earth
inn. ‘“
Schotil.
l’lt-t-liuiimiwlleiormatlon oi Edgar.
Samuel Hancock.
ilnlsy llrlll.
Elmo llroatlhurst. Hanoi llyxbcc. Ruth
(.‘uvo, Miriam Ewing, iluilt Ewing,
Emlyn Wither. Emma (llll.
Lincoln. Mildred howndes. Annie
Mills. Ruth Rayruonti. Sadie lllrh-
ords. Florence alumina. lsnboli Slau-
son. Mary Worse.
Notices and Ull‘orlnsn.
.tutltumw-i-loutt or the i-ltora.
School.
in Slutt-
lioadlug.
lilac lithol Sprauuc.
lumti—vetlod (lamb (or You,
'l‘lto Misses Humble and (lrny.
lm'ltatlouwilomebody’s Mother.
llatnuel liuvls.
Holt) und Mule (thornsmilitarntcol‘
llllllillllil,
Elton Hoyt and Elliott Hutton William
liull. Samuel Hancock. (flotinrd
Home. Marshall lloyi. llnulcl
‘l‘oumtn.
llcnlnrltu.
Supt. Wm. Ewing.
liymtt-wsnvlour. Milo n. ilephord Lend
llo.
Congregation.
llcttcslicidon.
l’osil'ttlwtlhorus of Shepherds . . ..
intuitions
Norwnlk Methodist.
Yesterday at the Norwnllt Methodist
Church was oimrvod no Children's
iiny and appropriate to the tiny bap-
tism was held at. the morning service
uttdthe Sunday school exercises in
the evening. itei‘. Frank “D. 'l‘ornoy.
mater oi the church. strobe upon the
subject, "Grilling a flood Start." which
was an ‘tlppiicsblo stillness for the day.
The music tor the tiny whalexcslient
and the choir deserve special comment
(lotion ior their especially line worth.
The music was as follows:
Morning.
preludemfiliferioll'eln E Minor ....
. florists
Jtthiluie in (l illicit
morsels-There‘s a Friend tor Little
‘ telecommhma soothe.
Annie .
ihl‘flllu‘l'lpuon‘. s t s a s . I s p. s - s‘s o WW1.
Occlusion .golilwlill‘hinthhen; 1 Road
. {when spout eighty or out. p . . .
PWuudMMnrch - w HI. 9 . . s I o . Wan“.
Laotevening the Sunday school Kath.
cred or the" Sunday school rooms in
the nourishment; of the church and
matched upstairs shortly before 7
. o'clock, occupying seats at the trontof -
the church reserved for them. 0. J.
Clark. superintendent ’of the Sunday f
school had charge of the decorations
as wall as the program and is deserv-
ing or! much praise for the beauty of
the decorations and the excellence of
the program.
drilling ol’ the young people the tab
lowing committee was appointed and
they come in i'or a share of the honor
for last night's success: Mrs. Hurry
CHILDREN‘S. DAY-«GAL 2. a
Smith. chairman; Miss Maude Honey.
Miss May Bennett and Mrs. ill. 8. 0o .
torbtmkst
The church had been prettlly decor-
sced with palms. ferns, roses, Males
and daisies and the little children as
they executed their several parts amid
the bower or flowers, presented it very
pretty scene. Carnations and Sweet
Williams also assisted in the decor-a.
.tion. being neatly arranged by Mr.
Clark.
The church was well tilled at 7
o’clock when the exercises began as is
always a rule on Children‘s Day. with
the proud parents and friends of the
httle folks oi the Sunday school. The
main body of the church. directly buck
Of the seats occupied by the children.
was tilled and the gallery was the
scene of a large number of people.
The exercises saline up to their usual
standard and the youngsters delight-
ed each and everyone.
Miss Alice Esther smith. the so
prune soloist. of the choir. rendered at
the evening service. Consider the Lil
lea. in her usual pleasing manner, and
Mrs. Elsie Wurrcnilmith invomd with
l Think When i Read That Sweet
Story oi Old.
The poster in his remarks told to
what end the collection is to be used.
It is for educational purpooes. adding
to the educational {and s goodly sum
from last evening‘s otferins.
The program which delighted Inst
«Vanilla was as follows:
Songw'l‘ho Children's Anthem,
School.
Prayer.
iicv. it. I). Torrey.
Welcome.
Elizabeth liuwxhurst.
Mitittlultwhly . l‘ivce.
Harland Baxter.
Sorrow-Birdies Lullaby.
.‘llllK‘NL‘ Austin.
Exercisc-—-'i'iny Little Rose Buds.
Helen Wyeth. i-‘riedu lsltlyan. Marion
lam and Olive llurr.
Song~~0ur Brightest Summer Day.
School.
Exorcism-A Welcome to
Roll.
Gertrude Belllwlll. Wilbur Rowe and
lit-ion Reynolds.
Balm-Mm in the Sunshine.
(litre llurr.
Recitatiott~-~»I.ittle ltobln Rodhrcasi.
lrving Voorhm.
Songw-chm ilulllct‘.
School.
the Cradle
Address,
Ilur F. ii. Torrey. pastor.
Exercise-v Message of the Flowers.
Ada Smith, ltlrulru \l’cios, Verna itch
orts. Flori-two Wyeth and Anna
Sterling.
Soli»~(.‘onsider the Lilies.
Misc Alice Ember Smith.
Recitation That Little Hulllll'
'l'lioui‘tlii.
Elmira Weiss.
liccltatlolw You Naughty Kitty.
Frances May Torrey.
Sony‘s-Not Tomorrow. lint Now.
titrltool.
Holuwi ’i‘hihh \‘i’hcu
Swot-i Story of Old.
Mrs. Dwight Smith.
{dolowrllenutiful Birds 0! hummer.
Alice Cooler.
Exorcism—Who Daisies.
sixteen Girls.
Schumilt- (fares for Me.
I Read Thai
School.
llonod lil‘il lou.
Pewter
WW
WON FINE PRIZE CUP.
After ten weeks of strenuous oli‘ori
and lively competition. sewn duclhpiu
howling teams of live men each at the
Young lion‘s Republican Club, or New
Haven. completed their games meet;
1?- Burssss Jennings. son of Mr. and
Mrs. lsnac .luuniultu.,ol West. “M.
for fortunate in being one oil the price
wimters. Ills team. Wt Whitetails. ”‘3‘
cored motto place and cool) man re-
ceived a lmutilul silt/tr cup, with the
proper inscription thereon. A team
called the Convosbacktl tool: first place
and also received handsome prices.
Mr. Jennings is rlgittiull: proud or his
been»..- cup. ' "
new NAVAL mm curios.
Ul-litlAtlo. «he ilMllnhle Sam’s
newest naval grails station located
on {roller hilrhlioati. ll mllesnorth of
outcast). tree opened to the public for
inspection for“ tile/lira: time yesterday.
hear Admiral Albert limo. common» ‘
dent 0t insulation. pecudnuliy com 3
' or he “hominid.
' 3% ill" can
ditched visitor! ,
piste which oil
To assist him in the ‘
an
j'ioortonuiilorgsu. who his attending
Andover Preparatory school. is spend; f
in; a low days as the guest of his pan ‘
outs Mr. and Mrs, limos W. Morgan at
their beautiful residence ”Highwood.”
in . Franklin avenue.
When in need of ice. phone us your
Order. it will receive prompt atten—
tion and you will know that you are
getting the best and purest ice entire
market. We can't explain why, but
somehow or other our ice seems to
last longer than other ice. Phone 580
today for atrial order.
Br'ooksidc ice Co.
PHONE 580
all
Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. «I. H.
R. R. Freight Yard. Ann 82.. So. Nor.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause or the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
‘by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
buck. Even If done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter liie In the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi.
this disease and pain. and health isl
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Norvousncss. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, licari. Kidney and Female ills‘
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
H WASHINGTON 81’. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Giuen Also
z
Anything in?
the Cooking
. Line
Can be done on a
GAS
RANGE
and done better
m
.r
Housatoni c
Power Co.
, ~ Young‘Man , ,
, BUY a sun“ that FITS; YOU}
1.
One that fits snug around the collar, so it looks like
yoursa-not your big brother’s. Our Clothing will fit.
Pants are cut full shape. They have belt loops and
cult bottoms—Alum as young men like." If'alterations
are necessary, we make them, of course without
charge. We make no charge for pressing our suits.
' WE' ARE STILL STRONG 0N STRAWS.
$1.50 up. ‘
MANY STYLES IN LOW SHOES, $3.50 & $4.00.
BATHING SUITS. $1.00 to $3.00.
VACATION OUTFITS.
SUMMER TOGGERY.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington {Street
Phone No. Is now 1185-2
w
Pawns iron SATURDAY at
C-HARNOK’S MARKET
Genuine Spring Legs Lamb . . . . . ............ . ...................... 18c lb.
Hindqulrtcr. Rib and Loin Chops ............................ 18c lb.
Forsqusrtor Lamb ................................................. 10c lb.
Piste Corned Beef ......................................... 5 lbs. for 25¢
Brookiisld Butter .................... . ....... . .................... 28c lb.
Brookflsid Eggs ................................................. 25c doz.
Fresh Small Pork Roast or Chops ................................. 15c lb.
Best Lard .................................................. 2 lbs. for 25¢:
Best Heavy Corn-fed Prime Roast Beef ........................... 16-18:: lb.
Broilershllsurs) .......... .......... . ............. 30clb.
Loo-ten ...................... E ................................... 25c lb.
*- 1L
ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY 8: NIGHT
Frederick H. Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
:lihone 904 li.§ih“3ii¥.lii"‘
Does
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 now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co. ‘
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street . Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.‘
‘ ‘l I ‘t “F"...
at the 4-door, 80
L00 ’ h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil; everything ilrstcloss. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for $1625.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
all Wsli strata—(Phone) Grimes. Water arrest. Norwysik, Conn.
For lull particulars call or address
CityNationaiBank ”
TBANSACTB A GENERAL IANKINO
BUMNEIS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONGIBTENT
WITH OOUND
p BANKING
Capital surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 It 17,000.00
Bats Deposit Boxes $8 sad to psr your
EDWIN H. MATHEWQON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Viceaprss.
VflKDflllOK H. ROWAN. am View
Pros.
WlLl’ReD BODWILL. Csshlsr
DiREORtaRs
It. H. Msthswsoh Samuel ummmsn .
John H. Knapp J.-Wsllsoc Marvin
Christian 3mm John H. Light
Henry Seymour Fred. H. Rowan
‘ ‘ Lewis ll. Huributt ,
« fiumlnsrns
contestant».
turn to Ill!!!
. Luther M. Wright’s
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK.‘ CONN.
Telephons «to, with Brunch stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING
Lincoln Asphalt. Wmantcd Barrett's Amniitc
Barrett's Turret] Feltw-l. 2. 3 ply
W
I
. r: ,
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
now can mun ,
. '7 ' holocaiililllisinsimo.
' .- ”it? .
Norwalk Chronicler