Whisintheormyhaa
than; compensations.
TMthbonwhoiemainto
., the home nest we can
. t. in your cellar. a few
in: at our best. for Next
' a advancinywith a
M slow but steady and
- he approaches “you
' fire when you’re ready."
I
BEFQEHANIHJENESS
If we wanted to give our customers a piece of advice along
. . lines of business prudence, it would be to buy your Lumber and
. I don’t fall in war times. We are practically certain besides.
that the Interstate Commerce Commission will presently grant
Save money by buying now, not next week or next month.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
CLAss RADUATED
(Continued from First. Page)
_,__.
excellent music furnished by Buch-
anan‘s orchestra.
The program and list of graduates
follow:~-
March .................. , .Orchestra
Presiding Otfice1'—t—Harry E. Scofield.
Invocation~R£yfi Clarence H. Frank,
Tristram & Hyatt
“Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
"rm
SATURDAY, JUNE 30. 1911
I). 1).. Pastor First Baptist Church.
'- Remarksv—Presiding Oflicer.
" . Selection ....... . ......... Orchestral
Address to Graduates‘l’rof. Horace
G: Healey, President Eastern Font»
merciai ’l‘eachers' Association, New
York city, N. 1.
I
S9I1‘CIIOD .................. Orchestra l
Presentation of Diplontas—eBene-dic-
tion, Rev. Alfred Grant Walton,
Pastor Conglegationai Church.
March .......... , .......... Orchestra
Day $chools.
Samuel Silt‘et‘berg, Bernice- Miller.
Lester liayiiand, Richard Tahiti,
Domingo Tat-ea. Floyd Iluwe, Melina
Epifanio, Helen 'arl’ord, Nicolo Col-
: THE
RES
*_1tsnmr i
. T FREIGHT LlNE TO NEW
YORK.
E ANNING J. SMITH TRANSv
SPECIAL SALE ‘
Of wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS ' we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwaik.
ucci, Thomas Donahue, Angelo Vac-
Ecaro, Nancy Brady, Emily i-‘eiiins. l I b 11
Nessie Kuriansk), Florence Minch, In re as
; Mildred Peck, Louise Olmstead. Ethel
litemsen, Anna lienstem. Lil] May,
‘;\’\'oodis, Kenneth Mackintosh, tiladys‘
I Blown, Vivian Whiting. (‘aroline Mr.-
.son, Elsie Render, ’l‘hoda McKiernan,
'Juiitt Doyle, Anna Beat-y, Josephine
lBeai-y, Emma $andertnose. Mary}
IJoycc. Marie Kelly, Mary Noting;
.Anna Burger, Eileen O't'ailahan, Mae
“ Bathing Suits tor the Holiday Outing
Many NeWModcls in Stunning Color Combinations. Caps to Match
Separate White Dress Skirts
A Big Showing of Waisis. Reliable Rain Coats
BUY A. NEMO TODAY!
PRICES ADVANCE ON MONDAY
Suit Cases Trunks
,Mt-Kecrer. ”(It‘ll Turner, Aaron tiil»‘
:bert. Hits A. Chariott, Robert lie-j ,_
‘('*"“'"‘l'e- William fizczepaniak, Prank coal. coke and iron in the East and:
,mtgoitm, Samuel handy, Ethel page. Soulht’arit. and pending that date to“
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
Marlon blflhlll, Afifllhd ( “I'm“ ”‘9 watch tit-\‘t-iopmcnts and ascertatn'
. .Itist, licit‘n ltngan, Maude \\ arnci‘,‘ \\'Iltlht-r 1}“. inn-pa“. 59mg justified. l t
Night boot leaves Pier 27, East‘
,liost' Hertz. FI‘BHH‘S Ailing. ”arl'y‘sttpposc lut'tht-r hearings are content
t
3 handy, l.oui:~- lichn, Richard Londonq “away
yer. New York (foot of Catherine
ovary day except Sunday. at 3 p.
freight received at Norwatk up to
'm. and at South Nor-walk up to-
UNDERTAKER
“rat; on... 1069.3; House, 693.
27 wasnmoron sr.
new RED MEN'S BUILDING
SATURDAY SPECIALS
NEWPOTATOES.................. ........ .....650peclt
swrrr PREMIUM HAM... ....... ...............28clb.
PURITAN BRAND HAM ...... . ..... . ......... 28c lb.
MAJESTIC HAM ...... 30c 1b.
INTERNATIONAL BRAND HAM ..... 270 lb.
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
39 Main St.
Norwalk. ’
uni NEW SCIENCE '
Olivia Bliss, Margaret lit-ittit‘ick,'-
il.unra Kcru, John Potion t‘hatlotto a (mu-u] study
Gm‘halllv l'earl Stnith. {lured the opinion that the I‘illslt‘l‘iii
, “59'“ School. {roads wottld find that thcy had fared
l’ttul Mcrccr, Arthur Atnhlwr, Mary “in well. '
lRooney. Alice l’roudfoot, FritzI '
Frey. Charlcs itudlofl. Bessie_llil‘kin,I
Anthony ansif, Essie ltu‘tcnhlum,
, Beatrice l-‘crtis. l
of IIII.‘ decision, t'en-i
WARSHII’ IDAHO
IS LAUNCHED
' (Continued From First. Page)‘
CRAILROADS WIN 1 ‘
‘ PARTIAL GAINS 5 .
IN RATE FIGHT built through tho \\'l|lt‘l‘ at it l'ilIt‘ oii
more than :1 know. lint lIlI> class will:
:IN‘ the lust Amt-rican battleships [0|
,hc ponippeti unh Iilt' two of propel .
lint: machinery. i'ttturt ships to haw}
ow ttn-tmvtt-mrit- tII‘I\t-, {
There are no St‘t'l'vls about the Ida-v
ho‘s construction. except modifications!
‘Coutinucd tron first page.)
crmstcs for the Eastern roads on the
grounds that the conditions confront-
ing them are substantially different.
trctu those tact-ti hy the otlit-r roads,
th'rtoN or CHIROPRACTIC “
ropractlc is the definition of .‘he
ot‘the disease and the art of
ting the same. Disease is caused
wrench, twist or sprain in' the
. Even if done inf childhood
$165 pinched nerves and pain in
ills in the different organs and;
(extractors remove the cause ol‘
asetand pain. health is restoredt
harmonizing the nerve sys-‘l
[will your body. Female troublesi
special attention; also curvaturel
I“, You will never rcgret':
e Chirpractor a chance toi
in you.
chihgnetlc treatments given also.
jilORLON nousr. 1
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nor-walk ‘
Opens May I ;
‘ORE DINNERS AND ALL:
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
KN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
' Telephone 720
t
l
l
l
with , PIES, made tO'
‘ We also ,have‘
its oorrnnl
‘ At to our regular
l
Winn ‘ "our Philips
n Mauerv'
AAA... AAA A .i
, who in m-. 7 to lip-mi
I . ysl'By Appointment Only
t
,zono, from St.fJ’oseph‘s Church. or
SATURDAY SPECIALS
CALVES’ LIVER ................................ 320 lb.
SHEEP LIVER . ......................... ' ........ 120 lb.
BEEF LIVER ..... . ..... . ....................... 180 lb.
CHOPPED BEEF ................................ 22c lb.
POT ROASTS .............................. 240 to 260 1b.
BEERS MEAT 6 PROVlSlON CO.
(2 Stores.)
6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
South. Norwalkx Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.
umtlc attcr hcr ltttli had horn lttid to;
giro hcr illt‘llltl‘ s--curity against suit—l
marinc :lllttt'it‘., .‘(ttt'y (II'HIKIIPI'S hc-t
l_it\\'t~ tht- \'t‘.~.~'t'I will hc :I hurt] ltroltlcntt
It r a sttlnnttrlnc and she cannot hot
sunk with :t sinnlo tot'pcdo, l
't‘ttmt- will he 22 rm- lilt'Il at mum-i
ritlcs swttnt: along IIll' Idaho's sides :ts‘t
hcr protrction
tour :anh unitaircral't guns of tilt-
Ion: rztttgo lylw I't‘t‘t‘llii)’ designed hyi
the lttrt-rtu tat ordinance will makv it.
dangerous for hostile :tirplttncs or Zcpi
rclins which act-k to approach.
that the war has conlpcllcti them to
haul many vmply cars and that New
legislation t'I)\t‘I‘Ing the llil‘th’lllt‘nI or
”right cars will cnusc additional or
l)(‘llr~t‘ to fall on them. It is also found
their operating returns haw ht-cn at
.‘\.‘1l‘I:lllt't‘ in rt‘t't‘llI months with the he
tntns ol' tho other railroads of IIII‘
' country.
Coal Rates Raised for All.
Illt'l‘t‘llh‘t‘h in coal, coltcf'itnd iron ore
for lilt‘ Southcrn railroads and on coal
and coke tor thc \Vcstcrn roads, which
-:tntottnt to 1:3 per cent on those conr
,ntoditics, :tto nilou‘od. This is all that
goods not out oi tho. decision. ,
‘ Stuntuarizctl, the l‘ta‘lt—tills :ltIYltllt‘t‘tI
a;
will turn nirht into day when thc ship
tztirht wish to use her armament ttltcr
. . . . IIIliii. Holmy the ott't-t'lipc two 21inch
fit" ‘1‘“ “m“ml-“S'E‘” for. “"“ng tho Itllllt‘tit‘tt‘ tttl‘cs sullplvtncnl tho Terrific
“mum lint 1" I)” “km "IMP“ broadside wrinhl ot‘ the ship‘s nuns.
which IIlt‘ railroads had askod large-
' SPECIALS
like iIIt‘ l'cnnsylynni't. tho
ly on the ground of iucrmst-d ex- will ”N,” 11,; sunk“: N “um". and i0
.l""‘-“““- particularly “‘"m't “I“! “"d ultll'iltl‘t oliict rs: forty rhicl potty otli
,intttcrial. are as follows:
'l‘hul whilc thcrc has Iwcn an in:
’crcnsc itt ctiltts of transportation it is
hy no means certain that those will
't-m-s and mort- than 800 men as Ilt'l'
tlrhtinn comolrment. She will carrt'
:t-t'tuty intuitive. and be fitted with
'tnnrtct's for on admiral and his stall in
Corned 0K R03“! Beef. a can ....... . .................. 25c ,hayo ttn uuluyot'tthlc tzhcct 0n carn- nddition to the rcuular ompprst (ltlnl't-
Try 0111‘ Fresh Roasted Caifce, alb. .. .l ..... . . .. . . .. 210 .illfls‘. The commission indicates its t-rs. so that she can carry IIlP flats of
Karo Corn Syrup. n can ........................ . . 100 WWW“ ‘i.’ “will "l°"'“‘1"' ”W “:‘Y’I‘t‘mif the mmnmn‘ttor in chief txt thc lit‘cl. it
reports 0 earnings ant says in l ,.,,_.Sm,‘,_
£1111: idly . . . A ........... . ................ . 3 tumblers 25C ‘11“. lcars ol' ‘Ilet (-nrrit‘rs arc rculizod my“: idnho tliississippi, California.
. . resto,apkg. .......... , ...... . ................ 13c or their realization becomes itnmincnt NW, “MM; Arizona. Pennsylvania.
Dunham s Cocoanut, a pkg ........................... . Be it will bc ready to Illt'I thc stittzttion. Wm TWWW “,m be .1“, km Am”,
A. STULL ‘
24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk. l
, That the operating rcsults for Foli~
:l‘llilfy, stressed by many of the car-
Jtiel-s were due to un'ttsual causes and will pmnnlt-tt‘ a Wing 01‘ “we“ clunntio
haw not continued. . tun-Vol with this armament and next
That the Il‘llllSplfidtildCll oktrloops from lht‘ “in... Will come the We“ Vir-
i$1331.,‘2;.l‘:;gfl:nl,i:2:;dl1:1Egi‘rm‘ggy 0 pinitt, Washinntcn.Maryland, antl‘gol-
That the refusal to grant H (-ttrrytnn “gm 16-inch H {s'
can battle craft to carry twelyo'H-inch
rill-“s, in their main batteries. 'l‘ltcy
- urn do.
PLANS'FOR THE SAINT ANNA SO-' wishing
CIETY'S CELEBRATION
COMPLETED.
‘so by calling at. either of the? fc
lug places: Central hotel, .10
,Oddot 71 Cedar street.
The Saint Anna Society of South‘ Benadducci, 20 Wood street. A
N
its second annual
’, picnic on the 4th ; P
of July. .
There will also be a dancing
.The societies that are oin .to ar- erected in the park and the'dancing
. g H D
ade havve been notified by the ’com- wilttake place “1 the.c\'ening
mittee in charge to be presem , .7:00 to 11:00 p. m. The picnic
lArjOn hall at 7:30 a. m" in order that open with the band playing the Star
the parade. wilt-assemble without“ Spangled Banner and alter the
lcnusing any delay. The parade will’ inn National anthem and the picni
commence at 8:30 a‘. 'm., sharp; from2 “'m the“ be in full blast.
Arion~ hall” proceeding to Monroel /
etteet. Chestnut street and thence to’ ‘
St. Joseph's Church, where an orntionj
will be ni'utle 'by 'the. Rev. ‘A. Fab , .
. ——th|. ARRIVE”
Lodi,’ N. J: . . m,
.. Alter thep'oration, the. parade will
assemble and march through the , ‘
principal streets’ of "t e‘”,‘city"“"nnd BUG-Bit!
trial”? i P‘Aipiiimimipai 1“?” ti“ “ ‘ ‘ ' ' ”
est v tell 0 "t e? ayr'wl'“ ‘églit. ,1 t __ , ' ‘ " ‘
the ”park them will bounces ‘ mile '1 ~ “3'?” titll‘l‘mfiflt ”mm"
race and a {potato race {orttwhlch ”I“ a, go 19‘" We.
prizes will be awarded. ‘Anyf'lierson‘.'5£-‘J‘?l‘“ ‘3‘ Key“ lit
.q—
ta enter the races may do
and John
orwalk, has completed its plans for lure ““19 day will be thesl‘eased
ole climbing contest. open to all. 't
{thisalternoon int. 3 o’clock .tmncy,
lireslt caught, mackerel» al,,l“°,,“'tllilmt
“corner of \‘v'ashtngtbn and‘ Water
,crr-ttsc asked. will neither facilitate nor
lrctnrd the prosecution of the war.
. dye of which have nl-
,rf W (to tonncr‘? . _
‘ which \t‘tll
, tron't'v“ Inwn :Illilint‘ii'i‘tldr.
That. mm was, on the whole more rnrrt’ twelve lit-inch rifles.
profitable for the roads than any pron ‘
:c‘eding yenr tmd that present earnings
tjustil‘y the confidence that in 1917
‘itarnings will be greater than since
[1911. i
i That a study of maintenance
icliargcs in which the rising costs were
1 lstlppost‘ti to be reflected shows no un-
Educ outlay for these purposes in 1016.
: That the eastern roads alone have. . ~ 1 h
:shown since last fall a reversal at the filmed in m the ‘
upward tendency in net’ earnings
Inoticeahly prior to that time.
t Two Oppose Eastern Grants.
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VACATION SCHOOLS
FOR CHILDREN
or NORWALK
..._.—._.__—
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acting subjects. it
,the ntunbcr applying justifies ‘such
action.
The teachers for vacation classes
will be for the most part l‘cglll'dl‘
grade or high school teachers. .Thc
WWII. will he definite. No pupil should
register untests he expects to do sys-
tematic study.
Every pupil who plans to attend the
vacation School should be presmt at
the high school, West avenue, Tues-
day. July 3 between the hours of 9:00
and 11:00 a. in. Mr. Gregory,‘ Mr.
“Only a most. urgent. and extraordi-
nary situation," says 'the commissoni,
"'4"- l“would justify permitting tariffs carry-
iing a large percentage increase to be-
come effective. This record does not
disclose the existence of a situation re.
quiring so heroic a remedy."
In so far ‘as it rejected an applica-
tion for a horizontal increase in rates
for all the roads htc commission was
tttnanimous, Commissioners Meyer and . . . . ..
McChord dissented, however, opposing "M" "'1 mm“ mgh ““0015 “I" he
the increase Amm‘ed the Eastern available at that time to direct and
roads. b ' to assist.
' l. ,‘ ' n. . . _
curred intiflnégggfif,‘ hu?§t§‘“nof‘;e, '. There will be A small tuition charge
card the relief grant as attenuate? for each pupil, 1058!?1"; $3.2? tothllii:
holding that the Eastern roads should! live or six nee s o ..c..o . f tl .‘
<2j have a full 15 per cent increase and payment rs necessary because 0 it
the Western and Southern lines some lack oftpubltc funds to carry on “‘f
tgenernl increase. , _ ; cation schools. ,
0;", t I I ff . e _‘ ~—-- -
I should ttink the e ect of th de LONDON, June 30.—The Civic
rision upon the ‘rslronds would be, .
keenly ‘dlsappcintin ," said .A. .p__ Aerial Transport Committee, to tn-
ouire into, aerial communication at-
Thom, counsel for tie railroad execu- t th war has been omen“) an
'tives' committee of t ‘e Council for ‘la 9!“ e . , . ' '
I ' i “ nouncod , with Lord Nbrthclil’fe as
«nonalDetenceJ hav talked with rcp-
iaesentativ'esltog Elite“ mind's, and know chairman and Major Baird, Deputy
" thhyfwere si'n‘cejr'o thitheir 'corthe'huonttChalrmsn. Representatives of the
that}; Stilts greatest necessity Pest» Oflice, India Chloe and domin-
‘lorT‘t . _ ‘
" . elfect will intention of .ndnptlngtnir transport as
, titling; .-~. 'r' 0 its, of improving communication
thltulnlnohs . ~.,
v
llow-
seph
tea-
floor
from
will
Ital-
i
you'r. ('
. ~ euerst
. axes
' “0
in: the, Empire.
. . . . t
A railroad authority itlsl night, ultcl' l.
.tinst torpedo cratt: -
"('1 l
."J‘ttll huttrry of powerful scztt‘cltlichts;
l
. .t'inlly of tl‘cil' labor: tilll‘lll" tho ros-
ltiahol (_ ‘ I " i,
tho "“ litthiml thoso will come the new class'
l'l‘hompson, Mr. Blake 3dr tcachcrs'
ions on the committee indicantc the *
_;tng. .
>:& on-
H. Kricger&Co.. _s:‘
Taffeta Silk Dresses
At Very Special . Prices
For $15.00
You may take your choice out of 10 dilferent
styles of the newest Taffeta Navy Blue Dresses.
Also a New Arrival 0f
Striped Taticta & Satin Skirts
At $4.98 and $5.50
l
VISITED PLACES
OF INTEREST HERE
(Continued From Page One)
ttions oi' the slate, and told t-slt'“
nt rush of httsint-ss, duo to \i‘zlllllll‘.‘ 3
demands. |
The following oiliccrs \tt‘tc clt'ctt‘ti
at this tint.“ to} tir“ l‘lhlllll: your:
l‘rcsid-‘nt iIil‘j’I Nichols. sccrctztry
.of tho lit‘stol ('Iltillliit‘l‘ oi' (‘otttulvt’ctx
\‘icthl‘t'csillt‘nt (loot-no Hutu, lacr-
llt‘llll')‘ of thc llridtttport t'hzttttltt-t‘ of
l t'oltnncrt‘“. ,
1 Secretary F. ll. llrnnch, ot’ tho .\'ot'~
i \\'It'Il (‘Ililmbt‘l' of Commcrcc.
‘ Altcr dinncr had IlIU‘ll (‘tlllt‘l‘dtit'tL
tthc members were tukcn on a tour of
l the city, during which Him they won-
=shown the unions manufacturing in-
itiustries of the town. Alter a trip to
! llclic Island, and lloton Point, the \‘is5
iitors dcpartcd for their various homo
ttowns. hating cnjoycd the best kind
i of a good timc.
i The following tncnth‘rs ol' the
,socitttion :tttcndtd the titct‘tingz
‘- I‘:tI\VHl'tI P. Jones, oi~ Winstcd. i’rcs~
‘\
;tdcnt of the Male tnnmhcr of (Your
:tncrcc: A. ll. Andrews. secretary to
__thc New llritain (Villllllht‘l‘ of Cont,
illit‘lt‘t’ and lormcr president of tho (ts-f
sociation; David Nichols. ol' llristolfi
{former secretary of "the ft‘tsocintionzl
lJolm Humphrey, secretary of the New“
_l.ondon t‘hamber of (‘ottitttort-e; W.“
E. Chamberlain, offi‘cw llztrcn, sec-l
frclary of tho West Harcn (‘hambor
,of Commerce; H. M. Clark. secretary?
:of the Motidcn Chamber of t‘otll-‘t
‘lilt‘l‘Cf‘Z Mendel St‘ilnt’i‘. manager of_
tile Illt't‘t‘iliztliil‘lg department of the
llat‘tfotd Chamber of t‘ommt-rce: lit
F. Barry. secretary of the Waterbury:
Chamber of Connnct‘cc; and Chat-ice‘
H. Dilwortit, secretary of tlio Norwalk
Extra Fancy
New Potatoes
an.
PHONE—s71
PROMPT AUTG‘
DELIVERY
SPECIALS ;
1 Chamber of (‘omntcrco Legs Spring Lamb ,,,,,, :, . . 30g“ "
l The local chamber of commctw ist - _ t
indebted to Samuel limos, Samucl Stew Lamb ................. 209
Kantor, Thomas A. Skell.‘ Jar 2‘. .l' o
Hubbcll and Joint (.‘tlastaugh lo'r tho RoaSt Beef ------------ 220 to “89,
.a, fit " bx. ‘
.“ ‘ ° ‘.°“ ““‘°"‘° “” ,Hamburg Steak ....,........ 22A
"‘"ERW'N'S 'NN '5 ENDED {Fowlsi ................. 3.23
l BY_ POLICE.
:Native Veal Roast .......... 24s
on .
1Stew Veal ............. . . .. . 20%
1 ,
Iket,
143 Washington St. j;
v \
:William J. Phillips Arrested
l Charge of Making illegal
Sales of Liquor.
l
% thonn,‘ June 30.~William LEN Y k M
ll’hillips. lessee of Merwin‘s inn all eW or A. a
illerwirt’s Point. was arteétcd last'
{night for a violation of the liquor;
Haws by Chief .l’. M. Matter and a;
“squad of police. It is charged thatj
the has been selling liquor on a li- .
cense issued to the Pembroke hotel,l A t-cmonstrance was filed againut
t Of which he. is a 91.01“?th The: his renewal of a IIOPnse for the hotel,
t building occupied by the. inn is owned. but. the countv conunlssloners' m
by S. Z. Poll, theatrical magnate. clsion is pending ' . ,V
The police confiscated a quantity of ' '
quor in bottles and bulk,
No date has been set tor the hear-
“ A good adv. pays best. in the beslf‘
paper. . _ J “
Norwalk Chronicler