t Einmtmand Cine!
)1: Richard Henry
haw-The Glass Him ‘
rical Examines.
EN. June 24-Yaien clawsq
s. dawnod beautirully. nad-
nii seniors and their hosts
were filled with impotent no-
r the ouncessfnl carrying'
rioua‘ features of the pro-
.h’o joy of all was cloud-
biy‘ by thoughts of the nude
' Sunday morning. when
11y. one of the most prom-
Void. popular of the younger
in his death. The poll of
oped by the grief of Sec-
. by and his family is felt
the Univorsity.
he dny'n exercises were for
ceiling with the annual pre-
ercises in llattcll chapel.
lie .lass motion was delive1ed
rd Henry Evans of Lisle. N.
V_ c class poem was read by
‘tu‘g Gilbert of Cincinnati. con-
he morning‘s leoaram
n the afternoon. the class his-
erciscs. the main function of
11111111 in a temporary nmphi-
ankcd cents was the usual
assemblage of ln1ilcs.fnshion-
nod. nucstn of members of the
in class Before them on long
arranged in “the pit" sot tnc
. in the regulation academic
dmortar hoards. smokeing the
uni clot-.11 pipes. During tho
of the histories, which dealt
(sir member of the class individ—
lingo gnyly decorated class
passed from one senlo1 to nn~
choral circulation while each
college career was humor
Var Med was lifted on high
Bullion-idem of his classmates
ight be more conveniently
(1 by the assemblage.
. V :15 the reading of the histor-
‘e. 1193, headed by 11 hand. march-
V nd the campus and planted the
. The Yale law school held ex—
in the afternoon. the meeting of
111111 of that department being
1 order. This was held at l
. in Hendrie Hall. where 11d-
Were made briefly by represen-
of classes extending back many
enoral lemarkl‘l were made al-
(éVSSor Famous Wnylnnd dean
dcpnrtment. 'l‘h11 11nnivm1s~
V as of the law school began
‘ kln the Auditorium of Hes-
. the Hon. Mumps Knowlton
ilistiCe of the Supreme Court
Shrubsctts. dcliverlnz the mi
Legislation and Judicial d1»
their relation to each other
FUNERAL PLANS.
VPaeseVs Resolutions De.
p‘l‘orlog Death.
YEN. June 24——’l‘l111 class of
Yale University. of which Adol—
‘Hay won 11 member took notion
passing a icsolution deplor-
timely death. 111111 91111111114111:
. tion of ills noblc character
. ad i‘rnble qualities.“ 'l‘wo b1111-
‘ V are- of the class who are here
' f! as rcunlon known in Ynlc‘11
V are present oi the meeting.
‘ E Simmons. of St. Louis. 1110-
ar crepe in memory of their
rude. was pnssed. but after-
WM learned tlmt thin With not
y the family. and the notion
‘11 Home, howcvcr. whi1h was
Attire lléen played by mornbcis of the
inst a team composed of mem—
lied 111111 of '05. and which Willi
Hitt, non of Congreunmun
111111011. Payne Whitney. 111111
111117 of the Nnv‘y. William
‘ ed that while
- h
starting from 11111311107130 this ovum
rented on the college campus-1.»
their tl'l-enninl 1'euni1111——-thc'
'jury in the case of Chauncey [3. Me
.111. 1111111 11.
'W
college. 1
Early til ladle.
iii to loaye 111111 the
by a train
inn. There was Still some uncertain-
ty about the coming of M1111. Buy. And
it was given out that she would 1110me
my not stop here. but would go direct
daughter. Alice. are with her. Tele-
McKinley and members of his cabinet
and many others reached Socreialy
Hay at the Moseley residence today.
seCRETARY HAY IMPROVED.~
Recovers from Flrot shock of 9011'.
sllddon Death. V
NEW HAVEN. June 24wAfter 0111111
ing a fairly restful night. Secrotary
liny. who upon arriving late yesterday
afternoon at the residence 01.90% 1
, i 111 body
11101111111
with phyalcnil 111.111.1111. iridi- very much
improved this morning. At 9 oolock
he iconiVed a call from Dr. 11. D Gil-
bcrt the physician who attended him
inst evening. Dr. Hilbert found to:
pullout so much better that be per
mittod him Vto sit up. and While di
renting that be remain quietly in his
room for the day, expressed the belief
that the secretary will be nblc to leave.
the city this evening.
immediately after the departure of
the physician Secretory Hay 1110119 and
had breakfast in his room hid nurse.
Icportlnlt to other membels of tho and
household that ho. was fairly comfort-
able. all things considered
it was stated at the house this morn
ing that no definite plans for the fun
ernl will be fixed upon until the only-
nl of Mrs. Hay and her daughter. who
are expected this afternoon from New-
bury. N. ll..1their summer home. Mcnnv
while. however. pending their arrival.
arrangements are being made tonin-
tivcly for the departure with the body
in the late afternoon or early evening.
This noon the body was placed in a
casket which was selected by iolativcs
last evening
1—1...»
1
FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR
MONTHLY FDR JULY.
Leslie’s Monthly for July opens with
n vivid article. describing what is per
hops the most exciting bottle in the
whole wonderful story of American i11-
dustry. The greatest log 311m on rec-
ord occurred in the Grand River in
Michigan in the summer of 1883. Fill-
iy ”10,000,000 tent of logs. 11 mass
weighing upwards of 30.000.000 tons.
vrus jammed together, hacked by the
stupendous pressure of the river. The
men in charge knew that 111111.11 this
trcmcndouo orce should not bcyon-l
control noth ng short. of 11 miracle
could prevent its scattering abroad
ovcr Lake Michigan. New this mirn
clc was accomplished is 11 story wor-
thy the bust traditions of American
ism.
Time and time again. no 01111 looks
of the. mighty framework of the mod-
ern office buildings, “(1 wondcr lit tht1
cool bends and cloudy hands of the
workers fitting the stool beams on the
eighteenth 01' twentieth story. Struc-
tural workers are men worth knowing
about. and an article. filled with their
adventures in n feature of Leslie‘s.
whilh vac much 1011111111110.
The piosent fol 11111111 which is going
on among Russian Univclsitien. owing
to the incnlnbly Republican sympn
thlcn of the students lends nnrtlculnl
inmost to the autobiography of 11 R1111
sian student by 11 well- known [11111110111
Americun. Mr. l. A.
true nurrntlvo of his student day all
ventures with tho imperial secret of—
fice, reminds 111111 of nothing do much
as certain pages in tin-.1 annals of thc
inquisitiou,
'l‘hc 111111111 issue also contains a prct~
tliy illustrated. article upon (lethar-
mnni..th11 home of tho Amcrlcnn Trnpl
pints. and the fiction in thc numbor ill
rcully first-rote. Mr. Eden Philpottc‘
drnmnfic novelottc. “hounwnyu.” In
toncludcd in thin numbcr. not] we
would call pnltlculltr attention to tho
Undoing of Elbcrtnon.” n utory of int;
i111 dny politics. which ccrtulnly illus-
trnton it tendency of tho times ihnt
must And Will be fought unoccnnfully
by good citizens.
WWI. ‘ .1-..
YALE LAW SCHOOL HONORS.
EW HAVEN. Juno ZIP-Among the
honors anrdcd at tho Yule huw
Echool anniversary exorcism thin of.
tornoon Wore the following. Dom-cc of
M. l... Mogul). (311m luludc. George
.Zohm. Limit. Yule. .1900; degree mi
1.1 .13.. 1111m1na cum laudo. .lohn Thom-
1111 Smith. ii. A. Creighton University.
1900: degree of 1.11MB. 11111111111 cum
inudo. John Hillard. Cornelllm Porter
Kitcl1cl.B.A.. Yale 1807.
WWO-
«a
DAMAGES AGAINST RAiLROAD.
SPRINGFIELD 11111311.. 5111111 le'l‘ho
Greta-11y. of New 111111111111. a'guinllt the
Railroad Company. returned a verdict
for the plaintiff in the 111117111191 Qourt.
11111 morning. and nwarll‘cd flfimafiili! of
$0.438 for injuries filldtdilled whilo
working on the iii'filllllilntfi fond April
1 «ma-31......-
“Harry" and cold
"What it it?” 11111111111 the 1111111111110
1111111111111 mun. rattler courtly. “i w
your “1111111111111 11
"80
to Cleveland. Her son. Ollirenco. and .
11111111113 of condolence from President '
liourwich. ’l‘hc '
New York. New Huron and Hurtford
, coophcrll 110.“.
11111111711111.1111. 1
bolt
inn clocks.
111711 againnt S
and the Tollnc
Vt. Pitui.
wan very small.
hardened 1111i 11.
0er
few transactions.
lur.
price.
Am. Cot. Oil. 321/.
m S. R. (10., 1421,17
Am. Tab. 00.. l38l§
Atcblson. 88
Atcbison old. 104%
Ball.
Bkyn. R. T.. 82%
Con. of N. .l., 162%
Chen. 8: Ohio. 49%
Chi. & N. W.. 204
C. M. & St. P1711
Chi. R. I. K'. P.109
(LOG. & St. l... 8614
ll. & ii. Can. 166
ll. 8. Steel. 4874.
U. S Stool M11387“
lien. El. (‘11.. 260
l..ou & N1111h..iflllly4
Nor. in West. 5:;
Man. CODSOL. 125%
1d etropolltnn. l 7 h
M. K. & T. pfd. 63%
Misc. Pacific. 1251!;
Nut. Lead 00.. 24%
N. Y. C. & ll. 159
N. Y.. 0. & W.. 37%
Con. Tobacco. 117%
Pacific. Milli. 43
Pcnnsylvonin. ”121,1;
l’coplle'n Gas. l20
l’liil. 1'12 Read. 46%
l’. 3‘. R. old. 70%
Son. l‘ly. 11111.. 331,17
Sou. 11y. pfd., 8774;
Son. Pacific. 00%
Tom]. C. 811.. 707.41
U. 8. Leather. Hill.
ll S. l..(‘.o. old. 70%
U. S. Rubbor. 22
llnionvl’nclilc. 112
Wollnnh. pfd..
West. Union. 04
funeral.
Word of God only.
nry.
mighty God,
thereof. lllrothcr
known 11101100
’hlu 1.1111111. "
mun. ‘ioll'
you‘ll
’ fill businwlff
the Ilium msMO
V N All 001111111111 Fool loll
. 111111 of confirmation of
cont report's. (Jonitillu‘li Pacific lost 1%
and Amnigamatod copper at point.
M on the other hand. twine ‘
dill “ -
manta of importantly 111110011 "id lead
The tone genol ‘ '1 1111111
improving at 11 111111111111.an uncouth.
at Unitod Stilton Stool and 11 11111111011
for minor stocks helping the market.
international Silver Dec Molnar and
F011 1111111111 and Minneapolllél. lit. Poul
land finnlzt St? Mari: 111111111111 111111111111»
t
the ma
onw- to dy prom“
Union Pacific
llllppi‘o‘mentod by 1111‘.
’ 1111an in the auctions conned the list '
o sag. the decline reaching 2 points in
11111.11: was not much interest
guncrally in the market and buninosa .
Buying by the honor
at middfily but 11
o’ . . .
$11.1? .,
1511111111111 not up five‘ 1511111111 1111 ml tilin-
13in Control 3% Bonds were dull and
112111.
1411/.
13311,.
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10511,
din. Ohio. 108% 109
11:171.
1113
«11111.
204
1111111.
8611.
49%
99V:
110
53%
1281/. 12
1767/71
128%
159%
37%
1.7%."
43
15:111.
120
4111/.
791.].
113%
dill/4
71
14%
79%
22
“2%
11-11. 41111. 11
94%;
WALL STREET.1 0 m. —-lllinols
control gained 3% before it met rVelll
izing General Electric jumped 9 on a
The rise in Minnea-
polis. St, Paul. and Ste Marie, reached
2 and in the preferred ill/77. The gen-
eral market wan sluggish and irrogu
Minneapolis & St. Louis yielded
217:. and Long island 1%.
WM. l. STREET. 2 17.111.411.111.
which have recently assumed promin'
once in the market on rumors of deals. .
extensive cnrnigs. etc,
mast attention and varied from half to
1 per cent. on small dealings.
inept issues were neglected nod the
apathy displayed by the professionals
discouraged any activity by commis-
sion house interests.
corded a sale now and then of an act-
ive stock. at only slight changes in
At 2 o'clock there WEN renew
(11! rise to Manhattan and Sugar. the
latter touching 1457;. which caused a
better demand clsewh‘cre.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
1100011100 over private wrre of 111. A. V
Bbhme. commission broker. Swartz It '
Corbrtt'e block. South Norwalk:
0111111 l~il1zl1
received 1the
Prom
The ticker re
l:30
32%
144
137
VSSV.
104%
108%
83%
102%
49%
203%
ii 71/
169
86%
166
49%
09V.
260
110
53%
126%
176%
03%,
12W
24%
159
37%
67%
42%
102
“9‘4
46%;
783.71
33%
M ‘1
60
70
141.4,
79%
3| 7/1.
111%
44
94
how
321/.
142
137
88
104%
108%,
82%
162%
49%
203%
”6%
'86
48%
98741
109111
53
51A
111
125%,
158%
37%
67%
42%
1521.1.
119%
111
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113%
1.914
11911.
1111/7
711%
217A
111%
94
thn Rov. John Jnawpr. the colored
prcncher of “the sun do move" notori-
ety. died. down in Richmond. Vu.. re-
cently. and the newnpnpers had 11
good deal to any about the: event.
little 'wnn said. however. in the nor h.
or least. recording the old prenuher‘u
Like other mm who die.
ivlrcr. .lnnpor bud 11 funeral oration.
too. and bore 11110 a. few of the things
the orator of thc occauion mid:
sixty-one ycurn Brother Jasper won in.
bottle on his npiritual pilgrimage. ~iie
fought his wdy with tho hclp of tho
ut
. For
H11 won born on
July 4 1812.8c1'vcd in tho army 111;
Sin and 81111111 twenty- eighty years. iii
1840 ('uptllln Jenna panned by on Hill
whlto horde 11ml llrotbcr 91111111111 john
on in 1111111111 lilo lion and
been on untirinp; and fillthful aoidior.V
As to his position on the 111m, Whore
111111111120 11nd the Bible failed to agree.
ho simply hold on to the Word of God.
Philosophers any tho 111m in steltio'n-
(ind rows the non moron.
oven the
spoken. and called the north from the
ruling oi the 111111 to the going down
.inllpor claimed
that God made the 111111.
stars. that He breathes in every 1110111.
11111111111111 in‘ ovary storm and 111111 on
tho wings of the wind. and that the
clouds are life 11 harlot.
conclusion w 11 1111110117 this: 1
has since
i .ord hath
1110011 111111
11111111 hill V
90d
out thmbtli‘l 1111111 Dhiio 1
And there he tested.
“wall .111 you 1111111111111 ‘ 11‘ 1111
h foundation.“ 1111111111110!l tlltlb
frank A. Ferris
Nelson ‘Vl'aylor
‘mlnlntraior,
‘t‘ho
1.1111111111111191 111111 1860.
»
Directors:
Alden 801111111111 1- Edward Board
John H. Ferris John lri Light
John ll. Knapp .losllth 11. Marvin
1;",
7, Henry Livnnlith George 11. hoarse
2. ALDEN SOhMANs. President.
JOHN H. FERRIB. Vin-President.
ago-V11. .VEEAVREE. 800'. and "an.
01111311111 has inst completed
: Vllama-3111.1“”911111111111.htm.
111111 111111111111.
incorporated 111111.
Capital Fifty Thoulland Dollars.
PRESENT LOCATION.
First National Bank Building.
:4 WASHINGTON STREET.
RICHARD H. GOLDEN. Pmimnl.
VEDWIN O. KEELER, Vic‘o ornament.
VCHARLE$ E HOYT, 111111111111.
11—..."
TRUSTEES:
An B. Woodward
Thou. i. Raymond Edwin D. Kooler
Franklin A. Smith
Thea. s. Lowndes Winthrop H. Perry
Richard H. Golden.
"1"”
Banking bullne'u of all kinda, dapoa
its. discounts. collection.
Savings Department.
«lived on interest.
Trust Company 1711.11.11. of all kinds.
Authorized by 11. charter, with it: clap-
ital a0 aeouniiy, to act. as executor ad-
guilniian, conservator,
trustee oi any trust. '
Account: and urgin- of all kinds Vuoll-
cited.
Drafts and mono order. on all parts
of tho world. .La 11110 of credit and
trawler: nhoéko .
‘ Bunion-I haunt“! to 12 a. 111.. Ind 1
to 3 pV.m .. and also 6 to 8 p. 111.. Satur-
day evenings. .1
7501.10 mm éSuccrssruo
Gill NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. " $100, 000 00
Surplus. s .3100 000. 00
murmurs; 525.090 00
101111 u.rrnnis.rre.s111§m.
1110111111. 11111011. 011111111.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Chrlulnn awarlz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
11.1.11 H. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.i. Walloon Marvin.
AooounfsVSoIfoliod.
Depoom re-
821! SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
of the
SOUTH NORWALK BAViNGS BANK.
United “Bank Building. .
South Norwalk. Comp.
June .10, 111.11,.
The Board of Mummers have this
day declared 11 dividend to depositors.
of interest at the rate of three and
ono- -l111lf (3%) per 1iont.pcr annum for
the six months ending June 30.1901,
payable on and after July 10,1901
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw interest from
.lulyl 1901.
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
ill 3 w. Treasurer.
”1111 small 111 11111111”
Savor many a dime in watch euro. The
p 0901' and timely nnviicotlon 6! one
Anglo (iron of oil will add ilvo years to
the lifts of your wntcl1.llllck of it
when needed with soon regulate it to
tho mulls of timeless timers. You may
uiluee many animate 11nd inanimate
things, but 111111511 Your watch after it
strikes for ions time or better cure and
it will "get even" by quietly quitting
work at 11011111 important epoch of your
business lifemiuot when You need
timely help. W11 diagnose all notch
ailments and 111111 1111111111 do after
1011111101101. 11111111171 1111191111119 watch.
HOMER B1. HQYT.
- .‘ Gradunlolonticiou.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
1111... hours. 11. to 11:11. 11: 41. to 11:10.
Saturday 11111911111311. 7 to 9.
l’
YOU BHOUL HAVE ONE.
Hartford. niiidl lost you to citizens of
00111191111011 11112111111111. “Wild 1111
lotion 11111011111111: to 011111 1- .
1 , 'l'lli 0" {it M? m 0011‘
. 11101 a 1100 on V libido . . V
‘ Wii 17. E
Wi'ii'l‘l‘t‘.
W ii! iii.
P. I‘\. SKIR'X‘VSVi
11111111311 11 31111115 111nm: 11.1.11 .1131
J". BROADLLO'I H SKIRI‘ Bl‘AU’LIFULLY MADE AND l‘RiMMi‘i) '.
Jln—
LOOKlNG oven THE 13151.1).
and making tests of the meats sold
elsewhere will be convincing proof
that 0111'
BEEF, VEAL. LAMB, ETC.
is wortllly of 11 place on the best in
bios it in meat for pmticulur meat
eaters. H1111 the flavor and tenderness
demanded by fastidious purchaocrs.
lot from young animals especially
raised for food.
NEW canrunv MAAKET.
Adam Steinwald. Proprietor,
Ely Block, 80. Main St.
11111 1
11111111 111111
11111 1
Men’ 5 $9 on Blue Serges,
very nicely made. onl a few
left, and they go at a 5 page.
A Crash Suit for men—the
ccolest article in sweltering
weather—vwith the price
melted to $1.175.
Put the boy in a Washable
Suitu—it's So much easier to
keep him cleanly—4n linen, or
crash we offer suits from one.
up.
Washable Knee Pants for
the youngster from 3 to 14
years old.13c. per pain:
pairs for 25¢.
Men’s White Yachting
Caps, 15c.
Boy's Caps. too. You can
crown the lad' in fine style for
a little dim! here.
It NOR TH MRIN STREET
TRISTRAM _&
k
‘11. 1111.11.
‘ Dealer 111 Junk of All Kinds.
The (icon. 00110111111111“ full. (111.. 91'
1111111111 pricea paid for old metal.
to? papers. everything. Writo 01
cal Prompt attention given to all
11111101111. .V ‘
loll 111.111 111.3 “'Norwalk
W171 718-50.
11mm CRASH SKIRTS, . . . . . . . 750.
PLAIN CRASH SKIRTS. 1.10011 QUALi'iV v. .‘ . . . . . $1.25.
11.11. 1.1111112.1 CRASH 51111113. coupon, . . . . ' . . $2.90..
111.1. LINEN 1311115 1 SKIRTS. l1‘l.()UNCE.'1. . $2.511.
ALL 1.1111211 1:11.118 SKIRTS, 1:11:11'NC1- 1111111111211 Wl'l‘I-l wnrrr. . $3.00.
AU. LINEN 111111311 SKIRTS. 1»L1)UNC1:, .1 11111111121.) WITH 1 iNEN BANDS . $350.1
‘ .111. 11111:.1 CRASH WALKING 31111115; 1. $425.
NAVY . 1.11.11) 111111112. AND 111111111 AND 11/1111131111011 81111115 .. ‘ _ $12510 $3..75
$11.11 1111111111111 511111151. . , . . $3.50.
Housefurnishing Dept
(:1 111 on "111111111111 . $1.35.
8 QUUU‘ 111-1111111121) 111111111111 111.»; . . . . 391;.
NiCKlZLl‘lEA 1.12'1'1L1151r11n1111.51111-1113. . , . . 290.
11111-11111. WASH. 1111133111123. . . . . . 15c.
11111111. QUALITY 1111111111 1111111111. ' ‘. . .‘ 1 . . . 151:.
11.11 111.1115. . . ’ * ‘ . . 12c.
111111111 11.11 KILLERS. . . . . 10c.
3.1111211; GARDEN SETS. . . . V . . . . . 23c.
5.1111111111510111 51111111215. ' . " . . . . . .5c.
1111,1151; '1'now1121..s‘ . . . _ . . . . . 5c.
If eger 171 Cu
2-9-3l Wes‘f Washington Street.
01111111111111 of
Trimmed Hats—Our entire
stock of hats divided into different
lots and marked $1.98. $2.98, $3.98
and $4.982. '1"
A great many bargains ofiered
Skirts from
98c. to $15; Suits from $5 to $18.
Worth double the price that’s ask-
ed for.
in this department.
Lace
Curtains?
ll
Hundreds of pairs and ‘prétteist
designs. Special offerings to this
dcpartme ‘; 59c. to $6. 00 per pair.
,
Until
I‘ll Our entire lot of Fine Silk
Remember the Pinon until
Remember Our Tot-loll:
111111 11111111 11111111 011 11111117. 11111111
0111' 6111118111.
Silk Petticoats; handsome col—
ors, pink, blue. old rose, cerise; to
close but for $4.98, worth $10.00. 1
Mercerized petticoats, accord-
ion pie‘at ruffle around bottom. all
colors; to clear out $1. 48, worth
$11-00-
Two-piece Wash Suits; 11 big
variety of these little suits for
boys. at 49c; better ones at 650.
and 981:.
Waists. most of them worth $10!" ‘
and $12 ; quite a good assortment V'
to be had yet. although a' greatk
many have been sold the past few. V 1
days. To close out for $6.110 and V
$7 911.
Paid.
There ill a curious 11111111111101 in -- _
itaiy that there is 71111111111117. vary
lucky about wine which is 111111111. by 11‘ V
guest. and that every one 11 Viable
should promptly dip his 01131511 1
001111111 liquid. 11,. wall know
cxpioinodéthia. 111110111111 00111
ins who‘ll be was dining a
bio and was no unlucky all to 11
slain: of wine on this clot
ntnntiy dip‘g‘od hill finder
1111111111119 11 sign of the
throat. explaining
he did 110. Every- 11101111 '
01121111 in the win and ltdc
to?“ ‘Ffor 11111.
p.111 White Lead and Zinc;
3:11:90 by hand will wear twicd.
Norwalk Chronicler