.VVJ',V.. .
midnight carrying"
11:27:13 On a steep
h1g1“ ownshlp, the brakes
no the car ran away,
_, incline {it a terrific.
" to! the hill there lsa
1, Here the car dumped the
d caring loose from the
, seengers were dragged
. "‘ waindows. Commodore's
ound beneath the trucks,
Dsrhammer was found in
thy 11.7.11 his testimony be
filipi he committee of the
Ray. is, was examined about
1 the situation and
i. The 1131113 0! the Unit
(initiate the Philippine
id in reply to no ones
sis lino would .1resul It Eng-
‘ hdraw from India.
vanced civilization in
Kong and other
linihadh great point: or com-
rfiong‘Kong was. he said.
as ed hon Chicago and bu
there than In Chis
_ h the Philippines
vs (1 American lndians
”is. islands were acquired by
11.11.1611 as to whether
WY
1.s‘t1i.on did not ap.
Sta :7 and the Phil-
1h ands were no
1 reinscd to call as
69:71 tor and members who
MAN HAN, ED.
11 May Elijah
wan hanged here
His victim was ids
l - donor is not made public. Q!
, day, and after a dust.
nulin ett the house. Chap-
«I» 11111-
‘ 63:17ch scuo gs.
) .Y.1. May 12 1
passed
protection ~tor your
1111i. 36c; 40c. 50c,
. 85c. Best 83. 56' Um.
’ All new goods and
bankrupt sale at
to
fit Pens at pric
11:73 Port trade.
SOLE AGENT... 111
.soiml wonwa’Lk‘.
‘;ST
1 county were destroyed» There were
‘ six washouts between Austin and Pres-
(l‘hsriaii M. unlisr.
.1170. Whammy: 8mg,
,, UL, 1
northeastern portion 01! lows Is halt
submerged by the cloud burst of Wed;
nesday morning and h avy financial
losses have resulted} I is estimated
the cioudhurst precipitated six inches
of water, 611011.107.qu “
places until all the barriers We‘re ovar-
flowed, rushed down than 1 beds and
ravines. and poured' a are rt" am into
a stream called the Dry Dock running;
through Decal-ab and other good sited
towns in the vicinity; Two mm are
reported lost. one an Ihfa t. d the‘
other an old man. All roan ng
and Walking was Impossible. owing to
the gals Which accompanied the storms.
Between Conover and Decorah. a dis-
tance otxnins miles.a seven miles of
track owned by the Chicago. Milwau»
kee and St.'a11l railroad was washed
1out. Slates lion bridges in and
about Decorah, owned by the city and
too. on the open prairies. Ten miles of
track were" destroyed on the lows and
Minnesota division of the Chicago,
Milwaukee“ and St' Paul railway. At
one point the head undermined a track
on .which' a coal train was standing.
overturning the entire train and spleen-
ing the depot trom its foundation The
damage at Decorah is estimated at
$600, 000.
KILLED HIS SWEETHEART.
Then Lay Down Beside Her and Slow
His Brains Out. 1
SOUTH BEND Ind.. May Zl—Johd
W Churry. aged thirty~one. a carpen-
tcr. shot and killed his sweetheart. Bu-
sannc Kecskemeti. aged sixteen. early
this morning, and1then killed himself.
01111111711.th ”tho girl and her parents.
all apphdéatiy’iin good spirits. sat on
the porch uhtli midnight. when the
parents retired. After fifteen minutes
12 mother heard three shots She gave
a matter but little thOught. however,
and went to" Bicep. At 2 o’clock she
awoke and looking‘out saw the bodies
0! her daughter and Churry lying on
the ground The couple evidently had
planned to die together. The girl :had
laid her best dress and underclotlilng
on a chat in the parlor, and the than
was attire In his best clothes. They
apparently ha'd Iain on the ground side
by side" He then evidently placed the
ail-calibre revolver over her heart and
tired twice. Both bullets. not an inch
apart passed through her. body and
buried themsélves'in the ground. He
then shothimseli in the mouth.’ His
right hand “still clutched the weapon
and lay acrosshis breast. There was
no indication on: struggle, and no res-1
son‘ for'tiiein’ragedy' Is known.
DONATION FOR WESLEYAN.
MIDDLETOWN. May 23. -~Presidont
Raymond at Wesleyan university. an-
pounced to one of his classes today
that he has received a letter from a;
wealthy patron oi the institution gi 1
lug $75 000 (or the erection of a an;
sconce building. The not 861%:
buildings desired by the Wesley
faculty to commemorate the
mencement. two buildings
been donated and the Iill ‘
1 HMOND STOVE STRIK
ORWIOH‘ May 23 .—Tho
til it“ Richmond Stove com 1
on $0 ham 1 week
1 or when the factory will ’
altar repairs. Onehun adm we
chnccrne'd in the strlhe.‘
p
“ WASHINGTON. may'83.——1-Th specs.
ident today sent t . ml-
lei-y corps. ill-st lieutenants ran -
Hopkins”! W. C. Abbott, 1111'
Bride. Jr.. Frank J. Miller; Charles".
lanham. Albert U
r3. Grant, assachusetta and not
V 1 Stockalonds. (Intramurain.
[nonlinear or on Margin.
“ Washington 821.,
trsams -
1 were out or their banks within thirty
. minutes Streets became impossible,
Sort“.
. U. 8. Leather, 18%. 13%
v ‘ u. a Steel
1 of scar
, erected She lived there many years,
is. and ties also employed at the Monte , '111
1 Beach” ‘-
.. house“ ,_ ~
"Fauilther. Willis:
band. dying shout 30 years ago For
‘ . 7 years she was a familiar figure ‘
w .
W
Orders executed for ‘
{vl’riute wires 11,171.11 York, Boston.
thingies. 61.111136.
VFih-siul attention. given to mail and
t6 egraph orders. .1. .
orr‘sspondsace invited
11¢" .1 unis-du-
Tclepbone' Call 153.
Swiirta 8W Corbett Block.
80. Norwalk. Oahu.
7
roosv IN WALL svhsei.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a m—Tho
stock market opened dull and Irregu-
lar but the majority of stocks showed
fractional gains. Amalgamated Cop-
‘per opened at an advance of H6, but
lost nearly all of it In a few transnat-
lions
declined 11 point. The uniform gains
shown by international stocks In Lon-
don was without much sheet In tins
market.
WALL STREET.11 a. m.~—Thc pric-
es of stocks became heavy and raced
ed to last night’s level or below. Dci
aware a'nd Hudson lost a point. Chico.
go, lndiana’polis and Louisv11.e tell
1% and Chicago Terminal preferred a‘
point.1'I‘here advhhces of 2 in West-
inghouse Electric‘lhiid oi a point or
more In Smeltlng “Anaconda. Virginia-
Carollna Chemical
PIttsburgC. C. 87 St. Louisa The mar
ket was dull and "narrow.
WALL S'i REET. 1 p.111
3%, Pill llc,MaIi'1Il,.% Linseed 2% and
Louisvli s 1% Northwestern rallied 4.
term: dropped 2
Western about
TODAY'S Q
walk.
Open High Low
Amal. Copper, 71% 66
Am. C. a F.
Am. C & F. 111.89%
111.601 011 53
American. ice, 1866
Amer. Loco.
Am. Smelt,
Am. Sugar,
VIII;
181319 is 1871.
,1 12916 12911 12311 121111,
Anaconda, 11: 118 117% 11716
a '11,. a s. 17., 801,1. say. 71111 11031.
A-.'I‘ can 111’. 98 68% s 9711
Bait. & Ohio, 10615? 103% 1116 is was,
Bklyn. R. T, 66 66%
cm. as w'. 245 2116 245 7.501%
9111.111 West... 286’ 2911 2377 791,4
0.111 a St. 17.17072. 1711.1, 169661110711
cm are p 17 A171 171 171
Col. 17. a 1,781.13. 98% 9871
Col. South.,' 311. sin 31% 31a
Consul. Ga. 222% 232% 221% 221%
Del. a flu 177.14 1 6175 17571 117616
Erie, 1 3771. aw. 36% 31171
lli.Centrai.163 “3176153 163%
Lou & Nash. ,13995 140% 139% 40
Manhattan 1317.6 162% 131%
Mei. St. Ry. 14966 149% 149 “9%
Mex.\Central 27%, 87% 27% 27%
M. K It T. pm. 56% 56% 56% 66%
Mo. Pacific. 99% 9936 99% 99%
Nat. Lead. 21% 1.5.1175: 211a 2366
N. Y. Central, 136 16% 156 166%
Nori. dc West, 56% 56% 66% 60%
1 at. at West. 82% 32% 3296 32%
aciiic,Maii, Ii . 42% 41 42%
Penn. R. IL, 149% 149% 149% 149%
Peole's Gas, 102% 10266102 102
Press. 8. Car. 44% 44%
Reading,. ‘ 02% 02%
Read. lat pm, as 83116
381111.21! bag. 38% 68%
Bcpdh. St 1. 1 1.6 17%
Son. Pacific 1 66 64%.
Railway 3'?
94%
63%
Son. Ry old. 914%
Tenn. C. &l., 6356
Texas Pacific, I156 I156 41%
Union Pacific 105 10516 104% 105.
13111311
1477. 15
161.7. 4071.
90% 901.4
27 37 ‘16
U 8. Rubber 15 1 15
40% 401%
U 3 Steel old. 9096 90%
ahaah 1 271.6
M old; II I1’I96 II II“
. _ .11. 27M :77. 27%;: ’86
711' THE "so: or1m.._.
w...
New Heron a girl or is to the Bran-
tord Point house. which had just been
Wese house and the Double
She was married twice; i1
first husband, a‘ sailor named Evans,
rng lost at sea and her second bus-
6 a; a special favori
Chicago and Alton preferred 1
exdlvideud and 1
m.--A rise oiw
7,6 In St. Paul caused the general mam '
hot to harden only a shade This, G'c’orgww:
FullcrICompany rose 2%. the preferred 1
Cleveland. Loraine and Wheeling“. ore;
UETATIONB. . ,1 , :
Reports over pm to sure or Maples :
it Goldschmldt. commission broker-5,.
Sword: 8: Corbett's block. 80th Nos, 1 1
,l301
"Aunt" Ruth Dickinson Passes Away—V1
One or Bra‘nto‘rd‘a’ Familiar Figb‘res. _
Death has“ removed one of Bran- "
lord's historic figures in the person or ‘ 1
1 Ruth Dickinson. known by the youth I
am generations at "Aunt Ruth." 1
. Ruth drab Went to Bran'i‘ord from
nor. our 17717111111117 am: arm 1
Eamon
.Krasowt 6? Fox L
4.7 Mort/1 Mk ,cbr. Ami St. ..
‘ sown/warms
j _ Why, anything in Mans For.
1 i‘lilhli‘lul, and no will find that
. ' ‘ we HAVE 1r.
Belts, 2:. to 61. ,1 .. ‘
Negligsé shirts, 5010 to 61.50.
1 summer Uniforms .t V25Vc to $1.
1 Stogks, 25's ails, too,
All or the ,
- ‘A host ’oi others.
good reliable klndl.‘ .
.1 ' Telephone 133 12.
.1 muons commons,
1 HATTERS. roams‘rinas.
88 Washington sum.
scorn museums 1‘
it his]: always been our aim
\
Lot No 1
Lot No 2
brown s
CHOICE OR “
Lot No 6’)
are silk-lined th 10
Many them
this 1032'! 318.005
37/.
I
carcasses
TRISTRAM &
Truckmen s 1
Scale 0! Prices.
Bottled on at a Meeting Held May 211,
in Norwalk. '
.__".-.—>
At a meeting of, the Master Truck-
men 01' the Twin- Cities May 21 the
following prices were decided upon. to
.1 The baseball teams of Brown's and
Morrill'a Business Colleges, of South
Norwalk and Stamford, respectively.
played ball in Stamford yesterday and
the game inspiring in the defeat of the
Merrill tehm b lie score of 10 to 1.
The bloycle‘slmd at The Cliiiord is
being made attractive by a coat of
paint. .1.w Bdst’ty is doln'g'lthe work.
The entire trimmed stock of spring
iniiiinery at Miss M. F Ackerman's
store goes on, social sale tomorrow.
The E H. g
Hoyt street,Norwalk1. will close next
Friday for 91176111166911... ‘
ENTERTAINMENTS.
take effect June h, 1962:
goods in citywlimlts.” per load; from
Norwaik‘ to South Norw‘aik. $3.50: from
South Norwaik‘tto mrwalh. 83.50 and
fifty cents perioad' extra for each flight
of stairs after first flight; to Middle
Five Mile River, Rowayton or Bella is.
land. from Nor-walk, $4. 50; from South
Norwaik, $4. 00: to Darlen. 85.;00 to
scream, 86; to Stamford. 66:00 to
Miadus. $9; to Greenwich. :10: to Port~
Ohosioi‘. $16; to Winnlpauk from Nor-
walk. $1350: from South Norwalk. 84;
to Wilton. 85:..to ggannon Station, 86;
th1GeOrgetown. ‘4! 0 to Branchvllle
:io Bethcl. 2013: so Danbury. $15; to
dgeileld.‘ :to New Canaan. $6: to
“:8 toSaugatuck, II: to
reens Farms, ‘86; to
Fairileid. $8; to
Pianos. $3 each on
first 6061‘; ext illght of stairs, 61‘
each: ’planos t ugh windows. 35:
boxing or unboxlng and moving. $5
cinch. Baggage in city limits. 25 cents
a trunk. from Nor-walk to South Nor-
she or two trunks. 56 cents: each addi~
ti’onal trunk, 26 cents; irom South Nor-
walk to Norwalir, one or two trunks.
50 cents each; additional trunk, 25
cents; to East Not-walk from South
1Narwaik.25 cents to north of Fort
Point street. 60 cents. for one or two
trunka‘ to Dorlon' 17 Point, 61;- to Baton
Point 7 Belie‘islsnd 81.
vBrhigeport. 810.
Ho“ -L IA '
Granfila'udeville
1 For the benefit ‘
smut Hespilal .
, 11°77‘73“: meant.
TUESDAY. MM 27. 3:15.
Under the management of tho
VII-III! DROHgsTRA.
Admission ....11,,1...‘}$ 00, 76c. 60c 35c
Reserved seats v.1... sale at the
thefi‘tVre and wriggling Store. 111139301;-
1 t1
.\,
1m'
Lecture hy
is 11111111 1711111; 11.11
NORWALK METHODIST CH 80H,
Next Friday Eva. May 33
1 . at 8 o'clock. .
Dr. Kelley, Editor of THE M1
DIST REVIEW in one or the foremost
writers and lecturers of the A .. iii
pulpit today. 1 "
arch
.‘i .
V?
It s time to
11pul1llour- “
foot 111 its“ . . 1
Vs
«i
Clearing Sale of Tailor Made SliltSMild Jacketsf‘
from one season tovanothcr. Willi this object iii view we have made up our stock of!-
into thres', Hots to close out. as toilowa: . .
, All Wool Homespun Cheviot and Serge, in black, grey, blue and brown, regulars“ p
31" 00 The cloth alone would cost more than we ask for the suit. CHOICE OF THIS L0
Fine All Wool Venetian Cloths, Chcviota, Bioadcioths and. Pebble Cheviots in black ‘ navy, “mi 1
grey, regular price 0: this lot from $14. 00 to us. 00. This lot contains many of our finest Suite.
to $22. 00 CHOICE FOB.
w ‘- SPRING JACKETS
s
We have made one lot of our Light Weight Jackets In tau, brown and cantor, all sizes,:,and1. styles.$,VVVV
Regular price (10111 65 06 to- 88. 00. Choice of any of them‘ior . . 1
lo tchkiss Company. of '
1 A silver altering will he siren tor .
WVShi'rt wrists from 60c 1.. 72.97.
‘ CHILDREN.
gm I.‘
GAZETTE BUILDING
to sell everything the». season thatrit is, bought and to. carry Militia ovar
Tailordli'e salts 111
I
I
'0".
.11 1.1
1‘ ...
" no so ans
1%.,
fiasco.“
80.00..“
.1711'1‘“
e111
5*
r r 1 ‘11. {1A
This 16f includes our Fine All Wool Etamine Cloths. Broadcloths. Fine Cheviots andiN'Venetiada.
ughout and made up in the very best possible manner. Regular price of
012.00
I .
\ fi'. 1 ~ 7‘1
’ '1, . I,
$3.00. 1 ,
ftoiiN
HYATT, NORWALK
+MWMWMTTMMMWMOMWWMM
g. .
BeOple of Limited
$4?
How Can
I.
I‘u
In-
its
1 1711......
comes Dress Up-to-date ?
Rn arch?
1 values.
“ nuanced,
111,.
; V 'mgswer'to the Question. ”810;!
1 groan or: b“ 1317171 :11in likewise the this or“?
do ht thereon: 1a,- ‘ "' " 3‘,” .1;
and you feel YQIF
the cash to pay as... an Lush. ' YOU “an 71771713171 13 , .
promise to pay is as good as cash. Get What You legit who ...1
it. pay tor it as you earn the money. -
One Dollar's: Week.
so.“ 7
Liter
Tailor Ill 7 Sills
V Vonetians, Sergeagpheviots Broad
than made cloths and also a large line or Sonar-t
11.163111111- summoasmmw.1
! Children's ~ Ready-made Dresses,
ISailor Suits. and FM Dresses. d
iiarge variety. prices ‘ffionrfioc to 02.00,;.
tells hills. 1
Fancy Worstcds. Cheviots, Clay DI-
W51Serges, all
1“ Avg? ‘7 II a:
. The largest assortment of Wash
1L1
1
A COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR MEN.
BVHOEB OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
WOMEN AND
PVRIVGEB FROM “.00
v,
meats. ,
Norwalk Chronicler