YO 8 do..
bliiudes
. June 3—There were two
retired business man of
property. stood before a
bed room and shot him-
the right temple, dying
was subject to attacks of
. d once before attempt-
. , is own life Two children
313‘ Meaurm was well known
_, Vr of the Connecticut Scout-
0 was lifty- th1ee years old.
iti‘zen to die by his own
Iii/11s Thomas Hart. 5. mechan-
ty-five. He was despondent
m the effects of a dose of
iii School of the First Con-
Chu1ci1, of Nonwaik. netted
it was voted by the little
y '0 buy books for the Chil
‘1 Last year the h‘ospi-
"tiered. With notewor
90.1 iness the treasmcr. Mrs R
' h ced the sum mentioned
, .dit of the library and
i" w books which are sure
it'll? heV children have already
oiV-lAs'rsh‘ascslvso.
, raphernalla connected
installation of the Norwnlk
thort Stone Masons’ Union
been received and the last or
charter, come this morning
"Wiliiam Sheldon. The of-
union will be installed
111 at Mr. Sheldon’s rest
NV 11 avenue by District ln-
Willi Shaww, of Bridgeport
W
.O_ NTAIN .EXPLODEVD.
" _.s considerable excitement
' e's confestionery store in.
,0 exits flowed in every direc
unat‘ely no one was Injur
yi'ng missles.
, wash and disinfectant.
new in a thoroughly sani-
timi- .
V .ERNOON CLUB’
EPTION. 1
erris. the newly e acted?
Friday Afternoon Club V
' tion to the members.
_.at 4:30;i1t The Boule-
avenue.
up the entire lot.
Self Openers 250
160 Ladl'es'. All of
300 .00
{I‘mbrcilss that ever .
, , _ 1 sou'r'H NoawALK.,
SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
- voice.
' iii do, this morning. Peter,
n-Americuns in the state ‘
. of Bridgeport Council No. 20,
. crs of Seymour yesterday gathering in
,Vioon keepers Henry J. Yolkmnr Rich-
' and William Foster,- Mrs. Thomas Mo-
«11111110111. died At his home. 46 Park
. and he was a descendant of Revolir
90 Washington Stmf,
AasAut'rEo av UNKNOWN MEN
Louis Rica Severely Pummcled 811n-
' dI'y Night. 1V 1"»Vj« .. -
Louis Rice, who is In the employ of
Rev. Paul M0010 Strayer, in West two'-
one. had a rough experience, Sunday
night on the. Washington street bridge.
,Rice was retyrnlng home at 11 o'clock
when three powerful young men pouns
ccd upon him. one or the number says
ing. ”We are out for t1 ouble‘und don't
care whether it is black or white we
mix up with ” 11
They blackened both eyes for Rice.
knocked his nose to one side and
grotto out two teeth, besides bruising
in: unmerclfully about the body Rice
'shoutel “murder" at the top of his
The cries attracted the atten-
tlon of some men on a bout near the
bridge. They appeared on the bridge
in their night clothes and the nighw
marauders were frightened away. Rico
went to his home more dead than
alive. He says that he will not go
out alone at night again. He did not
report the matter to the police.
Y. M O. A. NEWS
The Orchestra Fact Gaining a Wall.
Deserves Reputation. . ‘
The Y. M. C A. is now at home at
61 South Main street.
The opening 1etcption last evening.
.v'vns a very pleasant and successful at-
fair and the Weather and conditions all
point to 1111 even more successful aya-
sion this afternoon and evening. ,
The Board of Directors and Wom’e'fi‘s
Friday even 113. at 8 o'clock.
The Y. M. C. A. Orchestra is fast.
gaining a well deserved reputation for
its excellent playing. and will be heard
again this ..evening Arrangements are
being made whereby it will give 1‘
grand concert and lawn party, at the
Association 5 new home, Monday even-V
lug. June 9th. and the proceeds are to'
be used to pay for its music. Few peo-
ple have any adequate idea of what it
costs to buy music for an orchestra of
ten instruments. and yet they want
something new and the very latest and
most popular pieces every time. To
help provide such'n stock. this concert
and lawn party has been arranged, and
11 small entrance fee will be charged,
and refreshments sold.
NATIONAL PROVIDENT UNION.
BRIDCEPOR’IV‘ June 3——'l"”ne seventh
congress of the National Provident Un.
ion is in session in this city today and
tomorrow. The work handled is main
ly routine. although the object is of
course to extend the territorial scope
of the order and increase the number
of councils Theie are seven states
represented with 72 delegates here
Oiiicers chosen for the’ present con-
gross are: Speaker. James F. Cou-
don; clerk. James F. Keenan: chap:
lain. R. S Purdy. and doorkeeper, John
S. Naiiy President William Harries;
of Brooklyn is here and reports the
order to be in a more prosperous con-
dition than it was last year. Hartford.
New Haven Norwslk and Milford
Councils are represented at the rooms
ANSONIA SALOONISTS ARRESTED
ANSONIA. June 3.—-Prosecutlng
Liquor Agent Sweeney, of Naugatuck
swooped down upon the saloon keep
ten liquor dealers for the violation of
the Sunday screen law. When ur-
reigned before Justice L. A. Camp they
all pleaded guilty and were, lined 8'10
and costs. Those arrested Were sa-
ard McCormack Dennis Crowley and
Frank B McLean, proprietor of the
Brunswick house: Henry Perthes. Geo
mania house; Otto Thorey, Windsor
hotel: James Forgeson. Seymouréhotel
Inns and Henry Duester. ,
HARTFORD lMAN DEAD.
HARTFORD June 3-Ara'1m'sh Judd.
one of the oldest business men in
street last night. He was born in
South Coventry August 9,1806. His fa}
'ther was Solomon Judd, of that town
tionary stock. Mr. Judd wns engaged
in the 1:09. Thusiness hi this city prior
to the Civi War, 11nder1the iirm' n'a'ni' ‘
of Lord Adina ti
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"ll/011ml! $250
COLE AGENTS,
Auxiliary WY] hold a joint meeting on 21‘ & SF. pf. 98% 98% 98-11 98%, ,2
1 Europe.
illttc licking honey flromha hall! on
COMM]: S'IOIV
BROKERS.
03198”th ordorI'i. 0111'
Correspondencd 111111911.
”DJ.
'l‘ Telephone 01111 1.53.
. stoma 81Carbeft' and
WIIhington 8t. 90.1 Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL STREE
WALL STREET. 10:10 11.
opening dealings in stocks we
nominal and price chan‘g 1»
tircly insignificant with th exec
0f Fuller Construction. which 1,111 .‘
tw0 points. The ticker practic
came to a standstill Within 11‘ few 11in‘
utes after the opening. "
WALL STREET. 1 p
m.-'1‘he loud!
Street Railway gaining 2% in all. Bil
gar recovered all of its loss and inter.
koptional Silver preferred and St. Louis'
i711111! San Francisco second pil erred lid-'2‘
vanced about a point. Minna polls and
Louisville preferred lost id and Chl-
cage. indiuuapolis and Louisville pro-4
ferred 1%. The important stocks were
practically idle and Cautioniess. -' 1’ ‘
' TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wrre or maples
A Goldschmldt commission brokers,
Swartu A Corbett's block. South Nor.
walk: V V
' Open High Low 1:30
Amal. Copper, 69% 68% 69% 68%
Am. C. & it. 31% 31% 31%, 31%
Am. Cot.. Oil, 511,4 52 51% 52
Amer. ice. 19 «1 119 j:
Amer..;Loco., 33% 33% 331.5 ; 33%
Am. Smelt, 48% 4914 48% 49%.
Am, Sugar, 128% 128%‘1269fi 128%
T. A S. Fe 807:. 81% 80% 80%.
Bait. & Ohio. 100 106 10.1 100
Bkyn. R. T.. 67 - 88% 07 68%
Chi. Gt. West. 29% 29% 29% 29%
C. M. & St. P.170 170 . .
Chi. RJ. & 'P. 173 173 17-0 173
Col. F. e 1., . 9,9st 99% 99a 99%
Erie, ; 37% 37% 37V; 37%
Manhattan. 132 _
Met. St. Ry.. H774} 150% 147% 150%
Mex.~Centrai, 26% 26% 2695 26%
Mex. N’t Utis. l8‘lfi 18% lei-,3 18%
M. K. & 'I‘. 26 26 26 26
M. K AT. pfd. (16% 56% 56 56%
Mo. Pacific l00 100. 90% 100
RNori‘. & West. 57% 57% 57% 57%
Penn. R R. ,
People's Gas. 101% 101%, 1018510195;
Press. 8.0111. 48% 48% 48% «48%
Reading. 63% 63% 63 , 03%
Read. lat pfd. 83 83% 83V 83%
Read, 2d pi‘d.. 68% 68% 68 , 68%
Rubber Goods, 1931;, 18%. 19 ‘ 19%
Sou, Pacific, 64% 64% 64% .0053 _
Sou. Ry. (30.. 36% 36% 36% 361413
Sou. Ry pld., 94% 84% 94% 94%
Tenn. C. &i., 64% 64% 64% 64%
Union Pacific 105
Un. Pnc pfdu 88% 88% 88 88%
U. 8. Leather, 13 13 Id 13.
U. S. Lea pid. 84% ms 84% 849i;
U 8. Steel 40.- 40% 40 V40
U. S. Steeipfh. 89% “iii 89% 89%
Wabash 127 ll 27 27‘
West. U11. Tel.. 90% 90% ' 90% 90%
.._.
World on a w'a
men are fakir. Don’t take any Inter-
est In them; don't patronize them.
horses to the hearse when he dies to
get him out of town as quickly as pos
Military spectators present at the re: ‘
ed to have stated that the evolutions
11nd appearance of the troops were
worthy of the best organized armies of
strings.
Whenever a good grammurlau finds
T ere are lots of people in the war
who believe thht if a preacher us
flowery language. he is not "sincere
Induigingi dangerous "ensures is
or”
Stockalonda. Genomaraln. All or the Belt Mailed moth:-
.1 .m . rysrscr our our LS AND OUR
j 1 on... excepted tor 1. Insular“ LATES.
1"hrmumrmn' on Margin. Krasoy'tz & FOX
‘ ‘u—n—h-n ’
,wi’iiltilo‘l,‘ 13:11:31 71" mm Ham 47 IVO‘rt/I Maid ‘c‘or. Ann St.
I Careful 11191111911; ivon to mail and . 1307733! NOFWALK. .
" J: 1115111119.; and you will find that
tractions rose further. mMetropoiitan ‘ '
walk‘ Union School District are here
by notlil’ed and warned that the annual
. meeting of said district will be held at
i the Franklin street school-housa on
”9% ”9% ”9% 149%" Tuesday evening. June 3d, 1902, at 8
o’clock. to hear the reports of the dis.
trict committee. treasurer and collec-
tor tor the past year; had to authorize
the building of a new school house to
accommodate the needs of the gram-
mar Valid high school departments, and
to flx'aud purchase a site therefore.
audio make 'Van appropriation to pay
for such building and site, and to an-
thorize changing and improving the
Concord street school
the present needs of he high school
department and the rental of rooms
to the town for said department; to
Wabash Did 44% 44% 44% 44% elect Va member of
- m1ttee to starts for the succeeding
Wiscon. Cent. 28 28 2"; 27% three years, and other officers for the
We are tired hearing of the vagrants ensuing 3'9“ to lay 3 t“ to meet "13
who appear every week or two, and necessary expehses of the district, and
claim to be maklns a trip around the to pay so much of the indebtedness of
r Everyone °f these said district as shall be deemed adi
ivisable; to authorise the district com.
. ' mittée‘ to borrow on the credit of the
it is said of a certain man in town district such a sum of money as may
that he is so mean to his wife her kin be appropriated for a new school
intend to We“ the fire department building and site. and such sum or
sums of money as may be necessary
V to meet the current expenses of said
'8 - district forjiho ensuing your; ‘
view of the Argentine army are repert~ ‘
a good idea, he‘endeavors to find a
gramins‘tiehl error in Its construct! '1'“: "fl.“ I‘m“ 07 ‘mtu
Walklnd Suits 8 BicycIe Skirts,
WWW...“
-.Wl1y,' Ihythiug'1in Mann Fur.
_V1Ws HAV'E 1r.
. ' 1,121,116; to :1. V
Negligco Shim, 500 «181.50.
Summer Underwear. 250 to 31V.
Stock" 25c and 501:.
V A 11511 of others. All of 111'.
good reliable kinds. '7
1,51 Telephone 133.12.
.1 1111111 31111
'rAindas enormous,
name «stipulations.
85 fWaihlrrgfon Strut.
’1 . 'sou'rn NORWALK. 1
' 1%» .'.
_”
Annual Meeting
U 111011 School D1stnci
The legal voters of the South Nor-
ulldlug to meet
e district com-
"A. 31.111120111111111 ‘
1‘ JOHN H. LIGHT.
MA] 1.:le CORBETT
' ' District Committee,
Dated at South Norwaik, Conn" May
23th.1902. r.“ ’ m29 5t V
EcoV'nolny hint: in buying something “ fl ’
green-10 eat. buy string beans No 1 ' 7'"
shrinkage and no waste except the ENTERTAINMENTS. _
‘E"l"b Postponed Lecture on '
for Women
I
Our specials for this week 1n 'our Housefurnishing Department are as follows;
0%
§ 01101 Quart Pitchers
' Onequart Bowing... 1
i Two quamPitchers . . . . . 1511:.
OnopintBowll........
Did youover consider that of all“ Y
the things you buy. books. carpets,
'f'urfiituro, there is nothing that is
always before you iike,the
Paper 011 Your liaiis
' it is Just as easy and as cheap to
make them attractive with ‘modern
designs It you go w'here’there is a
good stock to select from. We want
to do your decorati, ,, .
PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES.
PAINTING ANo
Mess HANGING.
WINDOW sHAoss
in stock 1.3110 tool-Per. '
1100111 MOU'LDING' "’1"
to match your Wall Papers. V'
PICTURE FRAMING.
WI make it an art.
DECKER
South Nat-walk.
Telephone Connection.
0P9“, Evenings i.i111’til,.8:.jio.L
.s.-.».....s...........-.~~ .......,..._.
3? WASHINGTON cross-1'
. Glover’s thel’iace
11’s lime to
put your
foot 111 it---
an Oxford
The $010515
1
l.
Breakfast Plates 7c.
PiePlatcs............ 4c.
TeaPistcsV............ 50.
8-inch Platters 101:.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
O
Fancy
asonals. '
goods. In
\
T0 83-”.
111111 Suits.
The largest assortment of Wash
Shirt waists from 600 to 82. 98.
Mm i em
DRY? GOODS
suits remain. All will be sold without regard to cost or former prices.
Good Alldwool Suits from $5.00 up.
$5.00 and $8.00 Spring Jackets for $3.00.
.' - , Heusefurnishing Department
Cups and Saucer5.
7-inch Bakers
Covered Sugar Bowls .. 10c.
Oat Meal Dishes
NORWALK, CONN.
ehcmmmmeM-rMMMM
N by I
.- -..... Y~""’""’W “r _..._..... .. .
Worsteds. Chariots. Clay Di-
Borges,
its from $7.98 to $20.00.
Childr'en' I
h. ,
1
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Special Sale of Ladios’ Tailor Made Suitsd Jackets
We Will continue our Special Sale of LADIES’ TAILOR MADE SUITg'Wand 'JFXCKETS
until all are 80111. We have added all of our fine garments and have made still further reduc-
tions 111 price. We still have a good assortment of sizes and all colors. Many, of our vo'ry finest
This store is the anus or to the question. IT'S THE STYDE STORE.
run mean or cnnpir.analxsew1se the store of good values.
doubt there are a great. many articles of wearing apparel thatpyou 1111511.
and you feel YOU CAN'T AFFORD THEM. YOU} CAN AFFORH' THEM
and you can have them when you want them, even though you haven't
the cash to pay down for them. _YOU'RE CREDIT [S GOOD with us; you're
promise to pay is as good as cash. Get what you want when you want:
‘ it pay for it as you earn the money. - » -
One Dollar aWe-ck.
Tailor-M111 Suits
Venetians Bergen. Chariots, Broad- .
all union made cloths and also a large line of Separ-
ate Skirts. Suits from $9.98 to $35. 00.
Roadyfmade
Sailor Suits and Fitted Dresses, a
large variety. prices from 500 to 82.98.
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Dresses,
A COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR MEN. WOMEN AND
CHILEREN. SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PRICES FROM $100
Norwalk Chronicler